HEADLINES
- August 25-27, 2002
August 27, 2002
* AP: Tokuyama defends
with win over Lopez
* Miami Herald: Dolphins' defensive end
finds perspective with boxing business
* Pedro Fernandez: USA
Cable obit now four years old!
* Eddie Goldman: What
YOU can do to help the fight for a boxers' union
* Savannah Morning News: Hallback
hoping to make Savannah boxing history
* Press Release: Fields
replaces Maskaev in fight
* Daily Dispatch (South Africa): Mad
Dog dumps Ncita
* Paul Barker: Fighter
of the year - Vernon Forrest
* Sean Campbell: Hope
for British boxing?
* Max Boxing: Boxing
from an odd angle
* South Africa: Govusa,
Ndlovu bout would be worth watching
* AP: Athens moves boxing
venue for Olympics
* Sudbury Star (Ont.): Gauthier
savors time in the ring
* Daily Nation (Kenya): Olympic
qualification rules out
August 26, 2002
* AP: Gatti
in hospital after TKO by Ottke
* David Mayo: Mayweather
won't review tapes of first Castillo fight before rematch
* Steve Kim: Cipriani's
showcase
* Paul Upham: Jones Jr. and
Hopkins go nose-to-nose
* Boxing Talk: Jones
Jr. and Hopkins steal little giants' show
* Paul Upham: HBO wants
Jones-Hopkins fight in December
* Angel Rodriguez: 'Twas a short
night in San Juan
* Michael Katz: Hopkins
* Thomas Hauser: Some
thoughts on boxing
* Clev. Plain-Dealer: King
places onus on Klan for stealing flag from his home
* LVRJ: Williams
scores 99-second KO
* SecondsOut: Gigrah wins at
Resorts
* McKeesport Daily News (Pa.): McCauley
doing good job managing Spadafora
* AP: Former
Florida commission exec Scionti dies
* Santos Perez: Scionti
brought passion to post
* Miami Herald: Spinks
gets a split decision
* St. Pete Times: Rivera -
A hard-hitting career
* Boxing Talk: Santa
Cruz stops Ocegueda
* Sun-Sentinel (Fla.): Wells
waiting for the perfect matchup
* Fiona Manning: Weighing
in on Forbes
* SecondsOut: Paul Upham's IBF
ratings analysis
* Steve Buffery: Could Clements'
death have been prevented?
* Boxing Talk: Bladt
stops Butowicz
* South Africa: Mdletshe
retains title
* South Africa: Mpofu
defeats Matabola over six
* Mal Vincent: Snipes gets
his kicks trading punches in "Undisputed"
* Chicago Sun-Times: An undisputed
star turns 40
* Ariz. Reporter: Another
review of "Undisputed"
WBC ALLOWS GATORADE TO BE USED DURING TITLE BOUTS
August 26, 2002
TOKYO, JAPAN-Mauricio Sulaiman, the WBC supervisor and the son of the WBC president Jose
Sulaiman, has announced in Tokyo, Japan, that the use of such sports drink as Gatorade
etc. can be used during a WBC world title bout in order to avoid dehydration of the boxers
participating in a 12-round fight. Previously only water could be permitted for boxers to
use and drink, which was the traditional regulation in the boxing world.
This epoch-making decision was already taken into practice since the WBC interim
super-feather title bout of Oscar Larios and Manabu Fukushima this Saturday, and will be
applied to all upcoming WBC title bouts in the world including todays WBC 115-pound
title of Masamori Tokuyama and Erik Lopez in Saitama, Japan.
(8-26-02)
* Keith Kizer: I paid my $25...so where is my
boxing license? Part II: The legalities of licensing boxers in Nevada
August 25, 2002
CUT!
* AP: Gainer
retains title with technical draw
* Thomas Gerbasi: Premature
draws end fight night in Puerto Rico
* AP: Ottke
stops Gatti to retain IBF crown
* SecondsOut: Ottke stops
Gatti
* Paul Upham: DLH and Vargas to be
kept apart
* Robert Rudolph: Little
staying power in Feds' effort to clean up boxing
* George Kimball: Judge an
easy mark for King
* Houston Chronicle: Ex-champ Holmes seeks more
respect
* Royce Feour: Strip might
become site of boxing hall of fame
* CP: Lalonde
says he's a whole fighter now, with two good arms
* WBC: Mexico's
interim champ Larios keeps WBC 122 title
* Press Release: Cintron
destroys McKillop on Showtime
* San Ant. Express-News: Davila
earns decision in tuneup match
* AP: Sirimongkol wins
WBC crown
* LVRJ: Garr
tops Sandoval in 10th at Orleans
* Corpus Christi Caller-Times:
Lares batters rookie Morris
* South Africa: Thobela's
boxing bill thrills
* Abq. Tribune: Romeros' dark
decade may be lifting
* Pensacola News-Journal: Izon inks deal
to fight Mesi
* Sunday Times (South Africa): Berman sells out, but
hangs on to his gloves
* AFP: McCallum
pleased with Hall of Fame recognition
* Belfast Telegraph: Rocket's out to
bring big-time boxing back home
* Belfast Telegraph: Little Red was a
favorite among Irish fight fans
* Savannah Morning News: Hallback looking
to KO false impressions about women's boxing
* Ernie Salvatore: In the fight game, it
seems like some things never change
* East African Standard: Akhasamba for elimination
fight
* Chicago Tribune: High
school QB gets toughness from boxing background
* Bangkok Post: Boxing
will enjoy a new look soon
* Colorado Springs Gazette: A
bloody good time
* Sacramento Bee: "Undisputed"
is a champion B movie
* Seattle Times: "Undisputed"
champion of nothing
* N.O. Times-Picayune: "Undisputed"
could have been a contender
* Newsday: Droll
with all its punches
* The Oklahoman: Rhames
takes boxing role seriously
* Baltimore Sun: Knockout!
"Undisputed" pulls no punches
* Toldeo Blade: Director
Hill pulls no punches
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