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Kell Brook

2022-02-16T11:08:43Z

Ryan mcauley:

[[File:KellBrook1.jpg|250px|thumb|left|@matchroomboxing]]
<boxer>272717</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[David Coldwell]] (2004-2005), [[Dominic Ingle]] (2005-2018, 2019-), [[John Fewkes]] (2018), [[Carlos Formento]] (2020) 
'''Promoter:''' [[Matchroom Sport]] (2011-present)

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[BBBofC]] British welterweight title ''(outright holder)''
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental welterweight title
*[[WBA]] Inter-Continental welterweight title
*[[IBF]] International welterweight title
*[[WBC]] Silver super welterweight title

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*4 opponents (3 by KO) beaten in world championship bouts.
*4-2-0 (3 KO’s) in world championship bouts.
*3-2-0 (1 KO’s) against former or current world champions:
**Won against [[Lovemore Ndou]], [[Vyacheslav Senchenko]] & [[Shawn Porter]].
**Lost against [[Gennady Golovkin]] & [[Errol Spence]]
'''Variant Record'''
*Has a record of 2-0-0 (1 KO’s) in fights outside his native United Kingdom.

==Notes==
*Kell Brook was the subject of the New Faces article in [[Ring Magazine: November 2011]]
*Brook was stabbed in 2007 after a night out in Burngreave, less than a week after defeating Karl David in Cardiff.
*Brook was also stabbed in the leg after an attack on holiday in Tenerife shortly after defeating [[Shawn Porter]] for the [[IBF]] World welterweight title in Carson, California.

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{{Incumbent succession box|
before=[[Shawn Porter]]|
title=[[IBF Welterweight Champion]]|
start=2014 Aug 16|
}}
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Brook, Kell}}
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:BBBoC British Title Outright Winners]]

Bradley Skeete

2021-01-10T16:26:15Z

Ryan mcauley:

[[File:Bradley.skeete11.jpeg|250px|thumb|left]]
<boxer>549621</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Dominic Ingle]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]] 
==Amateur Highlights==
*Record of 77-22-0
*'''2006''' International Junior Tournament Gold medalist in Mostar, Bosnia & Herzegovina (64kg):
**Defeated [[Dalibor Filipovic]] (Serbia and Montenegro) 11:8
**Defeated [[Mirza Aljic]] 4:3
**Defeated [[Stefan Stevanovic]] (Serbia and Montenegro) 11:3

*'''2007''' Commonwealth Championships Bronze medalist in Liverpool, England (64kg):
**Defeated [[F. Kanarg]] (Sierra Leone) RSC 2
**Lost to [[Kevin Bizier]] (Canada) 16:20

*'''2008''' International Haringey Tournament Gold medalist in London, England (64kg):
**Defeated [[Steve Turner]] (England) RSC 4
**Defeated [[Chris Evangelou]] (England) PTS

*'''2009''' English ABAE Nationals Silver medalist in Sheffield (64kg):
**Defeated [[Joe Hughes]] 8:6
**Defeated [[David Docherty]] 6:5
**Lost to [[Ronnie Heffron]] RSC 2

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*International Masters welterweight title
*[[BBBoC]] Southern Area welterweight title
*[[BBBoC]] English welterweight title
*[[WBA]] Inter-Continental welterweight title
*[[WBO]] European welterweight title
*[[BBBoC]] British welterweight title
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] welterweight title

{{DEFAULTSORT:Skeete, Bradley}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Welterweight Champions|Skeete,Bradley]]
[[Category:BBBoC British Title Outright Winners]]

Dillian Whyte

2020-07-16T11:13:16Z

Ryan mcauley:

[[File:Dwhyte.jpg|250px|left|thumb|left]]
<boxer>569964</boxer>
'''Trainers:''' [[Chris Okoh]] (2008-2015), [[Johnathon Banks]] (2015-2016), [[Mark Tibbs (London)| Mark Tibbs]] (2016-2020), [[Xavier Miller]] (2020-) 
'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Maloney]] (2011-2014), [[Eddie Hearn (Promoter)|Eddie Hearn]] (2016-) 
'''Manager:''' [[Joe Long]] (2011-2015) 

== Amateur Career ==
*Amateur Record: 6-0-0 (5 KO's).
*In his first amateur bout, in 2009, aged 20, Whyte defeated [[Anthony Joshua]] by unanimous decision over three rounds. He left one of his amateur opponents in a coma for several weeks, due to a knockout. Whyte has a limited amateur record because of a dispute with the [[ABA]] regarding his kickboxing background, which led him to turn professional in 2011, although trainer [[Chris Okoh]] wanted him to remain amateur.

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] International Silver heavyweight title
*[[WBC]] International heavyweight title
*[[BBBoC]] British heavyweight title
*[[WBC]] Silver heavyweight title
*[[WBO]] International heavyweight title
*interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 2-1 (1 KO) against current or former world champions.
**Won against [[Lucas Browne]] & [[Joseph Parker]].
**Lost against [[Anthony Joshua]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 3 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[David Allen]], [[Lucas Browne]] & [[Oscar Rivas]].

==Notes==
*Whyte has competed in professional kickboxing and MMA.
*Whyte tested positive for the banned substance methylhexaneamine (MHA) in a test on 13 October after his victory over Hungary's [[Sandor Balogh]]. The substance was found in the supplement 'Jack 3D' which at the time, could be purchased in store.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Whyte, Dillian}}
[[Category:Boxers who have participated in Mixed martial arts]]

Rocky Fielding vs. Charles Adamu

2020-05-20T14:21:01Z

Ryan mcauley:

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*'''[[Commonwealth Boxing Council|Commonwealth]] (British Empire) Super Middleweight Title'''

==Notes==
*Fielding was set to make his second defense of the Commonwealth title, but came in almost 7 lbs. overweight. He was therefore stripped of the belt and the title was only at stake for Adamu. Thus, although Fielding won the fight, he is not credited with a defense of the Commonwealth title.

