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THE International Boxing Hall
of Fame's class of 2010 sees
crowd-pleasing former featherweight
champion Danny "Little
Red" Lopez finally get his Hall call.
The West Coast warrior will be
joined at June's induction ceremony
by South Korea's former lightflyweight
champion Jung-Koo
Chang, manager Shelly Finkel,
promoter Wilfred Sauerland,
former referee and commissioner
Larry Hazzard, matchmaker Bruce
Trampler and journalist Ed
Schuyler. Posthumous inductees
includes former light-heavyweight
Lloyd Marshall, featherweight
champion Young Corhett II, lightweight
champ Rocky Kansas, lightheavy/
heavyweight contender Billy
Miske, controversial broadcaster
Howard Cosell and pioneer
Paddington Tom Jones.
The IBHOF induction weekend
will take place between June 10
and June 13 next year.

MIGUEL c o m , who claims he will
retire before his 30th birthday on
October 29, is facing a sexual
harassment lawsuit from a former
employee.
Martha Chacon Acevedo's
lawsuit, which seeks $500,000,
states that Cotto made unwanted
romantic advances towards her.
It claims that she gave in
to Cotto's advances but was
dismissed in October 2008 after
breaking off the relationship.
A statement from Cotto's family
called the lawsuit "frivolous, empty
and a total fabrication."

ISRAEL VAZQUEZ and RAFAEL
MARQUEZ will clash for the fourth
time (Vazquez currently leads the
series 2-1) at featherweight on
May 22 at the Staples Center in
Los Angeles. Showtime telelvise.
A knock-on effect is that Marquez
has been demoted by the WBC from
the No. 1 position at super-bantam,
and switches places with previous
No. 2 RENDALL MUNROE, who now
takes the mandatory slot.
Munroe has been ordered to
defend his European crown against
JASON BOOTH but if he gWes the
belt up, the Nottingham veteran
could face BERNARD DUNNE in
an intriguing vacant title clash.

FINCHLEY enjoyed three winners out
of four at the National Novice quarterfinals
in Oxford on December 6.
"We don't worry about going to
points - 1 tell them to knock the other
fellow out!" said coach Johnny Oliver.
Class A super-heavyweight
Anthony Joshua knocked out
Mohammed Sharif (Tommy's) in the
first round, while also winning via
one-round KO was James Duffy at
light-heavy in Class B. He beat Liam
Reynolds of the Royal Navy.
Norris Thompson trailed High
Wycombe's Scott Russell 4-2 going
into the last round of their Class B
welter match. But then Thompson got
going, forcing three standing counts
for a stoppage victory.
Finchley's only loser in Oxford was
Ben Illeyemi, who was pipped 4-3 by
Kyle Quince (Bedford) at heavyweight
in Class A.