HEADLINES -- January 4-6, 2003

January 6, 2003
* USA Today: DLH considers Tokyo tuneup in May
* The Namibian: Police say Simon not charged, as has been reported
* Arizona Republic: Jones bout is iffy until it happens
* Boston Globe: Main Events puts its trust in McGirt
* Washington Post: Fight Night brings DC spotlight, not crowds
* Washington Post: Judges, at least, impressed
* Sporting Life: Corley on course for meeting with Hatton or Witter
* Max Boxing: Corley now wants Judah
* Mike Nosky: Corrales is back on Jan. 25
* Clev. Plain-Dealer readers sound off on women's boxing
* Max Boxing: Toney still trying to get on Pechanga card
* NY Daily News: Former Gloves champs in spotlight
* Ringtalk: Angel Rodriguez' weekend wrap
* Steve Kim: The first quarter of 2003
* Eastside Boxing: How not to be a heavyweight contender
* Clev. Plain-Dealer: Road to natl. amateur crown begins in Akron
* Australia: Leija - Tszyu one of the greats
* Paul Upham: Tszyu wraps camp with visit from tennis stars
* Australia: Dispute floors Tszyu viewers
* Australia: Tszyu has suspect chin, says cornerman
* Sporting life: Calzaghe eyes Ottke clash
* UK: Sprott being lined up for Krasniqi
* Belfast Telegraph: Borovski is little threat to Sinclair
* Glasgow Daily Record: Scots kids are Lords of the ring
* Sporting Life: Magee facing layoff
* Middlesborough Evening Gazette (UK): Amanda's boxing clever
* Martin Kelner: Boxer takes the stain of false blood from carpet
* Philippines: Penalosa retires
* Guyana: Narcotics official gunned down; was also boxing referee



January 5, 2003
* Washington Post: Corley defends title
* Washington Times: DC's Corley retains junior welter crown
* USA Today: Corley cruises to lopsided win
* AP: Corley outpoints Bailey
* AP: Perez captures IBF 115-pound title
* Washington Post: Boxer taken to hospital after win on undercard
* Washington Times: Armory show seen as start of revival
* Showtime press release about the show
* SecondsOut: The Buzz - King spotting
* Adrian Warren: Tszyu brings his firepower back to where it all began
* The Age (Au.): Gentle man, hard jab
* The Age (Au.): Kostya has brilliant power - Leija
* John Whisler: Boxing headed for year to remember
* AP: Piccirillo will risk title in rematch with Spinks
* Michael Silver: "Boxers helping boxers" - New York's Ring 8 lives up to its motto
* Newark Star-Ledger: Boxing Et Cetera
* Royce Feour: Barry leaving his mark on boxing as trainer
* San Antonio Express-News: Diaz-Rodriguez bout headlines card
* Ft. Laud. Sun-Sentinel: Taylor headlines next Miami Fight Night
* Newark Star-Ledger: When Sanders fights, no time is wasted
* Hartford Courant: Putting champ's grill to the test
* Paul Upham: Where do our world champions come from?
* London Daily Telegraph: Williams poised for biggest shot of his career
* The Mirror (UK): Can Prince get his career off the ropes?
* Sporting Life: Foster eyeing title
* Belfast Telegraph: Dunne and dusted for Bernard
* Tha Guardian (UK): Cartoon time in BBC ring
* South Africa: SA boxers set for banner year
* Zambia: BBC has got no title bouts - official
* India: Amateur boxing trials being held




January 4, 2003
* Washington Post: Corley wary of Bailey's rights
* Ft. Laud. Sun-Sentinel: Bailey ready for biggest fight of career
* Max Boxing: A different Corley
* Press Release: Quotes from the Corley-Bailey press conference
* SecondsOut: Corley and Bailey to produce New Year fireworks
* Washington Times: Big bout for diminutive champions
* Sydney Morning Herald: Hard to see the animal in Tszyu
* Max Boxing: Clay-Bey awarded thin decision over Shufford
* Myrtle Beach Sun News: Facing lawsuit, DRC member to resign
* Hollywood Reporter: NBC, Main Events eye boxing series
* Boxing Insider: Mitch 'Blood' Green harrasses "Stone Cold" Steve Austin
* Paul Upham: Braithwaite defends first against Springs
* Sean Stowell: Cruising in obscurity
* Fiona Manning: Alvarez - "My injury is real"
* Galveston Daily News: Cora's hometown debut on hold
* Oakland County Press (Mich.): Rolling with the punches
* NY Daily News: Time to renew registrations
* Sporting Life: Hatton ready to step up?
* Glasgow Daily Record: Scott's a big hit as best of British
* Belfast Telegraph: Magee KO blow
* Sporting Life: Alexander-Santos still on for 2003
* Belfast Telegraph: Pro move tempting for Lord of the flys Liam
* Glasgow Daily Record: Tam's thrown in the towel
* Clive Bernath: Young prospects to watch in 2003
* UK: Popular amateur trainer Humpston dies
* Philippines: Pacquaio eyes megabucks tiff
* Eastside Boxing: Wanted - foreign foe for Pacquaio
* The Monitor (Uganda): Jukko bewitched me, says Tanzanian boxer
* Zambia: Boxing Board lists 2002 major achievements
* Fiji Daily Post: Cama hits out at FABA






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