Boxing News magazine 11.12.1998 Download pdf

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GLENN CATLEY picked up an
e x t r a payday with a fiveround
mark-time win over
Coseley's Andy Flute at the
Whitchurch Leisure Centre.
The main event was hastily
arranged following the postponement
of Joe Calzaghe's WBO supermiddleweight
title defence against
Syd Vanderpool of Canada.
Calzaghe, who has an elbow problem,
was ringside to watch Catley
and gym-mates Paul Samuels and
Gavin Rees.

• NEWPORT'S undefeated PAUL
SAMUELS ( l i s t ) won a
sensational chief support, climbing
off the canvas to knock out
Uandyrnog's CRAIG WINTER (lOst
12 l/21b8) In the second for the
vacant Welsh light-middleweight title.
Samuels, who had moved up from
welterweight yet needed two
attempts to make the light-middle
limit, drilled in clean, sharp punches
in the opening minute and seemed
to have Winter concerned more
than once.

CROYDON light-middleweight
Wayne Alexander looked a
British title threat as he floored
Birmingham's usually sturdy Jimmy
Vincent three times for a stoppage
40 seconds into round three in a
scheduled eight.
"I told you I'd stop him," said
Alexander as he celebrated his 10th
straight win.