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{{Fight Succession Box|
before=[[Rocky Fielding vs. Luke Blackledge|Fielding vs. Blackledge]]|
title=[[Commonwealth Super Middleweight Title Fights|Commonwealth Super Middleweight Title Fight]] # 38|
after=[[Isaac Ekpo vs. Peter Ato Ricketts|Ekpo vs. Ricketts]]|
}}
{{end box}}

Josh Taylor

2020-02-28T13:04:39Z

Ryan mcauley:

[[File:JoshTaylormtk.jpeg|left|thumb|250px|mtkglobal.com]]
<Human>725709</Human>
'''Trainer''': [[Shane McGuigan]] (2015-2020), [[Ben Davison]] (2020-) 
'''Promoter:''' [[Blain McGuigan]] (2015-2020), [[Bob Arum]] (2020-) 
'''Management:''' [[Barry McGuigan]] (2015-2019), [[MTK Global]] (2020-)

==Amateur Highlights==
*'''2010''' Commonwealth Games Silver medalist in New Dehli, India (60kg):
**Defeated [[Darren Edwards]] (Wales) 5:1
**Defeated [[Benjamin Lamptey]] (Ghana) 4:1
**Defeated [[Kautoa Roddy]] (Kiribati) 10:0
**Defeated [[Lomalita Moala]] (Tonga) 5:0
**Lost to [[Thomas Stalker]] (England) 3:11

*'''2011''' [[AIBA]] World Championships participant in Baku, Azerbaijan (60kg):
**Lost to [[Daniyar Yeleussinov]] (Kazakhstan) 5:11

*'''2011''' European Championships participant in Ankara, Turkey (60kg):
**Defeated [[Koba Pchakadze]] (Georgia) +12:12
**Lost to [[Domenico Valentino]] (Italy) 11:13

*'''2011''' Olympic Test Event Gold medalist in London, England (64kg):
**Defeated [[Jamel Herring]] (United States) 9-7
**Defeated [[Jeff Horn]] (Australia) 13-11
**Defeated [[Anthony Yigit]] (Sweden) 15-14

*'''2012''' European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Trabzon, Turkey (60kg):
**Defeated [[Miroslav Serban]] (Czech Republic) 15:6
**Defeated [[Artjoms Ramlavs]] (Latvia) 14:4
**Defeated [[Vladimir Sarukhanyan]] (Armenia) 17:9
**Lost to [[Vazgen Safaryants]] (Belarus) 10:13 ''(Qualified for the 2012 London Olympics)''

*'''2012''' Olympic Games participant in London, England (60kg):
**Defeated [[Robson Conceição]] (Brazil) 13:9
**Lost to [[Domenico Valentino]] (Italy) 10:15

*'''2013''' European Championships participant in Minsk, Belarus (64kg):
**Lost to [[Armen Zakaryan]] (Russia) 1:2

*'''2013''' [[AIBA]] World Championships participant in Almaty, Kazakhstan (64kg):
**Defeated [[Akiel Outram]] (Trinidad & Tobago) 3:0
**Lost to [[Merey Akshalov]] (Kazakhstan) 0:3

*'''2014''' Commonwealth Games Gold medalist in Glasgow, Scotland (64kg):
**Defeated [[Kagiso Bagwasi]] (Botswana) 3:0
**Defeated [[Richarno Colin]] (Mauritius) 3:0
**Defeated [[Zack Davies]] (Wales) 3:0
**Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (England) 3:0
**Defeated [[Junias Jonas]] (Namibia) 3:0

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] super lightweight title
*[[WBC]] Silver super lightweight title

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*2-0-0 (0 KO’s) in world championship bouts.
*4-0-0 (1 KO's) against former or current world champions.
**Won against [[Miguel Vazquez]], [[Viktor Postol]], [[Ivan Baranchyk]] & [[Regis Prograis]].
'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 4 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Ohara Davies]], [[Ryan Martin]], [[Ivan Baranchyk]] & [[Regis Prograis]].

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Ivan Baranchyk]]|
title=[[IBF Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2019 May 18 – present |
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Regis Prograis]] Super Champion||
title=[[WBA Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2019 Oct 26 – present '''Super Champion'''||
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Taylor, Josh}}
[[Category:2012 Olympians]]
[[Category:British Olympians]]
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:Scottish World Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]

Joe Joyce

2020-02-12T15:07:08Z

Ryan mcauley:

[[File:Joe_Joyce11.jpeg|250px|thumb|left|@Showtime Boxing]]
<human>811429</human>
'''Trainer:''' [[Ismael Salas]] (2017-2018, 2020-), [[Abel Sanchez]] (2018-2019), [[Adam Booth]] (2019) 
'''Promoters:''' [[Richard Schaefer]] (2017-), [[David Haye]] (2017-2018) 
'''Advisor:''' [[Al Haymon]] (2018-)

==Amateur Highlights==
*'''2012''' English [[ABA]] National Championships Gold medalist in London (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Nick Webb]] 38:25
**Defeated [[Rocky Broadway]] W/O
**Defeated [[Frazer Clarke]] 5:0

*'''2013''' European Amateur Boxing Championships Bronze medalist in Minsk, Belarus (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Milutin Stankovic]] (Serbia) 2:1
**Defeated [[Mikheil Bakhtidze]] (Georgia) 3:0
**Lost to [[Sergey Kuzmin]] (Russia) TKO 1

*'''2014''' English [[ABA]] National Championships Gold medalist in Liverpool (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Blaise Mendouo]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Nick Webb]] TKO
**Defeated [[Frazer Clarke]] TKO 3

