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Salisbury amateur boxing club was formed in the heart of Liverpool's inner-city in 1974.

The club which has become universally known as the Solly was born through the ideas of Tony Lynch (who sadly passed away in 1996), Tony Wright (now life vice president), Johnny Reagan and Alan Lynch (coach & club matchmaker).

Over the years the Solly has had three homes, all of which where situated on Salisbury Street from where it derives its name.

The first of its 3 homes was in the Community Hall which was home for 8 years and where the club produced its first ABA Senior champion and international prospect Greg Evens who was crowned light-heavyweight champion in 1976 when he decisively out pointed red-hot favourite Steve Crosby, Greg then went on to represent England at an international level.

The Salisbury's second home came in 1982 when it moved just up the road to take over the basement area of the Metal building. During our stay here we seen some great boxers come threw the doors but the one which stood out from the rest was David Burke who was the first boxer to represent the club at Olympic level when he competed in the 1996 Atlanta games in the featherweight division. He also went on to win a number of gold medals for his country in multi nations tournaments all over the world.

After 9 years in the basement of the metal building in 1992 the Salisbury moved once more to its final home on Salisbury Street, the Strada Hall where the club enjoyed steady growth, coupled with successes at national and international level.

In 1999 young amateur hopeful Stephen Burke won the clubs second ABA title against Lee Meiger in Barnsley and also a gold medal in the Multi Nations tournament after beating Eugene McEneaney of Ireland 6:5.

The next few years proved to be very successful for the Merseyside club as in 2002 the Salisbury had two ABA champions, 54kg Derry Matthews who beat Fred Holmes and 57kg David Mulholland who beat Isaac Ward.

The club didn't have to wait long for another ABA double as in 2003 60kg Stephen Burke got his third ABA title for the club with his victory over Femi Fehintola in Londons York Hall along side Super heavyweight team mate David Price who became the youngest ever Super Heavy Weight ABA Champion by beat Neil "Bazooka" Suku who was formally a Salisbury boxer before joining the forces by 20 points to 15.

2003 also seen the Salisbury's first boxer to compete in the world championships when 3 time ABA champion Stephen Burke represented his country in the world championships in Bangkok when he Defeated Jesus Zibunde of Congo 23-9 but went on to losing to Mario Kindelan who later became the world and Olympic champion.

Salisbury's first Commonwealth medalist came in 2006 when David Price captained the boxing team and went on to win a gold medal for Great Britain in the super heavy weight division at the 2006 Melbourne games after beating Kevin Evans of wales by stoppage in the third round.

ABA Super Heavyweight Champions

2007-06-13T13:57:41Z

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Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Super Heavyweight class was first contested in 1982. Winners include:
*1982 - [[Adrian Elliott]] ((Fairburn House ABC)
*1983 - [[Keith Ferdinand]] (Royal Navy)
*1984 - [[Robert Wells]] (Kingston ABC)
*1985 - [[Guy Williamson]] (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1986 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1987 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1988 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1989 - [[Patrick Passley]] (Lynn ABC)
*1990 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1991 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1992 - [[M. Hooper]] (Spennymoor ABC)
*1993 - [[Michael McKenzie]] (Birmingham City ABC)
*1994 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1995 - [[Rodderick Allen]] ((Preston & Fulwood ABC)
*1996 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1997 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1998 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1999 - [[Billy Bessey]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*2000 - [[John McDermott]] (St. Pancras ABC)
*2001 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2002 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2003 - [[David Price]] [[(Salisbury ABC).]]
*2004 - [[Joe Young]] (Repton ABC)
*2005 - [[David Price]] [[(Salisbury ABC).]]
*2006 - [[Derek Chisora]] (Finchley ABC)

[[Category:ABA Champions|ABA Heavyweight]]

Salisbury ABC

2007-06-13T13:53:52Z

Jlynch27: Salisbury ABC moved to (Salisbury ABC).

[[file:logo.jpg]]
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==Salisbury ABC is a boxing club that was formed in the heart of Liverpools inner-city in 1974==

The club which has become universally known as the SOLLY was born through the ideas of TONY LYNCH who was club coach and secretary (who sadly passed away in 1996),TONY WRIGHT (now life vice president),JOHNNY REAGAN and ALAN LYNCH (coach & club matchmaker). It has had three homes, all in SALISBURY Street from which it derives its name.

