HEADLINES -- Sept. 22-24, 2002

September 24, 2002
* BENEFIT AUCTION FOR GREG PAGE
* Boston Globe: Marciano's punch is felt fifty years later
* B.R. Bearden: Time tunenel - 50th anniversary of Marciano-Walcott
* AP: Ali's daughter agrees to theft diversion program
* Toledo Blade: Ali's daughter assigned to diversion plan
* Paul Upham: McCline - "I want Wladimir Klitschko"
* Doug Fischer: Southern Cal fight scene no longer "fabulous", but still a lot of fun
* Arizona Republic: De la Hoya compared to Robinson
* Fresno Bee: Witherspoon's career takes hit in title fight
* Wes Moore: Time for the gold watch?
* Ferdie Pacheco: Memories of the Fifth Street Gym
* Anthony Evans: Freeman Barr - a defense
* Dr. Charles Melone: "The Boxer's Knuckle"
* Armando Garcia: The pro boxing referee - movement and position
* Max Boxing: Marty Mulcahey's 'Boxing from an odd angle'
* UK: Honeyghan staging big fight show in October
* SecondsOut: The other Ukranian heavyweight giant
* Daily Dispatch (South Africa): WBC delay forces Makeba to defend S.A. title
* South Africa: Not just boxers but dancers, too
* SecondsOut: Former champ Gamboa in November comeback
* SecondsOut: Dzemski outpoints Tshabalala
* Arizona Republic: Gonzalez places third in Under-19 World Ch'ships
* Pakistan: Inter-provincial under-16 championship



September 23, 2002
* Eastside Boxing: Savarese knocks out Witherspoon for IBO Intercontinental belt
* Doug Fischer: Savarese whacks Witherspoon in five
* Boxing Talk: Savarese stops Witherspoon
* Ed Ludwig: Oscar - the right path leads to Winky
* Newsday: Olajide headlines ESPN2 card
* Miami Herald: Julio's illness KO's Duran rematch
* Max Boxing: Steve Kim's "Baker's Dozen" of top fighters
* Angel Rodriguez: ESPN2 brawling in 'Joisey'
* Robert Morales: A golden moment for the Golden Boy
* L.A. Daily News: Trainer - "Fernando lost focus"
* Sacramento Bee: Roseville fighter faces key bout in comeback
* Cherry Hill Courier-Post: Loss by Walcott marked end of era
* Cherry Hill Courier-Post: Grandson recalls Walcott as boxing trend-setter
* Keith Idec: Aquino's win comes at painful price
* SecondsOut: Viloria: I'm the one you want - Donaire
* Boxing 316: Alex Dombroff's 'Sunday Cornerman'
* UK: Williams set for biggest test against Sanders
* Eastside Boxing: A night at the fights, featuring Danny Williams
* Steve Bunce: Throwing Hatton the ring is fans' dream ticket
* The Independent (UK): Ampofo bows out after world title failure
* Scotland: Scots legends are knockout
* Paul Upham: Lovemore Ndou to face Steve Quinonez
* Paul Upham: Mundine-Thornberry now a Top 10 clash
* Paul Upham: Briggs and Kelly head in opposite directions
* Manchester Evening News (UK): Lyon eyes revenge
* Sunday Times (South Africa): Ring of peace
* Bryan-College Station Eagle: Full of fight



September 22, 2002
* George Kimball: Ruiz-Jones appears a done deal
* Ron Widelec: Jones vs. Ruiz - I'll believe it when I see it
* Boxing Talk: Murad Muhammad speaks on Jones-Ruiz
* AP: Rocchigiani awarded $31 million judgment against WBC
Organization cheated him out of title
* Advertising Age: Fox debacle of Tyson ad should never have aired
* NY Times: 75 years later, Dempsey-Tunney fight still debated
* BBC Online: Barrera vs. Tapia - Respect between rivals
* Boston Globe: Wright is used to going the distance
* Sacramento Bee: Lazcano scores win over Armstrong
* El Paso Times: Lazcano smartly moves ahead, inching toward world title
* Detroit Free Press: Hitman's advice right on target for Williams
* AP: Jumbo Cummings gets life sentence under "three strikes" law
* LVRJ: Shufford ends layoff with six-round decision over Brown
* Mike Nosky: Ravelo set for stardom
* Jason Probst: Holmes - Bucking the system, building a legacy
* Houston Chronicle: Instincts serve Wolfe well
* Paul Upham: Vlad Warton making his promotional mark
* The Stranger.com: Stephens beats up demons and opponents on boxing circuit
* The Independent (UK): BBC bid to bring Hatton down to earth
* London Daily Telegraph: Hatton threatened as Smith reaches out
* UK: Armour makes a point
* SecondsOut: Armour and Dunne retain but Booth is beaten
* UK: Linford aims to be king of castle
* Sun-Herald (Australia): Mundine - my goal is to floor him
* Johannesburg Star: Lewis coming to South Africa - to watch
* South Africa: Durban girls punch their way in
* Saipan Tribune: Getting to know the people's champ
* David Isaacson: Sikali - Fighting for his children
* The Australian: Woman carves out niche in secret men's PPV business
* Royal Gazette (Bermuda): Only one "Greatest", insists ring queen Ali
* Belfast Telegraph: Boxing clever - so much for world impact on the clubs
* The Vanguard (Nigeria): Aboderin, Momodu team up for boxing
* Bryan-College Station Eagle (Tx.): Death puts toughman's risks into focus







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