Greatest stable of boxers in British/Irish boxing history.

[james_leeds]

Which stable of boxers do you think is the best ever in British/Irish boxing history. Obvious ones I can think of are Ingle camp (Sheffield), Champs Camp (Manchester) Newbridge Calzaghe (Wales) but in my opinion the Eastwood camp in Belfast between mid 80's t0 mid 90's has to be number 1.

[stevedoc]

I'd go with terry lawless/mickey duff of the 80s Charlie magri, frank Bruno,Jim watt,duke McKenzie ,John h stracey, Jim McDonell and many others like Gary mason

[evrenb]

I'd go with terry lawless/mickey duff of the 80s Charlie magri, frank Bruno,Jim watt,duke McKenzie ,John h stracey, Jim McDonell and many others like Gary mason

Got to agree there

[doug.ie]

I'd go with terry lawless/mickey duff of the 80s Charlie magri, frank Bruno,Jim watt,duke McKenzie ,John h stracey, Jim McDonell and many others like Gary mason

he was a small heavyweight....not much more than a cruiser....but i had high hopes for horice notice...even though gary mason injured him badly in a sparring session, broke some ribs and put him out of the game for months

[evrenb]

I'd go with terry lawless/mickey duff of the 80s Charlie magri, frank Bruno,Jim watt,duke McKenzie ,John h stracey, Jim McDonell and many others like Gary mason

he was a small heavyweight....not much more than a cruiser....but i had high hopes for horice notice...even though gary mason injured him badly in a sparring session, broke some ribs and put him out of the game for months

I was watching some amateur footage of Horace Notice the other week - he was obviously well schooled ; perhaps more so than Frank and Gary. He seemed a nice guy too..