*'''2013''' [[AIBA]] World Boxing Championships participant in Almaty, Kazakhstan (+91kg):
**Lost to [[Hamza Beguerni]] (Algeria) TKO 1

*'''2014''' Commonwealth Games Gold medalist in Glasgow, Scotland (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Keddy Agnes]] (Seychelles) 3:0
**Defeated [[Ross Henderson]] (Scotland) 3:0
**Defeated [[Mike Sekabembe]] (Uganda) WO
**Defeated [[Joseph Goodall]] (Australia) KO 1

*'''2015''' European Games Gold medalist in Baku, Azerbaijan (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Aleksei Zavatin]] (Malaysia) KO 1
**Defeated [[Mantas Valavicius]] (Lithuania) TKO 1
**Defeated [[Tony Yoka]] (France) 3:0
**Defeated [[Gasan Gimbatov]] (Russia) 3:0

*'''2015''' [[AIBA]] World Boxing Championships Bronze medalist in Doha, Qatar (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Mohamed Arjaoui]] (Morocco) 3:0
**Defeated [[Ali Eren Demirezen|Ali Demirezen]] (Turkey) 3:0
**Lose to [[Tony Yoka]] (France) 0:3

*'''2016''' Summer Olympic Games Silver medalist in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Davilson Morais]] (Cape Verde) TKO
**Defeated [[Bakhodir Jalolov]] (Uzbekistan) 3:0
**Defeated [[Ivan Dychko]] (Kazakhstan) 3:0
**Lost to [[Tony Yoka]] (France) 1:2
'''World Series of Boxing'''
*'''2012'''-'''2013''' Season boxing for British Lionhearts (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Matteo Modugno]] (Italy) of Italia Thunder TKOI 4
**Defeated [[Philip Gruener]] (Germany) of German Eagles 3:0
**Defeated [[Avery Gibson]] (United States) of USA Knockouts 3:0
**Defeated [[Filip Hrgovic]] (Croatia) of Astana Arlans 2:1
**Lost to [[Oleksandr Usyk]] (Ukraine) of Ukraine Otamans 0:3
**Defeated [[Milutin Stankovic]] (Serbia) of Mexico Guerreros 3:0

*'''2013'''-'''2014''' Season boxing for Italia Thunder (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Ali Kiyidin]] (Germany) of Team Germany TKO 5
**Defeated [[Fateh Touaher]] (Algeria) of Algeria Desert Hawks TKO 3

*'''2015''' Season boxing for British Lionhearts (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Viktor Vikhrist]] (Ukraine) of Ukraine Otamans KO 2
**Defeated [[Mohamed Grimes]] (Algeria) of Algeria Desert Hawks TKO 3
**Defeated [[Leinier Pero]] (Cuba) of Cuba Domadores 2:1
**Defeated [[Vladan Babic]] (Serbia) of China Dragons TKO 1
**Defeated [[Abdeldjalil Abouhamada]] (Morocco) of Morocco Atlas Lions 3:0
**Lost to [[Maxim Babanin]] (Russia) of Russian Boxing Team 1:2
**Defeated Edgar Ramirez (Mexico) of Mexico Guerreros 3:0

*'''2016''' Season boxing for British Lionhearts (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Brandon Lynch]] (United States) of USA Knockouts TKO 1

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] heavyweight title
*[[WBA]] Continental heavyweight title
*[[WBA]] Gold heavyweight title

==Career Factoids==
*Has a record of 1-0-0 (1 KO’s) against former or current world champions.
**Won against [[Bermane Stiverne]].

{{DEFAULTSORT:Joyce, Joe}}
[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists]]
[[Category:2016 Olympians]]
[[Category:British Olympians]]
[[Category:ABA Champions]]
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Heavyweight Champions]]

Jason Quigley

2019-12-06T08:12:02Z

Ryan mcauley:

[[File:JasonQuigley1.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
<boxer>692831</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Manny Robles (Trainer)| Manny Robles]] (2014-2017), [[Dominic Ingle]] (2017-2019), [[Andy Lee]] (2019-) 
'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]]
==Amateur Career==
*'''2009''' European Youth Championships Gold medalist in Szczecin, Poland (69kg).
*'''2013''' World Amateur Championships Silver medalist in Almaty, Kazakhstan (75kg):
**Defeated [[Vijender Singh]] (India) 2:0
**Defeated [[Aston Brown]] (Scotland) 3:0
**Defeated [[Zoltan Harcsa]] (Hungary) 3:0
**Defeated [[Artem Chebotarev]] (Russia) 3:0
**Lost to [[Zhanibek Alimkhanuly]] (Kazakhstan) 0:3
*'''2013''' European Amateur Championships Gold medalist in Minsk, Belarus (75kg):
**Defeated [[Arbi Tschakajew]] (Austria) 3:0
**Defeated [[Stefan Haertel]] (Germany) 3:0
**Defeated [[Ievgen Khytrov]] (Ukraine) 3:0
**Defeated [[Bogdan Juratoni]] (Romania) 2:1
*'''2013''' European Under-23 Championships Gold medalist in Kaliningrad, Russia (75kg).
'''World Series of Boxing'''
*'''2011'''-'''2012''' Season boxing for the Los Angeles Matadors
**Defeated [[Vitali Bandarenka]] (Russia) PTS
**Defeated [[Troy O’Meley]] (Australia) of Bangkok Elephants by TKO 2

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[NABF]] middleweight title

[[Category:NABF Middleweight Champions|Quigley, Jason]]

ABA Middleweight Champions

2019-11-27T15:52:57Z

Ryan mcauley:

Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) Middleweight championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Middleweight class was first contested at the inaugural competitions in 1881. The weight limit has been set at 75 kg since it's debut. Winners include:

*1881 - T. Bellhouse (Manchester ABC)
*1882 - A. Curnick (Clapton ABC)
*1883 - A. Curnick (West London ABC)
*1884 - W. Brown (Birmingham ABC)
*1885 - M. Salmon (London ABC)
*1886 - W. King (Belsize ABC)
*1887 - [[Robert Hair]] (North London ABC)
*1888 - [[Robert Hair]] (St. James ABC)
*1889 - G. Sykes (Cestus ABC)
*1890 - J. Hoare (Orion ABC)
*1891 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1892 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1893 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1894 - W. Sykes (Mincing Lane ABC)
*1895 - [[Geoff Townsend]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1896 - W. Ross (Belsize ABC)
*1897 - [[William J. Dees]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1898 - [[Geoff Townsend]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1899 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Columbia ABC)
*1900 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1901 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Lynn ABC)
*1902 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1903 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Lynn ABC)
*1904 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1905 - [[John Douglas]] (Belsize ABC)
*1906 - A. Murdoch (Belsize ABC)
*1907 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Gainsford ABC)
*1908 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1909 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1910 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Surrey Commercial Docks ABC)
*1911 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1912 - E. Chandler (Stock Exchange ABC)
*1913 - W. Bradley (Bermondsey Catholic ABC)
*1914 - H. Brown (Belsize ABC)
*1915 - Not held due to World War I
*1916 - Not held due to World War I
*1917 - Not held due to World War I
*1918 - Not held due to World War I
*1919 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys ABC)
*1920 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys ABC)
*1921 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Metropolitan Police ABC)
*1922 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys & Metropolitan Police ABC)
*1923 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1924 - [[John Elliott]] (Polytechnic ABC)
*1925 - [[John Elliott]] (Polytechnic & PLA Police ABC)
*1926 - F. Crawley (Royal Tank Corps)
*1927 - F. Crawley (Royal Tank Corps)
*1928 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1929 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1930 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1931 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1932 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1933 - [[Alf Shawyer]] (Old Goldsmiths ABC)
*1934 - [[Jimmy Magill]] (Royal Ulster Constabulary ABC)
*1935 - [[Jimmy Magill]] (Royal Ulster Constabulary ABC)
*1936 - A. Harrington (Victoria & Battersea ABC)
*1937 - [[Maurice Dennis]] (Northampton Polytechnic ABC)
*1938 - [[Henry Tiller]] (Norway)
*1939 - H. Davies (Nottingham City Police ABC)
*1940 - G. Page (Stones ABC)
*1941 - Not held due to World War II
*1942 - Not held due to World War II
*1943 - Not held due to World War II
*1944 - [[Jim Hockley]] (Langham ABC)
*1945 - R. Parker (APTC & Dagenham ABC)
*1946 - [[Randy Turpin]] (Royal Navy)
*1947 - [[Roy Agland]] (Tir-y-berth ABC)
*1948 - [[Johnny Wright]] (Royal Navy)
*1949 - [[Stan Lewis]] (Langham ABC)
*1950 - [[Peter Longo]] (Army)
*1951 - [[Eric Ludham]] (Army)
*1952 - [[Terry Gooding]] (Army)
*1953 - [[Ron Barton]] (Royal Air Force)
*1954 - K. Phillips (Royal Air Force)
*1955 - [[Frank Hope]] (St. Teresas ABC)
*1956 - [[Ron Redrup]] (West Ham ABC)
*1957 - P. Burke (Sankeys ABC)
*1958 - P. Hill (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1959 - [[Fred Elderfield]] (Army)
*1960 - A/C [[Roy Addison]] (Royal Air Force BA)
*1961 - Tpr. [[Johnny Caiger]] (Army BA)
*1962 - [[Alf Matthews]] (Litherland ABC)
*1963 - [[Alf Matthews]] (Litherland ABC)
*1964 - [[William Stack]] (Leamington Boys' Club)
*1965 - [[Bill Robinson]] (Stock Exchange ABC)
*1966 - [[Chris Finnegan]] (Hayes ABC)
*1967 - [[Allan Ball]] (Bargoed ABC)
*1968 - [[Peter McCann]] (Birkenhead ABC)
*1969 - [[Dave Wallington]] (Keystone Boys' Club)
*1970 - [[John Conteh]] (Kirkby ABC)
*1971 - [[Alan Minter]] (Crawley ABC)
*1972 - [[Frank Lucas]] (Sir Philip Game ABC)
*1973 - [[Frank Lucas]] (Sir Philip Game ABC)
*1974 - [[David Odwell]] (Repton ABC)
*1975 - [[David Odwell]] (Repton ABC)
*1976 - [[Eddie Burke]] (Woodside ABC)
*1977 - [[Robbie Davies]] (Birkenhead ABC)
*1978 - [[Herol Graham]] (Radford Boys ABC)
*1979 - [[Nicky Wilshire]] (National Smelting ABC)
*1980 - [[Mark Kaylor]] (West Ham ABC)
*1981 - [[Brian Schumacher ]](Royal Navy)
*1982 - [[James Price]] (Holy Name ABC)
*1983 - [[Trevor Forbes]] (All Star ABC)
*1984 - [[Brian Schumacher]] (Royal Navy)
*1985 - [[Denys Cronin]] (Llandbradach BC)
*1986 - [[Nigel Benn]] (West Ham ABC)
*1987 - [[Rod Douglas]] (Broad Street ABC)
*1988 - [[Mark Edwards]] (Royal Navy)
*1989 - [[Seymour Johnson]] (Gloucester ABC)
*1990 - [[Stephen Wilson]] (Haddington ABC)
*1991 - [[Mark Edwards]] (Royal Navy)
*1992 - [[Lee Woolcock]] (Canvey Island ABC)
*1993 - [[Joe Calzaghe]] (Newbridge ABC)
*1994 - [[David Starie]] (Hurstlea / Kerridge ABC)
*1995 - [[Jason Matthews]] (Crown and Manor ABC)
*1996 - [[John Pearce]] (Wellington ABC)
*1997 - [[Ian Cooper]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*1998 - [[John Pearce]] (Wellington ABC)
*1999 - [[Carl Froch]] (Phoenix ABC)
*2000 - [[Stephen Swales]] (Phil Thomas SOB ABC)
*2001 - [[Carl Froch]] (Phoenix ABC)
*2002 - [[Neil L Perkins]] (Kirkdale ABC)
*2003 - [[Neil L Perkins]] (Kirkdale ABC)
*2004 - D. Guthrie (Yeovil & Reckleford ABC)
*2005 - [[James DeGale]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2006 - [[James DeGale]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2007 - [[George Groves]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2008 - [[George Groves]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2009 - [[Hosea Burton]] (Jimmy Egans)
*2010 - [[Anthony Ogogo]] (Triple A)
*2011 - [[John Dignum]] (Brentwood Youth ABC)
*2012 - [[Danny Dignum]] (Brentwood Youth ABC)
*2013 - [[Adam Farrell]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2014 - [[Anthony Fowler (Liverpool)]] (Golden Gloves)
*2015 - [[Troy Williamson]] (Darlington)
*2016 - [[Ben Whittaker]] (Wodensbrough)
*2017 - [[Ben Whittaker]] (Wodensbrough)
*2018 - [[Jordan Reynolds]] (Hoddesdon)