The club members trained in the Community Hall and then in 1982 moved up the road to take over the basement area of the Metal building. A futher nine years on saw the removal vans in again to transport the gym to the Strada Hall, opposite the Metal building. The Strada Hall was originally built for the use of all kids in the area. The Solly club, based in the Everton area of the city, has enjoyed steady growth,coupled with successes at national and international level since its formation in 1974. A visit to a squad session, under-19 or full England, at any time in the 1980s and 1990s is testimony to the prominent position of the unity as the Solly will always be represented. The coaches however are not squad-washed and the key to Salisbury's success in the individuality of their boxers, On the boxing front, the club did not have to wait long for its first A.B.A senior title, just two years in fact when light-heavyweight Greg Evans claimed the 81kgs title in 1976. Greg Evans represented England on two occasions after his Wembley victory, dropping a decision to American Milford Kemp but stopping future British heavyweight champion Gordon Ferrias.

Apart from Greg Evans' success in the 1970s there is one other name to add: a young light middleweight boxer for the club but he soon left for a new life in Australia where in 1982 he won the Australian light middleweight title. His name is Kenny Salisbury (not as some people believe the name behind the club) who in 1984 won the Commonwealth title to add to Australian title. Kenny returned to Britain in 1985 to lose to Nick Wilshire on a second round cut eye.

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|16th FEB 1985
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|11 APR 1988
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|15 APR 1980
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|Darel Easy
|22 JUL 1983
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|Gareth Hallsal
|15 NOV 1984
|22
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|10
|07
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|David Price
|06 JUL 1983
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|Esam Saleh
|07 MAY 1985
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|James Metcalf
|27 JUL 1988
|18
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|06 FEB 1986
|21
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|Joe Tonks
|23 JAN 1987
|20
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|19
|11
|08
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|Liam Donnelly
|28 JUL 1987
|19
|60kg
|05
|03
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|Nicholas Whelan
|09 MAY 1989
|18
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|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|Paul Edwards
|01 OCT 1986
|20
|52kg
|68
|55
|13
|-----

Salisbury ABC

2007-06-13T13:52:19Z

Jlynch27:

Salisbury ABC

2007-06-13T13:06:21Z

Jlynch27:

[[file:logo.jpg]]

= SALISBURY ABC was formed in the heart of Liverpools inner-city in 1974. =

The club which has become universally known as the SOLLY was born through the ideas of TONY LYNCH who was club coach and secretary (who sadly passed away in 1996),TONY WRIGHT (now life vice president),JOHNNY REAGAN and ALAN LYNCH (coach & club matchmaker). It has had three homes, all in SALISBURY Street from which it derives its name.

The club members trained in the Community Hall and then in 1982 moved up the road to take over the basement area of the Metal building. A futher nine years on saw the removal vans in again to transport the gym to the Strada Hall, opposite the Metal building. The Strada Hall was originally built for the use of all kids in the area. The Solly club, based in the Everton area of the city, has enjoyed steady growth,coupled with successes at national and international level since its formation in 1974. A visit to a squad session, under-19 or full England, at any time in the 1980s and 1990s is testimony to the prominent position of the unity as the Solly will always be represented. The coaches however are not squad-washed and the key to Salisbury's success in the individuality of their boxers, On the boxing front, the club did not have to wait long for its first A.B.A senior title, just two years in fact when light-heavyweight Greg Evans claimed the 81kgs title in 1976. Greg Evans represented England on two occasions after his Wembley victory, dropping a decision to American Milford Kemp but stopping future British heavyweight champion Gordon Ferrias.

Apart from Greg Evans' success in the 1970s there is one other name to add: a young light middleweight boxer for the club but he soon left for a new life in Australia where in 1982 he won the Australian light middleweight title. His name is Kenny Salisbury (not as some people believe the name behind the club) who in 1984 won the Commonwealth title to add to Australian title. Kenny returned to Britain in 1985 to lose to Nick Wilshire on a second round cut eye.

