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BERNARD DUNNE is back out on
November 15 at the Breaffy House
Resort in Castlebar, County Mayo.
RTE televise a co-promotion
between Brian Peters and Hennessy
Sports.
First-choice opponent for the
Dubliner was Ceferino Labarda, the
brave Argentine who recently took
a pasting from IBF champ Steve
Molitor. However, a cut Labarda
suffered in that fight ruled him out
of taking on Dunne.
The Irishman's camp have hinted
that they are looking for a
replacement of a similar level, so
this could be Dunne's toughest
test.

SCOTLAND'S British featherweight
champion PAUL APPLEBY has won
the Best Young Boxer of the Year,
awarded by the Boxing Writers'
Club.
The 21-year-old South
Queensferry man, 12-0, earned the
accolade on the back of his
tremendous Scottish derby win over
John Simpson that saw him capture
the British crown aged just 20.
He beat off stiff compettion
from British welter champion Kell
Brook and Welsh super-middle
Nathan Cleverly (second equal) as
well as lightweights Martin Gethin
and John Fewkes, Commonwealth
featherweight champion Paul
Truscott and Nottingham's British
super-flyweight champion Andy
Bell.

FORMER European bantamweight
champion Simone Maludrottu stayed
busy by knocking out France's Jean-
Marie Codet in the fourth of a
scheduled eight-rounder.
The Italian is now 28-2 (11), having
won two in a row since losing a WBC
title bid to Hozumi Hasegawa in Japan
in January. Codet falls to 17-24-5.

GILMERTON club boss Rab Young has
hailed the gold medal won by his
Scottish light-welterweight champion
John Thain in Canada between
September 16-21.
The event was held at Merriton
Community Centre in a St. Catherine's,
Ontario. Said Young, "This will help
John be selected for more international
tournaments this season."
Slick-boxing Thain beat Canadian
Kevin Higson 18-11 in the semi-finals
before handily outscoring Canadian
Jay Bochner 33-14 in the final.
Forgewood's aggressive lightweight
Steve Sharoudi widely outpointed
Jayme Resnick (USA) 23-4 in the
semis before besting Australia's Neil
Wright 22-12 in the final.
Newarthill light-heavyweight
BELTERS: The Scots in Canada
Galium Johnson won his gold by outfighting
the USA's T. Brianson 19-6.
Granite City welterweight Matt
McAllister won silver. He beat the
USA's Justin Keith 22-20 in the semis
before losing 18-17 to Matthew Innes
(Wales) in the final.
BRIAN DONALD