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Tosti · 01-31-2006, 04:48 AM

Billy McCarthy (8-1) TKO7(Cuts) Jack Langdon (1-11)

Dan Creedon (12-1) KO7 Paddy Norton (0-12)

Facile victories for Creedon and McCarthy.

British & Commonwealth Welterweight Title

Tom Meadows (9-3) KO12 Jem Carney (16-8)

With only 30 seconds left in the final round, Meadows delivered a perfect right hook to end the brave challenge of veteran Carney.

If the first fight between the pair was a close run affair, this was a walkover with the defending champion dominating from the start and had Carney on the canvas twice before he was counted out.

Meadows was a street ahead on all three cards, he is now likely to look for a fight against a top 5 ranked opponent.

WBF World Heavyweight Title

Peter Jackson (19-1) TKO7 Steve O'Donnell (7-5)

If Jackson was lethargic in his most recent defence against Charles Hadley, he made up for it with a dominant one sided display against his fellow countryman O'Donnell.

Jackson was on top from the opening bell in the 10th defence of his title.

01-31-2006, 04:48 AM	#217 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 75 Thanked 121x in 116 posts	7th July 1889 - Rushcutters Bay Billy McCarthy (8-1) TKO7(Cuts) Jack Langdon (1-11) Dan Creedon (12-1) KO7 Paddy Norton (0-12) Facile victories for Creedon and McCarthy. British & Commonwealth Welterweight Title Tom Meadows (9-3) KO12 Jem Carney (16-8) With only 30 seconds left in the final round, Meadows delivered a perfect right hook to end the brave challenge of veteran Carney. If the first fight between the pair was a close run affair, this was a walkover with the defending champion dominating from the start and had Carney on the canvas twice before he was counted out. Meadows was a street ahead on all three cards, he is now likely to look for a fight against a top 5 ranked opponent. WBF World Heavyweight Title Peter Jackson (19-1) TKO7 Steve O'Donnell (7-5) If Jackson was lethargic in his most recent defence against Charles Hadley, he made up for it with a dominant one sided display against his fellow countryman O'Donnell. Jackson was on top from the opening bell in the 10th defence of his title.