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! width="50" | Lost
|-----
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|'''1'''
|Adam Ismail
|16th FEB 1985
|22
|70kg
|21
|16
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|Chris Bower
|03 MAY 1989
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|11 APR 1988
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|Danny Angus
|15 APR 1980
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|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''5'''
|Darel Easy
|22 JUL 1983
|23
|75kg
|06
|03
|03
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''6'''
|Gareth Hallsal
|15 NOV 1984
|22
|81kg
|10
|07
|03
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''7'''
|David Price
|06 JUL 1983
|23
|109kg
|59
|45
|14
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''8'''
|Esam Saleh
|07 MAY 1985
|22
|57kg
|16
|09
|07
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''9'''
|James Metcalf
|27 JUL 1988
|18
|69kg
|02
|01
|01
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''10'''
|James Wilson
|06 FEB 1986
|21
|71kg
|02
|01
|01
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''11'''
|Joe Tonks
|23 JAN 1987
|20
|60kg
|19
|11
|08
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|Liam Donnelly
|28 JUL 1987
|19
|60kg
|05
|03
|02
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''13'''
|Nicholas Whelan
|09 MAY 1989
|18
|65kg
|00
|00
|00
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|Paul Edwards
|01 OCT 1986
|20
|52kg
|68
|55
|13
|-----

Salisbury ABC

2007-06-13T13:03:19Z

Jlynch27: /* SALISBURY ABC was formed in the heart of Liverpools inner-city in 1974. */

[[file:logo.jpg]]
== SALISBURY ABC was formed in the heart of Liverpools inner-city in 1974. ==

The club which has become universally known as the SOLLY was born through the ideas of TONY LYNCH who was club coach and secretary (who sadly passed away in 1996),TONY WRIGHT (now life vice president),JOHNNY REAGAN and ALAN LYNCH (coach & club matchmaker). It has had three homes, all in SALISBURY Street from which it derives its name.

The club members trained in the Community Hall and then in 1982 moved up the road to take over the basement area of the Metal building. A futher nine years on saw the removal vans in again to transport the gym to the Strada Hall, opposite the Metal building. The Strada Hall was originally built for the use of all kids in the area. The Solly club, based in the Everton area of the city, has enjoyed steady growth,coupled with successes at national and international level since its formation in 1974. A visit to a squad session, under-19 or full England, at any time in the 1980s and 1990s is testimony to the prominent position of the unity as the Solly will always be represented. The coaches however are not squad-washed and the key to Salisbury's success in the individuality of their boxers, On the boxing front, the club did not have to wait long for its first A.B.A senior title, just two years in fact when light-heavyweight Greg Evans claimed the 81kgs title in 1976. Greg Evans represented England on two occasions after his Wembley victory, dropping a decision to American Milford Kemp but stopping future British heavyweight champion Gordon Ferrias.

Apart from Greg Evans' success in the 1970s there is one other name to add: a young light middleweight boxer for the club but he soon left for a new life in Australia where in 1982 he won the Australian light middleweight title. His name is Kenny Salisbury (not as some people believe the name behind the club) who in 1984 won the Commonwealth title to add to Australian title. Kenny returned to Britain in 1985 to lose to Nick Wilshire on a second round cut eye.

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! width="100" | DOB
! width="50" | Age
! width="50" | Weight
! width="50" | Bouts
! width="50" | Won
! width="50" | Lost
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''1'''
|Adam Ismail
|16th FEB 1985
|22
|70kg
|21
|16
|05
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''2'''
|Chris Bower
|03 MAY 1989
|18
|66kg
|00
|00
|00
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''3'''
|Chris Daily
|11 APR 1988
|19
|80kg
|13
|07
|06
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''4'''
|Danny Angus
|15 APR 1980
|27
|67kg
|66
|38
|28
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''5'''
|Darel Easy
|22 JUL 1983
|23
|75kg
|06
|03
|03
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''6'''
|Gareth Hallsal
|15 NOV 1984
|22
|81kg
|10
|07
|03
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''7'''
|David Price
|06 JUL 1983
|23
|109kg
|59
|45
|14
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''8'''
|Esam Saleh
|07 MAY 1985
|22
|57kg
|16
|09
|07
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''9'''
|James Metcalf
|27 JUL 1988
|18
|69kg
|02
|01
|01
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''10'''
|James Wilson
|06 FEB 1986
|21
|71kg
|02
|01
|01
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''11'''
|Joe Tonks
|23 JAN 1987
|20
|60kg
|19
|11
|08
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|Liam Donnelly
|28 JUL 1987
|19
|60kg
|05
|03
|02
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''13'''
|Nicholas Whelan
|09 MAY 1989
|18
|65kg
|00
|00
|00
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|Paul Edwards
|01 OCT 1986
|20
|52kg
|68
|55
|13
|-----

