Boxing News magazine Download 6.9.1991
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Boxing News Magazine 1991 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1991 History
FORDE'S COMMONWEALTH TITLE TILT
Tough challenger can spoil McAuley's fifth defence
Woodhall's ready for that step up in class
IRELAND'S durable IBF flyweight king Dave McAuley
kicks off an astonishing world championship week for
domestic boxing when he meets South Africa's Jacob
Matlala in Belfast tomorrow (Saturday).
McAuley, the 30-year-old champion from Larne, is guaranteed
a hero's welcome at the city's Maysfield Leisure Centre as he
puts his belt on the line for the fifth time
kicks off an astonishing world championship week for
domestic boxing when he meets South Africa's Jacob
Matlala in Belfast tomorrow (Saturday).
McAuley, the 30-year-old champion from Larne, is guaranteed
a hero's welcome at the city's Maysfield Leisure Centre as he
puts his belt on the line for the fifth time
FORMER British super-featherweight champion Hugh
Forde hopes to re-establish himself by taking the
Commonwealth title from competent champion Thunder
Ayeh of Ghana on Ron Gray's promotion at
Wolverhampton Civic Hall on Tuesday.
It's an intriguing prospect, but unlikely to be a fight to
set the blood on fire. Both are lean, long-armed boxers
who rely more on skill than power. Maybe a case of
which one establishes himself first. The respective jabs
may be the key to the whole thing.
Forde hopes to re-establish himself by taking the
Commonwealth title from competent champion Thunder
Ayeh of Ghana on Ron Gray's promotion at
Wolverhampton Civic Hall on Tuesday.
It's an intriguing prospect, but unlikely to be a fight to
set the blood on fire. Both are lean, long-armed boxers
who rely more on skill than power. Maybe a case of
which one establishes himself first. The respective jabs
may be the key to the whole thing.
UNCROWNED WBC super-featherweight champion Jeff
Fenech meets Miguel Francia, the Argentine and
South American featherweight champion, over ten
rounds at the International Tennis Centre in Melbourne
on September 13.
The bout is a warm up for a return with WBC
super-featherweight champion Azumah Nelson to be
held later this year. (No date or place at this time of
writing.) Francia, who will be 30 six days after the
Fenech fight, is no stranger to this country.
Fenech meets Miguel Francia, the Argentine and
South American featherweight champion, over ten
rounds at the International Tennis Centre in Melbourne
on September 13.
The bout is a warm up for a return with WBC
super-featherweight champion Azumah Nelson to be
held later this year. (No date or place at this time of
writing.) Francia, who will be 30 six days after the
Fenech fight, is no stranger to this country.
IF THERE was a prize for the unluckiest boxer in the
country, Steve McNess would undoubtedly be a
leading contender. Twice in the last three seasons the
Newco Repton welterweight has seen his ABA title
ambitions ended by injury, while on the third occasion
(1990) he couldn't even enter.
country, Steve McNess would undoubtedly be a
leading contender. Twice in the last three seasons the
Newco Repton welterweight has seen his ABA title
ambitions ended by injury, while on the third occasion
(1990) he couldn't even enter.
Baby Jake's never been dropped and never been cut
Just a job for McCallum
Barkley chasing a return with Hearns
HOLMES LINES UP TILLMAN
Collins stripped of title