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Other fighters with brothers who were decent amateurs but didnt go pro include:

Matt Macklin (Seamus)

and

Don Broadhurst (Gary)
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Brummie centrurion Karl Taylor (amazingly still boxing) and his son Kyle Taylor
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TerribleTerry wrote:Other fighters with brothers who were decent amateurs but didnt go pro include:

Matt Macklin (Seamus)

and

Don Broadhurst (Gary)


Im sure My Brother Sean Power Beat Don Broadhurst in The School boy Finals...
I aint 100% but someone on will know :)
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David Haye's brother James fights in the amateurs.
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King Tubby wrote:David Haye's brother James fights in the amateurs.
Do you know how old he is?
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:No mention of the Turpins?
There were three. They must be the best-known domestic fighting brothers, given Dick broke the British title colour bar and Randy even had the King shouting: "He's won! He's won!" during a dinner party at Buckingham Palace.
Henry Cooper, who created his own slice of boxing history against Cassius Clay, was a teenager listening to the radio commentary. "I remember I was shaking," Cooper said.
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joe and enzo
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pj gallagher british superfeatherweight champ,
and did he have 2 or 3 good amerture brothers that did not turn professional in in the 1990s
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running man wrote:pj gallagher british superfeatherweight champ,
and did he have 2 or 3 good amerture brothers that did not turn professional in in the 1990s
Blue Boy(Patrick) was his cousin, there were def a lot of the Gallagher clan who were decent in the amateurs
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Coco wrote:
running man wrote:pj gallagher british superfeatherweight champ,
and did he have 2 or 3 good amerture brothers that did not turn professional in in the 1990s
Blue Boy(Patrick) was his cousin, there were def a lot of the Gallagher clan who were decent in the amateurs
Blue Boy licked Billy Schwer in the 1990 ABA lightweight final but is now banged up for some horrendous burglaries which involved humiliating the elderly victims involved.
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running man wrote:pj gallagher british superfeatherweight champ,
and did he have 2 or 3 good amerture brothers that did not turn professional in in the 1990s

Antony John and Martin all was great boxers, me and Martin was Sparring Partners for years..
Now im 8.Stone 6.P and Martin is 18.Stone 6.P :lol:
Only kidding Mart :TU:
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Londonirish wrote:
running man wrote:pj gallagher british superfeatherweight champ,
and did he have 2 or 3 good amerture brothers that did not turn professional in in the 1990s

Antony John and Martin all was great boxers, me and Martin was Sparring Partners for years..
Now im 8.Stone 6.P and Martin is 18.Stone 6.P :lol:
Only kidding Mart :TU:
Lmao you cheeky c@@t altho your not far out,and i was not a sparring partner for you,more like a punch bag :lol: ..
How's the training coming along Martin.
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what about canning towns jason and roy rowlands
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Howard and Gilbert Eastman
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alot of great exfighters names come up in this tread and i am sure their is a alot more names to mention,
so carry on chaps.

of all the champion fighters that we named how many went onto win a title of some sort., what has become of them now, are they still involved in the sport or are just forgotton about.
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what about the barretts from ireland
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bennie wrote:
Coco wrote:
running man wrote:pj gallagher british superfeatherweight champ,
and did he have 2 or 3 good amerture brothers that did not turn professional in in the 1990s
Blue Boy(Patrick) was his cousin, there were def a lot of the Gallagher clan who were decent in the amateurs
Blue Boy licked Billy Schwer in the 1990 ABA lightweight final but is now banged up for some horrendous burglaries which involved humiliating the elderly victims involved.
BENNIE IS THIS THE SAME BLUEBOY HERE,
HE IS DOING 12 YEARS FOR THIS NOW,

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Crack addict gang jailed
3:10pm Wednesday 8th March 2006

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A gang of drug-crazed armed robbers from Enfield who assaulted and tied up their terrified elderly victims have been jailed for a total of 32 years.

Jeffery Galvin, 20, of Thetford Close, Palmers Green, Patrick blueboy Gallagher, of Steward Close, Cheshunt, and Clifford Land, 23, of Clarence Road, Enfield, were sentenced at tottenham crown Court on Friday 3th march 2006.

The court was told the violent crack-addicted gang forced their way into pensioners' homes in the middle of the night armed with knives, crowbars and screwdrivers.

They threatened and humiliated victims during lengthy ordeals, ransacking homes for cash, jewellery and credit cards.

The masked men would routinely get high on crack in front of their victims and rip up treasured documents such as letters and birth certificates.

Often they would steal house keys and lock their victims in their own homes or cut telephone wires before they made their escape.

In one incident, on January 6, 2004, the trio raided the home of a Winchmore Hill pensioner who had just returned from visiting his wife in a care home.

Wearing balaclavas, and armed with screwdrivers, the gang bundled the 70-year-old to the floor and tied his arms and legs with scarves.

After ransacking his home, the gang fled, leaving their terrified pensioner bound on the floor.

Det Insp Nev Nolan, of the Met's territorial policing crime squad, said: "These were terrible offences against elderly and vulnerable victims, some of whom died three to six months after the offences.

"These men not only burgled their homes, but did it in an excessive and violent way."

Police launched Operation Finbec after linking the gang to 45 offences during a five-month crime spree across Enfield, Barnet, Waltham Forest, Tottenham, Redbridge and Hackney.

Investigations led to a house in Sketty Road, Enfield, where a stash of balaclavas, wire cutters, a crowbar and screwdrivers were found.

DI Nolan added: "Many of the victims will never get over what happened to them, are unable to sleep and are too afraid to answer the door or go out.

"They have lost treasured possessions and the security they once felt in their own home."blueboy

Jobless jeffery Galvin was jailed for 15 years after he was found guilty of conspiring to commit robbery on February 3 2006..
patrick blueboy Gallagher admitted four offences of robbery and one attempted burglary in December 2005 and was jailed for nine years.
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anybody knows were blueboy he is now,
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cherrie wrote:anybody knows were blueboy he is now,
Jail
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Coco wrote:
cherrie wrote:anybody knows were blueboy he is now,
Jail
him v martin harley was one of the best tear ups i saw in the ams i was very young but it stood out.
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hurlock wrote:
Coco wrote:
cherrie wrote:anybody knows were blueboy he is now,
Jail
him v martin harley was one of the best tear ups i saw in the ams i was very young but it stood out.
Am i right in thinking Harley actually beat Gallagher in the 1990 London ABA finals but then had to drop out and Gallagher got a second chance and went on to win the ABAs at the Albert Hall by licking Schwer?
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Blue boy Gallagher, brilliant fighter, didn't live up to his potental, should have gone a lot further.

Surprised to hear he has got himself into that sort of trouble, didn't come across as a guy who would do that sort of crime.
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I think he got bird for rape earlier, Des. As a prison officer would tell you, some guys you swear will make it once back on the outside are soon back in while others you swear will soon be back in are never seen again.
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bennie wrote:I think he got bird for rape earlier, Des. As a prison officer would tell you, some guys you swear will make it once back on the outside are soon back in while others you swear will soon be back in are never seen again.
Well that does surprise me if he could carry out thoughs sorts of crimes, just goes to show you cant always take people as you find them although I always tend to
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Des1 wrote:
bennie wrote:I think he got bird for rape earlier, Des. As a prison officer would tell you, some guys you swear will make it once back on the outside are soon back in while others you swear will soon be back in are never seen again.
Well that does surprise me if he could carry out thoughs sorts of crimes, just goes to show you cant always take people as you find them although I always tend to
The drugs obviously dragged him down to a level of inhumanity.
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