Sport in Short: Boxing
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Your support makes all the difference.PROFESSIONAL PROMOTION (Olympia, London): 12-rd featherweight (for World Boxing Council title): Paul Hodkinson (Liverpool, holder) bt Ricardo Cepeda (PR) rsf 4th. 6-rd light-middleweight: Kevin Sheeran (Crawley) bt Russell Washer (Swansea) pts. 6-rd welterweight: Kevin Adamson (Walthamstow) bt Joel Ani (Hackney) rsf 6th. 6-rd lightweight: Paul Ryan (Hackney) bt Neil Smith (Leicester) rsf 1st. 6-rd welterweight: Kevin Lueshing (Beckenham) bt Ian Chantler (St Helens) rsf 2nd. 8- rd super-middleweight: Sam Storey (Belfast) bt Graham Jenner (Hastings) rsf 4th. 8-rd welterweight: Derek Grainger (Bethnal Green) bt Trevor Meikle (Scunthorpe) rsf 6th.
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