Boxing News magazine Download 20.8.1993.pdf

RING MASTER McCALLUM RIPS INTO EUBANK

 

Nelson rolls over hapless Collins

 

BOXINC NEWS EUROPEAN RATINGS

 

WBC king Gonzalez chalks up win No. 30

 

RUSSIANS warm up in style for Euro Juniors

 

THE clinching piece of evidence that boxing has gone completely crazy was
provided by this enchanting summer evening in north Nottinghamshire, on
which Johnny Nelson played to a packed house in defence of his spurious, but
very heavy, World Boxing Federation crulserweight belt.

 

RARELY does a successful boxing champion admit to frailties. Too often honesty
Is overtaken by hyperbole, brashness and hard cash, but Frank Grant still
regards it as a virtue.
With hindsight Grant, the reigning British middleweight champion from
Bradford, says he would never have stepped into a boxing ring.
"If I had known how hard it was going to be I would never have started," he
admits.

 

FIGHTERS from the former Soviet Union
have just enjoyed a good spell with Yuri
Arbachakov retaining his WBC flyweight
title, Evgeny Burchak getting a draw with
Racheed Lawal, Alex Mahmutov winning
in South Africa and Konstantin Tsziu continuing
victorious in Australia.