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shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 08:56
by mahatma
just found out there is no more british boxing yearbooks by barry hugman i have every single one since its first publication , hope the boxing news alternative is up to spec
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 08:59
by dondada
Yep, it's a great shame. A very valuable text.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 09:10
by Craig14
mahatma wrote:just found out there is no more british boxing yearbooks by barry hugman i have every single one since its first publication , hope the boxing news alternative is up to spec
I used to collect these but I've lost them over the years. Can you do me a favour and look something up. I was remembering a fight from 1999 when Gilbert Eastman got knocked out by Kofi Jantuah it states on boxrec that the fight was on 6-3-99. The thing is me and my dad both remember watching this fight and would have watched it because my cousin Mark Potter would have been on the same bill (under Panix Promotions) but it doesn't show him fighting on here. Does it say in BBoC book that he fought on that day because it doesn't on Boxrec. Would be handy if you could look this up it's been doing my head in for a couple of weeks, cheers

Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 11:23
by mahatma
yid ive checked it for you gilbert lost rsc 11 against kofi jantauh on 06-03-99
mark didnt box on the bill his first contest in 1999 was 08-05-99 against piotr jurczyk
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 11:29
by Craig14

cheers for that, maybe he was mean't be on the bill but his opponent pulled out or something.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 11:38
by mahatma
yes possibly or maybe injured - i remember mark beating my friend danny watts for the southern area years back is he still doing cage fighting
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 11:48
by Craig14
mahatma wrote:yes possibly or maybe injured - i remember mark beating my friend danny watts for the southern area years back is he still doing cage fighting
Yes I went to that fight, they were both under Panix Promotions, I would have seen most of Danny Watts fights, he got into security after boxing didn't he? Yep Marks doing cage fighting now although he had an unlicensed fight last week.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 16:43
by johnnykayo
thats bad news regarding the yearbook finishing,whats the reason cos they are a mine of information ? ive got about alot from the first in 85 till late 90,s and a good source and addition to have in your collection

so this years is the last one then ?
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 17:22
by steve689
Sad to hear that the yearbook is finishing. I still think there is a place for them, despite the records being on BoxRec now.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 10 Nov 2011, 20:00
by Wake up call
Why not have a Boxrec yearbook?
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 04:19
by JamesH
Wake up call wrote:Why not have a Boxrec yearbook?
Good idea mate.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 06:35
by orbtastic
JamesH wrote:Wake up call wrote:Why not have a Boxrec yearbook?
Good idea mate.
Foreword by Buncey - Anoraks and Adios.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 08:30
by roy
The bulk of the Yearbook consisted of boxers' career records, which is now easily available from BoxRec. It did also contain some interesting stats, e.g. Total number of promotions in season, most appearances, longest unbeaten records, a full list of amateur champions,etc None of this was included in last year's Boxing News annual, although it was a decent read.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 08:53
by Darcy Delaney
yid14 wrote:mahatma wrote:just found out there is no more british boxing yearbooks by barry hugman i have every single one since its first publication , hope the boxing news alternative is up to spec
I used to collect these but I've lost them over the years. Can you do me a favour and look something up. I was remembering a fight from 1999 when Gilbert Eastman got knocked out by Kofi Jantuah it states on boxrec that the fight was on 6-3-99. The thing is me and my dad both remember watching this fight and would have watched it because my cousin Mark Potter would have been on the same bill (under Panix Promotions) but it doesn't show him fighting on here. Does it say in BBoC book that he fought on that day because it doesn't on Boxrec. Would be handy if you could look this up it's been doing my head in for a couple of weeks, cheers

what are panix promotions upto now days ?
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 08:53
by Wake up call
The best bit of the yearbook for me was the fact that it listed the contact details of every manager, promoter and matchmaker in the UK.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 09:35
by -KOKid-
Darcy Delaney wrote:
what are panix promotions upto now days ?
I was wondering the same thing.
I don't recall hearing anything about them/Panos Eliades since about a decade ago.
What happened to him?
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 10:39
by Craig14
Darcy Delaney wrote:yid14 wrote:mahatma wrote:just found out there is no more british boxing yearbooks by barry hugman i have every single one since its first publication , hope the boxing news alternative is up to spec
I used to collect these but I've lost them over the years. Can you do me a favour and look something up. I was remembering a fight from 1999 when Gilbert Eastman got knocked out by Kofi Jantuah it states on boxrec that the fight was on 6-3-99. The thing is me and my dad both remember watching this fight and would have watched it because my cousin Mark Potter would have been on the same bill (under Panix Promotions) but it doesn't show him fighting on here. Does it say in BBoC book that he fought on that day because it doesn't on Boxrec. Would be handy if you could look this up it's been doing my head in for a couple of weeks, cheers

