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Introduced by Desmond Lynam
World Championship Boxing from Las Vegas
The WBC Welterweight Championship of the World (12 rounds)
Colin Jones (Gorseinon, Wales) v
Milton McCrory (Detroit, USA)
Live, exclusive coverage of the eagerly awaited return fight for the welterweight title left vacant by the brilliant Sugar Ray Leonard. In Reno last March, the two men fought each other to a standstill in a sensational and controversial draw. Jones is a powerhouse puncher who has won 21 of his 26 contests inside the distance - twice despatching Kirkland Laing and destroying Hans Henrik Palm to win the European title with a single left hook. McCrory, with the superlative left jab, is a graduate of the famous Kronk school of boxing in Detroit and his record of 21 fights unbeaten speaks for itself. Commentator HARRY CARPENTER
The First
World Athletics Championships from Helsinki
Highlights of today's action, which includes the closing moments of the decathlon, the final of the men's high jump, women's javelin, and the men's and women's high hurdles. As well, a look ahead to tomorrow's 1500m final, and the main opposition for Britain's middle distance stars.
Commentators DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING , STUART STOREY
BRENDAN FOSTER , DAVID MOORCROFT
Producers MARTIN HOPKINS and BOB DUNCAN Editor mirs mubpuy

Contributors

Introduced By:
Desmond Lynam
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Colin Jones
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Milton McCrory
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Ray Leonard.
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Kirkland Laing
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Hans Henrik Palm
Commentator:
Harry Carpenter
Commentators:
David Coleman
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Ron Pickering
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Stuart Storey
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Brendan Foster
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David Moorcroft
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Bob Duncan

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