Borislava Goranova may have gone the distance twice with Agnieszka Rylik, as well as with Ragosina, Mahfood and Lamare, but European super lightweight champion Anne-Sophie Mathis (29) of France, it seems, has got her number. On the 27^th November 2004, she stopped her in Hussigny, and last night, sharpening her claws for her upcoming world title clash with Myriam Lamare, in a Salle des Sports Roger Boileau packed to the rafters in Dombasle, she did it again, knocking her out in the fifth of six scheduled rounds. “Anne-Sophie dominated her Bulgarian opponent,” reports L'Est Républicain, “without giving her the slightest chance.” Rather than exploiting her reach, as she had initially planned, Mathis made devastating use of the uppercut – which, as everyone knows (except Mark Antony), is the most unkindest cut of all…