Boxing News magazine 17.7.1998 Download pdf

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BILLY SCHWER'S mandatory
European lightweight title
defence against Frenchmim Manuel
Fernandes will go ahead at York
Hall, Bethnal Green on September
12.
The match was scheduled
originally for May, until Schwer
pulled out through illness, but the
champion, who is making his first
defence of the title, has recovered
fully
The rest of the card features a
vacant Southern Area heavyweight
clash between undefeated Michael
Sprott and determined Harry
Senior, plus another unbeaten
big guy, Mark Potter, in his first
six-rounder

BRITISH welterweight champion
Geoff McCreesh had to
leave the ring at the Rivermead
Leisure Centre before
the Lonsdde Belt, which he
won outright by knocking
out Welshman Michael Smyth in the
seventh round, could be strapped
around his waist.

SWANSEA welterweight JASON WILLIAMS (lOst 9lbs), fighting
out of the Bristol Boys gym, had too much strength and weight
for Plymouth's lanky, frail-looking JOHN HARRISON (lOst 2 l/21b8),
who retired on his stool after the second of a scheduled four-rounder.
Harrison tried to use his jab, but most were blocked or fell short.
By the second his nose was bleeding and the relentless Williams
switched his attacks to the body. John was getting hit too easily by the
bell and his comer's decision to pull him out was spot-on, though it
was announced as a nose injury.