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Chris Eubank

2010-03-20T22:51:54Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left|thumb|Chris Eubank]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
 
'''Manager:''' [[Barry Hearn]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Barry Hearn]]

Early trainers included [[Andy Martinez]], [[Luis Camacho]], [[Maximo Pierret]], [[Patrick Ford]] and [[Lenny DeJesus]], and early managers included [[Adonis Torres]], [[Ronnie Davies]] and [[Keith Miles]]. He has also trained, managed and promoted himself and was promoted by [[Frank Warren]] in the last four championship fights of his career.

==Boxing Family==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubank]] and [[Simon Eubank]] (twins)
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]

==Amateur Accomplishments==
Winner of 1984 New York Spanish Golden Gloves

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Nigel Benn]]|
title=[[WBO Middleweight Champion]]|
after=[[Gerald McClellan]]|
years=1990 Nov 18 – 1991
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Thomas Hearns]]|
title=[[WBO Super Middleweight Champion]]|
after=[[Steve Collins]]|
years=1991 Sep 21 – 1995 Mar 18
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Eubank, Chris}}
[[Category:World Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:Muslim Boxers]]
[[Category:Eubank Family]]

Chris Eubank

2010-03-20T22:51:16Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left|thumb|Chris Eubank]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
 
'''Manager:''' [[Barry Hearn]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Barry Hearn]]

Early trainers included [[Andy Martinez]], [[Luis Camacho]], [[Maximo Pierret]], [[Patrick Ford]] and [[Lenny DeJesus]] and early managers included [[Adonis Torres]], [[Ronnie Davies]] and [[Keith Miles]]. He has also trained, managed and promoted himself and was promoted by [[Frank Warren]] in the last four championship fights of his career.

==Boxing Family==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubank]] and [[Simon Eubank]] (twins)
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]

==Amateur Accomplishments==
Winner of 1984 New York Spanish Golden Gloves

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Nigel Benn]]|
title=[[WBO Middleweight Champion]]|
after=[[Gerald McClellan]]|
years=1990 Nov 18 – 1991
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Thomas Hearns]]|
title=[[WBO Super Middleweight Champion]]|
after=[[Steve Collins]]|
years=1991 Sep 21 – 1995 Mar 18
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Eubank, Chris}}
[[Category:World Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:Muslim Boxers]]
[[Category:Eubank Family]]

Chris Eubank vs. Reginaldo Dos Santos

2010-03-20T22:46:31Z

Gnicholas75:

<fight>15082</fight>

Eubank drops Dos Santos for the count with a single right hand.

(This match was NOT for the WBC International Middleweight Title. It was a non-title 10-rounder.)

Fight:2306

2010-02-25T09:20:47Z

Gnicholas75: Created page with 'ESPN claimed Canty's record as 3-0 with 2 KO's. Canty fought as a southpaw. ESPN's Al Bernstain had Canty winning 39-37.'

ESPN claimed Canty's record as 3-0 with 2 KO's. Canty fought as a southpaw. ESPN's Al Bernstain had Canty winning 39-37.

Chris Eubank

2007-08-22T22:26:11Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>

'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]], Self 

'''Managers:''' [[Adonis Torres]], [[Ronnie Davies]], [[Barry Hearn]], Self

'''Promoters:''' [[Keith Miles]], [[Barry Hearn]], Self, [[Frank Warren]] 

 

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
* Winner of 1984 Spanish Golden Gloves

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]

Chris Eubank

2007-08-22T17:05:37Z

Gnicholas75:

Chris Eubank

2007-08-22T07:16:44Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>

'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]]/Self 

'''Managers:''' [[Adonis Torres]], [[Ronnie Davies]], [[Barry Hearn]], Self 

'''Promoters:''' [[Keith Miles]], [[Barry Hearn]], Self, [[allegedly Frank Warren]] 

 

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
* Winner of 1984 Spanish Golden Gloves

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-21T02:28:24Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Light Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a low-handed, switch-hitting defensive wizard who would of proved an intriguing challenger for the likes of Marvin Hagler, Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' number-one contender in 1983 and Hagler's number-one contender in 1986. It was amazing that he never won a world championship, because his skills needed to be seen to be believed.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Welterweight Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight Champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-21T02:27:53Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a low-handed, switch-hitting defensive wizard who would of proved an intriguing challenger for the likes of Marvin Hagler, Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' number-one contender in 1983 and Hagler's number-one contender in 1986. It was amazing that he never won a world championship, because his skills needed to be seen to be believed.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Welterweight Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight Champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-21T02:27:44Z

Gnicholas75:

Errol McDonald

2006-02-20T10:55:52Z

Gnicholas75:

1985 British ABA Welterweight Champion

Neville Brown

2006-02-20T10:44:50Z

Gnicholas75:

Beat [[Richie Woodhall]] at 1988 ABA's.

