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Boxing News Magazine 1993 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1993 History
SCANDAL OF THE KOREAN WHO CANT LOSE
Burke's hard labour
Nelson's a real champ - Brogan
Banned in Britain, Burnett reached his ton in USA
Old Laporte no match for Murray
Sledgehammer finishes Trice's dreams
NORRIS MEETS LIGHTNING JOE
Old pro Ferguson puts Bowe fiasco firmly in past
THE five-and-a-half hour marathon show featured
five reigning British champions, four of them from
Manchester's Champs Camp gym, but while they
were not defending their titles, none of the quartet
managed to sparkle.
five reigning British champions, four of them from
Manchester's Champs Camp gym, but while they
were not defending their titles, none of the quartet
managed to sparkle.
PAT BROGAN is defending stoutly his right to promote his August 10 battle
between Johnny Nelson and Tom Collins as a world title fight.
"Of course it's a world title fight," says Brogan. "Johnny Nelson went to Australia
and knocked out the World Boxing Federation champion Dave Russell in 11 rounds.
"He has earned the right to be able to defend that title in his home country.
"Nelson and Collins are credible fighters. Nelson has boxed in three world
championship fights and Collins two."
The WBF is not recognised by the British Board of Control and therefore cannot
send its own officials. The 12-round contest (at Mansfield) will be controlled by a
Board-appointed referee who will be the sole arbiter. The championship fight will
be held under British rules.
between Johnny Nelson and Tom Collins as a world title fight.
"Of course it's a world title fight," says Brogan. "Johnny Nelson went to Australia
and knocked out the World Boxing Federation champion Dave Russell in 11 rounds.
"He has earned the right to be able to defend that title in his home country.
"Nelson and Collins are credible fighters. Nelson has boxed in three world
championship fights and Collins two."
The WBF is not recognised by the British Board of Control and therefore cannot
send its own officials. The 12-round contest (at Mansfield) will be controlled by a
Board-appointed referee who will be the sole arbiter. The championship fight will
be held under British rules.
NOT ONLY was the Aberdeen ABC
for many years Britain's most
northerly amateur boxing outpost,
but it had other significant claims to
singular fame In the Caledonian amateur
game.
for many years Britain's most
northerly amateur boxing outpost,
but it had other significant claims to
singular fame In the Caledonian amateur
game.