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Professional boxing is back at Maidstone Leisure Centre tomorrow night (Saturday, 6.30pm). An eight-bout card features home boxer Chris Matthews, who takes on Roland Farago (3-1) in the lightweight division. Matthews,TheMaidstone21,hasMarathonwonallfourand ofHalf-hisfightsMarathononpointstakeplaceandnowthis wantsSunday.a knockout victory in frontRacingofhiswillhomebeStevecrowd.Edwards, Hewhosaid:has“I’man lookingambitionforwardtobeone toofit.theI’veworld’sbeenworkingfastest multion my powermarathonandwantrunners.aknockout.Hehasrun That’sincompetitivethenextstep.”marathons on Chathamaverage everyheavyweight14days Tomforthe Dallas,last28LASTarswhoselastandfightisaimingwas to againstbecomeformertheworldIBF recordworld holder championofrunningCharles1,000inMartinanaverageat Madisontimeof lessSquarethanGarden,3hrs20min. tops theMaidstonebill. is his 750th race. PromoterEdwards hasJoe raisedElfidh £said:25,000“Thefor lastcharityshowandwassaid:agreat“Asidesuccessfrom andthe I’msatisfactionlookingforwardofpersonalto buildingachievement,onthat.”for me the greater Tickets,reward hascostingcome£35fromorbeing£55 at ringside,abletoputaresomethingavailable fromback. Ray MatthewsWithbelief,onhard07511work680092.and Alternatively,dedication,ordinaryturnupeverydayon the night.peopleDoorscangoopenontoatachieve 5.30pm. theirPreview,ambitions.”page 62