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by Ally
06 Aug 2007, 15:25
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Wanted Eye Specialist - Anywhere in the world
Replies: 11
Views: 1174

Ally - the type of headgear you pictured would only be allowable if AIBA approved it - or the EABA approved it. I doubt seriously that it would be sanctioned for competitions. How are you???? Long time no hear. :D Hello there! It has been a while, how are things with you? I am still plugging away i...
by Ally
03 Aug 2007, 08:52
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Wanted Eye Specialist - Anywhere in the world
Replies: 11
Views: 1174

hmmm, I wonder do you know the cornea problem he has? I see a cornea specialist regularly for the cornea condition I have. Here is information for you, this office (Boston MA, USA) specializes in Corneas... Opthalmic Consultants of Boston http://www.eyeboston.com 1-800-635-0489 I personally see Doc...
by Ally
01 Aug 2007, 08:01
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Wanted Eye Specialist - Anywhere in the world
Replies: 11
Views: 1174

Fundo has a genetic eye condition which has caused erosion of his cornea. This has been exacerbated by boxing. The condition will clear up on its own, if his cornea is not irritated, but this would mean either giving up his Olympic ambitions or risking permanent blindness. He has been offered an ope...
by Ally
30 Jul 2007, 18:21
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Wanted Eye Specialist - Anywhere in the world
Replies: 11
Views: 1174

Wanted Eye Specialist - Anywhere in the world

We have a boxer (Fundo Mhura) at our club in Edinurgh, Scotland who is a real prospect. He won a bronze medal at last years European championships and is currently training with Great Britain’s Olympic squad. He has a condition which causes his eyelashes to turn inwards when he is hit. Doctors are n...
by Ally
31 Aug 2006, 12:39
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: AMATEUR FIGHTS AINT MUCH...
Replies: 7
Views: 1670

Rocky Marciano.

His amateur record was nothing special, I think he won 8 lost 4.
by Ally
30 Jan 2006, 13:08
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: looking for sponsorship for solo Commonwealth Games bid
Replies: 0
Views: 159

looking for sponsorship for solo Commonwealth Games bid

Leith Victoria’s Fundo Mhura was sensationally excluded form the Scotland squad for the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne in March 2006. A combination of an inopportune bout of mumps preventing him defending his Scottish welterweight title in 2005; no subsequent box off; and chronic delays in processi...
by Ally
03 Nov 2005, 09:03
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: craig mcewans amateur record? any1 know?
Replies: 2
Views: 363

Re: craig mcewans amateur record? any1 know?

chiv54 wrote:anyone
He has had around 300 bouts. I do not know how many losses but it is not that many
by Ally
01 Jul 2005, 11:46
Forum: Record Queries & Updates
Topic: Scotland's first World Champion
Replies: 4
Views: 327

delisa wrote:Any chance I can get a scan of the NYSAC letter for the archives?

[email protected]
Might be a bit early the guy is writing a book. I'll talk to him though.
by Ally
28 Jun 2005, 12:12
Forum: Record Queries & Updates
Topic: Scotland's first World Champion
Replies: 4
Views: 327

delisa wrote:California also recognized the Newsboy Brown-Hill fight as for the title, as did, of course, Britain.
Yes they did.

However the premier sanctioning body of the day was the NYSAC. Until recently confusion as to their position has led to Benny Lynch being credited as Scotland's first world champ.
by Ally
28 Jun 2005, 08:10
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Newsboy Brown
Replies: 1
Views: 208

Newsboy Brown

I am doing a little research into the career of Jonny Hill. He won the world flyweight title when he beat the American ‘Newsboy’ Brown on points in 1928. My question is about Newsboy. His Bio states that he emigrated to the USA from Russia. His name however is not very Russian. David Montrose, as fa...
by Ally
28 Jun 2005, 08:01
Forum: Record Queries & Updates
Topic: Scotland's first World Champion
Replies: 4
Views: 327

Scotland's first World Champion

Regarding Jonny Hill: I spoke today with Brian Donald, journalist and boxing historian, who has been doing some research into the ex Leith Victoria (my club) Boxer. He has been given access to the family files and has read a letter from the New York State Commission confirming that Jonny Hill was th...
by Ally
09 Feb 2005, 17:40
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Craig McEwan - 75Kg will box anyone
Replies: 0
Views: 398

Craig McEwan - 75Kg will box anyone

Craig McEwan is looking for some bouts. If you have a match (or a possible match) for him (75Kg 300ish bouts - will box anyone) please let me know.

