Brendan Ingle RIP

handsofstone
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RIP to both Brendan and Dean, both made their mark and were great servants to boxing, especially in this country :bow:
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What a man Brendan Ingle was. British boxing is incredibly richer for him being a part of it for so many years.
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RIP, legendary character of British boxing. Look how Bomber Graham and Hamed deteriorated once they left him. Says a lot about how good Brendan Ingle was.
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such such sad news :(

I don't think there are enough words you can say really but I personally know many people who will be in mourning now.

RIP Brendan, you did so so much for the sport, but not just that also the young kids around wincobank and gave a lot of them some hope and a chance to get away from the horrible road they could have gone down.

Tragic.
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RIP Brendan Ingle
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RIP Brendan and my condolences to all Brendan’s family
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RIP Brendan
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Legend

Always seemed like a stand up, genuine, lovely bloke. People like him make the sport.
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Such a sad day for the sport. RIP to both Brendan and Dean.
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Sad news, great trainer, great human being, gonna be some turn out at his funeral, thats for sure
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Horrible news to wake up to. Rest in peace Brendan and Dean.
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Sad news indeed. RIP to the great man.
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RIP.
black panther
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God Bless you Brendan Ingle 🙏🏽
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Sad news.

When you think of the comittment Brendan showed to boxing it takes some doing.
Every night helping kids and pros in his gym;
driving to shows all over the country; keeping his enthusiasm after setbacks and fighters leaving him - full credit to him.

I hope Naz and Brendan made up...
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RIP.
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Proved that big time boxing and fighters did not need operate in London, Manchester or Glasgow..........for a while he made Sheffield a powerhouse that produced unique, successful and world-class fighters. A massive achievement.
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RIP Brendan. Innovative, legendary trainer and incredible human being.
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Sad day. obviously dedicated his life to the game and gave us some brilliant fighters to watch over the years. Condolences to his family. RIP :bag:
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In a lot of ways ingle changed he way boxing was thought of in this country. He taught boxing. To hit and not be hit. That is an art that takes more time and ability than to turn up for a tear up.

Its very sad and if there were more people like mr ingle there would be more world champs in this country.
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Made bad fighters good, good fighters great, and great fighters legends. His contribution to the sport is hard to sum up in a few words. An absolute MASTER who could and should be talked about in the same breath as Ray Arcel, Angelo Dundee, Cus D’Amato, Jack Blackburn, Georgie Benton, Manny Steward and Eddie Futch.

The great ‘What If?’ with Naz. I’m certain in my opinion that if Naseem has stayed with Ingle and avoided the ‘yes’ men we would be talking about one of the greatest ever fighters in history. But what he did with Nelson was just as extraordinary. And the first diamond he cut too in Bomber Graham.

RIP Old Irish - you were truly a man you don’t meet every day.
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Great post Goods
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Sad news. RIP to both men
Deserter
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TheGoods wrote: 26 May 2018, 00:28 Made bad fighters good, good fighters great, and great fighters legends. His contribution to the sport is hard to sum up in a few words. An absolute MASTER who could and should be talked about in the same breath as Ray Arcel, Angelo Dundee, Cus D’Amato, Jack Blackburn, Georgie Benton, Manny Steward and Eddie Futch.

The great ‘What If?’ with Naz. I’m certain in my opinion that if Naseem has stayed with Ingle and avoided the ‘yes’ men we would be talking about one of the greatest ever fighters in history. But what he did with Nelson was just as extraordinary. And the first diamond he cut too in Bomber Graham.

RIP Old Irish - you were truly a man you don’t meet every day.
Great post fella :TU:
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