Herol Graham

2006-02-20T08:11:41Z

Gnicholas75:

Human:9301

2006-02-20T08:03:39Z

Gnicholas75:

Lost 33-18 to Vernon Forrest in quarter-final of 1991 senior world amateur championships.

Human:9301

2006-02-20T07:57:11Z

Gnicholas75:

Lost to Vernon Forrest 1991 World Amateur Championships

Ray Close

2006-02-20T07:52:34Z

Gnicholas75:

1986 Junior European Middleweight Champion (beat Dariusz Michalczewski)

1988 European Middleweight Champion (beat Fabrice Tiozzo)

Ray Close

2006-02-20T07:52:25Z

Gnicholas75:

1986 European Junior Middleweight Champion (beat Dariusz Michalczewski)

1988 European Middleweight Champion (beat Fabrice Tiozzo)

Dariusz Michalczewski

2006-02-20T07:50:33Z

Gnicholas75: /* Amateur Achievements */

[[file:Dariusz_Michalczewski.jpg|left]]
<boxer>004141</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Klaus-Peter Kohl]] 
'''Trainer''': [[Fritz Sdunek]]

Darius defended his WBO Light Heavyweight title several times and was a two weight division champion, winning titles at both a Light Heavyweight, and as a Crusierweight. For years a bout with Roy Jones Jr., was discussed, but never happened due to various reasons. Both parties pointed the fingers towards each other for this. Darius did defeat several good fighters such as Montell Griffin, Graciano Rochigianni, and Drake Thadzi. He lost his last two fights to Julio Gonzalez and Fabrice Tiozzo.

== Amateur Achievements ==
Amateur Record: 133-15-2 (83 KO's)

*1986 - European Junior Semi-Finalist in Middleweight division, defeating Fabrice Tiozzo but losing to Ray Close
*1990 - German National Champion in Light Heavyweight division
*1991 - European Champion in Light Heavyweight division

[[Category:World Light Heavyweight Champions|Michalczewski, Dariusz]]
[[Category:Polish World Champions|Michalczewski, Dariusz]]

Michael Watson

2006-02-19T23:54:54Z

Gnicholas75:

<boxer>001787</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Mickey Duff]]

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Suffered first defeat in 1981 Junior ABA final (71kg)

Won NABC Class C title in January 1984 (75kg)

1984 London ABA Champion (75kg, beat reigning British ABA champion John Beckles)

Herol Graham

2006-02-19T23:53:40Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a low-handed, switch-hitting defensive wizard who would of proved an intriguing challenger for the likes of Marvin Hagler, Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' number-one contender in 1983 and Hagler's number-one contender in 1986.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Welterweight Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight Champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-19T23:53:04Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a low-handed, switch-hitting defensive wizard who would of proved an intriguing challenger for the likes of Marvin Hagler, Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' #1 contender in 1983 and Hagler's #1 contender in 1986.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight Champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-19T23:52:34Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a low-handed, switch-hitting defensive wizard who would of proved an intriguing challenger to the likes of Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, Tommy Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' #1 contender in 1983 and Hagler's #1 contender in 1986.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight Champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-19T23:52:18Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

A low-handed, switch-hitting defensive wizard who would of proved an intriguing challenger to the likes of Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, Tommy Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' #1 contender in 1983 and Hagler's #1 contender in 1986.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight Champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-19T23:51:39Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

A low-handed, switch-hitting defensive wizard who would of proved an intriguing challenger to the likes of Marvin Hagler, Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' #1 contender in 1983 and Hagler's #1 contender in 1986.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 Senior ABA Light-Middleweight Champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-19T23:50:46Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

A low-handed, switch-hitting defensive fighter who would of proved an intriguing challenger to the likes of Mavin Hagler, Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. He was Hearns' #1 contender in 1983 and Hagler's #1 contender in 1986.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beating John Mugabi in final)
*1977 senior ABA light-middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin)
*1978 senior ABA light-middleweight champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Chris Eubank

