Air-Cooled for a change? zi Objections Although weighing only fourteen stones as against Doyle's sixteen, Phillips is expected to repeat the performance he carried out against Ben Foord and win by body punching which he kas perfected to a fine art.
Authorities in England do not wish Philips to cross the Atlantic, their objection being that he lacks the powers of oratory possessed by Farr and other Englishmen who have blasted their way into favour over there by issuing astounding statements to the press in order to keep their names in the limelight. Phillips, a good sportsman, is quiet and dislikes blatant publicity. There is a great future for him in England, experts predict, now that Tommy Farr has relinquished his British and Empire Heavyweight titles.—m.s.
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