Boxing News magazine 9.8.1985 Download pdf

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BARRY McGUIGAN floors the great Eusebio Pedroza on the way to winning the WBA
featherweight title at Loftus Road. British fans get the bonus of watching McGuigan again, as he
makes his first defence against Bernard Taylor (inset) in the UK. See p. 24 for full story.

JAKE LAMOTTA, the "Raging Bull" who is enjoying
renewed popularity, treats pointed questions the same way
he used to handle opponent's punches. The former world
middleweight champion never believed in ducking either.
So, when you ask the New York City resident who
would have won a mythical "dream fight" between himself
and current 160-pound titleholder Marvelous Marvin
Hagler, there is not a moment's hesitation in the gravelly
voice on the other end of the telephone.

THE fighters want it, the public wants it — all that
remains is for the purses to be agreed so that rival
welterweight champs Donald Curry and Milton McCrory
can clash in a title unifying fight.

ST. PANCRAS ABC could face extinction if an official
ruling banning fight promoter Frank Warren from using
their new headquarters is enforced.
The North London club had applied for permission to
allow Warren's growing stable of boxers to use their gym
during the afternoon and finishing a clear one hour before
the St. Pancras boxers began
training.