Boxing News magazine 25.2.1994 Download pdf

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POWERfuL-looking SHAUN "THE
GUVNOR" CUMMINS, a stone bigger
than when he boxed Mickey Hughes
last April in his last fight, landed a jawbreaking
right hand in the third of a
scheduled six-threes to see off Welsh
joumeymaii JOHN KAIGHiN for the
second time.

LANCASHIRE'S Warren Stowe and Glenn Campbell
both had inside the d i s t a n c e victories at Jack
Doughty's full house show in Bury.
But their victories were widely different with
Campbell labouring to overcome late s u b s t i t u te
Nigel Rafferty for his 12th stoppage victory in a 14-
fight undefeated pro career, but Stowe annihilating
Rob Fitters with one vicious left hook in one minute
three seconds of the first of six scheduled threeminute
rounds.

KENNEDY McKINNEY set up a
rematch with Welcome Ncita when
he r e t a i n e d his IBF s u p e r - b a n -
tamweight t i t l e by i<noci<ing out
Jose Rincones of Venezuela in the
f i f th round at the
Carousel casino.
The McKinney-Ncita
fight is s c h e d u l e d to
take place at t h e same
venue on April 16. Fourt
e e n m o n t h s ago McKinney
knocked out Ncita
in 11 r o u n d s to win
the title in Tortoli, Sar-
, dinia.

THE BIG surprise of t h e North East
England ABA prelims at t h e Leisure
Centre was the defeat of England
middleweight rep. Gary Grounds
(Phil Thomas SOB) by Mark Smith
of Hartlepool Catholic Club.
Smith, an 18 year-old with 38 bouts
under his belt - just eight at senior level
- said after his win: "Grounds was