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Tuesday 03 October 1995 19:02 EDT

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Robbie Regan's attempt to regain the British flyweight title from his old rival, Frances Ampofo, has been postponed because of a car crash suffered by the Welshman. The fight was due to take place on 25 October in Cardiff, but Regan's training programme has been disrupted following the crash, in which he and his wife sustained whiplash injuries. As a result, Regan's manager, Dai Gardiner, is requesting a further month for his boxer to prepare for the contest.

Jeff Fenech, Australia's former triple world champion, has announced a comeback against the American James Lonaker in Atlantic City on 18 November.

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