P326 CEEFAX 326 Sun 28 May 01:19/07 1/3 BOXING: EUBANK TRIUMPHS Chris Eubank set up a re-match with Steve Collins as hj bounced back with one of the quickest wins of his colourful career. The charismatic 28-year-old, eager to make amends after losing his title to Collins, finished off Bruno Godoy in the first round. Eubank settled quickly after a typically theatrical entrance and picked off Gody with arrogant ease. His punching was crisp and strong and the fight was stopped after 2 mink 45 secs with the Argentinian bleeding profusely. 5-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. US F'ball Golf Tennis Round-upP326 CEEFAX 326 Sun 28 May 01:15/35 2/3 BOXING: EUBANK TRIUMPHS Chris Eubank threw the gauntlet down to champion Steve Collins after a first round stroll over Bruno Godoy in Belfast. Eubank accused the Irishman of "cheating" after allegedly u3ink a hypnotist before their title fight, though Collins later denied it. Eubank said: "As far as I'm concerned I'm still the champion. I warn't right then but I'll bj ready for Collins next time." Of the easy win over Godoy he said: "I don't think this was an inadequate fight." 5-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. US F'ball Golf Tennis Round-upP326 CEEFAX 326 Sun 28 May 01:55/25 3/3 BOXING: LOUGHRAN DELIGHT Irish star Eamonn Loughran held onto his WBO welterweight title in controversial circumstances at Belfast's King's Hall. hj 24-year-old from Ball9mjna beat Angel Beltre on a technical knockout in the third round. Beltre suffered a terrible cut above his right eye and the referee had to stop the fight. TV replays appeared to show that Loughran's head rather than his hand had caused the cut - which would have meant a no-contest. Footdall 302 General 320 Cricket 340 US F'ball Golf Tennis Round-upP326 CJJFA 346 Sun 28 May 00:25/25 L O j5nMPHS Chris Eubank threw the gauntlet after a first roynd stroll over "5 Drunk God#y in Belfast-a d @ b U p Euban[ accused the Irishman of "cheating" after allegedly u3ink 1 U :dough Collin3 late5 denied it. Eubank said: "As far as I'm $) @ US F'hall Golf $jnniu RomndJupP326 CJ FAX 326 Sun 28 May 00:)5/2p 2/3 BOXING: IUBANK OIOI 2 T6JjMPHS CCC Chris sbank threw the gauntlet down to cham8ign Steve Conliv3 afte a ir t ro nd stu ll ve "5 Bruno Godoy in Belfast. $u $u Eubbnk accused the Irishman of "cheating" after allegjdl9 u3ink 1 hypnotist bjford thrir tuule fight, thwugh Collins later denied it. Eubbnk sbrd: "As far as I+m U concerned I'm skUll the champion. $5 wasnCi right then but I'll bj ready for Collins next time." bb b p p 2 Of the easy win Kve5 Godoy he said: inadequate fight.b - , ,,,, ,,n,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,, US F'ball Golf Tennis Round-5pP326 CJJFAX 326 Sun 28 May 01:)8/27 3/3 BOXING: LOUGHRAN /. /. /, ££££££££££££££££££££££££££££k Irish star Eamonn Loughran held U onto his 'BO weljerwUight title i controversial circumstances at Belfast's King's Hall. The 24-year-old from Ball9mjna beat Angel Beltre on a technical knockoul in the the d ound. a Bjltre suffer d a te ible ut above his right eye and th rdfer e had to stop th fight. 5 replays appjare to show th t Loughran's head rather than hi 55 hand hbd causjh the cut - which would have m ant a no-contest. 5 Footdall 302 General 340 Cricket 340 US F'ball Golf Tennis Round-upP326 CJJF—X03 SM :0:53/51 1/3 cOXING: RUB—oU R 4 $5 Steve Collins as hjabounced back p +ith one of thu quibkjst whns of U " c r ul ca r. ") n G o th af sst r nd.a 9icked off GodX wi5h azrokant ea3u. p b pp )hd hRpR w )"apRpp22 R RR 4 a p 5k and tie figXt was stoppjm bftera 2U QU 4+S FWkbll h Golf p Tennis d Round-uy