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Liam Walsh

2019-05-09T18:30:22Z

Jacobkilbride123:

[[File:LiamWalsh.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Liam Walsh]]
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'''Amateur Career'''
Walsh won the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games in Australia, defeating Rishi Kanta Singh, David Browne, Jason Hastie en route to the Gold Medal.

In 2005, Walsh reached the quarter-finals of the ABA's, losing to Nick McDonald (16:2).

== Titles Held ==
*Commonwealth (British Empire) super featherweight title
*[[WBO]] European lightweight title
*[[BBBofC]] British super featherweight title
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental lightweight title

{{DEFAULTSORT:Walsh, Liam}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Featherweight Champions]]

Liam Walsh

2019-05-09T18:30:09Z

Jacobkilbride123:

[[File:LiamWalsh.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Liam Walsh]]
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'''Amateur Career'''
Walsh won the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games in Australia, defeating Rishi Kanta Singh, David Browne, Jason Hastie.

In 2005, Walsh reached the quarter-finals of the ABA's, losing to Nick McDonald (16:2).

== Titles Held ==
*Commonwealth (British Empire) super featherweight title
*[[WBO]] European lightweight title
*[[BBBofC]] British super featherweight title
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental lightweight title

{{DEFAULTSORT:Walsh, Liam}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Featherweight Champions]]

Liam Walsh

2019-05-09T18:29:59Z

Jacobkilbride123: Amateur career

[[File:LiamWalsh.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Liam Walsh]]
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'''Amateur Career'''
Walsh won the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games in Australia, defeating Rishi Kanta Singh, David Browne, Jason Hastie.
In 2005, Walsh reached the quarter-finals of the ABA's, losing to Nick McDonald (16:2).

== Titles Held ==
*Commonwealth (British Empire) super featherweight title
*[[WBO]] European lightweight title
*[[BBBofC]] British super featherweight title
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental lightweight title

{{DEFAULTSORT:Walsh, Liam}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Featherweight Champions]]

Terri Harper

2019-05-09T10:37:00Z

Jacobkilbride123: Added manager and amateur career notes.

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'''Amateur Career:'''
In 2012, Harper won a silver medal at the European Youth Championships in Poland, losing in the final to Russia's Maria Potorokina (13:10).

'''Manager:''': Stefy Bull

Terri Harper

2019-05-09T10:36:09Z

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Leigh Wood

2019-05-09T10:33:50Z

Jacobkilbride123: Added in amateur highlights.

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'''Trainer:''' [[Dominic Ingle]]

'''Amateur Career:'''
In 2011, Wood reached the quarter-finals of the 2011 ABA's at 57kg, losing to Andrew Colquhoun (21:15) in Liverpool. Wood also represented England as an amateur in 2009 and 2010, winning fights against John Franklin of the USA (13:4) and Mohammed Ali (3:0) respectively - both fights were at 54kg.

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[BBBoC]] Midlands Area featherweight title

[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Featherweight Champions|Wood, Leigh]]

Jordan Gill

2019-05-09T10:25:19Z

Jacobkilbride123: /* Amateur Career */Added in result at 2011 English Junior Nationals.

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'''Trainer:''' [[Dominic Ingle]] (2012-2017), [[David Coldwell]] (2017-)
==Amateur Career==
*As an amateur Jordan was both successful and distinguished other fighters were fearful of facing him locally this often made it difficult to get bouts. Not to be deterred Jordan would travel anywhere to fight. By the end of his amateur career he had competed in 7 National finals and became NACYP British Lightweight Champion in 2010, and Junior ABA National Champion in his last amateur contest on the 12th May 2012. [https://www.laemunns.com/jordan-gill/] Gill also reached the final of the English National Juniors in 2011 at 60kg, losing to Jake Slater (9:5).

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] featherweight title
*[[WBA]] International featherweight title

[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Featherweight Champions|Gill,Jordan]]

Chris Billam Smith

2019-05-08T19:29:33Z

Jacobkilbride123: Amateur club added.

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'''Trainer:''' [[Shane McGuigan]]<br>
'''Promoter:''' [[Blain McGuigan]]

'''Amateur Career:'''
As an amateur, Billam-Smith was a twice finalist at the ABA's, reaching the finals in 2016 and 2013, losing to Chevon Clarke (3-0) and Jack Massey (5-0) respectively.
Billam Smith had a semi-final appearance at the ABA's in 2012 - losing to Dion Jumah (31-11) - and reached the quarter-finals in 2017 and 2014, losing to Viddal Riley and Chezarae Nihell (2-1) respectively.

Billam-Smith represented local club Poole ABC as an amateur.

