Best British small hall journeyman....?

[funso banjo baby]

Dean Bramald

Lennie Gloster

Seamus Casey

[bennie]

Gloster was a great pro, along with Bramhald and Casey, but Gloster was always more likely to cause the upset.

[Darling]

Winston Ho Shing

[stac]

willie wright

[Ezzard]

Any of you guys remember Achille Mitchell?

[bennie]

Any of you guys remember Achille Mitchell?

"Speedy" Mitchell. He nearly beat Kirkland Laing.

[orbtastic]

I always liked watching Paul Wesley.

[Ezzard]

Any of you guys remember Achille Mitchell?

"Speedy" Mitchell. He nearly beat Kirkland Laing.

Hoping you would answer, bennie.

There was a bit of needle between them. Mitchell didn't seem to get that form back. Any idea of the story behind him?

[bennie]

Any of you guys remember Achille Mitchell?

"Speedy" Mitchell. He nearly beat Kirkland Laing.

Hoping you would answer, bennie.

There was a bit of needle between them. Mitchell didn't seem to get that form back. Any idea of the story behind him?

Mitchell blew horribly hot and cold. I remember BN doing a feature on him once and labelling him an "enigma". He was managed by ex-heavyweight pro Dave Roden, who lacked the connections to push Mitchell on, so Mitchell was never able to reap the rewards of the upsets he scored.

[Bladder]

Any of you guys remember Achille Mitchell?

If you haven't read it ..... he gets a fair mention in the Kirkland Laing biography, both amatuer and pro

[Ezzard]

Any of you guys remember Achille Mitchell?

If you haven't read it ..... he gets a fair mention in the Kirkland Laing biography, both amatuer and pro

cheers, mate... It's that book which led me to raise him.

[REEVE]

sid razak and johnny greaves seem to be out every week