2006-02-19T04:28:31Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]] (1983-87, 1993-94, 1997-98), [[Patrick Ford]] (1985-86), [[Freddie King]] (1988-1998), [[Walter Johnson]] (1989-98), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988-96), [[Charlie Magri]] (1989), [[Brendan Ingle]] (1989) 

'''Managers:''' [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), Self (1996-98) 

'''Promoters:''' [[Jeff Levine]] (1985-87), [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), [[Don King]] (1993-94), Self (1996-97), [[Frank Warren]] (1997-98) 

 
*W.B.C. International Middleweight Champion (1990)
*W.B.O. World Middleweight Champion (1990-1991)
*W.B.O. World Super Middleweight Champion (1991-1995)
*Named World Boxing Organisation "Fighter of the Decade" (1990s)
*Involved in World Boxing Organisation "Fight of the Decade" (vs. [[Nigel Benn]], 18.11.1990)
*Rated #3 (behind [[Muhammad Ali]] and [[Naseem Hamed]]) in [[KO Magazine]]'s "Top Ten Showmen of the Last 50 Years" (2001)
*KO Magazine's 1991 "Round of the Year" (Round 11, vs. [[Michael Watson]], 21.09.1991)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Won Empire State Games (147lbs) in 1983, 1984 and 1985

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Brother-in-law - [[Leigh Wicks]]
*Best man at wedding - [[John Ellis]]
*Cousin - [[Frank Eubanks]]
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]
Note- Chris worked as an assistant to [[Peter Eubanks]] in his two fights with [[Barry McGuigan]]

== Articles ==

Boxing Monthly (first-ever addition, May 1989):
[http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb13dz.jpg part 1]
[http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb24og.jpg part 2]

Supporting Tyson: [http://archive.theargus.co.uk/2000/1/26/195427.html here]

Robbie Sims

2006-02-18T08:53:40Z

Gnicholas75:

<boxer>000458</boxer>

*Half-brother of [[Boxer:Marvin Hagler:008684|Marvin Hagler]]
*Beat [[Boxer:Marlon Starling:000955|Marlon Starling]] in the final of the 1975 and 1979 New England Golden Gloves

Chris Eubank

2006-02-14T06:04:19Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]] (1983-87, 1993-94, 1997-98), [[Patrick Ford]] (1985-86), [[Freddie King]] (1988-1998), [[Walter Johnson]] (1989-98), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988-96), [[Charlie Magri]] (1989), [[Brendan Ingle]] (1989) 

'''Managers:''' [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), Self (1996-98) 

'''Promoters:''' [[Jeff Levine]] (1985-87), [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), [[Don King]] (1993-94), Self (1996-97), [[Frank Warren]] (1997-98) 

 
*W.B.C. International Middleweight Champion (1990)
*W.B.O. World Middleweight Champion (1990-1991)
*W.B.O. World Super Middleweight Champion (1991-1995)
*Named World Boxing Organisation "Fighter of the Decade" (1990s)
*Involved in World Boxing Organisation "Fight of the Decade" (vs. Nigel Benn, 18.11.1990)
*Rated #3 (behind Ali and Hamed) in [[KO Magazine]]'s "Top Ten Showmen of the Last 50 Years" (2001)
*KO Magazine's 1991 "Round of the Year" (Round 11, vs. Michael Watson, 21.09.1991)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Won Empire State Games (147lbs) in 1983, 1984 and 1985

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Brother-in-law - [[Leigh Wicks]]
*Best man at wedding - [[John Ellis]]
*Cousin - [[Frank Eubanks]]
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]
Note- Chris worked as an assistant to [[Peter Eubanks]] in his two fights with [[Barry McGuigan]]

== Articles ==

Boxing Monthly (first-ever addition, May 1989):
[http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb13dz.jpg part 1]
[http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb24og.jpg part 2]

Supporting Tyson: [http://archive.theargus.co.uk/2000/1/26/195427.html here]

Chris Eubank

2006-02-14T06:03:32Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]] (1983-87, 1993-94, 1997-98), [[Patrick Ford]] (1985-86), [[Freddie King]] (1988-1998), [[Walter Johnson]] (1989-98), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988-96), [[Charlie Magri]] (1989), [[Brendan Ingle]] (1989) 

'''Managers:''' [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), Self (1996-98) 

