HEADLINES - July 10-12, 2002

July 12, 2002
LENNOX - NO WAY, IRON MIKE
* AP: Lewis wants $30 million for rematch with Tyson
* USA Today: Klitschko calls Lewis out for shot at title
* Dean Juipe: Mosley planning for rematch with Oscar
* Las Vegas Sun: Sugar Shane's sour grapes
* USA Today: Trinidad says no offer will get him back in game
* LVRJ: Autopsy reveals Alcazar was fit to fight
* Sporting Life: Keeping up with the Joneses
* Biloxi Sun-Herald: Biloxi still a contender for Jones fight
* Dan Rafael: A golden goose for Goossen
* Abq. Tribune: As Tapia swaps promoters again, he's running out of precious time
* McAllen Monitor: Marquez, Otero battle tonight
* Jason Probst: Notes on bilingual smack and flying stools
* Fresno Bee: Casino is fighting off the ropes
* Marty Mucahey: Forgotten champ - Mario D'Agata
* Herald-Dispatch (WV): Tyson's star falls, but so does game
* UK: Harrison told to get mean
* Derek Bilton: Audley's looking "A-Farce"
* BBC Online: Lewis versus Harrison
* Sporting Life: Users say Harrison not en route to crown
* South Africa: Fans will be able to watch Forerst-Mosley live
* South Africa: Fana-Funeka bout billed to be cracker
* Zimbabwe to host Zambia weekend boxing extravaganza


July 11, 2002
* Las Vegas Sun: Lewis' future may hinge on Johnson
* Boston Herald: Road to respect leads Ruiz home
* Max Boxing: King wants "Quiet Man" to deliver KO
* SF Chronicle: A rematch that will pack punch
* Patrick Kehoe: Mosley to pay back Forrest, with interest
* Thomas Gerbasi: "Black Rhino" and "White Buffalo" meet at the crossroads
* NY Daily News: Heavies' bout all about hope
* Doug Fischer: Word to the Weis
* Akron Beacon-Journal: Pete Rose gets in the hall of fame - for boxing
* Steve Kim: Remember Rocky (Juarez)?
* Press release: Lewis offends Klitschkos
* UK: Harrison extends unbeaten run
* David Smith: Audley continues steady progress
* London Times: Harrison dragged into brawl at door to victory
* The Independent (UK): Harrison rolls on with ill-tempered win
* UK: Round-by-round of the Harrison-Negus
* Sporting Life: Reid settles for points win
* UK: Woods hopes for success
* UK: White challenges Warren to $250,000 side bet
* Australia: Ban Ellis-Mundine bout - AMA
* The Age (Au.): Ellis-Mundine fight fears
* El Paso Times: Awards for the worst of boxing
* Anthony Evans: Williams vs. Long - the waiting's nearly over
* Boston Globe: "Real McCoy" a dizzying story about identity
* AP: Former Canadian Olympic boxing coach suspended
* John Reid: Holister's Jeffries defends her WIBF crown
* South Africa: Bungu and Ledwaba to rewrite boxing history
* Daily Dispatch (South Africa): Battered boxer on comeback trail
* Bangkok Post: Somluck in doubt in Busan



July 10, 2002
BERNARD PRICES HIMSELF OUT
* USA Today: Potential Jones-Hopkins rematch on hold
* NY Daily News: Fighting to put ban behind him
* Paul Upham: Showtime wants Tszyu super-fights
* AP: Lewis - fight with Klitschko would be "waste of time"
* Steve Kim: 5th of July fireworks
* Jason Probst: Mosley's on a mission, no butts about it
* AP: Hearns pushes back comeback fight
* Detroit News: Hearns now hopes to come back in August
* AP: Byrd packs punch, faith in move to Vegas
* Max Boxing: Trinidad breaks his silence
* AP: Trujillo remains unbeaten with unanimous decision
* David Avila: Trujillo beats Valenzuela in slugfest
* Pedro Fernandez: Arum has no phones
* Phila. Daily News: Canvassing for contenders
* Baton Rouge Advocate: Etienne faces Botha in 12-rounder
* Paul Upham: Pacquaio deals set to shock boxing world
* Seconds Out: Patient Austin waiting for a superfight
* Toronto Sun: Female boxer big hit in ring
* Mike Nosky: Patterson added to July 19 card
* Baltimore Sun: New Mack Lewis gym is a knockout
* News 8 - Austin (Tx.): Local fighter has eyes on Olympic team
* Calgary Sun: Boxer hopes to have surgery
* David Smith: Harrison walks tall after Vegas
* Sporting Life: Harrison blast for government
* The Guardian (UK): Fighting talk from Harrison
* Steve Bunce: Stand-up comic could turn Harrison into a joke
* Japan Today: Former WBA champ Kobayashi to quit
* Paul Upham: No doubt - Lester Ellis will fight Mundine







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