Sorry I cannot remember his name, but there was this young amateur (with an excellent record) in the late 90's who kept getting refused a pro-licence because of the fact one of his fingers was missing, or part of his finger.
I believe he may have won an ABA title or something impressive and he kept appealing. Who was this guy? Did he get his pro-licence?
What ever happend to?
Sorry Bennie, the name completely escapes me - it was in the papers and he was planning on suing the BBBoC for being unfair and predujice against him.
If you would have asked me, I was almost certain he was Scottish thats why I wasn't certain what honours he had won. It was quite a story at the time - but thats all I remember of it.
If you would have asked me, I was almost certain he was Scottish thats why I wasn't certain what honours he had won. It was quite a story at the time - but thats all I remember of it.
Ulysses will know. He tends to log-in late at night.stujones wrote:Sorry Bennie, the name completely escapes me - it was in the papers and he was planning on suing the BBBoC for being unfair and predujice against him.
If you would have asked me, I was almost certain he was Scottish thats why I wasn't certain what honours he had won. It was quite a story at the time - but thats all I remember of it.
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Re: What ever happend to?
I boxed a lad frm repton called warren dorkin in 1990 wiv a hand defect.i.m sure he won the a b a