Chris Billam Smith

2019-05-08T19:25:50Z

Jacobkilbride123: Fixed typo

Chris Billam Smith

2019-05-08T19:25:36Z

Jacobkilbride123: Added amateur notes on Billam- Smith, particluarly looking at his record at the ABA's.

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'''Trainer:''' [[Shane McGuigan]]<br>
'''Promoter:''' [[Blain McGuigan]]

'''Amateur Career:'''
As an amateur, Billam Smith was a twice finalist at the ABA's, reaching the finals in 2016 and 2013, losing to Chevon Clarke (3-0) and Jack Massey (5-0) respectively.
Billam Smith had a semi-final appearance at the ABA's in 2012 - losing to Dion Jumah (31-11) - and reached the quarter-finals in 2017 and 2014, losing to Viddal Riley and Chezarae Nihell (2-1) respectively.

John Docherty

2019-05-03T21:25:47Z

Jacobkilbride123:

'''Name:''' John Docherty

'''Born:''' 1997-10-30 (Age:21)

'''Birthplace:''' Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom

'''Hometown:''' Montrose, Scotland, United Kingdom

'''Stance:''' Southpaw

'''Promoter:''' Eddie Hearn (2018-)

'''Trainer:''' Tony Sims (2018-)

John Docherty

2019-05-03T21:24:39Z

Jacobkilbride123:

'''Name:''' John Docherty

'''Born:''' 1997-10-30 (Age:21)

'''Birthplace:''' Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom

'''Hometown:''' Montrose, Scotland, United Kingdom

'''Stance:''' Southpaw

'''Promoter:''' [[Eddie Hearn]] (2018-)

'''Trainer:''' Tony Sims (2018-)

John Docherty

2019-05-03T21:24:20Z

Jacobkilbride123:

John Docherty

2019-05-03T21:23:53Z

Jacobkilbride123:

Name: John Docherty

Born: 1997-10-30 (Age:21)

Birthplace: Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom

Hometown: Montrose, Scotland, United Kingdom

Stance: Southpaw

Promoter: Eddie Hearn (2018-)

Trainer: Tony Sims (2018-)

John Docherty

2019-05-03T21:23:31Z

Jacobkilbride123: Created page with "Name: John Docherty Born: 1997-10-30 (Age:21) Birthplace: Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom Hometown: Montrose, Scotland, United Kingdom Stance: Southpaw Promoter: Eddie He..."

Name: John Docherty
Born: 1997-10-30 (Age:21)
Birthplace: Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom
Hometown: Montrose, Scotland, United Kingdom
Stance: Southpaw

Promoter: Eddie Hearn (2018-)
Trainer: Tony Sims (2018-)

Jack Bateson

2019-04-28T20:38:34Z

Jacobkilbride123:

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* '''Manager:''' [[Mark Bateson]] (2017-)
* '''Trainer:''' Martin Bateson (2017-)
=== Amateur career ===
Bateson was a member of the Team GB squad.
He won a bronze medal at the European Amateur Boxing Championships in 2013 (light flyweight).
He won ABA Senior titles in 2012 (light flyweight) - defeating Jack Malik in the final - and 2013 (flyweight) - defeating Joel Spragg in the final. He also reached the final in 2014 - losing in the final to Charlie Edwards.
He also featured for the British Lionhearts in the World Series of Boxing.
As a Junior, Bateson won Gold at the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games and won titles at the English Junior & Youth Nationals (2011) and Great Britain Youth Championships (2011). He also featured at the European Youth Championships (2011) and AIBA Youth World Championships (2012).
As a senior, Bateson has also featured at the European Union Championships (2014) and World Championships (2013).

Jack Bateson

2019-04-28T20:04:11Z

Jacobkilbride123:

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* '''Manager:''' [[Mark Bateson]] (2017-)
* '''Trainer:''' Martin Bateson (2017-)
=== Amateur career ===
Bateson was a member of the Team GB squad. He won a bronze medal at the European Games in 2013 (light flyweight) and won ABA titles in 2012 (light flyweight) and 2013 (flyweight). He also featured for the British Lionhearts in the World Series of Boxing.

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2019-04-21T18:11:57Z

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Luth Mtimkulu

2019-03-21T23:25:29Z

Jacobkilbride123:

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'''Promoter:''' Al Siesta (Siesta Boxing Promotions)

Billy Pickles

2019-01-01T11:50:40Z

Jacobkilbride123: Created page with " == Billy Pickles == Name: Billy Pickles Alias: 'The Kid' Born: 1994-04-22 (Age:24) Birthplace: Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom Hometown: Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom St..."

