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PAT'S BIG WORLD CHALLENGE: PAGES 8-9
Espinosa wants to make a break
Ex-champ Larry looks a shell of his former self
MOORER CAN'T CUT DOWN 'GIANT' MIKE
ON THE ABA CHAMPIONSHIP TRAIL
CHRIS EUBANK (left) looks in need of a good rest following his WBO super-middleweight title defence against Sugar Boy
Malinga in Birmingham last Saturday. Chris won the fight on points, but appeared badly jaded. Read Claude Abrams' full
report on pages 2-3 and Harry Mullan's Ringside Seat on page 11.
Malinga in Birmingham last Saturday. Chris won the fight on points, but appeared badly jaded. Read Claude Abrams' full
report on pages 2-3 and Harry Mullan's Ringside Seat on page 11.
BRITISH light-heavyweight champion Crawford Ashley raced into the
record books with the quickest title victory the division has known
(where the Lonsdale Belt has been at stake) when he overwhelmed
local hero Jimmy Peters in 55 seconds at the Guild Hall.
record books with the quickest title victory the division has known
(where the Lonsdale Belt has been at stake) when he overwhelmed
local hero Jimmy Peters in 55 seconds at the Guild Hall.
IT IS always a pity to see a successful partnership
break-up, but it happens. The former WBA bantamweight
champion Luisito Espinosa has informed the
Philippines Games and Amusement Board that he
wants to end his contract with his manager Hermie
Rivera.
break-up, but it happens. The former WBA bantamweight
champion Luisito Espinosa has informed the
Philippines Games and Amusement Board that he
wants to end his contract with his manager Hermie
Rivera.
IT WAS billed as "The Night of the Young Heavyweights" — but
should've been called, "The Over the Hill Gang Rides Again".
Levi Billups and Mike White scored "moral" victories just lasting
the distance with highly touted Lennox Lewis and Michael Moorer at
Caesars Palace Sports Pavilion. White's survival was particularly
surprising. The brutal punching, unbeaten Moorer had notched 26
straight wins inside the distance. Though the Kronk southpaw decked
the giant 6ft lOin, 19st 9lbs, White three times, the last knockdown
splattering him on the deck seconds
before the final gong, the bloody
trialhorse was miracuously saved by
the bell.
should've been called, "The Over the Hill Gang Rides Again".
Levi Billups and Mike White scored "moral" victories just lasting
the distance with highly touted Lennox Lewis and Michael Moorer at
Caesars Palace Sports Pavilion. White's survival was particularly
surprising. The brutal punching, unbeaten Moorer had notched 26
straight wins inside the distance. Though the Kronk southpaw decked
the giant 6ft lOin, 19st 9lbs, White three times, the last knockdown
splattering him on the deck seconds
before the final gong, the bloody
trialhorse was miracuously saved by
the bell.
IF HULL welterweight Peter Waudby had listened to his trainers when he took up
boxing 11 years ago, he wouldn't be what he is today — an ABA finalist and England
international.
"They told me I was no good," recalls the 21-year-old Waudby. "They said I'd never
make a boxer." It was several years before Mike Bromby arrived at the St Paul's club,
since when things have never looked back.
boxing 11 years ago, he wouldn't be what he is today — an ABA finalist and England
international.
"They told me I was no good," recalls the 21-year-old Waudby. "They said I'd never
make a boxer." It was several years before Mike Bromby arrived at the St Paul's club,
since when things have never looked back.