Boxing News magazine 13.2.1998 Download pdf

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STEVE FOSTER says 1998 wll be his
ftnal year as a fighter. The former Commonwealth
light-midSeweight champion,
who retired after lo«ng to WBO champion
Ronald Wright last May and came back in
November, also wants it known that he is still
boxing at 11 s t

FORMER British lightweight champion MICHAEL AVERS has parted
amicably with promoter Barry Hearn, though as a result of being
inactive for 15 months the Tooting puncher has lost his place as the
WBO's leading contender.

THE LARRY HOLMES JAMES TOSEY heavyweight
contest, originally set for February 21, has been
put back to early May after the veteran former WBC
and IBF champion damaged his right hand in training.

BRADFORD lightweight
BOBBY VANZIE gets the
opportunity to prove he has
what It taltes to contest major
domestic honours when he
faces Hartlepool southpaw
ALAN TEMPLE in a 10-round
British title eliminator tonight
(Friday).

PANAMA'S DEMETRIO CEBALLOS said with
a sneer that "SUGAR" SHANE MOSLEY is
just a three-round fighter, but the IBF lightweight
champion delivered a sweet victory at 2-34 of the
eighth round.

JOHNNY TAPIA makes his flnal appearance at
super-flyweight when he defends his WBO and
IBF titles against Colombian RODOLFO BLANCO in
front of his home town fans at the University Arena,
Albuquerque, New Mexico tonight (Friday).