Harrison will pack punch on TV, says manager

FRANK MALONEY believes Joe Calzaghe’s loss will be Scott Harrison’s gain as the Glaswegian WBO featherweight champion looks to drum up support south of the border.

Fri, 07 Oct, 2005 - 01:00

Chris Roberts

The ambitious 28-year-old Glaswegian has dreams of unifying the division before doing the same at other weights to build his profile.

Calzaghe's lucrative super-middleweight unification fight with Jeff Lacy had been arranged for next month but a hand injury scuppered those plans.

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Courts boxing Place: Braehead Arena Place: London Place: Manchester Place: America Person: Harrison Person: Frank Maloney Person: Joe Calzaghe Person: Scott Harrison Person: Calzaghe Person: Jeff Lacy Person: Nedal Hussein Person: Hussein Person: Maloney Person: Joan Guzman Person: Scott Organisation: ITV

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