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Holy field won’t
relenquish title
to Foreman easily
NEW YORK (AP) — Evander Ho-
lyfield will not surrender the World
Boxing Council’s piece of his heavy
weight championship without a
fight.
Holyfield, who won the undis
puted title from James “Buster”
Douglas Oct. 25, is signed to defend
it against 42-year-old George Fore
man April 19.
“The fight is happening April 19
because Evander Holyfield is the un
disputed heavyweight champion of
the world, and there’s nothing
(WBC president) Jose Sulaiman can
do to change that,” Dan Duva, Holy-
field’s promoter, said Wednesday.
He spoke at a news conference
called to officially announce that the
World Boxing Association had
changed its stance and will sanction
the match.
The WBC, WBA and Interna
tional Boxing Federation all ruled
that Holyfield’s first defense had to
be against Mike Tyson, who lost the
title to Douglas.
At the news conference, James
Binns, counsel for the WBA, read a
letter from WBA President Gilberto
Mendoza to Holyfield in which Men
doza said the WBA would sanction
the fight with Foreman “upon the
condition that the winner must de
fend the title against the then lead
ing available contender, by no later
than June 11, 1991.”
Tyson, who is to fight Alex Stew
art Dec. 8 at Atlantic City, N.J., cur
rently is the No. 1 contender of all
three governing bodies.
The IBF Executive Committee re
portedly is leaning tovard sanction
ing the match, and President Bob
Lee said by telephone that he will
have an announcement by the end
of the week. Should the fight be
sanctioned, Lee said, the winner
would have 30 days to negotiate with
the leading contender for a defense
by next Oct. 25.
Duva threatened court action
against the WBC and take his case to
the public and to advertisers who
sponsor WBC fights on televsion,
adding: “I believe the WBC is going
to sanction this fight or get out of
boxing.
“I see the possibility of a congres
sional investigation into boxing if
they steal Holyfield’s title.”
Asked why he would press for
WBC recognition since the fight will
happen even if it’s withheld, Duva
said: “Why it is important is Evander
Holyfield earned it.”
Duva said the WBC sanctioning
fees for the Holyfield-Douglas fight
were more than $300,000, with
$150,000 coming from Holyfield.
The new champion’s share of the
WBA sanctioning fees was $100,000
and his share of the IBF fees was
$80,000.
“For that kind of money, you ex
pect fair treatment,” Duva said.
“Root for Sulaiman to take the ti
tle from you,” a grinning Bob Arum,
who represents Foreman and will co
promote the fight, told Duva, “then
you’ll save $150,000. For me, it’s ri
diculous to pay $150,000 for that
green (championship) belt. You can
buy it for $5 in a store.”
Pirates’ Drabek named
NL Cy Young winner
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Doug
Drabek, who pitched the Pittsburgh
Pirates within one step of the World
Series, came within one vote
Wednesday Of unanimous selection
as the National League Cy Young
Award winner.
Drabek, who led the league with
22 victories against six losses while
leading his team to its first division
title since 1979, became the first Pi
rate in 30 years to win the award.
He received 23 of 24 first-place
votes and 118 of of a possible 120
points in balloting by the Baseball
Writers Association of America.
Ramon Martinez (20-6), the Los
Angeles Dodgers’ 22-year-old fast-
baller, was second with one first-
place vote and 70 points. Frank Vi
ola of the New York Mets was third
with two second-place votes and 13
thirds for 19 points.
Ballots were cast by two writers in
each National League city.
It was Drabek’s ability to win big
games in a pressure-cooker pennant
race that kept the Mets from over-
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