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Boxing News Magazine 1991 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1991 History
Mitchell puts Lopez in his place
BOXING'S tough men Jeff Harding and Dennis Andries staged
one of the best fights seen in a British ring in recent years.
Schwer shows his ability to go to higher level
Lopez has no answer to his cool challenge
TOUGH FRANCIA TAKES FENECH THE DISTANCE
BOXING'S tough men Jeff Harding and Dennis Andries staged
one of the best fights seen in a British ring in recent years. It was
their third battle with the Aussie clinching the title on a close,
controversial decision. Full ringside report inside.
one of the best fights seen in a British ring in recent years. It was
their third battle with the Aussie clinching the title on a close,
controversial decision. Full ringside report inside.
ASTOUNDED punters at the Latchmere Leisure Centre
couldn't believe the wide margin by which Duke
McKenzie retained his WBO bantamweight title. But I
had no quarrel with the judges and made the Croydon
stylist a comfortable winner over persistent Mexican
challenger Cesar " Cobrita " Soto.
Like the night before, where Dennis Andries lost his
WBC light-heavyweight title to arch-rival Jeff Harding,
ringside scores varied widely.
couldn't believe the wide margin by which Duke
McKenzie retained his WBO bantamweight title. But I
had no quarrel with the judges and made the Croydon
stylist a comfortable winner over persistent Mexican
challenger Cesar " Cobrita " Soto.
Like the night before, where Dennis Andries lost his
WBC light-heavyweight title to arch-rival Jeff Harding,
ringside scores varied widely.
IT was messy, untidy and downright frustrating for anyone wanting to
become engrossed in boxing's finer points, but Hugh Forde
produced one of the most effective performances of his career as he
made defending Commonwealth super-featherweight champion
Thunder Ayeh of Ghana look like a novice at the Civic Hall.
become engrossed in boxing's finer points, but Hugh Forde
produced one of the most effective performances of his career as he
made defending Commonwealth super-featherweight champion
Thunder Ayeh of Ghana look like a novice at the Civic Hall.
SHEFFIELD'S Slugger O'Toole bids to join Brendan
Ingle stablemates Herol Graham and Johnny Nelson as
champions when he meets Ian Strudwick for the
vacant British super-middleweight title at the Festival
Hall, Basildon, on Tuesday (September 24).
Strudwick, from the nearby Essex town of Hockley,
will have home advantage, but that's one of the few
things in his favour. The form certainly points to the
more experienced O'Toole.
Ingle stablemates Herol Graham and Johnny Nelson as
champions when he meets Ian Strudwick for the
vacant British super-middleweight title at the Festival
Hall, Basildon, on Tuesday (September 24).
Strudwick, from the nearby Essex town of Hockley,
will have home advantage, but that's one of the few
things in his favour. The form certainly points to the
more experienced O'Toole.