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DEVON ALEXANDER, who broke
his left hand against Lee Purdy, will
be in a brace for another fortnight.
"Once the brace is off we'll start
gradually doing little light workouts
here and there," said his trainer
Kevin Cunningham.
He is optimistic a fight with Amir
Khan could be made for December
and doesn't rule out Dubai as a
possible location. "We would love
to give Amir Klian a shot at the
[IBF] title. Let's see if we can work
a deal out and make it happen,"

TALKS to match heavyweights Tyson Fury
and David Haye continue. September
28, along with other dates in October, is
being eyed with l^anchester and London as
possible locations. Fury's team prefer the
former.
"Its a fight that I'd relish," Fury told
Boxing News. "I'd really love to fight David
Haye. The fight's only not going to be made
if they don't want it. Tyson Fury will fight
David Haye, now, tomorrow, next week,
any time they want it.

BARRY MCGUICAN
said Carl Frampton's
July 20 fight at
Wembley is a
co-promotion with
Frank Warren, but
that Frampton's
next three fights on
BoxNation, likely to
be in Belfast, will be
promoted by Cyclone
Promotions.

A SEVEN strong North West London
Division team, featuring prominent
boxers from the Islington and
Finchley clubs, enjoyed a 5-2 overall
win in France against a competitive
Normandy Select team in May.
The 'top of the bill' contest saw
Ben lleyeml (NW London Division
& Finchley) impress against Tweflk
Ojeddl (Normandy).
Djeddi, tall and rangy, did his best
to keep it long. In the last round,
lleyemi went to work, hurting his
opponent on a few occasions and
taking a points "decision.