'''Promoters:''' [[Jeff Levine]] (1985-87), [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), [[Don King]] (1993-94), Self (1996-97), [[Frank Warren]] (1997-98) 

 
*W.B.C. International Middleweight Champion (1990)
*W.B.O. World Middleweight Champion (1990-1991)
*W.B.O. World Super Middleweight Champion (1991-1995)
*Named World Boxing Organisation "Fighter of the Decade" (1990s)
*Involved in World Boxing Organisation "Fight of the Decade" (vs. Nigel Benn, 18.11.1990)
*Rated #3 (behind Ali and Hamed) in [[KO Magazine]]'s "Top Ten Showmen of the Last 50 Years" (2001)
*KO Magazine's 1991 "Round of the Year" (Round 11, vs. Michael Watson, 21.09.1991)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Won Empire State Games (147lbs) in 1983, 1984 and 1985

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Brother-in-law - [[Leigh Wicks]]
*Best man at wedding - [[John Ellis]]
*Cousin - [[Frank Eubanks]]
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]
Note- Chris worked as an assistant to [[Peter Eubanks]] in his two fights with [[Barry McGuigan]]

== Articles ==

Boxing Monthly (first-ever addition, May 1989):
[http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb13dz.jpg part 1]
[http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb24og.jpg part 2]

Supporting Tyson: [http://archive.theargus.co.uk/2000/1/26/195427.html here]

Chris Eubank

2006-02-14T06:03:09Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]] (1983-87, 1993-94, 1997-98), [[Patrick Ford]] (1985-86), [[Freddie King]] (1988-1998), [[Walter Johnson]] (1989-98), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988-96), [[Charlie Magri]] (1989), [[Brendan Ingle]] (1989), [[Dennis Andries]] (used a sparring partner and cornerman for Eubank's last three fights) 

'''Managers:''' [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), Self (1996-98) 

'''Promoters:''' [[Jeff Levine]] (1985-87), [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), [[Don King]] (1993-94), Self (1996-97), [[Frank Warren]] (1997-98) 

 
*W.B.C. International Middleweight Champion (1990)
*W.B.O. World Middleweight Champion (1990-1991)
*W.B.O. World Super Middleweight Champion (1991-1995)
*Named World Boxing Organisation "Fighter of the Decade" (1990s)
*Involved in World Boxing Organisation "Fight of the Decade" (vs. Nigel Benn, 18.11.1990)
*Rated #3 (behind Ali and Hamed) in [[KO Magazine]]'s "Top Ten Showmen of the Last 50 Years" (2001)
*KO Magazine's 1991 "Round of the Year" (Round 11, vs. Michael Watson, 21.09.1991)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Won Empire State Games (147lbs) in 1983, 1984 and 1985

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Brother-in-law - [[Leigh Wicks]]
*Best man at wedding - [[John Ellis]]
*Cousin - [[Frank Eubanks]]
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]
Note- Chris worked as an assistant to [[Peter Eubanks]] in his two fights with [[Barry McGuigan]]

== Articles ==

Boxing Monthly (first-ever addition, May 1989):
[http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb13dz.jpg part 1]
[http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb24og.jpg part 2]

Supporting Tyson: [http://archive.theargus.co.uk/2000/1/26/195427.html here]

Chris Eubank

2006-02-14T05:54:03Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]] (1983-87, 1993-94, 1997-98), [[Patrick Ford]] (1985-86), [[Freddie King]] (1988-1998), [[Walter Johnson]] (1989-98), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988-96), [[Charlie Magri]] (1989), [[Brendan Ingle]] (1989) 

'''Managers:''' [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), Self (1996-98) 

'''Promoters:''' [[Jeff Levine]] (1985-87), [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), [[Don King]] (1993-94), Self (1996-97), [[Frank Warren]] (1997-98) 

 
*W.B.C. International Middleweight Champion (1990)
*W.B.O. World Middleweight Champion (1990-1991)
*W.B.O. World Super Middleweight Champion (1991-1995)
*Named World Boxing Organisation "Fighter of the Decade" (1990s)
*Involved in World Boxing Organisation "Fight of the Decade" (vs. Nigel Benn, 18.11.1990)
*Rated #3 (behind Ali and Hamed) in [[KO Magazine]]'s "Top Ten Showmen of the Last 50 Years" (2001)
*KO Magazine's 1991 "Round of the Year" (Round 11, vs. Michael Watson, 21.09.1991)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Won Empire State Games (147lbs) in 1983, 1984 and 1985

