Boxing News magazine 19.5.2011 Download pdf

Boxing News Magazine 2011 Memorabilia

your women top 10 and the article on
Olympic hope Katie Taylor. The women you
mentioned in your top 10 are real fighters
who did a great job for the sport. Jane
Couch is still involved in boxing and flies the
flag for it brilliantly.
I can remember her travelling to USA
to take on a young, up and coming Jamie
Clampitt, bringing two titles back to England
in a fight I can only describe as one of the
best I have ever seen. It was a war.

Terry Spinks, 1956 Olympic flyweight champion,
had been knocked out in nine rounds by Bobby
Neill in June 1959 - but in September 1960 Spinks
stopped Neill on cuts in seven to become British
9st king. A third fight in November '60 saw Spinks
win on a 14th-round knockout.

In November 1984 Mark Kaylor, a 1980
Moscow Olympian, put the British and
Commonwealth titles on the line against
European king Tony Sibson. Tony took a close but
unanimous decision.

ROBERT GUERRERO, the former
two-weight world champion so
impressive in pounding Michael
Katsidis last month, has revealed his
ideal next opponent.
"I would fight Manny Pacquiao,
hands-down the best fighter in
the world, pound-for-pound," said
the ambitious lightweight, who
enjoyed Robert Guerrero day in his
hometown of Cilroy in California this
week. "I would love a crack at him.
I really believe in myself that I have
the Cod-given abilities, the height,
the reach, the power, to be in there
with a Manny Pacquiao and I think
I can be victorious,"