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Boxing News Magazine 1973 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1973 History
DAVIES NARROWLY OUTSCORES FRANCIS
RICHARD DUNN, who has risen from obscurity to become a heavyweight threat, meets 6ft lin American Rufus Brassell over eight rounds at Wolver- hampton's Civic Hall on Tuesday in a fight he must win to keep his credibility.
Conteh has Ellis fight bait
JOE GRIFFIN, the exciting Fitzroy Lodge light-heavyweight steps up a weight for his own club's show at Manor Place Baths next Tuesday. He will almost certainly move up to heavy in the not too distant future and the club have matched him with highly-rated international Dave McCann (St. George's).
OVER the years there have been some truly memorable internationals be- tween Scotland and England, and last week's at the Meadowbank Sports Centre must rank with the best.
A.B.A. light-welter finalist Malcolm Jones, of Hartcliffe, was the big hit on his club's show at the Community Centre.
FIVE years ago, Portsea Rotary A.B.C. could be guaranteed to lead the strongest numerical challenge from Hampshire in the hunt for the Southern Counties ABA senior titles.
EDDIE NEILSON (14-11), the Swindon heavy-
weight with the Roger Moore looks, lost his un- beaten record when a gashed right eyelid ruled him out in lmin 50sec of the second round of his scheduled eight rounds main event against Brian Jewiitt, Newcastle (14-2), at the National Sporting Club. By this stage the
THAILAND'S Venice Borkorsor defends his World Boxing
Council flyweight title in Bangkok tonight (Friday) against
former champ Erbito Satavarria, of the Philippines, in a fight
that should clear up the muddle in this division.
Japan's Masao Ohba, the WBA champion, was killed in a
road smash so the winner out of Borkorsor and Salavarria is
entitled to undisputed world recognition.
It will be Borkorsor's first defence since he battered Betufio
Gonzales, of Venezuela, into submission in 10 rounds at Bangkok
last September to take the title.
Council flyweight title in Bangkok tonight (Friday) against
former champ Erbito Satavarria, of the Philippines, in a fight
that should clear up the muddle in this division.
Japan's Masao Ohba, the WBA champion, was killed in a
road smash so the winner out of Borkorsor and Salavarria is
entitled to undisputed world recognition.
It will be Borkorsor's first defence since he battered Betufio
Gonzales, of Venezuela, into submission in 10 rounds at Bangkok
last September to take the title.
JOE GRIFFIN, the exciting Fitzroy Lodge light-heavyweight steps up a weight for his own club's show at Manor Place Baths next Tuesday. He will almost certainly move up to heavy in the not too distant future and the club have matched him with highly-rated international Dave McCann (St. George's).