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Boxing News Magazine 1975 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1975 History
BOXING NEWS WORLD RATINGS
OLIVARCS PROVES HIS GREATNESS
Stracey v Napoles is the true world title fight
RODEN'S A SHOT IN THE ARM FOR MIDLANDS DOXING
Scott LeDoux, the Fighting Frenchman
WESTERN COUNTIES TO STAGE INTERNATIONAL
Pometcu, Zilberman to visit England for tourney
ANCOATS LADS' SELECT GAIN REVENGE VICTORY
BUNNY IS 'SO CLOSE' TO WORLD TITLE CHANCE
SADDEST news during
my time in the States
was the death of Irish
Bobby Scanlon, a former
classy lightweight who
fought his way from an
orphanage in Buffalo,
New York, to become a
TV favourite and world
challenger in the 1950s.
Bobby died early on the
morning of June 23 from
smoke inhalation in a fire
my time in the States
was the death of Irish
Bobby Scanlon, a former
classy lightweight who
fought his way from an
orphanage in Buffalo,
New York, to become a
TV favourite and world
challenger in the 1950s.
Bobby died early on the
morning of June 23 from
smoke inhalation in a fire
SUPER Scot Ken Buchanan climbs into the Cagliari ring tonight (Friday), to
defend his European lightweight title against Italian challenger Giancarlo Usai —
and possibly ring down the curtain on one of the most impressive careers in
British boxing history.
defend his European lightweight title against Italian challenger Giancarlo Usai —
and possibly ring down the curtain on one of the most impressive careers in
British boxing history.
TOMMY BURNS may not have been the greatest boxer to have held the world's
heavyweight title, but he was by far the most business-like. He was the shortest
man ever to become champion, being barely 5ft 7in but what he lacked in brawn
he made up for in brains. Mentally, he was more than well-equipped.
heavyweight title, but he was by far the most business-like. He was the shortest
man ever to become champion, being barely 5ft 7in but what he lacked in brawn
he made up for in brains. Mentally, he was more than well-equipped.
IT WAS November 11 1962 when Hyppolite Annex,
middleweight champion of France, arrived in Paris
from his native Provence. He was to start on the last
phase of his preparations for challenging Hungary's
legendary Laszlo Papp, tabbed "The Gypsy" by the
local press, for his European middles title.
middleweight champion of France, arrived in Paris
from his native Provence. He was to start on the last
phase of his preparations for challenging Hungary's
legendary Laszlo Papp, tabbed "The Gypsy" by the
local press, for his European middles title.
CANADA is deeply proud of the roaming Prairie country
which is an essential part of the life blood of the vast land
and South London's Fitzroy Lodge club will get a first hand
view of the wheat country in November.
which is an essential part of the life blood of the vast land
and South London's Fitzroy Lodge club will get a first hand
view of the wheat country in November.