Boxing News magazine 30.1.1998 Download pdf

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REID EYES RHODES
DAVID REID, America's only gold medal winner in Atlanta who is featured on
pages 24-25, is on course for a 'world' title fight before the end of the year
according to his promoter Mat

PROMOTER Frank Warren says he intends to
announce a date and venue next week for NASEEM
HAMED'S first appearance since defeating Kevin Kelley
at Madison Square Garden last month.

UGANDAN hero JUSTIN JUUKO intends to pick up another title in
the third 12-rounder on the Picketts Lock bill when he faces
Frenchman DIDIER SCHEAFFER for the vacant IBF Inter<ontinental
super-featherweight crown vacated by Barrv Jones after the Welshman
won the WBO title in December.

WELSH middleweight
BARRY THOROGOOD continued
his rehabilitation process
after a year's injury lay-off when
he won a narrow, hard-fought
eight-rounder against Doncaster's
MICHAEL ALEXANDER at
Trentham Gardens.

JULIAN JACKSON, unquestionably
one of the hardest-hitting
middleweights in the last 40 years,
was flattened by Verno Phillips at
2-01 of the ninth for the WBU lightmiddleweight
title.

COLIN LYNES of Hornchurch & Elm
Park outscoied Repton southpaw
Bobby Beck in an excellent light-welter
final which brought some muchneeded
class to this disappointing
event held over two nights at the Carpenters
& Docklands Community Centre.

Turley wastes no time
• REIGNING Western Counties welter
champion Justin Turley (Penhill RBL)
recorded the quickest win of the day at
the Lister Hall, extinguishing the challenge
of game Gloucester rival
Michael Banton in two rounds.

THE Western Counties South champs
were hosted by Lympstone ABC at
Exmouth Pavihon on January 10, and
honoured with the attendance of WBC
International super-middleweight
champion Herol Graham, who presented
the trophies and circulated among a
very appreciative audience, ivnfes REG
AYRES.