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Talking It Over
By Mike Cameron
    Cornwall Boxing Club manager/trainer Brian Gill talks strategy with Brayton Gillette after round one of what has to be described as a war with his opponent Ken Canning of Strong Heart Boxing of Morrisville Vt., during the Dartmouth College Club Sports “Fight Night” on Saturday night May 6th, 2006 in Hanover New Hampshire. Gillette took all Canning could dish out including two right hands to the head that floored the Vermonter twice in the early moments of round one. Gillette came off the canvas and unleashed a torrent of hooks to the body and head. One punch closed Canning’s left eye and another sent him to the canvas for the third eight count of the round between the two fighters. The brawl continued with Gillette now clearly the aggressor. The Cornwall Heavyweight was landing heavy punches to the body and head of Canning as the bell sounded ending the round. Dr. Kane Anderson of Hanover examined Canning between rounds after referee Mike Isham discovered a large hematoma in the boxers mouth. The bout was stopped and Gillette was declared the winner because his opponent could not continue. Gillette plans to continue to train and compete in other bouts this summer. The promoter for this event was Ernie Farrar of St. Albans Vt.  [ more ]


Back In Action
By Mike Cameron

    Travis Wilson of the Cornwall Boxing Club fires a right hand over the left lead of Simon Trabelsi of the Dartmouth Boxing Club during the Ivy League College’s Club Sports “Fight Night” on May 6th 2006 sanctioned by U.S.A. Boxing and State of New Hampshire Boxing and Wrestling Commission.

Wilson was stopped by Trabelsi in round 3. Trabelsi is the 2006 Vermont Golden Gloves 132-pound Novice Champion. Wilson and teammate Brayton Gillette have returned to the ring after a year away from the sport. Trabelsi out pointed Wilson and was voted “Outstanding Fighter of the Night” by U.S.A. Boxing Officials at ringside. Wilson plans to continue his come-back and showed plenty of promise during his 3-round battle with Trabelsi. Brian Gill of Cornwall is Wilson’s manager/trainer. The promoter for this event was Ernie Farrar of St. Albans Vt.

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