Boxing News magazine Download 20.8.1982.pdf

Boxing News magazine Download  20.8.1982.pdf

Boxing News Magazine 1982  Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1982 History
Boxing Results 1982

BOZA HANDS IN HIS EURO CROWN

Tubbs gets busy at last

Starling turns on the power

Garside follows old foe Elliott into pro ring

Cook to shed his amateur vest

WITH nothing left but heart and pride, Matthew Saad
Muhammad was hammered even more savagely by Dwight
Braxton than had generally been anticipated.
The crushing sixth round win at the Philadelphia Spectrum
clinched for Braxton a showdown clash against
Michael Spinks for the undisputed world light-heavyweight
title.

EARLY in the New Year of 1936 a Bournemouth milk
roundsman halted his self-propelled float against the kerb
and crossed the pavement to read a newly-posted notice
outside the Winter Gardens Theatre.
It was announced that an l i s t novices competition would
be staged there in a month's time and young men with fistic
ambitions were invited to apply for an entry form. The
winner would reveive a 'handsome silver cup'.
Some housewives were late in getting their milk that
morning for 16-year old Freddie Mills, the keenest member
of the local boys' boxing club, was determined to become a
great fighter.