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Scragg Wins by TKO over Annan
By
John E.G. Wilson
February 29, 2008

     
   
   
   
   

(FEB 29) Last night at the Civic Hall, in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England, in the large modern hall in the centre of this industrial town, local promoters P.J. Rowson and Errol Johnson staged an 8 bout Championship Tournament before a well behaved, but enthusiastic audience of 800 patrons.  

In the second bout of the evening, there was a special female International featherweight rematch scheduled for six rounds, between Wolverhampton’ Lyndsey Scragg, 128¾, a 28 year old firefighter, and Yarkor Chavez Annan,  128, a 25 year old hairdresser from Accra, Ghana. 

When they last fought in a four round bout, at the Town Hall, in Dudley, England, on 28th June 2007, Scragg won on points.

This was an attractive contest of lively movement with both girls throwing good punches at times.  Nearing the end of the first round,  Scragg knocked Annan down for a count of eight. However she was unable to repeat this. The fight settled into a series of powerful exchanges with Scragg being the aggressor and dominating the play.  A neat purposeful fighter she clearly had mastery of her opponent – a fact which culminated in the closing seconds [1:25] of the final round when the referee stopped the fight in her favour  - ruling that Annan was no longer able to defend herself.  Scragg moved to 4-0-0 (3K0), and Annan drops to 7-4-1 (3KO). ©Copyright John E.G.Wilson

 
     
     
   
         
         
         

 

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