Archive for February, 2005
Monday, February 28th, 2005
Michael Brodie’s manager, Jack Trickett, has said that he is in talks with Frank Maloney for the Manchester boxer to fight Scott Harrison for his WBO Featherweight title.
“There have been offers before but this is the first time talks have been serious,” Trickett told Secondsout.com. “This isn’t about money, this is about Michael’s way back […]
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Sunday, February 27th, 2005
Andrew Ferrans further underlined the strength in depth of the Scottish Super Featherweight scene less than 24 hours after Ricky Burns’ sensational win over Graham Earl.
The 24 year old from New Cumnock was in Burton On Trent last night to face local favourite, Steve Chinnock, for the British Masters Super Featherweight title.
Both boxers had […]
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Saturday, February 26th, 2005
Irvine’s Volunteer Room’s played host to an exciting three fight card last night that showcased three of the local area’s brightest boxing talents. On a card promoted by Tommy Gilmour, all three of the home corner lads went home with victories, much to the delight of a packed crowd.
Billy McClung, from just down the road […]
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Saturday, February 26th, 2005
Ricky Burns stepped up a weight at less than a week’s notice and scored a sensational points win against unbeaten British Lightweight Champion, Graham Earl, at the Wembley Conference Centre last night .
Burns has now won ten in a row as a professional, but Earl’s name on his record makes for a fantastic start to […]
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Saturday, February 26th, 2005
Andrew Ferrans is in action tonight at the Leisure Centre in Burton, Staffordshire, against local lad Steve Chinnock.
It will be Ferrans’ first fight since losing to Carl Johanneson in May of lñast year, but Chinnock has also been out of action since last February when an accidental clash of heads prematurely ended his bid to […]
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Thursday, February 24th, 2005
The much anticipated British Super Featherweight title fight between Craig Docherty and Alex Arthur is up in the air following an emergency committee meeting of the British Boxing Board of Control today.
Promoter Barry Hearn had asked to move the date of the above contest from the 18th of March to the 9th of April 2005, […]
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Thursday, February 24th, 2005
Kevin McIntyre’s proposed British Light Welterweight title eliminator against Bobby Vanzie has been cancelled following the Bradford boxer’s retirement.
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Thursday, February 24th, 2005
Congratulations to Robbie Peden, the new IBF Super Featherweight Champion.
Peden stopped America’s Nate Campbell at the end of the eight round of their title fight in Melbourne, Australia.
Although Australian by birth, Robbie’s father Brian was born in Scotland and is widely regarded as one of Australia’s best boxing coaches. He guided Robbie to two Olympics […]
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Thursday, February 24th, 2005
Irvine Rotary Club will be staging their annual charity boxing show at the Volunteer Rooms in Irvine tomorrow night, with three professional bouts on the card.
Headlining is Billy McClung from nearby Kilmarnock who faces Rumania’s Czaba Andras over six rounds at Cruiserweight. Billy has been out of the ring since being stopped by Shane White […]
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Thursday, February 24th, 2005
A new boxing club will be opening in Kilsyth on the 28th of February.
The Kilsyth Golden Gloves Amateur Boxing Club can be found at the Burngreen Hall in the town with training 6pm to 9pm every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Coaches and staff will be Francie Connor, Gerry Donnachie, Joe McCluskey, Ian Holmes, Trevor Johnstone, Frank […]
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Wednesday, February 23rd, 2005
Ricky Burns will face British Lightweight Champion, Graham Earl, at Wembley Conference Centre on Friday night.
The 21 year old from Coatbridge has taken the fight at 48 hours notice and is seen as a warm up opponent for Earl in what is a eight round non-title fight ahead of the champion’s forthcoming defence against Kevin […]
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Wednesday, February 23rd, 2005
Tommy Cannon lost only his second fight in his last ten starts at the Moat House, Peterborough, on Monday night.
Up against the 19 year old Cello Renda, Cannon settled quickly, arguably taking the first round, but two big left hooks at the start of the second saw the big hitting Peterborough youngster warm to the […]
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Tuesday, February 22nd, 2005
The St. Andrew’s Sporting Club played host to yet another hugely successful dinner show last night that gave wins to four Scottish professionals.
Club owner, Tommy Gilmour, once again put together an event that was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended, and Mr Gilmour himself must have been pleased after all four home corner fighters […]
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Saturday, February 19th, 2005
Tommy Cannon is heading over the border to top the bill at a boxing dinner show at the Peterborough Moat House Hotel on Monday the 21st of February.
Last time out, Tommy beat Peterborough’s Karl Wheeler over six rounds at the Glasgow Marriott and has only lost one in his last nine. This time he’s up […]
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Thursday, February 17th, 2005
It looks like it is going to be one of those years for Scottish boxing.
We’ve already seen Steve Foster Jr pull out of a mouth watering British title eliminator against John Simpson to fight for the WBU Featherweight crown. Charlie Shepherd never crossed the border to test Gary Young. And lack of money on the […]
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Wednesday, February 16th, 2005
Greenock ABC have put together a very strong squad of amateur boxers to represent the West Of Scotland when they entertain a London Select at Greenock Town Hall on Friday the 25th of February.
14 bouts have been arranged, including three all Scotland bouts to start the evening’s proceedings.
Gary McCafferty (Greenock) v Conor McGregor (Springside)
Andrew McKim […]
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Tuesday, February 15th, 2005
Just three weeks after his successful professional debut, Hamilton heavyweight Ian Millarvie will be back in the ring on Monday night at the St Andrew’s Sporting Club in Glasgow.
Following his fourth round stoppage of Mal Rice on Burn’s Night, 23 year old Millarvie will face 30 fight veteran Luke Simpkin from Swadlincote.
Millarvie’s manager and […]
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Tuesday, February 15th, 2005
Lawrence Murphy has been nominated to fight in a British title eliminator against Wayne Elcock, the Birmingham boxer he sensationally KOd in one round to take the WBU Middleweight title in November 2003.
The rematch is likely to prove nowhere near as simple however for the Bellshill boxer. Murphy lost the belt in early 2004 to […]
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Monday, February 14th, 2005
“We’re going to have a sensational night. It’s going to be the creme de la creme of boxing and everyone will want to be there.”
So said Tommy Gilmour at today’s press conference to confirm the date of the British Featherweight title fight between Edinburgh’s Alex Arthur and Glasgow’s Craig Docherty.
It’s a fight no Scottish boxing […]
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Monday, February 14th, 2005
The much anticipated clash between Craig Docherty and Alex Arthur for the vacant British Super Featherweight title at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, has been moved to Saturday the 9th of April.
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