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CONFIDENCE surged through Enzo
Maccarinelli as he waited to
challenge WBA light-heavyweight
champion Juergen Braehmer in
Germany. His preparation had been
exemplary, and in the dressing
room, he slammed his fists into his
trainer Gary Lockett's pads with an
urgency he hadn't felt for a while.
Moments later, he was blind in one
eye. His crusade effectively over, he
battled on, but his aim was off. After
five rounds Locl<ett looked for his
charge's right eye - lost beneath a
hideous mass of swollen skin - and
waved surrender.

FORMER heavyweight contender Ike
Ibeabuchi was discharged from the
Nevada Department of Corrections
and transferred to Washoe County Jail
on February 28 2014. Rumours had
surfaced that the fighter - who last
fought in 1999 when he beat Chris
Byrd - had been released into society,
but he remains in custody.

CHRIS ARREOLA is confident of gaining
revenge over Bermane Stiverne on
May 10 in their rematch for the vacant
WBC heavyweight title. The American
- who lost a decision
to Stiverne last year
- would then liice to
defend the title against
Britain's Tyson Fury,
rather than No.3
contender Deontay
Wilder, in his first
defence.

Repton's Umar Saddiq hit
with authority, halting Barking's
Mohamed Yousef to win North
East London. Saddiq could feature
in the later 8ikgs stages this
year. But he'll need to get through
powerful Dale Youth southpaw
Matthew Tinker, who outscored
Archie Hutchins (Westside) to
win North West London, and South
Norwood & Victory's Joshua
Buatsi, who impressed overcoming
Craig Richards (Palmer's) on a
unanimous decision.