Boxing News magazine 12.8.1994 Download pdf Boxing News Magazine 1994 Memorabilia Boxing News Magazine 1994 History Boxing News Magazine Professional Results Boxing News Magazine Amateur Results 1994 Pdf Magazine Downloads 1994

Boxing News magazine 12.8.1994 Download pdf
Boxing News Magazine 1994 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1994  History
Boxing News Magazine Professional Results
Boxing News Magazine Amateur Results 1994
Pdf Magazine Downloads 1994

FORMER ABA champion
PAUL INGLE,
Scarborough (Sst 2/ilbs),
took his fourth straight win
with a resounding 60-56
points margin over Birmingham's
TONY HANNA
^ IHIbs) in the six-threes
show-opener.

GREG UPTON of Teignmouth (Sst SHlbs)
won the battle of Area super-featherweight
champions as he outpointed Midlands
champion PETER BUCKLEY (8st
I2/2lbs) in a brisic six-threes which
referee Wallis gave to the Western Area
tiUe-holder by 59H to 58)4.

THE Chris Eubank circus came to town but t h e South African
media, by and large, were not amused. Eubank, whose socalled
"World Tour" includes a fight with Dan Schommer at
Sun City on October 15, flew into Johannesburg to check the
facilities at t h e casino resort.
With a Sky television crew on hand to record his every word and
posture, t h e WBO super-middleweight champion took t h e opportun
i ty to l e c t u r e South
Africans on racism.

WITH NINE of the 10 boxers
in the South East
London squad who travelled
to Germany for a
team match against Peissenberg
in action and a
default victory for Harry
Senior, honours were all
s q u a r e at four bouts
each and two draws.
First in action, and victorious,
was Martin
McDonagli (Lynn) with
a unanimous decision
over T. Kilavuz. Martin,
an all-action southpaw,
took control early on
and stepped up a gear in
the second with his
opponent running out of
ideas and twice through
the ropes. A good combination
had Kilavuz visiting
the canvas in the
third with the Londoner
maintaining pressure for
a comfortable win.