Boxing News magazine 29.7.1994 Download pdf

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GLASGOW lightweight
Dave Anderson confirmed
his potential as a
British title contender
with a spectacular
fourth-round KO win
against awkward Hull
southpaw John Stovin
(9st 1 libs) at the Assembly
Halls.

BRISTOL hero ROSS HALE
cannot afford any slip-ups
when he defends his
British and Commonwealth
light-welterweight
titles in an all-southpaw
battle against Birmingham
challenger HUGH FORDE
on the Whitchurch show.

JAMES TONEY's plan to
sweep up titles in several
weight divisions
comes under threat
when he defends his IBF
super-middleweight
crown against "Prince"
Charies Williams at the
MGM Grand Garden in
Las Vegas tonight (Friday).
Toney is hoping to
meet IBF middleweight
champ Roy Jones
before moving up to
light-heavy, and - if the
Ann Arbor, Michigan
man is to be believed -
even heavyweight.

EX-YOUNG England
squad member PAUL
ROWAN delivered the
biggest KO of liis career
when he announced
that he was giving up
the ring...to be a priest!
Twenty-six-year-old
Paul, of Orford, Warrington,
represented
North West Counties
and seemed destined
for a promising future
when he received the
Young England cail-up
while at English Martyrs
High School, Warrington.

DARREN JOHNSON
(North Lynn) crowned an
impressive season by
being the first winner of
the Nathan Seeker Memorial
Trophy, writes
RICHARD FUTTER.
Darren, pictured receiving
his trophy from
Nathan's mother. Mrs Vlvienne
Stoner, won the
award for being Norfolk's
best junior boxer for season
1993-94.
The trophy, designed
and specially made by
Lynn coach Mel Green, is to
be awarded annually in
memory of former
Swaffham, Repton and
Cambridge boxer Nathan
Seeker, who was tragically
killed In a road accident
last summer.