[[Category:ABA Champions]]
[[Category:Amateur Boxing]]

ABA Middleweight Champions

2019-11-27T15:49:41Z

Ryan mcauley:

Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) Middleweight championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Middleweight class was first contested at the inaugural competitions in 1881. The weight limit has been set at 75 kg since it's debut. Winners include:

*1881 - T. Bellhouse (Manchester ABC)
*1882 - A. Curnick (Clapton ABC)
*1883 - A. Curnick (West London ABC)
*1884 - W. Brown (Birmingham ABC)
*1885 - M. Salmon (London ABC)
*1886 - W. King (Belsize ABC)
*1887 - [[Robert Hair]] (North London ABC)
*1888 - [[Robert Hair]] (St. James ABC)
*1889 - G. Sykes (Cestus ABC)
*1890 - J. Hoare (Orion ABC)
*1891 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1892 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1893 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1894 - W. Sykes (Mincing Lane ABC)
*1895 - [[Geoff Townsend]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1896 - W. Ross (Belsize ABC)
*1897 - [[William J. Dees]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1898 - [[Geoff Townsend]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1899 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Columbia ABC)
*1900 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1901 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Lynn ABC)
*1902 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1903 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Lynn ABC)
*1904 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1905 - [[John Douglas]] (Belsize ABC)
*1906 - A. Murdoch (Belsize ABC)
*1907 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Gainsford ABC)
*1908 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1909 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1910 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Surrey Commercial Docks ABC)
*1911 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1912 - E. Chandler (Stock Exchange ABC)
*1913 - W. Bradley (Bermondsey Catholic ABC)
*1914 - H. Brown (Belsize ABC)
*1915 - Not held due to World War I
*1916 - Not held due to World War I
*1917 - Not held due to World War I
*1918 - Not held due to World War I
*1919 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys ABC)
*1920 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys ABC)
*1921 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Metropolitan Police ABC)
*1922 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys & Metropolitan Police ABC)
*1923 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1924 - [[John Elliott]] (Polytechnic ABC)
*1925 - [[John Elliott]] (Polytechnic & PLA Police ABC)
*1926 - F. Crawley (Royal Tank Corps)
*1927 - F. Crawley (Royal Tank Corps)
*1928 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1929 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1930 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1931 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1932 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1933 - [[Alf Shawyer]] (Old Goldsmiths ABC)
*1934 - [[Jimmy Magill]] (Royal Ulster Constabulary ABC)
*1935 - [[Jimmy Magill]] (Royal Ulster Constabulary ABC)
*1936 - A. Harrington (Victoria & Battersea ABC)
*1937 - [[Maurice Dennis]] (Northampton Polytechnic ABC)
*1938 - [[Henry Tiller]] (Norway)
*1939 - H. Davies (Nottingham City Police ABC)
*1940 - G. Page (Stones ABC)
*1941 - Not held due to World War II
*1942 - Not held due to World War II
*1943 - Not held due to World War II
*1944 - [[Jim Hockley]] (Langham ABC)
*1945 - R. Parker (APTC & Dagenham ABC)
*1946 - [[Randy Turpin]] (Royal Navy)
*1947 - [[Roy Agland]] (Tir-y-berth ABC)
