Laryea is concerned that the judges may favour Burns in the event of a close contest after he was the victim of a travesty of justice when he fought another Scot, Paul Appleby, at the Renfrewshire venue in December.
Joseph Laryea, the Ghanaian who will challenge Ricky Burns’ status as World Boxing Organisation super-featherweight champion at the Braehead Arena on Saturday evening, has expressed the hope that the ringside judges will adopt a position of neutrality.
Laryea is concerned that the judges may favour Burns in the event of a close contest after he was the victim of a travesty of justice when he fought another Scot, Paul Appleby, at the Renfrewshire venue in December.
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