Boxing News magazine 21.8.1998 Download pdf

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FORMER WBC superbantamweight
champion
HECTOR ACERO SANCHEZ (Sst
131bs), from the Dominican
Republic and 37-5-3 (21), had a
glorified workout with an eightround
points win over BrooMyn's
JUAN MEIJA (Sst 131b8), 10-6 (3),
on the Port Chester bill.

IN an eight-round prelim to Tszyu-Ruelas, liuge PAEA WOLFGRAMM (22st Tibs), tlie 1996 Olympic silver
medallist from Tonga, lumbered ahead and showed a fairly quick jab, but 6-7 veteran JORGE LUIS
GONZALEZ (18st 51bs), Havana, Cuba, finally came alive around the sixth and Itept suckering him into some
good right uppercuts.

BRITISH and European super-middleweight champion DEAN FRANCIS
makes his first trip overseas when he takes on XOLANI NGEMNTU on
the Hammanskraal show.
Francis was going to fight Joseph Tshabalala from the Transvaal
province, a 36-year-old with a patchy record but a good stayer. Now he
meets a man who is rated high y at both middle and super-middle in the
official South African ratings and who has a deceptive 7-6 record.
But Francis, who has given up the British title (see pages 4-5), should hit
too hard for an opponent stopped in nine by Soon Botes a year ago.
Sheffield teenager KHAUD SHAFFIQ makes his debut on the bill against
South African MANDLA MLONJANA. Shaffiq is still only 17 and too young
to turn pro in the UK, but is tipped as the "New Naz"