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Cubans dance all over the ring
TAMPERE, Finland. May 8: Cuba started the amateur boxing World Championships here in the same
way they left off at the Barcelona Olympics — tri-umpljant, report agencies.
The Cubans, who arc expected to dominate the 10-day event, drew first blood when the referee stopped Enrique Carrion's fight with Makhamatt Kadir Abdullalev of Uzbekistan in the very first round.
The featherweight bout very quickly turned into a non-conlest as the Cuban rained down punches from all sides.
Carrion, a bantamweight gold medalist at the 1989 World Championships and a silver medalist In 1991, was both stronger and more agile than his opponent. He was 6-1 up on the Judges cards after two minutes, before the Uzbek fighter was given a standing count. The Cuban immediately piled in again and with 24 sec-
onds left on the clock, the referee had seen enough.
The victory was the high point of an otherwise lacklustre opening day.
The only super heavyweight bout produced the sole upset
Zourab Sarsania, 20, a promising Georgian, was the loser on disqualification against former Soviet Union countryman Oleg Mascaiev of Uzbekistan.
Other early winners were heavyweight (91 kg, 201 pounds) Fikret Gunes of Turkey againsV Ukraine's Aleksandre Gounov, and Andreas Bredler of Sweden, who scored the only knockout of the day against Frenchman1 Jean-Paul Mendy at middleweight (75 kg, 165 pounds).
Akin Kuloglu, a Georgian who received Turkish nationality less than two months ago. decisioned Lit.manias Kest Dziadaravielus 3-1 in another middleweight bout.
Only two months ago when
fighting for Georgia, Kuloglu, thtn named Akaki Kakauridze, beat last year's Olympic gold medalist. Artel Hernandez of Cuba, in a tournament in Turkey.
The United States' relatively inexperienced team sends its first two members into the ring Saturday.
Heavyweight Derrell Dixon will have the formidable task of trying to end the reign of Cuban Felix Savon, the most dominating performer in the amateur ranks during the past few years.
Savon has won three straight world titles and the Olympic gold last year.
■Derrell has to get inside and crowd Savon and keep away from his reach, and he is very good at that," US coach Tom Mustin said.
Orlando Hollis, a welterweight from the US Army at Fort Hood, Texas, will be the other American in action Saturday.