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AS we went to press, Frank Warren
was hoping to receive confirmation
from HBO that Nathan Cleverly
will defend his WBO lightheavyweight
title against
Sergey Kovalev on August 17 in
Cardiff at the Motorpoint Arena.
Warren, who called a Tuesday
press conference to announce the
bout, insisted he found out late
on Monday night Oune 17) that
the deal had not been finalised.
All negotiations had gone through
the American broadcaster, and not
with Kovalev's team. Warren had
already agreed to switch the date
of the bout twice, from July 20 and
August 10.

RUSSIAN heavyweight Alexander
Povetkin is confident that his fight,
slated for October 5 in Moscow, with world
champion Wladimir Klitschko will take
place,
A disagreement about which body to
use for drug testing has been a sticking
point for negotiations. "All the involved
parties are interested in making this
fight happen," Povetkin told Boxing News
through a translator. "Our executives are
doing the best they can to ensure that
Klitschko and I will meet inside the ring.
I have full confidence in my team."
While Team Sauerland manage
Povetkin's career, the $23m that secured
the fight came from Andrei Ryabinsky and
Vladimir Hrunov's promotional company
would stage the clash.

JAMES KiRKLAND
was arrested in
Austin, Texas on
Saturday on an
assault charge that
related to causing
a bodily injury to a
family member.
He has been
released on bail.
Kirkland - who was
released from his
second spell in
prison In 2009 - has
been out of the ring
since March 2012
due to promotional
and management
problems.

A SPORT ENGLAND survey has
shown that the number of women
participating in boxing and boxing
training once a weel< has risen by 50
per cent from 23,300 (for the period
October 2011-0ctober 2012) to
35,100 (from April 2012-April 2013).
The number of women participating
once per month has gone up 38 per
cent from 36,900 to 51,100 in that
same period.

JAMIE ARTHUR decided to hang up his
gloves to focus on coaching the next
generation of boxers and will hold his
first event at the Rhydyfelin Sports
Bar tomorrow (June 21).