Salisbury ABC

2007-06-13T13:02:43Z

Jlynch27: /* SALISBURY ABC was formed in the heart of Liverpools inner-city in 1974. */

[[file:logo.jpg]]
=== SALISBURY ABC was formed in the heart of Liverpools inner-city in 1974. ===

The club which has become universally known as the SOLLY was born through the ideas of TONY LYNCH who was club coach and secretary (who sadly passed away in 1996),TONY WRIGHT (now life vice president),JOHNNY REAGAN and ALAN LYNCH (coach & club matchmaker). It has had three homes, all in SALISBURY Street from which it derives its name.

The club members trained in the Community Hall and then in 1982 moved up the road to take over the basement area of the Metal building. A futher nine years on saw the removal vans in again to transport the gym to the Strada Hall, opposite the Metal building. The Strada Hall was originally built for the use of all kids in the area. The Solly club, based in the Everton area of the city, has enjoyed steady growth,coupled with successes at national and international level since its formation in 1974. A visit to a squad session, under-19 or full England, at any time in the 1980s and 1990s is testimony to the prominent position of the unity as the Solly will always be represented. The coaches however are not squad-washed and the key to Salisbury's success in the individuality of their boxers, On the boxing front, the club did not have to wait long for its first A.B.A senior title, just two years in fact when light-heavyweight Greg Evans claimed the 81kgs title in 1976. Greg Evans represented England on two occasions after his Wembley victory, dropping a decision to American Milford Kemp but stopping future British heavyweight champion Gordon Ferrias.

Apart from Greg Evans' success in the 1970s there is one other name to add: a young light middleweight boxer for the club but he soon left for a new life in Australia where in 1982 he won the Australian light middleweight title. His name is Kenny Salisbury (not as some people believe the name behind the club) who in 1984 won the Commonwealth title to add to Australian title. Kenny returned to Britain in 1985 to lose to Nick Wilshire on a second round cut eye.

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|-----
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! width="30" | No
! width="150" | Name
! width="100" | DOB
! width="50" | Age
! width="50" | Weight
! width="50" | Bouts
! width="50" | Won
! width="50" | Lost
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''1'''
|Adam Ismail
|16th FEB 1985
|22
|70kg
|21
|16
|05
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''2'''
|Chris Bower
|03 MAY 1989
|18
|66kg
|00
|00
|00
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''3'''
|Chris Daily
|11 APR 1988
|19
|80kg
|13
|07
|06
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''4'''
|Danny Angus
|15 APR 1980
|27
|67kg
|66
|38
|28
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''5'''
|Darel Easy
|22 JUL 1983
|23
|75kg
|06
|03
|03
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''6'''
|Gareth Hallsal
|15 NOV 1984
|22
|81kg
|10
|07
|03
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''7'''
|David Price
|06 JUL 1983
|23
|109kg
|59
|45
|14
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''8'''
|Esam Saleh
|07 MAY 1985
|22
|57kg
|16
|09
|07
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''9'''
|James Metcalf
|27 JUL 1988
|18
|69kg
|02
|01
|01
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''10'''
|James Wilson
|06 FEB 1986
|21
|71kg
|02
|01
|01
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''11'''
|Joe Tonks
|23 JAN 1987
|20
|60kg
|19
|11
|08
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|Liam Donnelly
|28 JUL 1987
|19
|60kg
|05
|03
|02
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''13'''
|Nicholas Whelan
|09 MAY 1989
|18
|65kg
|00
|00
|00
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|Paul Edwards
|01 OCT 1986
|20
|52kg
|68
|55
|13
|-----

WBC Light Heavyweight Champion

2007-06-13T12:28:32Z

Jlynch27:

