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Boxing News Magazine 1991  Memorabilia

Boxing News Magazine 1991  History

 

Milo's double title chance

 

Angol grinds out win 21

 

Boxing News parade of champions 1990

 

Seldon survives a scare

 

Meldrick's magic can shine through

 

CLINTON GIVES UP MS HIS CROWNS

 

FORMER world welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan
launched his ill-advised comeback, 10 months after his
humiliating defeat to Mark Breland for the WBA welterweight
crown, with a scrappy fourth round cut eye win
over former Mexican welterweight champion Mario
Olmedo at the Latchmere Leisure Centre.

 

IF YOU had mentioned Riddick Bowe six years ago people would have
thought that you were talking about a different knot or some polite
Japanese ritual.
If you had mentioned Riddick Bowe three years ago, anyone who had
heard of the young American heavyweight would have shaken their head,
called him talented and then added huge question marks over his
temperament and dedication.

 

PAT CLINTON has vacated his British and European
flyweight titles as he pursues a challenge for the world
title.
Clinton was set to defend against IBF Intercontinental
champion Joe Kelly in Glasgow on February 18.
Now Kelly is expected to meet Italian Salvatore Fanni
for the vacant European title.