*1948 - [[Johnny Wright]] (Royal Navy)
*1949 - [[Stan Lewis]] (Langham ABC)
*1950 - [[Peter Longo]] (Army)
*1951 - [[Eric Ludham]] (Army)
*1952 - [[Terry Gooding]] (Army)
*1953 - [[Ron Barton]] (Royal Air Force)
*1954 - K. Phillips (Royal Air Force)
*1955 - [[Frank Hope]] (St. Teresas ABC)
*1956 - [[Ron Redrup]] (West Ham ABC)
*1957 - P. Burke (Sankeys ABC)
*1958 - P. Hill (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1959 - [[Fred Elderfield]] (Army)
*1960 - A/C [[Roy Addison]] (Royal Air Force BA)
*1961 - Tpr. [[Johnny Caiger]] (Army BA)
*1962 - [[Alf Matthews]] (Litherland ABC)
*1963 - [[Alf Matthews]] (Litherland ABC)
*1964 - [[William Stack]] (Leamington Boys' Club)
*1965 - [[Bill Robinson]] (Stock Exchange ABC)
*1966 - [[Chris Finnegan]] (Hayes ABC)
*1967 - [[Allan Ball]] (Bargoed ABC)
*1968 - [[Peter McCann]] (Birkenhead ABC)
*1969 - [[Dave Wallington]] (Keystone Boys' Club)
*1970 - [[John Conteh]] (Kirkby ABC)
*1971 - [[Alan Minter]] (Crawley ABC)
*1972 - [[Frank Lucas]] (Sir Philip Game ABC)
*1973 - [[Frank Lucas]] (Sir Philip Game ABC)
*1974 - [[David Odwell]] (Repton ABC)
*1975 - [[David Odwell]] (Repton ABC)
*1976 - [[Eddie Burke]] (Woodside ABC)
*1977 - [[Robbie Davies]] (Birkenhead ABC)
*1978 - [[Herol Graham]] (Radford Boys ABC)
*1979 - [[Nicky Wilshire]] (National Smelting ABC)
*1980 - [[Mark Kaylor]] (West Ham ABC)
*1981 - [[Brian Schumacher ]](Royal Navy)
*1982 - [[James Price]] (Holy Name ABC)
*1983 - [[Trevor Forbes]] (All Star ABC)
*1984 - [[Brian Schumacher]] (Royal Navy)
*1985 - [[Denys Cronin]] (Llandbradach BC)
*1986 - [[Nigel Benn]] (West Ham ABC)
*1987 - [[Rod Douglas]] (Broad Street ABC)
*1988 - [[Mark Edwards]] (Royal Navy)
*1989 - [[Seymour Johnson]] (Gloucester ABC)
*1990 - [[Stephen Wilson]] (Haddington ABC)
*1991 - [[Mark Edwards]] (Royal Navy)
*1992 - [[Lee Woolcock]] (Canvey Island ABC)
*1993 - [[Joe Calzaghe]] (Newbridge ABC)
*1994 - [[David Starie]] (Hurstlea / Kerridge ABC)
*1995 - [[Jason Matthews]] (Crown and Manor ABC)
*1996 - [[John Pearce]] (Wellington ABC)
*1997 - [[Ian Cooper]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*1998 - [[John Pearce]] (Wellington ABC)
*1999 - [[Carl Froch]] (Phoenix ABC)
*2000 - [[Stephen Swales]] (Phil Thomas SOB ABC)
*2001 - [[Carl Froch]] (Phoenix ABC)
*2002 - [[Neil Perkins]] (Kirkdale ABC)
*2003 - [[Neil Perkins]] (Kirkdale ABC)
*2004 - D. Guthrie (Yeovil & Reckleford ABC)
*2005 - [[James DeGale]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2006 - [[James DeGale]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2007 - [[George Groves]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2008 - [[George Groves]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2009 - [[Hosea Burton]] (Jimmy Egans)
*2010 - [[Anthony Ogogo]] (Triple A)
*2011 - [[John Dignum]] (Brentwood Youth ABC)
*2012 - [[Danny Dignum]] (Brentwood Youth ABC)
*2013 - [[Adam Farrell]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2014 - [[Anthony Fowler (Liverpool)]] (Golden Gloves)
*2015 - [[Troy Williamson]] (Darlington)
*2016 - [[Ben Whittaker]] (Wodensbrough)
*2017 - [[Ben Whittaker]] (Wodensbrough)
*2018 - [[Jordan Reynolds]] (Hoddesdon)

[[Category:ABA Champions]]
[[Category:Amateur Boxing]]

Neil L Perkins

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ABA Middleweight Champions

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ABA Middleweight Champions

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Boxers who have won the ABA (Amateur Boxing Association of England Limited) Middleweight championships, the top competition in British amateur boxing. The Middleweight class was first contested at the inaugural competitions in 1881. The weight limit has been set at 75 kg since it's debut. Winners include:

*1881 - T. Bellhouse (Manchester ABC)
*1882 - A. Curnick (Clapton ABC)
*1883 - A. Curnick (West London ABC)
*1884 - W. Brown (Birmingham ABC)
*1885 - M. Salmon (London ABC)
*1886 - W. King (Belsize ABC)
*1887 - [[Robert Hair]] (North London ABC)
*1888 - [[Robert Hair]] (St. James ABC)
*1889 - G. Sykes (Cestus ABC)
*1890 - J. Hoare (Orion ABC)
*1891 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1892 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1893 - [[Joe Steers]] (Middleton ABC)
*1894 - W. Sykes (Mincing Lane ABC)
*1895 - [[Geoff Townsend]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1896 - W. Ross (Belsize ABC)
*1897 - [[William J. Dees]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1898 - [[Geoff Townsend]] (Goldsmith's Institute ABC)
*1899 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Columbia ABC)
*1900 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1901 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Lynn ABC)
*1902 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1903 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Lynn ABC)
*1904 - [[Edward Mann]] (Lynn ABC)
*1905 - [[John Douglas]] (Belsize ABC)
*1906 - A. Murdoch (Belsize ABC)
*1907 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Gainsford ABC)
*1908 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1909 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1910 - [[Rube Warnes]] (Surrey Commercial Docks ABC)
*1911 - [[William Child]] (Cambridge ABC)
*1912 - E. Chandler (Stock Exchange ABC)
*1913 - W. Bradley (Bermondsey Catholic ABC)
*1914 - H. Brown (Belsize ABC)
*1915 - Not held due to World War I
*1916 - Not held due to World War I
*1917 - Not held due to World War I
*1918 - Not held due to World War I
*1919 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys ABC)
*1920 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys ABC)
*1921 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Metropolitan Police ABC)
*1922 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Old Boys & Metropolitan Police ABC)
*1923 - [[Harry Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1924 - [[John Elliott]] (Polytechnic ABC)
*1925 - [[John Elliott]] (Polytechnic & PLA Police ABC)
*1926 - F. Crawley (Royal Tank Corps)
*1927 - F. Crawley (Royal Tank Corps)
*1928 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1929 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1930 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1931 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1932 - [[Fred Mallin]] (Eton Manor ABC)
*1933 - [[Alf Shawyer]] (Old Goldsmiths ABC)
*1934 - [[Jimmy Magill]] (Royal Ulster Constabulary ABC)
*1935 - [[Jimmy Magill]] (Royal Ulster Constabulary ABC)
*1936 - A. Harrington (Victoria & Battersea ABC)
*1937 - [[Maurice Dennis]] (Northampton Polytechnic ABC)
*1938 - [[Henry Tiller]] (Norway)
*1939 - H. Davies (Nottingham City Police ABC)
*1940 - G. Page (Stones ABC)
*1941 - Not held due to World War II
*1942 - Not held due to World War II
*1943 - Not held due to World War II
*1944 - [[Jim Hockley]] (Langham ABC)
*1945 - R. Parker (APTC & Dagenham ABC)
*1946 - [[Randy Turpin]] (Royal Navy)
*1947 - [[Roy Agland]] (Tir-y-berth ABC)
*1948 - [[Johnny Wright]] (Royal Navy)
*1949 - [[Stan Lewis]] (Langham ABC)
*1950 - [[Peter Longo]] (Army)
*1951 - [[Eric Ludham]] (Army)
*1952 - [[Terry Gooding]] (Army)
*1953 - [[Ron Barton]] (Royal Air Force)
*1954 - K. Phillips (Royal Air Force)
*1955 - [[Frank Hope]] (St. Teresas ABC)
*1956 - [[Ron Redrup]] (West Ham ABC)
*1957 - P. Burke (Sankeys ABC)
*1958 - P. Hill (Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
*1959 - [[Fred Elderfield]] (Army)
*1960 - A/C [[Roy Addison]] (Royal Air Force BA)
*1961 - Tpr. [[Johnny Caiger]] (Army BA)
*1962 - [[Alf Matthews]] (Litherland ABC)
*1963 - [[Alf Matthews]] (Litherland ABC)
*1964 - [[William Stack]] (Leamington Boys' Club)
*1965 - [[Bill Robinson]] (Stock Exchange ABC)
*1966 - [[Chris Finnegan]] (Hayes ABC)
*1967 - [[Allan Ball]] (Bargoed ABC)
*1968 - [[Peter McCann]] (Birkenhead ABC)
*1969 - [[Dave Wallington]] (Keystone Boys' Club)
*1970 - [[John Conteh]] (Kirkby ABC)
*1971 - [[Alan Minter]] (Crawley ABC)
*1972 - [[Frank Lucas]] (Sir Philip Game ABC)
*1973 - [[Frank Lucas]] (Sir Philip Game ABC)
*1974 - [[David Odwell]] (Repton ABC)
*1975 - [[David Odwell]] (Repton ABC)
*1976 - [[Eddie Burke]] (Woodside ABC)
*1977 - [[Robbie Davies]] (Birkenhead ABC)
*1978 - [[Herol Graham]] (Radford Boys ABC)
*1979 - [[Nicky Wilshire]] (National Smelting ABC)
*1980 - [[Mark Kaylor]] (West Ham ABC)
*1981 - [[Brian Schumacher ]](Royal Navy)
*1982 - [[James Price]] (Holy Name ABC)
*1983 - [[Trevor Forbes]] (All Star ABC)
*1984 - [[Brian Schumacher]] (Royal Navy)
*1985 - [[Denys Cronin]] (Llandbradach BC)
*1986 - [[Nigel Benn]] (West Ham ABC)
*1987 - [[Rod Douglas]] (Broad Street ABC)
*1988 - [[Mark Edwards]] (Royal Navy)
*1989 - [[Seymour Johnson]] (Gloucester ABC)
*1990 - [[Stephen Wilson]] (Haddington ABC)
*1991 - [[Mark Edwards]] (Royal Navy)
*1992 - [[Lee Woolcock]] (Canvey Island ABC)
*1993 - [[Joe Calzaghe]] (Newbridge ABC)
*1994 - [[David Starie]] (Hurstlea / Kerridge ABC)
*1995 - [[Jason Matthews]] (Crown and Manor ABC)
*1996 - [[John Pearce]] (Wellington ABC)
*1997 - [[Ian Cooper]] (Hartlepool Boys ABC)
*1998 - [[John Pearce]] (Wellington ABC)
*1999 - [[Carl Froch]] (Phoenix ABC)
*2000 - [[Stephen Swales]] (Phil Thomas SOB ABC)
*2001 - [[Carl Froch]] (Phoenix ABC)
*2002 - [[Neil Perkins]] (Kirkdale ABC)
*2003 - [[Neil Perkins]] (Kirkdale ABC)
*2004 - D. Guthrie (Yeovil & Reckleford ABC)
*2005 - [[James DeGale]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2006 - [[James DeGale]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2007 - [[George Groves]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2008 - [[George Groves]] (Dale Youth ABC)
*2009 - [[Hosea Burton]] (Jimmy Egans)
*2010 - [[Anthony Ogogo]] (Triple A)
*2011 - [[John Dignum]] (Brentwood Youth ABC)
*2012 - [[Danny Dignum]] (Brentwood Youth ABC)
*2013 - [[Adam Farrell]] (Salisbury ABC)
*2014 - [[Anthony Fowler (Liverpool)]] (Golden Gloves)
*2015 - [[Troy Williamson]] (Darlington)
*2016 - [[Ben Whittaker]] (Wodensbrough)
*2017 - [[Ben Whittaker]] (Wodensbrough)
*2018 - [[Jordan Reynolds]] (Hoddesdon)

[[Category:ABA Champions]]
[[Category:Amateur Boxing]]

ABA Middleweight Champions

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Neil Perkins

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Neil Perkins

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2002 and 2003 ABA middleweight champions.