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|-----
|- bgcolor=#DCDCDC
! width="30" | No
! width="150" | Champion
! width="150" | Reign began
! width="150" | Reign ended
! width="100" | Title Defences
! width="100" | Title Defences
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''1'''
|[[Willie Pastrano]]
|1 Jun 1963
|30 Mar 1965
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''2'''
|[[Jose Torres]]
|30 Mar 1965
|16 Dec 1966
|3
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''3'''
|[[Dick Tiger]]
|16 Dec 1966
|24 May 1968
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''4'''
|[[Bob Foster]]
|24 May 1968
|16 Sep 1974 (Retired)
|14
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''5'''
|[[John Conteh]]
|1 Oct 1974
|21 May 1977 (Stripped)
|3
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''5'''
|[[Miguel Angel Cuello]]
|21 May 1977
|7 Jan 1978
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''6'''
|[[Mate Parlov]]
|7 Jan 1978
|2 Dec 1978
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''7'''
|[[Marvin Johnson]]
|2 Dec 1978
|22 Apr 1979
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''8'''
|[[Matthew Saad Muhammad]]
|22 Apr 1979
|19 Dec 1981
|8
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''9'''
|[[Dwight Muhammad Qawi]]
|19 Dec 1981
|18 Mar 1983
|3
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''10'''
|[[Michael Spinks]]
|18 Mar 1983
|21 Sep 1985 (Vacated)
|4
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''11'''
|[[J.B. Williamson]]
|10 Dec 1985
|30 Apr 1986
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|[[Dennis Andries]]
|30 Apr 1986
|7 Mar 1987
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''13'''
|[[Thomas Hearns]]
|7 Mar 1987
|27 Nov 1987 (Vacated)
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|[[Donny Lalonde]]
|27 Nov 1987
|7 Nov 1988
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|[[Sugar Ray Leonard]]
|7 Nov 1988
|21 Feb 1989 (Vacated)
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|[[Dennis Andries]]
|21 Feb 1989
|24 Jun 1989
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''15'''
|[[Jeff Harding]]
|24 Jun 1989
|28 Jul 1990
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|[[Dennis Andries]]
|28 Jul 1990
|11 Sep 1991
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''15'''
|[[Jeff Harding]]
|11 Sep 1991
|23 Jul 1994
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''16'''
|[[Mike McCallum]]
|23 Jul 1994
|16 Jun 1995
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''17'''
|[[Fabrice Tiozzo]]
|16 Jun 1995
|Mar 1996 (Vacated)
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''18'''
|[[Roy Jones]]
|22 Nov 1996
|21 Mar 1997
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''19'''
|[[Montell Griffin]]
|21 Mar 1997
|7 Aug 1997
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''18'''
|[[Roy Jones]]
|7 Aug 1997
|1 Mar 2003 (Vacated)
|11
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''20'''
|[[Antonio Tarver]]
|26 Apr 2003
|8 Nov 2003
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''18'''
|[[Roy Jones]]
|8 Nov 2003
|15 May 2004
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''20'''
|[[Antonio Tarver]]
|15 May 2004
|Dec 2004 (Stripped)
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''21'''
|[[Tomasz Adamek]]
|21 May 2005
|3 Feb 2007
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''22'''
|[[Chad Dawson]]
|3 Feb 2007
|Present
|1
|-----
|}

[[Category: World Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category: World Light Heavyweight Title Lineages|WBC]]

