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Kibiti Fails Boxing Brain Scan, Spencer Steps In

By Boxing Press September 15th, 2005 All Press Releases

South African Sithembele Kibiti, scheduled to box Bristol's Lee Haskins for the vacant Commonwealth Flyweight Title, has failed a brain scan on his arrival to the UK. Lee Haskins is now scheduled to box Delroy Spencer over 8 rounds in a rematch from their first fight that was for the English Flyweight Title back in December. Spencer has always requested a rematch as he had to pull out of their fight after the third round due to a rib injury.

Also added to the undercard is Leigh Alliss v Neil Simpson. Alliss takes a step up in class to face the former British & Commonwealth Light Heavyweight Champion over 8 rounds. Simpson has come back with 2 wins as he looks to challenge for major honours again.

FIGHTCARD AS OF 15/09/05

12 x 3 minute rounds British Middleweight Title
Champion - SCOTT DANN (Plymouth) V Challenger - WAYNE ELCOCK (Birmingham)

8 x 3 minute rounds Flyweight Contest
LEE HASKINS (Bristol) V DELROY SPENCER (Wolverhampton)

8 x 3 minute rounds Cruiserweight Contest
LEIGH ALLISS (Stroud) V NEIL SIMPSON (Coventry)

6 x 3 minute rounds Super Middleweight Contest
DAN GUTHRIE (Bristol)V PAULIE DA SILVA (Manchester)

4 x 3 minute rounds Light Welterweight Contest
MICHAEL GRANT (London) V JUDEX MEEMEA (London)

4 x 3 minute rounds Light Welterweight Contest
GARY BUCKLAND (Cardiff) V CHRIS BROPHY (Carmarthen)

4 x 3 minute rounds Light Welterweight Contest
MICHAEL MEDOR (London) V IMAD KHAMIS (Manchester)

By Jamie Sanigar

For and on behalf of Bristol Boxing Limited


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