Boxing News magazine 20.4.1984 Download pdf

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MIDDLEWEIGHT pretenders Jimmy Price and
Errol Christie will probably meet in a major title
bout one day, but for now British fight fans must
content themselves with seeing the young prospects
perform side by side.

CROYDON southpaw LEE
McKENZIE (lOst l'/ilbs)
scored a fine win as he
stopped Whitley Bay's
JEFF DECKER <9st 11 lbs)
after one min 17 sees of the
second of their scheduled
eight-rounder at the St
Andrew's Sporting Club.

T H E R E could be quite a few famous
faces at the Olympic Games in Los
Angeles. The Colombian officials have
asked Antonio Cervantes to help in
training their team, the Yugoslavians
have invited Mate Parlov to work with
their boys and the Dominicans have
contacted Angelo Dundee.
South African p r o m o t e r Tony Shackleton
has put together a really unusual
show. He will feature the four Horn
brothers, Sakkie, Johan, Derrick and
Jan on the show, which could be a
record in itself, but what makes it really
unique is that all of the brothers are
light-heavyweights. Just to put the cap
on it, prospect Fred Rafferty is also on
t h e bill, but F r e d ' s real name is H o r n —
not related — and he too is a lightheavyweight.

IN A unique initiative, two
leading organisers of prof
e s s i o n a l b o x i n g have
j o i n e d f o r c e s with a
forward-thinking ABA division
in the launching of a
brand new championship
for senior apprentices.
Frank Warren and Burt
M c C a r t h y are to cos
p o n s o r the i n a u g u r al
North East London Novice
c h a m p i o n s h i p s at York
Hall, Bethnal Green next
Wednesday (April 25), a
venture which in itself is a
milestone in A B A history.