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LEWIS IMAGE TARNISHED BY BRUNO THE BOLD

 

Pat gets new title chance

 

Panayi narrowly beats Forde

 

Sharp Barber holds on to title

 

Holmes chasing a date with Foreman

 

Bowe ridicules sloppy Lewis

 

CRISANTO ESP ANA squeezes in a second defence of his WBA welterweight title
against Canadian Donovan Boucher in the chief support at Old Trafford before fulfiling
a mandatory challenge obligation before the end of the year.
The long-armed Venezuelan has a more demanding engagement looming at the hands of
undefeated Ghanaian Ike Quartey, so he will want to dismiss the former Commonwealth
champion with the minimum of fuss.

 

WEST HAM's Garry Delaney won his first title as a
professional when he knocked out champion
Glazz Campbell of Brockley in six rounds to win
the Southern Area light-heavyweight crown at
York Hall.

 

FORMER double Midlands champion Gary
Osborne (11st) eased his way into the season
with a six-threes points win over elusive
Ricky North, Grimsby (lOst 81bs) at
the Town Hall

 

BRISTOL southpaw Ross Hale (lOst) moved a step nearer a British
light-welterweight title challenge when Watford's Carlos Chase (lOst)
retired after the eighth of their scheduled 10-rounds eliminator at the
Arms Park.
Hale's power was ]ust too much for Chase to handle. After a good
first round, Carlos slowly fell apart, going down a dozen times - several
from slips on the wet canvas, but also suffering no fewer than five
knockdowns.
By the end of round eight - in which the Watford man slipped
three times, touching down twice - Chase was way behind on points
and was retired by his corner (it was originally announced that he
had pulled himself out). Referee Mickey Vann accepted the retirement.