Boxing News magazine 29.9.2000 Download pdf

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RICKY HATTON stayed on
course for next month's British
title showdown against Jon
Thaxton with an accomplished fifthround
stoppage of Italian Giuseppe
Lauri in front of a large crowd at a
sweltering York Hall - but only after
being tagged a few times.

PAUL WEIR lost a vacant Commonwealth flyweight title fight in Glasgow in January
1998 and disappeared, presumed retired, writes TONY CONNOLLY.
Tomorrow (Saturday Sept 30), at the Prince Regent Hotel in Chigwell, Essex, the
Scot returns from that defeat by Zimbabwe's Alfonso Zvenyika (rsf 11) with an eightrounder
against Walsall's decent DELROY SPENCER.

SHANE MOSLEY answered HBO's emergency call by
agreeing to box on the November 4 date vacated by
Naseem Hamed.
Mosley, who has not fought since outpointing Oscar De La
Hoya to win the WBC welterweight title in June, will have his
third fight this year when he defends at The Theater at
Madison Square Garden, New York.

Floyd in shadows
FLOYD MAYWEATHER is vastly talented, but no superstar.
That's why the next defence of his WBC super-featherweight
title, against Julio Alvarez, takes place at cosy Cobo
Hall, Detroit on October 21. Before Mayweather can demand
multi-million dollar purses, he needs to cultivate an audience
to go with his ability. Until then, he will have to ride on the
back of Mike Tyson, who the night before will take on
Andrew Golota at nearby Auburn Hills. Heavyweight Lamon
Brewster will box on the Mayweather card.