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As per the thread title, we can confirm that Jamie Moore has officially retired.

Click the link to read the full statement from Jamie himself. It's not short - but it's well worth a read. Even in retirement, Jamie is still as honest as they come.

http://www.jamie-moore.co.uk/news.htm

Good luck for the future Mooresy

well done in akll you achieve jaime good luck in teh future

all the best jamie

Congratulations on a fantastic career Jamie, it definately sounds the right time for you to hang em up. There's no point you clinging onto your career if it could jeopardise your logt term health

You may not have got the recognition you deserve from the masses/casual fans, but you always come towards the top of the list when us 'anoraks' have done polls on their fave fighters. Respect

Good luck for the future Jamie, I hope you've done financially well out of the game

Sad to see Jamie go. Hope he does just as well after boxing and doesn't fall out of love with boxing.

Probably the first time I've EVER read something like that and had a genuine lump in my throat. I'll never forget the Macklin fight - the best fight I've seen in years and years and a credit to both men.
I think Jamie would make a fantastic trainer on so many levels - knowledge, temperament etc. Could also imagine him making a great TV analyst.
Never had the pleasure of meeting him but genuinely wish him the very best in whatever he does from here. A bonefide British boxing legend and a role model for ANYONE in terms of the way he conducts himself, not just aspiring boxers.

Top bloke. Wish him all the best in the future.

You have been and are a credit to British boxing, a true gentleman both in the ring and out. I wish you the best of luck in your future Jamie and fully expect to see you training British and perhaps World champions in the future. Look after yourself Moorsey

Best of luck

Deserter wrote:Probably the first time I've EVER read something like that and had a genuine lump in my throat. I'll never forget the Macklin fight - the best fight I've seen in years and years and a credit to both men.
I think Jamie would make a fantastic trainer on so many levels - knowledge, temperament etc. Could also imagine him making a great TV analyst.
Never had the pleasure of meeting him but genuinely wish him the very best in whatever he does from here. A bonefide British boxing legend and a role model for ANYONE in terms of the way he conducts himself, not just aspiring boxers.

couldn't agree more deserter his statement sums up why we all love jamie Moore

What a classy statement. Would you really have expected anything else?

Top lad, top fighter.

His family have a lot to be proud of, as do fans of boxing. Sorry its at an end but glad to see its Jamie's decision. I dont normally buy into tags bandied around by promoters but 'the fighters fighter' really just sat perfectly on Jamies shoulders.

God help any of his future boxers who arent putting the effort in.

All the very best Jamie, the sport salutes you!

Congratulations on a terrific career.You have been involved in some historical battles and have boxed at the top level. You have also been wonderfully frank, honest and open throughout your career and for this reason have remained a fans and fighters favourite. I wish you all the luck in the world with whatever you do next.

Kind regards

Tom

Class written through him like a stick of Blackpool Rock.

good luck in wotever you do moorsey you have been a credit to boxing, all the best

great statement jamie! sad to see you retire, all the best

A lovely touching statement, and definitely the correct decision given whats stated at the beginning of the statement.

Wish you all the best, Jamie.

What can you say to that?All the best Jamie,a true British warrior

It's been a rollercoaster ride with some ups and downs but he always gave his all and was involved in some cracking fights.

Good luck in the future.

Congratulations on a fantastic career Jamie, and good luck for the future. thanks for the great fights.

all the best dazzer

deadpan wrote:Class written through him like a stick of Blackpool Rock.

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Great bloke, great fighter....

He's given 100 times more to the sport than many of the millionaires its created....

You will be missed Jamie.

One of Britians most exciting fighters ever. Your fights with the likes of Macklin, Jones, and Rhodes will be remembered for ever.

Every time I saw your name on a card, I always made sure I tuned in.

I wish you luck for the future, you have been a great servent for British Boxing.

A top, top man and fighter, once described in a paper as a 'White Nigel Benn'. He was that all right. Ta for the memories and being so fan friendly

What a great statement, very heartfelt. I have never met him but he seemed like a top bloke. wish him all the luck in whatever he does in the future

Some fantastic nights of boxing Jamie!
All the best with the future.

Best of luck in whatever path you take outside the ring Jamie. Your one of my favourite fighters ever, a credit to the game.