Boxing News magazine 4.9.1998 Download pdf

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IF PAUL INGLE dethrones
European featherweight
champion BILLY HARDY on
September 26 he may make the
first defence against FREDERIC
PEREZ before the end of the
year, according to the Frenchman's
promoter Roger Ferrer.
Perez boxes in Sete in early
October.

MICHAEL DOKES, the
former WBA heavyweight
champion in the 1980s, was
arrested in Las Vegas on
Monday after police claimed he
beat his fiancee viciously and
held her against her will before
committing sexual assault.
The 40-year-old, with a
history of drug-related
problems, was charged with the
^ latter as well as attempted
murder and false imprisonment.
Police say the woman was badly
beaten and sustained serious
facial damage.
"I've never seen anyone walk
out of a ring against Dokes looking
this bad," said Tom Monahan
of the police department.

Antrim's MARK WINTERS has a tough comeback after losing the
British light-welterweight tiUe when he meets switch-hitter JUNIOR
WITTER, f r om the Brendan Ingle stable, over eight rounds.
Witter shocked worid-rated J a n Bergman in a six-rounder in April, while
Winters surprisingly lost his domestic crown to Jason Rowland the
following month. Winters works hard, but Witter's awkward style can take
him to another important points win.
Swansea's WILLIAMS brothers feature in two quality welterweight
six-rounders, with DARREN taking on Manchester hopeful ANTHONY
FARNELL and Jason meeting former ABA champion JAWAID KHALIQ.
Farnell and Khaliq can both win