Boxing News magazine 19.1.1996 Download pdf

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HENRY WHARTON (left) still has his heart set on
winning a 'world' title, but the gulf between him
and IBF champion ROY JONES was never more
 evident than last weekend.
Wharton had to climb off the floor before
escaping defeat against Italian Vincenzo
Nardiello, while Jones looked devastating
in stopping Merqui Sosa in New York.

PAUL BURKE kept the Phoenix Camp flying
high with a two-round win over Cham Joof
in the eight-round chief support which should
boost his standing in the domestic lightwelterweight
rankings.

WOOD GREEN'S PJ GaUagher takes a step into the unknown when he faces
Rakhim Mingaleyev of the Ukraine over 12 rounds for the vacant WBC International
super-featherweight title at Bracknell Leisure Centre tonight (Friday).
Gallagher (right), 23 next month, was set to meet Davey McHale for the vacant
British  crown, but a knee cartilage injury forced the Glaswegian out. That fight is
now set for March.

HEARNS MAV FIGHT IN GARDEN
THOMAS HEARNS could find a place on the George
Foreman-Michael Moorer bill at Madison Square
Garden, New York on February 29.
Another match being proposed involves heavyweighte
ERIC "BUTTERBEAN" ESCH against MARK
GASTINEAU, the former American Footballer.