Boxing News magazine 27.1.1984 Download pdf

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MIDDLEWEIGHT sensation
Errol Christie (left) shares
top billing in London for the
first time when he meets
Joel B o n n e t a z at the
Bloomsbury Crest on Wednesday.
Christie is out with
a £20,000 challenge to
British and Commonwealth
champion Mark Kaylor
( r i g h t ) , who t a k e s on
American Ralph Moncrief at
the Albert Hall on Tuesday

WITH interest in 1984
Olympic featherweight spot
currently focusing on the rivalry
between Scotland's
ABA champion Peter Bradley
and England's Kevin
Taylor, a former ABA nine
s t o n e t i t l e h o l d e r is
threatening to come in from
the cold and pip them both.

COLIN RANCE retained his
Essex ABA lightweight title in
style at Basildon's Festival
Hall with a second round win
(on January 20).
The 22-year-old Belhus Park
boxer, a fish porter by trade,
stopped Berry Boys' Simon
Gale inside two rounds of a
one-sided final after being out
of action for nearly a year
through injury.
The entries were disappointing
and only 12 contests
were held with two byes and
three straight finals.

LIGHTWEIGHT slugger Kenny "Bang Bang"
Bogner suffered a shocking cut against Edwin Curet
but - thanks to television - keeps his world ranking.
The video tape showed clearly that Bogner had been
butted when stopped in the ninth round by Edwin
Curet at Atlantic City on January 6.