WBC Light Heavyweight Champion

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{|
|-----
|- bgcolor=#DCDCDC
! width="30" | No
! width="200" | Name
! width="100" | DOB
! width="100" | Age
! width="50" | Weight
! width="50" | Bouts
! width="50" | Won
! width="50" | Lost
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''1'''
|Adam Ismail
|16 Feb 1985
|22
|2
|4262
|4262
|4262
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''2'''
|[[Jose Torres]]
|30 Mar 1965
|16 Dec 1966
|3
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''3'''
|[[Dick Tiger]]
|16 Dec 1966
|24 May 1968
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''4'''
|[[Bob Foster]]
|24 May 1968
|16 Sep 1974 (Retired)
|14
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''5'''
|[[John Conteh]]
|1 Oct 1974
|21 May 1977 (Stripped)
|3
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''5'''
|[[Miguel Angel Cuello]]
|21 May 1977
|7 Jan 1978
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''6'''
|[[Mate Parlov]]
|7 Jan 1978
|2 Dec 1978
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''7'''
|[[Marvin Johnson]]
|2 Dec 1978
|22 Apr 1979
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''8'''
|[[Matthew Saad Muhammad]]
|22 Apr 1979
|19 Dec 1981
|8
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''9'''
|[[Dwight Muhammad Qawi]]
|19 Dec 1981
|18 Mar 1983
|3
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''10'''
|[[Michael Spinks]]
|18 Mar 1983
|21 Sep 1985 (Vacated)
|4
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''11'''
|[[J.B. Williamson]]
|10 Dec 1985
|30 Apr 1986
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|[[Dennis Andries]]
|30 Apr 1986
|7 Mar 1987
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''13'''
|[[Thomas Hearns]]
|7 Mar 1987
|27 Nov 1987 (Vacated)
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|[[Donny Lalonde]]
|27 Nov 1987
|7 Nov 1988
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''14'''
|[[Sugar Ray Leonard]]
|7 Nov 1988
|21 Feb 1989 (Vacated)
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|[[Dennis Andries]]
|21 Feb 1989
|24 Jun 1989
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''15'''
|[[Jeff Harding]]
|24 Jun 1989
|28 Jul 1990
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''12'''
|[[Dennis Andries]]
|28 Jul 1990
|11 Sep 1991
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''15'''
|[[Jeff Harding]]
|11 Sep 1991
|23 Jul 1994
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''16'''
|[[Mike McCallum]]
|23 Jul 1994
|16 Jun 1995
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''17'''
|[[Fabrice Tiozzo]]
|16 Jun 1995
|Mar 1996 (Vacated)
|1
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''18'''
|[[Roy Jones]]
|22 Nov 1996
|21 Mar 1997
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''19'''
|[[Montell Griffin]]
|21 Mar 1997
|7 Aug 1997
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''18'''
|[[Roy Jones]]
|7 Aug 1997
|1 Mar 2003 (Vacated)
|11
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''20'''
|[[Antonio Tarver]]
|26 Apr 2003
|8 Nov 2003
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''18'''
|[[Roy Jones]]
|8 Nov 2003
|15 May 2004
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''20'''
|[[Antonio Tarver]]
|15 May 2004
|Dec 2004 (Stripped)
|0
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''21'''
|[[Tomasz Adamek]]
|21 May 2005
|3 Feb 2007
|2
|-----
|- align=center bgcolor=#F5F5F5
|'''22'''
|[[Chad Dawson]]
|3 Feb 2007
|Present
|1
|-----
|}

[[Category: World Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category: World Light Heavyweight Title Lineages|WBC]]

ABA Super Heavyweight Champions

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Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Super Heavyweight class was first contested in 1982. Winners include:
*1981-1982 - [[Adrian Elliott]] ((Fairburn House ABC)
*1982-1983 - [[Keith Ferdinand]] (Royal Navy)
*1983-1984 - [[Robert Wells]] (Kingston ABC)
*1984-1985 - [[Guy Williamson]] (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1985-1986 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1986-1987 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1987-1988 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1988-1989 - [[Patrick Passley]] (Lynn ABC)
*1989-1990 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1990-1991 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1991-1992 - [[M. Hooper]] (Spennymoor ABC)
*1992-1993 - [[Michael McKenzie]] (Birmingham City ABC)
*1993-1994 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1994-1995 - [[Rodderick Allen]] ((Preston & Fulwood ABC)
*1995-1996 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1996-1997 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1997-1998 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1998-1999 - [[Billy Bessey]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*1999-2000 - [[John McDermott]] (St. Pancras ABC)
*2000-2001 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2001-2002 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2002-2003 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2003-2004 - [[Joe Young]] (Repton ABC)
*2004-2005 - [[David Price]] [[(Salisbury ABC)]]
*2005-2006 - [[Derek Chisora]] (Finchley ABC)
*2005-2006 - [[David Price]] [[(Salisbury ABC)]]

[[Category:ABA Champions|ABA Heavyweight]]

ABA Super Heavyweight Champions

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Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Super Heavyweight class was first contested in 1982. Winners include:
*1981-1982 - [[Adrian Elliott]] ((Fairburn House ABC)
*1982-1983 - [[Keith Ferdinand]] (Royal Navy)
*1983-1984 - [[Robert Wells]] (Kingston ABC)
*1984-1985 - [[Guy Williamson]] (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1985-1986 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1986-1987 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1987-1988 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1988-1989 - [[Patrick Passley]] (Lynn ABC)
*1989-1990 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1990-1991 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1991-1992 - [[M. Hooper]] (Spennymoor ABC)
*1992-1993 - [[Michael McKenzie]] (Birmingham City ABC)
*1993-1994 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1994-1995 - [[Rodderick Allen]] ((Preston & Fulwood ABC)
*1995-1996 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1996-1997 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1997-1998 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1998-1999 - [[Billy Bessey]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*1999-2000 - [[John McDermott]] (St. Pancras ABC)
*2000-2001 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2001-2002 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2002-2003 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2003-2004 - [[Joe Young]] (Repton ABC)
*2004-2005 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2005-2006 - [[Derek Chisora]] (Finchley ABC)
*2005-2006 - [[David Price]] [[(Salisbury ABC)]]