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Brother-in-law - [[Leigh Wicks]]
*Best man at wedding - [[John Ellis]]
*Cousin - [[Frank Eubanks]]
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]
Note- Chris worked as an assistant to [[Peter Eubanks]] in his two fights with [[Barry McGuigan]]

== Articles ==

Boxing Monthly (first-ever addition, May 1989):
[http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb13dz.jpg part 1]
[http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb24og.jpg part 2]

Supporting Tyson: [http://archive.theargus.co.uk/2000/1/26/195427.html here]

Chris Eubank

2006-02-14T05:53:49Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Eubank.Chris.jpg|left]]
<boxer>000804</boxer>
'''Trainers:''' [[Maximo Pierret]] (1983-87, 1993-94, 1997-98), [[Patrick Ford]] (1985-86), [[Freddie King]] (1988-1998), [[Walter Johnson]] (1989-98), [[Ronnie Davies]] (1988-96), [[Charlie Magri]], [[Brendan Ingle]] (1989) 

'''Managers:''' [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), Self (1996-98) 

'''Promoters:''' [[Jeff Levine]] (1985-87), [[Keith Miles]] (1988-89), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-95), [[Don King]] (1993-94), Self (1996-97), [[Frank Warren]] (1997-98) 

 
*W.B.C. International Middleweight Champion (1990)
*W.B.O. World Middleweight Champion (1990-1991)
*W.B.O. World Super Middleweight Champion (1991-1995)
*Named World Boxing Organisation "Fighter of the Decade" (1990s)
*Involved in World Boxing Organisation "Fight of the Decade" (vs. Nigel Benn, 18.11.1990)
*Rated #3 (behind Ali and Hamed) in [[KO Magazine]]'s "Top Ten Showmen of the Last 50 Years" (2001)
*KO Magazine's 1991 "Round of the Year" (Round 11, vs. Michael Watson, 21.09.1991)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Won Empire State Games (147lbs) in 1983, 1984 and 1985

== Boxing Family ==
*Brothers - [[Peter Eubanks]] and [[Simon Eubanks]] (twins)
*Brother-in-law - [[Leigh Wicks]]
*Best man at wedding - [[John Ellis]]
*Cousin - [[Frank Eubanks]]
*Cousin - [[Bobbie Joe Edwards]]
Note- Chris worked as an assistant to [[Peter Eubanks]] in his two fights with [[Barry McGuigan]]

== Articles ==

Boxing Monthly (first-ever addition, May 1989):
[http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb13dz.jpg part 1]
[http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cb24og.jpg part 2]

Supporting Tyson: [http://archive.theargus.co.uk/2000/1/26/195427.html here]

Talk:Herol Graham

2006-02-12T02:08:22Z

Gnicholas75:

Generally considered to be the best British boxer to never win a world title? Maybe since World War II, but I think Jock McAvoy, Len Harvey, and Ernie Roderick, amongst others perhaps, have a pretty good case, as well as those putting up that claim for them. I think you should qualify your statement a little more.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 22:03, 23 Oct 2005 (CDT)

See Michael Jordan's wiki page, to see how they handle the greatness tag: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jordan]

Wouldn't he be the best British boxer since WWII. If you throw Americans in there, people could make good arguments for Billy Graham, Jerry Quarry, or even their own personal favorites (i.e., in my case Harry "Kid" Matthews). That's getting to be '''your''' POV, to call Herol Graham the widely considered best fighter to not win a title in the last 60 years. I would disagree, in putting that statement in anyone's bio.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 22:18, 30 Dec 2005 (CST)

Reverted one more time, after GNicholas again made the POV statement that Graham is the best boxer to not a world title in the last 60 years. Next time it's going to be locked.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 14:36, 9 Feb 2006 (CST)

Hi, there is false info on the Herol Graham page, shall I correct it?--[[User:Gnicholas75|Gnicholas75]]

Talk:Herol Graham

2006-02-12T02:08:11Z

Gnicholas75:

Generally considered to be the best British boxer to never win a world title? Maybe since World War II, but I think Jock McAvoy, Len Harvey, and Ernie Roderick, amongst others perhaps, have a pretty good case, as well as those putting up that claim for them. I think you should qualify your statement a little more.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 22:03, 23 Oct 2005 (CDT)

See Michael Jordan's wiki page, to see how they handle the greatness tag: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jordan]

