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In this month's Magazine


	WARMING UP FOR WAR Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito pounded their respective opponents into submission in Atlantic City, setting up a July welterweight clash of the very highest order. RON BORGES reports from ringside at Boardwalk Hall

	ANYTHING BUT LIGHTWEIGHT The term 'strength in depth' best describes today's world 135lbs category. There are capable champions and former title-holders at the top, a group of young lions on the way up and to cap it all, the division is about to be invaded by stars. STEVE FARHOOD reports

	GLASGOW DYNASTY MICK GILL talks to Glasgow legend Tommy Gilmour(MBE don't you know), the third generation of a four-generation success story in scottish boxing

THE FIRST SHOT The first Prizefighter tournament was almost too successful

LETTER FROM AMERICA Exceptions to the rule that says all-southpaw fights stink

VIEW FROM NEW YORK Still wanting to believe in Zab Judah — in spite of Zab Judah

BIG DADDY BUNCE Big Daddy Scorcese lists the Hollywood boxing blockbusters in his head

WARMING UP FOR WAR The welterweight superfight is go as Cotto and Margarito destroy their opposition. Ron Borges was ringside

TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Oscar takes off his suit to sell the Mayweather rematch with an advert featuring Contender star Steve Forbes

HIGH STAKES The 147lbs action is set to continue as Sugar Shane Mosley and Zab Judah meet. Graham Houston previews

BACK TO THE FUTURE Ricky Hatton’s post-Mayweather rehab begins. Mick Gill meets the Hitman, Glyn Leach previews the Lazcano fight, and Ian McNeilly focuses on the man Hatton doesn’t want to know, Junior Witter

ANYTHING BUT LIGHTWEIGHT The 135lbs division’s thrilling future prospects

READY WHEN YOU ARE Nate Campbell’s shock win over Diaz has made him the lightweight champ they all want to fight — and the late-starter is quite happy with that

THE FAT LADY HASN’T SUNG Pacman wins the Marquez rematch but there just has to be a third fight somewhere down the line — but hopefully it won’t take four years like last time

HOW TO AVOID THIS Elliot Worsell discovers that David Haye has bad intentions towards more than one Welshman named Enzo

GLASGOW DYNASTY Promoter Tommy Gilmour tells the tale of the four generations of his family who have built and kept alive boxing north of the border

REVIEW The life and times of Jem Mace

BRITISH BEAT Preview of Alex Arthur’s shot at the big time against Joan Guzman

ACTION UK Khan, Kotelnik, Romanov, more

AMERICAN ACTION Tarver, Dawson, more

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