Boxing News magazine 10.4.1998 Download pdf

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RICHARD EVATT will meet Leicester's KELTON McKENZIE in a Britisli
featherweight title eliminator at the Aston Villa Leisure Centre, Birmingham
on May 13.
McKenzie's manager Johnny Griffin says contracts have been signed.
"Kelton wants to follow his brother, Tony and become British champion,"
•says Griffin. "He has the pedigree and is a thoroughly competent professional."

PRESUMABLY the DEAN FRANCISROBIN
REID super-middleweight
match, ordered by the EBU to take
place before the end of June, will also
be a final eliminator for the WBC title,
seeing as Italian VTNCENZO NARDIELLO,
presently the No. 1 contender, is next
in line to challenge new champion
RICHIE WOODHALL
The Telford man, an impres^ve
points winner over Sugarlray Malinga
on March 27, would be under no immediate
pressure to kice the victor should
he overcome Nardiello, though it provides
both fighters with an excellent
incentive.
First, though, Robin has to win at the
Nynex on April 18, when he is expected
to box 3 J^year-old American TROY
WATSON.

AUSTRALIAN KOSTYA TSZYU, a devastating winner against Calvin Grove
last weekend (see page 19), lost his court battle against former promoter
Bill Mordey, who was awarded $7,310,445 in compensation for b r e a ^ of contract.
Tszyu's manager, Vlad Warton, said the boxer will appeal.