Boxing News magazine 23.8.1996 Download pdf

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THE Boxing Board of
Control announced
last week that all licence
holders would be permitted
to take part in WBU
contests In Britain.
The British-bcised governing
body, who have yet
to stage a title bout in this
country, have worked
closely with American promoter
Bob Arum, but pressure
was put on the Board
when Liverpool promoter
John Hyland announced
his intentions to stage a
WBU light-welterweight
title fight between Shea
Neary and champion Joey
Gamache on October 5.

BRITISH cruiserweight champion
TERRY DUNSTAN has appointed MPl
Ltd (part of the Apex group) to act sis his
agent in an effort to boost his profile and
strengthen his effort to win a 'world' title.

ROY JONES' next defence of the IBF I2st title - his fifth since defeating
James Toney in November l!)94 - will he against mandatory challenger
BRYANT BRANNON either at Foxwoods Casino in Ledyard,
Connecticut or Madison Square Garden, New York on October 4.

AMERICA'S only
gold medallist in
Atlanta, DAVID REID,
will turn professional
with Bob Arum. Reid's
manager Anthony
Capitolla said there was
no contract, but Arum
assured him he would
appear on HBO soon.
The American lightmiddleweight
clinched
gold with a come-frombehind
third-round
knockout victory over
Cuban Alfredo Duvergel.