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EDDie HEARN and the rest of the
assembled crowd packed inside
Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena
looked on open-mouthed as
American Carson Jones pushed
Kell Brook to the brink of defeat
In a welterweight thriller back in
July. Despite dropping a majority
decision to the unbeaten Steel
City favourite, Jones believes he
has gained as much in defeat as
he would have in victory as he
prepares for battle with another
Matchroom fighter in Colchester's
Lee Purdy on December 8.

FORMER lightweight contender
Ricky Quiles, 39 8 3 (8), is
considering a comeback at the age
of 42. The Puerto Rico-born Florida
resident has been training every
day since his 2007 retirement and
insists he is in the shape of his life.
He also claimed any comeback fight
would be aired by HBO or ESPN.

ORLANDO CRUZ became the first
openly homosexual active male
boxer last week.
The 31-year-old featherweight
announced that, "I have and will
always be a proud Puerto Rican. I
have always been and always will
be a proud, gay man."
He continued, "I've been fighting
for more than 24 years and as I
continue my ascendant career I
want to be true to myself."
The 18-2 (9) fighter represented
his homeland at the 2000 Olympic
games and defends his WBO Latino
belt against Jorge Pazos on
October 19.

WALES traveled to the Downhill
House Hotel in Ballina, Co. Mayo to
take on Ireland in a schoolboy/youth
international on September 30
but their Irish hosts won the team
event 10-3 overall. Wales' Evan
Jones and Dominic Bradley at 37
kgs combined for the bout of the
night. Though the latter won 14-13,
Jones received the Best Away Boxer
award. Best Home Boxer was Jamie
Conroy, who outpointed Tliomas
Lewis 14-7 at 45 kgs,

THE EUROPEAN Schoolboys
championships concluded on October
6 in Anapa, Russia. England returned
with two bronze medals, courtesy
of Birtley's Mark Dickinson and
Birkenhead Venture's Freddy
Young. They both lost to Russian
boxers in the semi-finals. Young
edged 8-6 by Viktor Saunin,
while Maxim Bezmaternyli beat
Dickinson 17-6.