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Seb Sanders also completed a second win on the night aboard Whiskey Junction, when making every post a winning one on the Mick Quinn trained five-year-old to outpoint Forest Dane for the 5f1/2f handicap.
BATH by The Racing Post (London, England)
Darlington's Elroy McArthur did the pressing to outpoint Jordan Rookes in the opening bout, with Empire's Jason Batch following with a unanimous victory over Mick Iley.
IT'S JOE TIME; Talented youngster takes show by storm: Boxing by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
v HopkinsApr'08 He recovered from being put down in the first to outpoint the wily Bernard Hopkins and claim the Ring magazine lightheavyweight belt to become a two-weight world champion on his US debut.
Boxing: 5 SUPER CAL FIGHTS; CALZAGHE RETIRES UNDEFEATED by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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