Wouldn't he be the best British boxer since WWII. If you throw Americans in there, people could make good arguments for Billy Graham, Jerry Quarry, or even their own personal favorites (i.e., in my case Harry "Kid" Matthews). That's getting to be '''your''' POV, to call Herol Graham the widely considered best fighter to not win a title in the last 60 years. I would disagree, in putting that statement in anyone's bio.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 22:18, 30 Dec 2005 (CST)

Reverted one more time, after GNicholas again made the POV statement that Graham is the best boxer to not a world title in the last 60 years. Next time it's going to be locked.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 14:36, 9 Feb 2006 (CST)

Hi, there is false info on the Herol Graham page, can I correct it please.--[[User:Gnicholas75|Gnicholas75]]

Talk:Herol Graham

2006-02-12T02:07:55Z

Gnicholas75:

Generally considered to be the best British boxer to never win a world title? Maybe since World War II, but I think Jock McAvoy, Len Harvey, and Ernie Roderick, amongst others perhaps, have a pretty good case, as well as those putting up that claim for them. I think you should qualify your statement a little more.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 22:03, 23 Oct 2005 (CDT)

See Michael Jordan's wiki page, to see how they handle the greatness tag: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jordan]

Wouldn't he be the best British boxer since WWII. If you throw Americans in there, people could make good arguments for Billy Graham, Jerry Quarry, or even their own personal favorites (i.e., in my case Harry "Kid" Matthews). That's getting to be '''your''' POV, to call Herol Graham the widely considered best fighter to not win a title in the last 60 years. I would disagree, in putting that statement in anyone's bio.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 22:18, 30 Dec 2005 (CST)

Reverted one more time, after GNicholas again made the POV statement that Graham is the best boxer to not a world title in the last 60 years. Next time it's going to be locked.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 14:36, 9 Feb 2006 (CST)

Hi, there is false info on the Herol Graham page, can I edit it please.--[[User:Gnicholas75|Gnicholas75]]

John Mugabi

2006-02-12T02:05:30Z

Gnicholas75:

<boxer>000694</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Bernie McFadden]]

Representing Uganda, Mugabi was the Silver medalist at the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow, boxing in the Welterweight (67 kg) class. Mugabi was defeated in the final by [[Andres Aldama]] of Cuba.

He was also a Silver medalist at the 1976 Junior World Championships, losing to [[Herol Graham]].

[[Category:1980 Olympians|Mugabi, John]]
[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists|Mugabi, John]]
[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions|Mugabi, John]]
[[Category:Ugandan World Champions|Mugabi, John]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:26:22Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments (around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland, 1982-1984)
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion (avenged his 1985 defeat to [[Rod Douglas]] en route to the title)

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:25:56Z

Gnicholas75: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments (around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland circa 1982-1984)
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion (avenged his 1985 defeat to [[Rod Douglas]] en route to the title)

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:25:32Z

Gnicholas75: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments (around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland between 1982 and 1984)
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion (avenged his 1985 defeat to [[Rod Douglas]] en route to the title)

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:25:17Z

Gnicholas75: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments (around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland between 1982 and 1984)
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion (avenged 1985 defeat to [[Rod Douglas]] en route to the title)

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:24:34Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1 (avenged defeat to [[Rod Douglas]])
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland between 1982 and 1984
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:24:07Z

Gnicholas75: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1 (avenged defeat to [[Rod Douglas]])
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland between 1982 and 1984
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:23:48Z

Gnicholas75: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1 (avenged defeat to [[Rod Douglas]])
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland (1982-1984)
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:22:23Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': Captain O'Grady (1982-84), Corporal Jones (1982), Quartermaster Brown (1983-84), Corporal Mark Gleason (1983-84), [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1 (avenged defeat to [[Rod Douglas]])
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:17:55Z

Gnicholas75: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1 (avenged defeat to [[Rod Douglas]])
* Undefeated Welterweight in Army tournaments around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

Nigel Benn

2006-02-12T01:17:43Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Benn.jpg|right|Nigel Benn (right) against Gerald McClellan]]
<boxer>000739</boxer>

'''Trainers''': [[Brian Lynch]] (1985-89), [[Vic Andreeti]] (1989-91), [[Graham Moughton]] (1991-92), [[Jimmy Tibbs]] (1992-94), [[Kevin Sanders]] (1995-96) 

