Boxing: Limond only has belt on loan, says McAllister
IF Lee McAllister was in any way unnerved by Willie Limond's newly acquired explosive power that ended Eddie Doyle's dream of becoming Commonwealth light-welterweight champion at the St Andrew's Sporting Club on Monday evening, he was displaying no outwards signs of concern yesterday.
IF Lee McAllister was in any way unnerved by Willie Limond's newly acquired explosive power that ended Eddie Doyle's dream of becoming Commonwealth light-welterweight champion at the St Andrew's Sporting Club on Monday evening, he was displaying no outwards signs of concern yesterday.
Willie Limond launches an all-out assault on his fellow Glaswegian Eddie Doyle, right. Picture: Alan Harvey
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McAllister, the previous holder of the belt, praised 33-year-old Limond for the manner of his emphatic win, which was achieved in only one minute and 56 seconds, after he had twice sent Doyle crashing to the canvas in front of a sell-out crowd of 600 who attended the club's 40th anniversary evening.
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