Boxing News magazine 12.12.2003 Download pdf

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THERE'S no stopping ENZO
MACCARINELLI. The WBU
cruiserweight champion
again revealed the power
in his fists with a dramatic
demolition of South African titleholder
EARL MORAIS.
It prompted promoter Frank Warren to
suggest the 23-year-old Welshman might
be the hardest puncher, pound for pound,
in the world.
In fact, he took longer to despatch Morais
than his previous opponent, Estonian Andrei
Kiarsten. Only 20 seconds longer, though,
with the end this time coming after 1 -30 of
the first round.

• MARTYN BAILEY (11st 5 1/2lbs)
retained his British Masters
middleweight belt by halting
DARREN DORRINGTON in the sixth
of a 10-rounder on the final Bristol
Fight Club promotion of the year at
Ashton Gate stadium.
In the process Bailey might have brought
the curtain down on the distinguished 10-
year pro career of a man who had been at
the heart of keeping the game alive in the
West Country.

• THE tiny LORENZO PARRA entered
the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez ring so
excited and happy.
He faced a daunting challenge
against Eric Morel, the "Little Hands
of Steel", but the stringy 25-year-old
was beaming.
Morel also smiled, if only for
effect.
Normally, Eric's long jab is like a
stiletto. To the shock of 10,000 fans,
it became a dull butter knife in one
evening.
The WBA flyweight title changed
hands.