Boxing News magazine 28.1.1983 Download pdf

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UNBEATEN flyweight Keith Wallace puts his
future and record on the line when he challenges for
his first title against Commonwealth champion
Stephen Muchoki at the Bloomsbury Crest Hotel on
Thursday.
If Wallace beats Muchoki the odds are that Frank
Warren, his manager and Bloomsbury promoter as
well, will get him a WBA title challenge against Santos
Laciar.

ACTION is p r o m i s e d when l i g h t -
heavyweight Trevor Cattouse and Alex
Tompkins clash in the eight threes main
event at the Elephant and Castle Leisure
Centre on Monday.
Puncher Tompkins meets pressurefighter
Trevor Cattouse and the styles
should mix well.

FORMER British light-middleweight champion Jimmy
Batten entered the York Hall ring to enthusiastic cheers on
his return to domestic action on Tuesday — but left it with
the boos of unconvinced supporters ringing in his ears.

SOUTH AFRICAN No. 1 ranked WBA heavyweight
contender Genie Coetzee, blood streaming from a cut over
the left eye, survived a late rounds rally from unbeaten
Pinklon Thomas to snatch a 10-rounds draw at a packed
Sands casino hotel.

PETE HANLON, England's Commonwealth Games captain
and the featherweight silver medallist in Brisbane,
looks certain to move up to lightweight if he is to continue
his amateur career.
Hanlon, from Gloucester, was forced to drop out of the England-
Scotland match in Dundee yesterday (Thursday) with
weight trouble which is now causing him acute problems according
to Len Mills the ABA secretary. Mills was Hanlon's area
representative for many years as secretary of the Western
Counties division.
Dublin-born Hanlon, who won ABA featherweight tides in
1978 and 1981, has been rumoured as having trouble making nine
stone for several seasons and throughout his career has suffered
persistent hand injuries.