Boxing News magazine 5.5.1978 Download pdf

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JOHN H. STRACEY, Britain's former world welterweight
champion, tops the bill at the Sobell Centre,
Islington, on May 23 for promoter Eddie Thomas. A
continental opponent was being sought as this issue
went to press.

ONLY three boxers —
light-fly Joe Dawson, bant
am Jackie Turner and
lightweight Terry Marsh —
seem assured of titles from
this year's ABA championship
finals at Wembley Pool
tonight (May 5). Most titles
are, beyond doubt, the most
open and i n t e r e s t i n g in
years.

N O T T I N G H A M ' S
"Bomber" Graham, an 18-
year-old carpet fitter, has
toppled England international
Jim Harrington
(Sandy) and Young England
rep John Humphries
(North Shropshire) on his
way to the final.
Unbeaten in 12 contests
this season, including
three appearances for
Young England, Herol has
only dropped two decisions
in 32 senior bouts.
"Bomber." who now
lives and works in Sheffield,
started boxing as a
10-year-old and has collected
national schoolboy
Junior ABA and NABC
titles.

ALEXIS ARGUELLO, the sensational Nicaraguan, retained his WBC juniorlightweight
title (billed here as the super-featherweight title) by hammering Rey
Tam of the Philippines into defeat in the fifth round at the Inglewood Forum.