MARK KAYLOR - BOXING MONTHLY

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DG. wrote:Gary Mason,

He is driving for a firm based in the City, picked up a colleague a while back.

Forgot the name of the firm, maybe Addison Lee?

Pity he was dropped by SKY - good pundit once he stopped swearing!

One of South London's finest fighters.

FROM OFF THE WANDSWORTH ROAD - bred tough!


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im sure gary mason was from medway, did he not used to own a jewellers there in chatham called 'punch and jewellery' ...?? ...i think he also used to work as a security officer at medway hospital, chatham.
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MightyWarrior wrote:Yep great to hear about Kaylor, he was a real warrior. SticknMove is right, he does remind you a lot of Mitchell, in style and personality a well.

Those Box Monthly wherearetheynow articles are great. Sibson and Dave Boy Green next year?

Wonder what Roy Gumbs is up to these days??

Yeah Sibson has been like a ghost since he lost to Frank Tate.....Kirkland Laing would also be a good one, perpetually.

I'd be interested in what Paul Hodkinson was doing - another underrated performer.

And what did happen to the Collins brothers? Sugar Gibiliru is another name I remember...so called journey man who won the British title.....always liked his haircut!
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Dennis Andries
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McCannW14 wrote:How about:

Vernon Sollas
Charlie Nash
Clinton McKenzie
Robert Dickie
Clinton McKenzie runs a local gym near me in Herne Hill - and has a book coming out some time soon too.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
McCannW14 wrote:How about:

Vernon Sollas
Charlie Nash
Clinton McKenzie
Robert Dickie
Clinton McKenzie runs a local gym near me in Herne Hill - and has a book coming out some time soon too.
Is that above a pub on a corner?

I think my old amatuer coach works there. Scottish John
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Yes it's above the half moon tavern, right on half moon lane. More of a boxercise gym than anything else.

http://www.mckenzieboxercise.com/
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The Kaylor era was a bit before my time but I was surprised he didn't rate Herol Graham as world class. I bought BM for the first time in years seen as it was Xmas and I was impressed. Can't recall why I stopped subscribing in the first place but the writing was spot on.
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rhino222 wrote:
DG. wrote:Gary Mason,

He is driving for a firm based in the City, picked up a colleague a while back.

Forgot the name of the firm, maybe Addison Lee?

Pity he was dropped by SKY - good pundit once he stopped swearing!

One of South London's finest fighters.

FROM OFF THE WANDSWORTH ROAD - bred tough!


:D
im sure gary mason was from medway, did he not used to own a jewellers there in chatham called 'punch and jewellery' ...?? ...i think he also used to work as a security officer at medway hospital, chatham.
Medway - yes he had a shop- but he is WANDSWORTH ROAD to the bone!

I recall the first time I met him, he was seeing my friends Sister and this MASSIVE man came into the room and I just thought WOOOOAHHHH - backside!

Huge Man!

South London n the House!


:D
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MightyWarrior wrote: Wonder what Roy Gumbs is up to these days??
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Good to see some articles on the 'old timers' I'd like to see something on...

Chris Finnegan
Dave Boy Green
Maurice Hope
Rocky Kelly
Dennis Andries
Colin Jones
Kirkland Laing :bow: :box: :TU:
.......................why did watt refuse an interview?... moody ole scot!... :oo :confused: :geek: :verysad: :shame: :box:
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all i have to say is kaylor was mr west ham like garry & mark delaney nigel benn and of course terry spinks :bow:
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Clinton McKenzie is a very good call. His amatuer and pro achievements should get more attention. Gave Sugar Ray Leonard a good fight in the 76 Olympics.
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Dennis Andries or John L Gardener. I nearly wrote John L Sullivan then! Also Colin Jones, Lloyd Honeygan and Tony Sibson.
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There was a piece on Colin Jones about 5/6 years ago (maybe more) in BM.
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This is a problem we have, we did Colin Jones, Sibbo, Conteh in the past and while we have a new format for the retro pieces, I don't want to go over old ground, it would feel like we were ripping you chaps off.
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Good point. Clinton McKenzie would be nice that case. :)

Talking of Colin Jones, BBC Wales did an excellent short on him a few weeks ago. It was based around his title winning effort against Kirkland Laing.
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