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LEWIS OUT TO IMPRESS VEGAS
Wharton pounds out another stirring win
Corcoran wins a nobbins thriller
ANDRIES GOES TO FRANCE
CHRIS EUBANK faces a test of his spirit when he
defends his WBO super-middleweight title against
South African Sugar Boy Malinga in Birmingham
tomorrow (Saturday). It's his first fight since his
tragic encounter with Michael Watson last September
a bout that might have left this intelligent man
with deep psychological scars.
defends his WBO super-middleweight title against
South African Sugar Boy Malinga in Birmingham
tomorrow (Saturday). It's his first fight since his
tragic encounter with Michael Watson last September
a bout that might have left this intelligent man
with deep psychological scars.
PLAINFIELD'S Tracy "Slam Bam" Spann, 27-1, rated
No. 2 by the IBF, returned to action at the Dunn Sports
Centre with a three round win over Darryl Richardson
of Portsmouth, Virginia.
Spann had been inactive since June when he suffered
a disputed loss to former IBF featherweight king Jorge
Paez and in Richardson he faced the Virginia State
light-welterweight champion who, despite having faced
world-rated opposition like Sharmba Mitchell, Tony
Martin and John-John Molina, had a mediocre 12-14
record.
No. 2 by the IBF, returned to action at the Dunn Sports
Centre with a three round win over Darryl Richardson
of Portsmouth, Virginia.
Spann had been inactive since June when he suffered
a disputed loss to former IBF featherweight king Jorge
Paez and in Richardson he faced the Virginia State
light-welterweight champion who, despite having faced
world-rated opposition like Sharmba Mitchell, Tony
Martin and John-John Molina, had a mediocre 12-14
record.
DESPITE
the more lurid claims of the abolitionists, mercifully few
professional fighters have to meet the kind of challenge which faces
Chris Eubank tomorrow night at Birmingham's National Indoor
Arena as he returns to the ring for the first time since the Michael
Watson catastrophe cast its shadow over the sport itself and over
Eubank's continued participation in it.
the more lurid claims of the abolitionists, mercifully few
professional fighters have to meet the kind of challenge which faces
Chris Eubank tomorrow night at Birmingham's National Indoor
Arena as he returns to the ring for the first time since the Michael
Watson catastrophe cast its shadow over the sport itself and over
Eubank's continued participation in it.
BIRTLEY ABC from the North East staged two
tremendously successful shows in three days shortly
before Christmas when they boxed a select team from
Fermoy ABC in County Cork.
tremendously successful shows in three days shortly
before Christmas when they boxed a select team from
Fermoy ABC in County Cork.