HEADLINES
-- April 10-12, 2003
April 12, 2003
* Fort Worth Star-Tel: Deal set for for fight
between Johnson and Lewis
* Halifax Daily News: Lewis-Johnson
bout is "done deal", according to manager
* AP: Tyson
trying to fight in New Jersey
* AP: Governor
says he won't let Tyson fight in N.J.
* NY Daily News: N.J. decks
twinbill of Tyson & Lewis
* NY Times: Tyson
rejected for Meadowlands fight
* Bergen Record: State
tells Tyson to buzz off
* Geoff Dodd: New
Tyson in New Jersey, no way man
* SecondsOut: Barrera and Kelley
ready for battle
* Kevin Iole: Barrera
making name as great featherweight
* Tim Smith: Kelley
readies for Barrera
* Carlos Arias: Kelley's
not taking featherweight fight likely
* Royce Feour: Kelley
goes distance to talk a good fight
* Ron Borges: It'll be
either Kelley's finest hour or his final hour
* Anthony Evans: Kevin Kelley - a
warrior's last stand
* San Diego Union-Trib: Barrera fights
Kelley, not Morales
* Jack Welsh: Barrera
not viewing Kelley as HBO sleeper
* AP: Kelley
faces Barrera and long odds
* Honolulu Star-Bulletin: Viloria
ready to rumble
* NY Daily News: Kerik quits
as boxing boss; Stevens may replace him
* Keith Idec: Meadowlands
entering mix for Lewis-Tyson doubleheader?
* Pedro Fernandez: Unplugged
interview with Johnny Tapia
* Jack Magowan: Winning still a drug
for Tapia
* Jay Heater: Mayweather
seeking 'megafight' against DLH
* New Zealand Herald: Tua
goes to court as hopes fade for Rahman rematch
* Carlos Arias: Golden
Boy Promotions sets fight card
* Boulder Daily Camera: Ellis-Haugen
combo has eye on boxing history
* Boxing Insider: Scott
Wilkerson reviews 'The Greatest Boxing Stories Ever Told'
* San Antonio Express-News: Bill
takes swing at Toughman bouts
* Press Release: Paz
& Pemberton support car accident victim
* Grand Rapids Press: A
weight-and-see game for GG's boxers
* San Antonio Express-News: Local
fighter secures spot in Trials
* Pitt. Post-Gazette: Kimbrough pulls
out of GG's bout
* Stephen Brunt: Canadian
fighters make ring history
* Clive Bernath: UK weekend previews
* The Mirror (UK): Joppy
just the job to boost Joe
* Belfast Telegraph: Magee's Euro bid
delayed
* UK: Fired-up
Williams has a point to prove
* Philippines: Pacquaio
signs up with Elorde
* Paul Upham: Briggs & Castro
make weight for WBC eliminator
* Australia: Aussie
fights for world title shot
* SecondsOut: Makaringe thrills
home crowd
* Paul Upham: Australian Hall of
Fame dinner tonight
April 11, 2003
* Pitt. Post-Gazette: Spadafora to fight
Dorin in May
* Pitt. Trib-Review: Spadafora to
take on former sparring partner
* USA Today: Gainer
needs impressive win to move up from undercards
* Dean Juipe: Gainer
hopes win proves he's a late bloomer
* Steve Kim: Where there's
"smoke" is there fire?
* Las Vegas Sun: Kelley
- just give me a chance
* Dallas Morning News: Kelley
motivated for Barrera fight
* LA Times: Staples
won't be site fo DLH-Mosley fight
* SecondsOut: British Buzz - More
Naz rumors
* Boxing Central: Hamed
fight is off
* Boxing Talk: Gregory Leon
interviews James Toney
* Wban.org: Lots of women's
action on ESPN card next Friday
* Vida en el Valle: Alcorn,
St. John looking forward to April 19 match
* Jeff Mayweather: Finding
closure
* NY Times: Ali during his
best years, still floating and stinging
* David Avila: Bojorquez
seeking world title shot
* Frank Lotierzo: What super heavyweights?
