Sporting Digest: Boxing

Thursday 16 December 1993 00:02 GMT

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ROBERTO DURAN, the 42-year-old Panamanian who has held world titles at four different weights, celebrated his 100th fight as a professional by beating Tony Menefee, a man exactly half his age, at Bay St Louis, Mississippi yesterday. Duran stopped Menefee in the eighth round of a middleweight bout after twice knocking him down. His professional record now stands at 91 wins, 63 within the distance, and nine defeats.

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