[[Category:ABA Champions|ABA Heavyweight]]

Salisbury ABC

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Salisbury ABC

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Salisbury ABC

ABA Super Heavyweight Champions

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Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Super Heavyweight class was first contested in 1982. Winners include:
*1981-1982 - [[Adrian Elliott]] ((Fairburn House ABC)
*1982-1983 - [[Keith Ferdinand]] (Royal Navy)
*1983-1984 - [[Robert Wells]] (Kingston ABC)
*1984-1985 - [[Guy Williamson]] (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1985-1986 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1986-1987 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1987-1988 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1988-1989 - [[Patrick Passley]] (Lynn ABC)
*1989-1990 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1990-1991 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1991-1992 - [[M. Hooper]] (Spennymoor ABC)
*1992-1993 - [[Michael McKenzie]] (Birmingham City ABC)
*1993-1994 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1994-1995 - [[Rodderick Allen]] ((Preston & Fulwood ABC)
*1995-1996 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1996-1997 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1997-1998 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1998-1999 - [[Billy Bessey]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*1999-2000 - [[John McDermott]] (St. Pancras ABC)
*2000-2001 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2001-2002 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2002-2003 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2003-2004 - [[Joe Young]] (Repton ABC)
*2004-2005 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2005-2006 - [[Derek Chisora]] (Finchley ABC)
*2005-2006 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)

[[Category:ABA Champions|ABA Heavyweight]]

ABA Super Heavyweight Champions

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Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Super Heavyweight class was first contested in 1982. Winners include:
*1981-1982 - [[Adrian Elliott]] ((Fairburn House ABC)
*1982-1983 - [[Keith Ferdinand]] (Royal Navy)
*1983-1984 - [[Robert Wells]] (Kingston ABC)
*1984-1985 - [[Guy Williamson]] (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1985-1986 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1986-1987 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1987-1988 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1988-1989 - [[Patrick Passley]] (Lynn ABC)
*1989-1990 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1990-1991 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1991-1992 - [[M. Hooper]] (Spennymoor ABC)
*1992-1993 - [[Michael McKenzie]] (Birmingham City ABC)
*1993-1994 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1994-1995 - [[Rodderick Allen]] ((Preston & Fulwood ABC)
*1995-1996 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1996-1997 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1997-1998 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1998-1999 - [[Billy Bessey]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*1999-2000 - [[John McDermott]] (St. Pancras ABC)
*2000-2001 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2001-2002 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2002-2003 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2003-2004 - [[Joe Young]] (Repton ABC)
*2004-2005 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2005-2006 - [[Derek Chisora]] (Finchley ABC)

[[Category:ABA Champions|ABA Heavyweight]]

ABA Super Heavyweight Champions

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Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Super Heavyweight class was first contested in 1982. Winners include:
*1982 - [[Adrian Elliott]] ((Fairburn House ABC)
*1983 - [[Keith Ferdinand]] (Royal Navy)
*1984 - [[Robert Wells]] (Kingston ABC)
*1985 - [[Guy Williamson]] (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1986 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1987 - [[James Oyebola]] (All Stars ABC)
*1988 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1989 - [[Patrick Passley]] (Lynn ABC)
*1990 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1991 - [[Kevin McCormack]] (Coed Eva ABC)
*1992 - [[M. Hooper]] (Spennymoor ABC)
*1993 - [[Michael McKenzie]] (Birmingham City ABC)
*1994 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1995 - [[Rodderick Allen]] ((Preston & Fulwood ABC)
*1996 - [[Daniel Watts]] (Army)
*1997 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1998 - [[Audley Harrison]] (Repton ABC)
*1999 - [[Billy Bessey]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*2000 - [[John McDermott]] (St. Pancras ABC)
*2001 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2002 - [[Matthew Grainger]] (Woking ABC)
*2003 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2004 - [[Joe Young]] (Repton ABC)
*2004-2005 - [[David Price]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2005-2006 - [[Derek Chisora]] (Finchley ABC)

[[Category:ABA Champions|ABA Heavyweight]]