post here or pm me


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by Ally
09 Feb 2005, 13:26
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Tasty tidbit for Scott Harrirson nut huggers
Replies: 25
Views: 1651

Re: Tasty tidbit for Scott Harrirson nut huggers

MightyWarrior wrote: Yes we don't "nut hug" in Britain old boy, strictly an American pass time, from what I hear.
I do not understand the term myself but is it giving George Bush a cuddle? :lol:
by Ally
09 Feb 2005, 12:30
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Scott Harrison is this needed for him to suceed???
Replies: 26
Views: 1016

I don't think Harrison has the one punch power to deck Marquez. Harrison's power is not of the same order as Pacquaio's. However more importantly, he's nowhere near as quick as Pacquaio and would have a hard time landing a big wide hook on him. Maybe it is a bad day at the office on two occasions, ...
by Ally
09 Feb 2005, 10:46
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Scott Harrison is this needed for him to suceed???
Replies: 26
Views: 1016

I do not agree that Harrison has been "exposed twice". Assuming the first exposure to be Medina 1, he was simply ill as was evidenced by the wholly different performance in the rematch where Medina had to use every dirty trick in the book simply to survive. As for the comment that Harrison...
by Ally
09 Feb 2005, 10:17
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Amatuer Boxing
Replies: 4
Views: 872

Hi Guys, Thanks for your info, Once I am in a club and fully fit who then decides who/when i fight. Thanks A good club should follow basic principals. 1. Have you expressed an interest in boxing competitively? Many people who train at boxing clubs never box, so you should let the trainers know you ...
by Ally
03 Feb 2005, 09:48
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: What? No excuse from Harrison?
Replies: 16
Views: 876

I think it is a bit harsh on Harrison to imply that he is prone to invalid excuses. The only occasion where he cited illness appears to be validated by the vastly different performance in the rematch. That said this fight was much harder than his camp expected. Sadly due to amateur boxing commitment...
by Ally
03 Feb 2005, 08:58
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Amatuer Boxing
Replies: 4
Views: 872

You don't say where you live so it is hard to be specific but your national association should be able to give you a list of affiliated clubs. If you are rural you may have only the choice of one club. If you live in an urban area you may have a choice of clubs. If so most will be happy for you to t...
by Ally
02 Feb 2005, 07:31
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: The man who beat Marciano has died
Replies: 12
Views: 932

boxingdvduk wrote:Cop on, winning in amateurs means nothing.
Particularly against Marciano who had an unremarkable amateur record.
by Ally
01 Feb 2005, 08:03
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Racism in British Boxing.
Replies: 25
Views: 1341

I do not approve of anthems for boxing, believing them more appropriate for team games. If they have to be played then it should be both not one. The two (Scots/English-UK) anthems are in many ways similar as both talk of beating each other off whenever one of us got too excited. I think the differe...
by Ally
18 Jan 2005, 08:36
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Open Letter to the British Medical Association
Replies: 12
Views: 1258

what kind of garbage response was that??? like they dont have a point to make or no they are in the wrong so just dont want to discuss it thats what it seems to me. You watch the documentry on bbc 1 tonight?? you know any of the boys from amatures i cant say i do but maybe as they are from west and...
by Ally
17 Jan 2005, 18:27
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Open Letter to the British Medical Association
Replies: 12
Views: 1258

Dear Mr Tennent Further to your recent letter regarding our policy on Boxing, the BMA bord of Science believe that we adequatley covered the basis for current BMA policy in our previous letter to you, dated 19 October 2004. We have nothing further to add to our original response and the bord of scie...
by Ally
04 Nov 2004, 14:08
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Open Letter to the British Medical Association
Replies: 12
Views: 1258

This is the response from the BMA. They pretty much failed to address any of the points raised focusing instead on taking umbrage to the accusation on references and trying to sell me a book. I have responded with a numbered list of questions. As I have copied ministers and MPs they will be under so...
by Ally
27 Oct 2004, 09:18
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Open Letter to the British Medical Association
Replies: 12
Views: 1258

good stuff i will be there, hes been coming up on a mon sometimes on a wed with Jack Graham to clovenstone for extra training, i boxed on sunday in Glenrothes was beatin on points. anyway good letter mate keep up good work Cheers Bigped, He might enter the schoolboys this weekend if a slight injury...
by Ally
26 Oct 2004, 06:03
Forum: Amateur Boxing
Topic: Open Letter to the British Medical Association
Replies: 12
Views: 1258

bigped wrote:whens you boys up again nxt?? Im im edinburgh myself..
My youngest has a match with a lad from Bolton for the Sparta show at the Grosvenor Hilton on Nov 5.