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Boxing News Magazine 1991 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1991 History
CLASSIC! DE ROUX'S A DELIGHT
Mason myth is exposed by the doss of lewis
Dickie the destroyer
Gritty Kaylor wins on a cut
Terrible Tim wins a bore!
ON THE ABA CHAMPIONSHIP TRAIL
Piper stays with Warren
LIMITLESS grit and determination has made a champion
out of Peterborough's unfashionable Gary DeRoux, who
knocked out Sean Murphy in five ferocious rounds to take
the British featherweight title at the London Arena.
Murphy, bidding to win the Lonsdale Belt outright, was
floored by a powerful left hook to the stomach. He seemed
to have scrambled up from his knees with the count at
nine, but referee John Coyle counted him out.
out of Peterborough's unfashionable Gary DeRoux, who
knocked out Sean Murphy in five ferocious rounds to take
the British featherweight title at the London Arena.
Murphy, bidding to win the Lonsdale Belt outright, was
floored by a powerful left hook to the stomach. He seemed
to have scrambled up from his knees with the count at
nine, but referee John Coyle counted him out.
IT WAS disappointing to read that Tony Tucker tested
positive for drugs after his fight with Lionel Washington on
January 28. The tall heavyweight could be right up there
with Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson, George Foreman and
Razor Ruddock earning millions of dollars, but only if he
gets himself back on the rails. The Californian Commission
is to hold a hearing to decide what action to take.
positive for drugs after his fight with Lionel Washington on
January 28. The tall heavyweight could be right up there
with Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson, George Foreman and
Razor Ruddock earning millions of dollars, but only if he
gets himself back on the rails. The Californian Commission
is to hold a hearing to decide what action to take.
WHATEVER the result, explosive action is guaranteed when Mike Tyson meets Razor
Ruddock at the Mirage Hotel, Las Vegas, at around 3am on Tuesday, British time.
This is Tyson's first big test since he lost to Buster Douglas in that Tokyo shocker 13
months ago.
Ruddock at the Mirage Hotel, Las Vegas, at around 3am on Tuesday, British time.
This is Tyson's first big test since he lost to Buster Douglas in that Tokyo shocker 13
months ago.
OVER THE years I have had the pleasure of introducing many new members to the
London Ex-Boxers' Association. And each new member gives me a great deal of
satisfaction. On the morning of the March meeting, which was also LEBA's AGM, I had a
phone call from Bob Savage, son of the former fighter of the same name. We chatted about
his father's career, and I invited him to a meeting. Much to my surprise he asked: "What
time does it start? Eleven o'clock? I'll be there." And he was.
London Ex-Boxers' Association. And each new member gives me a great deal of
satisfaction. On the morning of the March meeting, which was also LEBA's AGM, I had a
phone call from Bob Savage, son of the former fighter of the same name. We chatted about
his father's career, and I invited him to a meeting. Much to my surprise he asked: "What
time does it start? Eleven o'clock? I'll be there." And he was.
UNSUNG St Pancras southpaw Tony King claimed his fourth inside schedule victim from
as many starts on the title trail when he blasted Battersea's David Cranston to first
round defeat in the only 17-bout London ABA semi-finals at York Hall.
Middleweight King, who lost on points in the North East London Divisional
championships to Repton's Jamie Robinson last year when with St Monica's, swept aside
the challenge of Cranston with volleys of head shots, forcing three standing counts and a
mandatory stoppage at 2:42 of the round.
as many starts on the title trail when he blasted Battersea's David Cranston to first
round defeat in the only 17-bout London ABA semi-finals at York Hall.
Middleweight King, who lost on points in the North East London Divisional
championships to Repton's Jamie Robinson last year when with St Monica's, swept aside
the challenge of Cranston with volleys of head shots, forcing three standing counts and a
mandatory stoppage at 2:42 of the round.