== Billy Pickles ==

Name: Billy Pickles
Alias: 'The Kid'
Born: 1994-04-22 (Age:24)
Birthplace: Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Hometown: Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5′ 9″ / 175cm

'''Trainer:''' Martin Bateson
'''Manager:''' Mark Bateson

Darren Tetley

2019-01-01T11:40:02Z

Jacobkilbride123:

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'''Promoter:''' Frank Warren

'''Manager:''' Michael Marsden

'''Trainer:''' Michael Marsden

'''Amateur career:'''
In 2011, Tetley won a silver medal at the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games at The Royal Hall, Villa Marina, Douglas, Isle of Man. Tetley defeated Aryk Whalley of New Zealand (24-7) and Rhys Pagan of Scotland (19-12) before he lost to Daniel Lewis of Australia (24-27).

In June 2011, Tetley - representing Platinum ABC in Bradford - won a gold medal at the Great Britain Youth Championships. He defeated Hugh Gray of Scotland in the semi-finals (15-9) and then Rhys Pagan of Scotland in the final (17-9).

== Professional Titles ==
- WBO European welterweight title (May 2018; 0 defences)

Darren Tetley

2019-01-01T11:39:42Z

Jacobkilbride123:

Darren Tetley

2019-01-01T11:37:06Z

Jacobkilbride123: Promoter (Frank Warren) added

Jack Bateson

2018-12-30T19:04:16Z

Jacobkilbride123:

== Jack Bateson ==
'''Name:''' Jack Bateson

'''Born:''' 1994-06-03 (Age:24)

'''Birthplace:''' Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom

'''Hometown:''' Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom

'''Stance:''' Orthodox

'''Height:''' 5′ 7″ / 170cm

'''Manager:''' Mark Bateson (2017-)

'''Trainer:''' Martin Bateson (2017-)

'''Amateur career:''' In the amateurs, Bateson was a member of the Team GB squad. He won a bronze medal at the European Games in 2013 and won ABA titles in 2012 (48kg) and 2013 (51kg). He also featured for the British Lionhearts in the World Series of Boxing.

Jack Bateson

2018-12-30T19:03:46Z

Jacobkilbride123:

'''Name:''' Jack Bateson

'''Born:''' 1994-06-03 (Age:24)

'''Birthplace:''' Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom

'''Hometown:''' Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom

'''Stance:''' Orthodox

'''Height:''' 5′ 7″ / 170cm

'''Manager:''' Mark Bateson (2017-)

'''Trainer:''' Martin Bateson (2017-)

'''Amateur career:''' In the amateurs, Bateson was a member of the Team GB squad. He won a bronze medal at the European Games in 2013 and won ABA titles in 2012 (48kg) and 2013 (51kg). He also featured for the British Lionhearts in the World Series of Boxing.

Jack Bateson

2018-12-30T19:03:21Z

Jacobkilbride123: General notes

'''Name:''' Jack Bateson
'''Born:''' 1994-06-03 (Age:24)
'''Birthplace:''' Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
'''Hometown:''' Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
'''Stance:''' Orthodox
'''Height:''' 5′ 7″ / 170cm

'''Manager:''' Mark Bateson (2017-)
'''Trainer:''' Martin Bateson (2017-)

'''Amateur career:''' In the amateurs, Bateson was a member of the Team GB squad. He won a bronze medal at the European Games in 2013 and won ABA titles in 2012 (48kg) and 2013 (51kg). He also featured for the British Lionhearts in the World Series of Boxing.

Darren Tetley

2018-12-26T18:16:36Z

Jacobkilbride123:

[[File:DarrenTetley.jpg|300px|thumb|left]]
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'''Manager:''' Michael Marsden

'''Trainer:''' Michael Marsden

'''Amateur career:'''
In 2011, Tetley won a silver medal at the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games at The Royal Hall, Villa Marina, Douglas, Isle of Man. Tetley defeated Aryk Whalley of New Zealand (24-7) and Rhys Pagan of Scotland (19-12) before he lost to Daniel Lewis of Australia (24-27).

In June 2011, Tetley - representing Platinum ABC in Bradford - won a gold medal at the Great Britain Youth Championships. He defeated Hugh Gray of Scotland in the semi-finals (15-9) and then Rhys Pagan of Scotland in the final (17-9).

Darren Tetley

2018-06-17T20:50:52Z

Jacobkilbride123:

[[File:DarrenTetley.jpg|300px|thumb|left]]
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'''Manager:''' Michael Marsden

'''Trainer:''' Michael Marsden

Darren Tetley

2018-06-17T20:50:28Z

Jacobkilbride123:

[[File:DarrenTetley.jpg|300px|thumb|left]]
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'''Manager:''' Michael Marsden
'''Trainer:''' Michael Marsden

Darren Tetley

2018-06-17T20:49:00Z

Jacobkilbride123: Adding manager and trainer

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Manager, Trainer: Michael Marsden