Boxing News magazine 4.10.1996 Download pdf

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BILLY SCHWER and
COUN "DYNAMO"
DUNNE should, between
them, be able to sell out
Brent Town Hall when
they jointly top the bill
on October 24. But promoter
Mickey Duff claims
he will still lose money.
Schwer, who boxes
southpaw ALAN TEMPLE,
was impressed by rival
Michael Ayers, the
British champion, who
won at Stevenage last
week. "He looked sharp,
but can he still do the
weight?" said the trimlooking
former IBP title
challeni»er.

HEROL GRAHAM'S comeback has been
moved back to November 26, at the Concord
Leisure Centre, Sheffield, where Jonathan
Thaxton outpointed Bernard Paul recently.
No opponents have been found, but the search
is likely to start abroad. Graham, according to his
camp, looks impressive in the gym. But so did
ERROL CHRISTIE (right).
The former amateur sensation, four years
younger than Graham at 33, is trying to launch a
new career as a stand-up comic, but is finding it
just as hard to break through.

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SHAUN GLEDHILL and
Mansfield's Phil Molyneaux
lit up what had been a
mundane show in a tremendous
final bout at the Piccadilly
Sporting Club and referee
Phil Cowsill could not separate
them, awarding a 59-point
draw.