* Honolulu Advertiser: Hawaii boxing
gets it's first woman boss
* Max Boxing: Cotto's hunger greater
than his appetite
* Michael Hirsley: It's
semper fi for this fighter
* Jason Probst: One last
run for the "Gatekeeper"
* Pitt. Post-Gazette: GG's finals
return after 12 years
* Pitt. Trib-Review: Kimbrough to
headline GG's finals
* The Independent (UK): Pithie seeks route
into the big time
* Philippines: U.S.
promoter wants American foe for Pacquaio
* Ghana: Kpadenu
predicts fifth-round KO
April 10, 2003
* SecondsOut: Judge
retroactively restores Rocchigiani title
* Scott Shaffer: Judge confirms
it - Rocky's title restored
* Halifax Daily News: Johnson-Lewis
fight closer "day by day"
* Dan Rafael: Old
warrior Kelley realizes new motivation vs. Barrera
* Thomas Gerbasi: The
missing featherweight
* SD Union-Trib: Kelley a champ,
in talking arena
* Carlos Arias: Barrera
wary of Kelley
* Robert Morales: Featherweight
bout spin good spin to a bad fight
* LVRJ: Derrick
Gainer - a heavyweight bond
* Las Vegas Sun: Mayweather,
DLH could meet
* Anthony Evans: Mayweather
Jr. serious about DLH
* Pedro Fernandez: Best fight
of the current era
* LVRJ: MGM
Grand lands rematch between Mosley and DLH
* Washington Post: Mitchell awaits
approval to tackle Tackie
* UK: Calzaghe
agrees to Joppy bout
* Press Release: Buster
Douglas to attend Hall of Fame weekend
* Matt Aguilar: HBO
blew call on great Chavez win
* SecondsOut: Hamed definitely not
fighting in June
* Derek Bilton: Hatton
looks a cut above
* Max Kellerman: Hatton should
remain on his side of pond
* Boxing Talk: Briggs faces off
against Jorge in Australia
* Rochester Democrat & Chronicle: Murray
fight postponed a third time
* Savannah Morning News: Dotse looks to regain
spot among world's best bantamweights
* Toronto Sun: Tan wages
war and wins
* Fremont Tribune (Neb.): Pro boxing coming
to Nebraska
* Ariz. Republic: Eight
Valley fighters advance to Golden Gloves regional
* Clev. Plain-Dealer: Bey
looks to lay claim to title at GG's tournament
* SecondsOut: Witter targets WBO
title and Hatton
* Mark Staniforth: Hide
back to prove a point
* Press Release: Sim to make
American debut April 13
* Paul Upham: The Green
Machine powers on
* Paul Upham: Darchinian ready
for title shot
* New Zealand Herald: Masoe
to put title on the line Sunday
* South Africa: Partnership
means big boost for boxing
SCOTT NOBLE PASSES AWAY
NOBLE, G. Scott 1954-2003- Passed away
peacefully at home on Saturday, April 5, 2003. Will be greatly missed by his cherished
daughters Anna (10) and Roslyn (8) and his many friends and relatives. Scott was Editor
and Publisher of Nicol Island Publishing. At Scotts request there will no formal
service. There will be a memorial reception Saturday, April 12, in the Club House at the
Masters.
(excerpted from the Globe and Mail
Newspaper, Toronto)
Among Scotts numerous publications
Pierce Egans Boxiana series was closest to his heart. Scott personally
reconstituted and authenticated Egans multi-volume work, publishing numbers I-III,
together with a miscellaneous compendium, Egania. Volume IV is in progress, with V
to follow.
The loss of Scotts exacting standards
and passion for his work are a telling blow to boxings heritage.
Don Cogswell
Copyright 2003 Total Action Inc.
|