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Dirk Kelly
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BBC Documentary

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Mentioning the BBC documentary about Dominic Negus got me thinking to the other good documentary the BBC did a few Christmas's ago, focusing on Britian's first woman boxing manager and her first fighter who was a cruiserweight.

Did anyone watch this and remember the complete lack of concern the Malony's showed when her fighter was KO'ed and unconscious for a while, prefering to have a go at her in the ring instead.

My questions are, does anyone know whether she is still managing and if so who? Who was the trainer of her fighter and also who was the fighter and is he still in the game?

Would love to see it again.
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Terry D wrote:Try TV Links.

I remember the doc about Jackie Kallen years ago. This one also sounds interesting so let me know if you get it.
If you mean tv-link.co.uk its been shut down and its owner is doing porridge
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Post by Mukel »

Rob Scott Hayes is the boxer who i believe was managed by the woman in the documentary, he went on to get a record of 3 wins 1 loss.
Dont know much more about it though.
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Boxing.Gloves wrote:Rob Scott Hayes is the boxer who i believe was managed by the woman in the documentary, he went on to get a record of 3 wins 1 loss.
Dont know much more about it though.
Cheers :TU:
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Post by Poncey »

Terry D wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:
Terry D wrote:Try TV Links.

I remember the doc about Jackie Kallen years ago. This one also sounds interesting so let me know if you get it.
If you mean tv-link.co.uk its been shut down and its owner is doing porridge
That is crap. Too many people watching 1980's nostalgia shows was ruining the industry was it? We'll have to stick with 'Bring Back the A-Team' starring that fat Cowardly Lion impersonator.
I use Great TV Stuff after TV Links demise :TU:
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