what are panix promotions upto now days ?
I think you'll have to ask Mr Maloney.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 10:41
by JamesH
yid14 wrote:
I think you'll have to ask Mr Maloney.
Did you ever do that work experience thing with Franks group?
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 13 Nov 2011, 21:38
by Giancarlo
JamesH wrote:yid14 wrote:
I think you'll have to ask Mr Maloney.
Did you ever do that work experience thing with Franks group?
I forgot about that!
How did it go, yid?
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 14 Nov 2011, 07:29
by clubberlang
This book used to be vital, then along came boxrec.
To be honest the quality of the book has been on the slide since the 95/96 edition, I used to love the biographies on the current world champions, then they replaced them with crumby pocket biographies.
Will still miss the book though
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 15 Nov 2011, 05:02
by Craig14
Giancarlo wrote:JamesH wrote:yid14 wrote:
I think you'll have to ask Mr Maloney.
Did you ever do that work experience thing with Franks group?
I forgot about that!
How did it go, yid?
No it didn't quite happen, he phoned twice but nothing was arranged and it was gonna cost me atleast 30 quid a day to get there, I do feel it was a missed opportunity but I'm sure everybody knows how busy life gets - I'm in New Zealand now and fly to Australia tomorrow so it's not gonna happen now. Hopefully he'll put it up again, but this time stress exactly what it involves and how it's a prize, it didn't really feel like a prize.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 15 Nov 2011, 09:18
by JamesH
yid14 wrote:Giancarlo wrote:JamesH wrote:
Did you ever do that work experience thing with Franks group?
I forgot about that!
How did it go, yid?
No it didn't quite happen, he phoned twice but nothing was arranged and it was gonna cost me atleast 30 quid a day to get there, I do feel it was a missed opportunity but I'm sure everybody knows how busy life gets - I'm in New Zealand now and fly to Australia tomorrow so it's not gonna happen now. Hopefully he'll put it up again, but this time stress exactly what it involves and how it's a prize, it didn't really feel like a prize.
Thats a shame. I always assumed you'd have to travel there and cover the costs yourself to be honest, I'd applied with that in mind. In what way did you feel it wasn't as advertised? I'm not having a pop here, I was just keen to do it (as were others) and I'm wondering what (if any) goal posts had moved... Even when I wasn't picked, I had looked forward to reading someone else's experience.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 15 Nov 2011, 11:57
by Craig14
JamesH wrote:yid14 wrote:Giancarlo wrote:
I forgot about that!
How did it go, yid?
No it didn't quite happen, he phoned twice but nothing was arranged and it was gonna cost me atleast 30 quid a day to get there, I do feel it was a missed opportunity but I'm sure everybody knows how busy life gets - I'm in New Zealand now and fly to Australia tomorrow so it's not gonna happen now. Hopefully he'll put it up again, but this time stress exactly what it involves and how it's a prize, it didn't really feel like a prize.
Thats a shame. I always assumed you'd have to travel there and cover the costs yourself to be honest, I'd applied with that in mind. In what way did you feel it wasn't as advertised? I'm not having a pop here, I was just keen to do it (as were others) and I'm wondering what (if any) goal posts had moved... Even when I wasn't picked, I had looked forward to reading someone else's experience.
I don't think the goalposts were moved mate, I just didn't know what was happening, In all fairness to Frank he said call him back anytime and I didn't, like I said life gets busy sometimes.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 15 Nov 2011, 12:10
by JamesH
yid14 wrote:JamesH wrote:yid14 wrote:No it didn't quite happen, he phoned twice but nothing was arranged and it was gonna cost me atleast 30 quid a day to get there, I do feel it was a missed opportunity but I'm sure everybody knows how busy life gets - I'm in New Zealand now and fly to Australia tomorrow so it's not gonna happen now. Hopefully he'll put it up again, but this time stress exactly what it involves and how it's a prize, it didn't really feel like a prize.
Thats a shame. I always assumed you'd have to travel there and cover the costs yourself to be honest, I'd applied with that in mind. In what way did you feel it wasn't as advertised? I'm not having a pop here, I was just keen to do it (as were others) and I'm wondering what (if any) goal posts had moved... Even when I wasn't picked, I had looked forward to reading someone else's experience.
I don't think the goalposts were moved mate, I just didn't know what was happening, In all fairness to Frank he said call him back anytime and I didn't, like I said life gets busy sometimes.
Fair enough. I understand life gets busy sometimes, I'd have probably contacted FTM to let them know I'm not interested so someone who is can have a bash at it, but fair do's.
Re: shame there is no new british boxing yearbook anymore
Posted: 15 Nov 2011, 19:56
by Craig14
agreed I should have
