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Boxing News Magazine 1991 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1991 History
Warring has a shock for Miller
Amazing Andries
McMillan's Commonwealth bid
Honeyghan's back to face Mexican
Lewis signs for Mason
Benn bombs DeWitt and the Blade
Ricardo has the tools to be another great
Collins defies the to trounce Girard
BOXING NEWS AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL
ONE of the greatest benefits of my work with the WBC was
the opportunity to visit Mexico and soak up the atmosphere
of the fight scene there.
At the 1988 convention in Mexico City the WBC arranged
a lunch at a restaurant and as entertainment you could
watch a cock fight or play at matador against some young
bulls. Not wishing to be bored or gored, I strolled through
the gardens and came across a couple of Mexican old age
pensioners sitting on a bench drinking Cerveza and sharing
a joke.
the opportunity to visit Mexico and soak up the atmosphere
of the fight scene there.
At the 1988 convention in Mexico City the WBC arranged
a lunch at a restaurant and as entertainment you could
watch a cock fight or play at matador against some young
bulls. Not wishing to be bored or gored, I strolled through
the gardens and came across a couple of Mexican old age
pensioners sitting on a bench drinking Cerveza and sharing
a joke.
DIE-HARD amateur boxing supporters who turned up at
the national stadium to cheer on the home side were
rewarded with a remarkable win over England by the
narrow margin of six bouts to five.
The dramatic events in the ring unfolded in front of a
sparse crowd that had little to cheer before the interval.
England won the first three bouts and at one stage had
a commanding 4-1 lead
the national stadium to cheer on the home side were
rewarded with a remarkable win over England by the
narrow margin of six bouts to five.
The dramatic events in the ring unfolded in front of a
sparse crowd that had little to cheer before the interval.
England won the first three bouts and at one stage had
a commanding 4-1 lead
DETERMINED to erase the memory of his last fight, a six
knockdown, three round defeat to Mark Breland for the
WBA welterweight title, former world welterweight
champion Lloyd Honeyghan comes back at the
Latchmere Leisure Centre, Battersea on Thursday
(January 10).
knockdown, three round defeat to Mark Breland for the
WBA welterweight title, former world welterweight
champion Lloyd Honeyghan comes back at the
Latchmere Leisure Centre, Battersea on Thursday
(January 10).
IN 1972 six boxers from the Repton Club in London made the Great
Britain squad for the Olympic Games in Munich. Jimmy Flint, John
Whitehorn and Joey Wreden did not make the final selection, but
Maurice Hope, Graham Moughton and Billy Taylor all made it onto
the team for Munich.
They joined Ralph Evans, Neville Cole, Billy Knight, Alan Minter,
Maurice O'Sullivan and George Turpin. Evans, Minter and Turpin
all won bronze medals.
Eighteen and a half years later, another six boxers from the same
Britain squad for the Olympic Games in Munich. Jimmy Flint, John
Whitehorn and Joey Wreden did not make the final selection, but
Maurice Hope, Graham Moughton and Billy Taylor all made it onto
the team for Munich.
They joined Ralph Evans, Neville Cole, Billy Knight, Alan Minter,
Maurice O'Sullivan and George Turpin. Evans, Minter and Turpin
all won bronze medals.
Eighteen and a half years later, another six boxers from the same
The current six: back row (left to right): Paul Lawson, Steve
McNess, Mark Baker and front row: Marlon Jones, Tom
Cherubin and Monty Wright.
club — now Newco Repton — have been included in the current
Great Britain squad for the Barcelona Olympics in 1992. Tom
Cherubin, Mark Baker, Marlon Jones, Paul Lawson, Steve McNess
and Monty Wright are among several boxers from England,
Scotland and Wales attending Crystal Palace as part of the
build-up to the 1992 Games. History repeating itself!
McNess, Mark Baker and front row: Marlon Jones, Tom
Cherubin and Monty Wright.
club — now Newco Repton — have been included in the current
Great Britain squad for the Barcelona Olympics in 1992. Tom
Cherubin, Mark Baker, Marlon Jones, Paul Lawson, Steve McNess
and Monty Wright are among several boxers from England,
Scotland and Wales attending Crystal Palace as part of the
build-up to the 1992 Games. History repeating itself!