Pat McCormack RIP

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slapbangwhallop
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Pat McCormack RIP

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Patrick McCormack RIP (1946-2012)

Former British light welterweight champion

Brother of fellow pro John and son of Spike who also graced the ring on many occasions.

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Quixall
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Re: Pat McCormack RIP

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R.I.P
FtmPress
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Re: Pat McCormack RIP

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this guy was a real fighter i watch him fight and train. Would fight anyone and drink anyone under the table a real fighting man
Pat RIP with all the other great's. Today boxing needs fight's like you was.
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This is sad news, but I think that (slapbangwhallop) may have Pat's age a little wrong he was not as old as was mentioned born in fact on 28th April 1946 not 1928. was a true fighter no doubt about it, remember him well. RIP Pat McCormack.
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peter1948 wrote:This is sad news, but I think that (slapbangwhallop) may have Pat's age a little wrong he was not as old as was mentioned born in fact on 28th April 1946 not 1928. was a true fighter no doubt about it, remember him well. RIP Pat McCormack.
correct mate. Sorry about that.

as Frank says, Pat was never shy of taking a late fight or travelling abroad for his crust and fought in all four corners of the world
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FtmPress wrote:this guy was a real fighter i watch him fight and train. Would fight anyone and drink anyone under the table a real fighting man
Pat RIP with all the other great's. Today boxing needs fight's like you was.

Your message is not correct when you refer to Pat as being able to drink anyone under the table. He was not a drinker (only shandy's) but certainly the part about a real fighter is true. He was a great man and will be greatly missed by all who knew him. I hope you will change your original post referring to this. Many thanks
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Always remember His Fight,against Brian Hudspeth, London Finals. Had Hudspeth,[ Hudson as a Pro] down 3 times in the 1st, then got stopped on a cut, unlucky. Good Fighter and very nice Man. RIP.
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