'''Managers''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Peter DeFreitas]] (1992-1996) 

'''Promoters''': [[Frank Warren]] (1987-89), [[Frank Maloney]] (1988-89), [[Terry Marsh]] (1988-89), [[Ambrose Mendy]] (1989-91), [[Barry Hearn]] (1989-93), [[Bob Arum]] (1989-90), [[Frank Warren]] (1992-96), [[Don King]] (1993-95)

* 1988 "Best Overseas Boxer" award
* 1990 "Best Foreign Boxer" award
* 1995 [[KO Magazine]] "Fight of the Year" (vs. Gerald McClellan)

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 41-1 (avenged defeat to [[Rod Douglas]])
* Undefeated welterweight in Army tournaments around Germany, Britain and Northern Ireland
* 1986 Amateur Boxing Association Champion

== Related Reading ==
* Biography: [[Dark Destroyer]]

[[Category:World Super Middleweight Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:English World Champions|Benn, Nigel]]
[[Category:ABA Champions|Benn, Nigel]]

User talk:Matt

2006-02-12T01:10:45Z

Gnicholas75:

Please sign all comments, and enter them in the appropriate section, or if there is not one create another one. Unless you commented in error, please do not delete your text. I would prefer that the discussion remain here, as a record of what has transpired, and for possible future reference.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 14:37, 17 Jan 2006 (CST)

== Herol Graham ==

There is false info on the Herol Graham page. Can I edit it?

== Scores ==
when I have future scores, how can I get them updated on boxrec without posting a page here ? thanks

If your not an editor, just post them here. Leave a note in the comment box and hopefully someone will load them in.

--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 17:09, 8 May 2005 (CDT)

hey matt, question
is it okay for me to edit, like on the delahoya-sturm page it just says contriversal deicsion and one of the most contriversal of the year 2004 ?

== Referee stub? ==

Matt, I'm now getting the hang of the manager and trainer (M/T) stubs you created. Have you created a referee stub? --[[User:Ric|Ric]] 21:12, 19 Aug 2005 (CDT)

== Venues category ==
Matt, Will you enter [[Delaware Venues]] under American Venues, haven't figured how to do that yet. Thanks, Bert

There are no Deleware venues, to create a category with that I can see right now. If there are, start a Deleware Venues category, and I will nest it into American venues.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 11:39, 8 Sep 2005 (CDT)

== Thorneycroft ==
Ern

Its not about adding Value its called substance, something i dont expect you would have any idea about, seeing you dont have a knowledge of anything to do with Austrlian boxing, and i do not appreciate the fact that your willingness to keep checking up on me, and editing my postings, fiar enough if you wish to tidy up the formatting, but they are not your words, there mine, and how you can continue to do that, based on your lack of knowledge of the sport in Australia. Ern is rated as one of the top Australian Trainers of all time, and the comments may not hold value, but they add substance and character, and i dont no who you think you are, but its clear you think your the boss, who are you to say what adds value? well buddy you have a chip on your shoulder, and i think its bout time you drop it.

== World Titles ==
Matt,what boxing organizations now have recognized world champions on this site ? Bert

Herol Graham

2006-02-11T19:47:48Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a unique, low-handed switch-hitter who very rarely got hit flush. His skills had to be seen to be believed. It's no secret that he was notoriously avoided by Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beat John Mugabi in 147 final)
*1977 senior ABA light-middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin in final)
*1978 senior ABA light-middleweight champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-11T19:47:32Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a unique, low-handed, switch-hitter who very rarely got hit flush. His skills had to be seen to be believed. It's no secret that he was notoriously avoided by Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beat John Mugabi in 147 final)
*1977 senior ABA light-middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin in final)
*1978 senior ABA light-middleweight champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]

Herol Graham

2006-02-11T19:47:16Z

Gnicholas75:

[[file:Graham.herol.jpg|left|frame|<center>Herol Graham</center>]]
<boxer>001764</boxer>
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Trainer:''' [[Brendan Ingle]]
 

Bomber Graham was a unique, low-handed, switch-hitter who very rarely got hit flush. It's no secret that he was notoriously avoided by Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran.

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
*1976 Junior World Champion (beat John Mugabi in 147 final)
*1977 senior ABA light-middleweight finalist (lost to Steve Hopkin in final)
*1978 senior ABA light-middleweight champion

[[Category:ABA Champions|Graham, Herol]]