Boxing News magazine 27.6.1997 Download pdf

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THE British super-featherweight
title has been declared
vacant after P.J. Gallagher, who
was to have defended against
Charles Shepherd at York Hall, Bethnal
Green on Monday (June 30) was
told to take a rest from boxing on
medical grounds.

WAYNE McCULLOUGH has
fights lined up in Dublin,
Belfast and Sydney, but starts in
Chicago on July 19 in a bid to reestablish
himself as a contender
for DANIEL ZARAGOZA, the veteran
Mexican who soundly outpointed
him in Boston in January.
No opponent has been named
for McCulIough's dale in the
Windy City, but it will be over 10
rounds.

DON KING'S lawyers are
arguing that the promoter's
testimony from an insurance
fraud trial in 1995 - which ended
in a hung jury - should not be
used by prosecutors when the
trial starts again in September.
Michael Quinn, King's lawyer,
said King was acting on behalf of
himself and not his company
when he testified and that anything
he said should be inadmissible.
King faces up to 45 years in
prison and a $2.2m fine if found
guilty of defrauding Lloyds of
London.

FORMER WBA welterweight
champion AARON DAVIS
meets TOMMY SMALL over 12
rounds for the vacant USBA lightmiddleweight
title at the Claridge
Hotel, Atlantic City on July 20,
though Small is also pencilled in
for a 10-rounder against ex-lBF
lightweight king GREG HAUGEN
in Tacoma, Washington 11 days
earlier.