The Week in Review: Sport

Richard Wetherell
Friday 08 October 1993 18:02 EDT
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JUST WHEN you thought it was safe with Messrs Lewis and Bruno out of the way up pop Eubank and Benn tonight. The early-morning outdoor extravaganza at Cardiff Arms Park ended when Lewis forced Bruno into dreamland in the seventh.

Prime among the Premier League escapees in the Coca-Cola Cup were Manchester City and Coventry. Those condemned to one year's solitary were Sheffield United, unable to overcome three Blackpool goals from the first leg, Leeds, falling to Sunderland - no prizes for guessing which year that invoked - and Southampton who lost to Shrewsbury.

The pressure of managing Celtic FC proved too much for Liam Brady so he resigned and Neil Fairbrother discovered the Lancashire cricket members no less forgiving about failure and gave up the captaincy.

It was success that forced

Michael Jordan into early retirement. The world's greatest basketball player turned his back on the NBA after winning three consecutive championships with the Chicago Bulls. He will need the extra time to count and spend his money - his 1992 income was reported to be almost dollars 40m (pounds 26m).

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