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Boxing News Magazine 1991 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1991 History
ONE PUNCH BUSTS-UP ERICSSON
No problems for Cantwell as he halts Mexican in five rounds
Davison wins war of broken jaw
No sweat for Schwer
Unlucky Flute denied by late cut
Flyweight king in only six fights!
Holyfield defends against Damiani
BOXING NEWS SCHOOLBOYS SPECIAL
Pyatt starts again
BERMONDSEY flyweight Mickey Cantwell finally met someone his
own size in the form of Carlos Manrigues and took full advantage of
the opportunity by stopping the Mexican in five rounds at the York
Hall.
Former double ABA light-flyweight champion Cantwell came in at 7st
lOlbs for this scheduled eight round main event — emphasizing just
how much real weight he must have been conceding in his previous
four professional contests.
own size in the form of Carlos Manrigues and took full advantage of
the opportunity by stopping the Mexican in five rounds at the York
Hall.
Former double ABA light-flyweight champion Cantwell came in at 7st
lOlbs for this scheduled eight round main event — emphasizing just
how much real weight he must have been conceding in his previous
four professional contests.
EVANDER HOLYFIELD defends his world heavyweight
championship against former WBO champion FRANCESCO
DAMIANI in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia
on November 23.
championship against former WBO champion FRANCESCO
DAMIANI in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia
on November 23.
BOXING has nothing more attention-grabbing to offer than Hector Camacho firing
on all cylinders. Sit this man down for a one-on-one interview and he surprises you
by bounding from his seat and pirouetting before returning to answer questions.
He crackles the eardrums with his tirades against his critics and dazzles the eyes
with his decorative ensemble of many colours.
Ask him about possible opponents and he roars like a lion; ask him about himself
and he utters with a lyrical gentleness. During the interview he will fidget, leap, dance
and even sing.
on all cylinders. Sit this man down for a one-on-one interview and he surprises you
by bounding from his seat and pirouetting before returning to answer questions.
He crackles the eardrums with his tirades against his critics and dazzles the eyes
with his decorative ensemble of many colours.
Ask him about possible opponents and he roars like a lion; ask him about himself
and he utters with a lyrical gentleness. During the interview he will fidget, leap, dance
and even sing.
LADY LUCK smiled down on Philadelphia
light-welterweight Tony Martin and allowed
him to escape with a 10-round draw against
Minneapolis counterpuncher Anthony
Stephens at the Taj Mahal casino.
light-welterweight Tony Martin and allowed
him to escape with a 10-round draw against
Minneapolis counterpuncher Anthony
Stephens at the Taj Mahal casino.
IN what amounted to a match between a
has-been and a never-was, veteran
heavyweight Carl "The Truth" Williams
laboured to win a unanimous 10-round
decision over Kimmuel Odum at Harrah's.
Even Williams admitted his performance left
a lot to be desired.
has-been and a never-was, veteran
heavyweight Carl "The Truth" Williams
laboured to win a unanimous 10-round
decision over Kimmuel Odum at Harrah's.
Even Williams admitted his performance left
a lot to be desired.
DALE Youth's Jamie Delaney (right) is consoled by young cancer
sufferer Craig Shergold (12) of Surbiton after his points defeat by
John Peart (hooded) of Gloucester's Bronx ABC. Nicky Gargano
and Kirkland Laing take up the rear at the Russell Hotel.
sufferer Craig Shergold (12) of Surbiton after his points defeat by
John Peart (hooded) of Gloucester's Bronx ABC. Nicky Gargano
and Kirkland Laing take up the rear at the Russell Hotel.
NORWICH - October 17: With the outcome of their five bout
clash against the Royal Air Force in the balance, Norwich Lads'
Club's Jon Thaxfon clinched victory for the home boxers by
beating SAC Tony Jordan in the second round on a wellattended
dinner show sponsored by Newspower at the Lads'
Club,
clash against the Royal Air Force in the balance, Norwich Lads'
Club's Jon Thaxfon clinched victory for the home boxers by
beating SAC Tony Jordan in the second round on a wellattended
dinner show sponsored by Newspower at the Lads'
Club,