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Now McKenzie eyes that title treble
McMILLAN-STECCA TITLE BUILD-UP
Costly victory for Ferrie
Horace Fleary: the ex-pat who packs a punch
OLYMPIC QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT SPECIAL
WBO featherweight champion MAURIZIO STECCA
made a rare appearance outside Italy and chipped
away at durable ROY MUNIZ before referee Ritchie
Davies called the one-sided affair off after 1
minute 49 seconds of the sixth in a scheduled
eight-rounder.
made a rare appearance outside Italy and chipped
away at durable ROY MUNIZ before referee Ritchie
Davies called the one-sided affair off after 1
minute 49 seconds of the sixth in a scheduled
eight-rounder.
FEATHERWEIGHTS Colin McMillan and Maurizio
Stecca served up an appetizer for their WBO title clash
on May * 16 with sixth-round stoppage wins over
imported opposition on an excellent-quality Frank
Warren promotion
Stecca served up an appetizer for their WBO title clash
on May * 16 with sixth-round stoppage wins over
imported opposition on an excellent-quality Frank
Warren promotion
NOTTINGHAM light-welter Ray Newby is ready to fight
Midlands Area champion Malcolm Melvin, says manager
Johnny Griffin. Newby (lOst lV^lbs) continued his
comeback with an eight twos points win over Borehamwood.
Midlands Area champion Malcolm Melvin, says manager
Johnny Griffin. Newby (lOst lV^lbs) continued his
comeback with an eight twos points win over Borehamwood.
IN THESE days of divided honours and disputed championships, winning titles at
two different weights is still regarded as a major achievement.
When those titles are a stone apart in weight, the success is all the more
significant. But when the titles in question are German and the boxer who won
them is from Huddersfield, the matter becomes intriguing.
Horace Fleary is the man in the spotlight.
He achieved his unique double on February 28 this year by knocking out Tomas
Mateoi in two rounds for the German International light-middleweight championship.
two different weights is still regarded as a major achievement.
When those titles are a stone apart in weight, the success is all the more
significant. But when the titles in question are German and the boxer who won
them is from Huddersfield, the matter becomes intriguing.
Horace Fleary is the man in the spotlight.
He achieved his unique double on February 28 this year by knocking out Tomas
Mateoi in two rounds for the German International light-middleweight championship.
IMPRESSIVE wins for Steven Murray and Craig Spacie in the last two
bouts of the evening session ended the 38-bout Schoolboy finals at the
Assembly Rooms on a high note.
The long wait in the dressing rooms did not affect West Ham's Steven
Murray in the Senior 51 kg final against old opponent Mark Payne and
the senior notched up his third Schoolboy title in just one minute 28
seconds of the first round
bouts of the evening session ended the 38-bout Schoolboy finals at the
Assembly Rooms on a high note.
The long wait in the dressing rooms did not affect West Ham's Steven
Murray in the Senior 51 kg final against old opponent Mark Payne and
the senior notched up his third Schoolboy title in just one minute 28
seconds of the first round
THE SCOTTISH Amateur Boxing Squad began preparations for the European
Junior Championships in earnest on January 12 at Grangemouth, writes BRIAN
DONALD. This, the first of thee get-togethers, took place in Zetland ABC's club
premises and featured 25 potential Scots participants who combined Junior
Squad training with controlled sparring supervised by National Coaches Tom
Brown, Bob Forsyth and Jim Melrose.
Junior Championships in earnest on January 12 at Grangemouth, writes BRIAN
DONALD. This, the first of thee get-togethers, took place in Zetland ABC's club
premises and featured 25 potential Scots participants who combined Junior
Squad training with controlled sparring supervised by National Coaches Tom
Brown, Bob Forsyth and Jim Melrose.