Boxing News magazine Download 10.10.1980.pdf

Boxing News magazine Download 10.10.1980.pdf 

Boxing News Magazine 1980  Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1980  History
Boxing Results 1980

Lazy' Mamby does it the hard way

Dokes is a big success

Impressive McCabe is much slick for Sanigar

Flint still carries the big guns

Brilliant McGuigan

JONES BATTLES TO GOLD

DAVE GREEN, whom many would prefer to see retired,
continues his career after his bad knockout by Sugar Ray
Leonard when he eases in with a 10-rounder against Mario
Mendez.

FLYWEIGHT sensation Charlie Magri takes another frustrating step along
the boxing tightrope on Tuesday night.
He faces an opponent he has certainly never seen in action, probably
never even heard of, yet he knows the ten-rounder has all the significance of
a world title final eliminator.
Against Enrique Castro, flyweight champion of Baha, Magri has everything
to lose and precious little to gain.

WEST GERMANY'S Under-19 international team wound
up their two match tour in Ireland with a 6-3 victory over an
Ulster selection at Shankhill Leisure Centre.
Bantamweight Rainer Gies quickly discovered the defensive
flaws in the armoury of Irish junior champion Marty
McGee of Hall's Mill, Laurencetown.

SUGAR RAY LEONARD may have to fit in one fight
before 4iis return with Roberto Duran, but it could be in a
Montreal court. The Canadian tax department are claiming
over $2,000,000 from Ray's purse for the Duran match.
Prior to the fight, the Olympic Installations Board obtained
an exemption from Quebec taxes as part of the deal
with Ray, and they also claimed to have received a verbal
exemption from federal tax.

RICKY BEAUMONT, Hull's British lightweight title hopeful
sen: a packed City Hall crowd wild when he battered
his way through to a thrilling points victory over Hartlepool's
George Feeney.