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It was found he was suffering from smoke inhalation during the fight

It was found he was suffering from smoke inhalation during the fight, after a roof caved in while he was fighting a fire the previous night.If Cummings beats Collins, he has already agreed a six-fight deal with his promoter, Frank Warren “This fight is not a big pay day for me Winning the title is more important. The 29-year-old American is a full-time firefighter in Kansas City but will not be quitting Fire Station 187 if he takes Collins’ crown. Nicknamed “Kid Fire”, Cummings has a record of 34 wins, two defeats and 29 knock- outs. That does not mean Craig Cummings, a late replacement for Collins’ original opponent, Anwar Oshana, will lack fire in his belly. Racing’s determination to align itself behind the pro-hunting lobby was reaffirmed yesterday when Newmarket racecourse decided to delay the start of the July Cup so that racegoers can attend a pro-field sports rally in London. The July Cup, centrepiece of next month’s July meeting, has been put back by 35 minutes in order to boost racing’s presence at a rally against plans to abolish hunting. The Group One sprint will now be run at 3.40pm as the fourth race on the card on 10 July, rather than 3.05pm as originally scheduled.
Newmarket’s clerk of the course, Nick Lees, explained: “It’s the country sports rally in Hyde Park that day and some people said they wanted to go to both the rally and the July Cup.”We said that we can’t change the day of the July Cup and mess up the racing programme but we could put it back to the fourth race on the card which it always used to be until it was changed for television.”So owners and trainers will be able to go the rally, which runs from 11.30am to 2pm, then zip up to Newmarket for the July Cup.”Of more concern to most racegoers is this Saturday’s Northumberland Plate at Newcastle for which the Queen’s Shaft Of Light was yesterday given the go-ahead to run.Lord Huntingdon, his trainer, is unlikely to let his two other entries, Lord Jim and Snow Princess, take their chance in the pounds 100,000 handicap.

“Everyone knows that I look after my body – and I don’t feel any different than I did as a 21-year- old. I want to show the world that the first fight wasn’t a fluke. Tyson says that he had a bad day but I made it a bad day for him. I’m convinced that what I did before I can do again.”Tyson’s tactic so far has been to deflect all questions about the fight. Instead he wanders through boxing history, indentifying with Liston, who also served time and had frequent brushes withe law. “People appreciated Liston’s ability,” he said, “but he didn’t get the respect he wanted.”Respect figures prominently in Tyson’s thinking “Those people who run the boxing hall of fame They don’t respect me, so fuck them.

I don’t need it.”Tyson’s tangential shifts in conversation make it even more difficult to predict the outcome of an intriguing contest. I won’t be going in there with the intention of avoiding big shots – but everything that Tyson throws at me.”Before the first fight, Holyfield was mailed get-well cards “I’m not getting any of that stuff now,” he added. There’s still time, but I wonder what Waters would have made of it.. Steve Collins faces a hitherto unknown challenger for his World Boxing Organisation super-middleweight title in Glasgow on Saturday. “This time I’m in even better shape,” he said, “stronger, more confident I feel I can’t lose There’s less pressure than before the first fight.