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[[Category:ABA Champions]]

Bradley Saunders

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<boxer>598422</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Danny Vaughan]] (2012-2015), [[Peter Sims]] (2016-2017) 
'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]] (2012-2014) [[Eddie Hearn (Promoter)|Eddie Hearn]] (2014-2017)
==Amateur Career==
*'''2007''' [[ABA]] Light welterweight champion
*'''2007''' European Union Amateur Boxing Championships Bronze medalist in Dublin, Ireland at 64kg
*'''2007''' World Championships Bronze medalist in Chicago, United States at 64kg:
**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 23-12
**Defeated [[Gumersindo Lucas Carrasco]] (Argentina) RSCO 3
**Defeated [[Javier Molina]] (United States) 24-12
**Defeated [[Alexis Vastine]] (France) 30-13
**Lost to [[Gennady Kovalev]] (Russia) 8-16
*'''2008''' Olympic Games participant in Beijing, China at 64kg:
**Defeated [[Samuel Kotey Neequaye]] (Ghana) KO 1 (2:24)
**Lost to [[Alexis Vastine]] (France) 7-11
*'''2009''' European Union Amateur Boxing Championships Gold medalist in Odense, Denmark at 64kg
*'''2010''' Commonwealth Games Silver medalist in New Delhi, India at 64kg:
**Defeated [[Dominic Boatswain]] (Grenada) RSCH 1
**Defeated [[Anthony Taylor]] (New Zealand) 10-0
**Defeated [[Yves Ulysse Jr.]] (Canada) 11-4
**Defeated [[Richarno Colin]] (Mauritius) 10-7
**Lost to [[Manoj Kumar]] (India) 2-11

==Regional & Minor Titles==
[[WBO]] Inter-Continental super lightweight title

==Notes==
*November 2008 - Saunders was arrested on suspicion of dealing cocaine after police dogs in executing a warrant discovered a large quantity of the drug in he and his girlfriend's back garden. [http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/more-sport/boxing/2008/11/25/british-olympic-boxer-arrested-over-12k-cocaine-find-in-his-back-garden-115875-20923375/]
*On April 17, 2009 it was announced that Saunders would not face charges as the British CPS (Crown Prosecution Service) decided not to proceed with the case. [http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/17/bradley-saunders-cocaine-charges-dropped]
*Saunders did not box for over 21 months, after suffering two broken hands in his defeat to [[Renald Garrido]].

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[[Category:2008 Olympians]]
[[Category:British Olympians]]
[[Category:ABA Champions]]

Nick Blackwell vs. Jack Arnfield

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*[[BBBofC]] British middleweight title
• Arnfield down in 5th

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* Johnson down late in the 5th

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* Price knocked down by a left hook in Round 1

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'''•''' Johnson down late in the 5th

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• Price knocked down by a left hook in Round 1

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• Price knocked down by a left hook in Round 1

Kell Brook

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<boxer>272717</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[David Coldwell]] (2004-2005), [[Dominic Ingle]] (2005-2018, 2019-), [[John Fewkes]] (2018) 
'''Promoter:''' [[Matchroom Sport]] (2011-present)

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[BBBofC]] British welterweight title ''(outright holder)''
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental welterweight title
*[[WBA]] Inter-Continental welterweight title
*[[IBF]] International welterweight title
*[[WBC]] Silver super welterweight title

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*4-2-0 (3 KO’s) in world championship bouts.
*3-2-0 (1 KO’s) against former or current world champions:
**Won against [[Lovemore Ndou]], [[Vyacheslav Senchenko]] & [[Shawn Porter]].
**Lost against [[Gennady Golovkin]] & [[Errol Spence]]
'''Variant Record'''
*Has a record of 2-0-0 (1 KO’s) in fights outside his native United Kingdom.

==Notes==
*Kell Brook was the subject of the New Faces article in [[Ring Magazine: November 2011]]
*Brook was stabbed in 2007 after a night out in Burngreave, less than a week after defeating Karl David in Cardiff.
*Brook was also stabbed in the leg after an attack on holiday in Tenerife shortly after defeating [[Shawn Porter]] for the [[IBF]] World welterweight title in Carson, California.

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[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:BBBoC British Title Outright Winners]]

Hughie Fury

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[[File:HughieFury11.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
<boxer>643611</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Peter Fury]] (2013-) 

'''Promoter:''' [[Mick Hennessy]] (2013-2019), [[Matchroom Sport]] (2019-)

'''Management:''' [[MTK Global]] 

==Amateur Career==
*'''2012''' English Junior & Youth National Championships winner in Batley (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Charlie Eastwood]] 20:11

*'''2012''' [[AIBA]] Youth World Championships Gold medalist in Erevan, Armenia (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Guido Vianello]] (Italy) 16:7
**Defeated [[Akram Abdisamatov]] (Kirgizstan) 21:7
**Defeated [[Kanagat Akhmedov]] (Kazakhstan) 15:5
**Defeated [[Narek Melkonyan]] (Armenia) 13:5
**Defeated [[Narender]] (India) 10:6

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental heavyweight title
*[[BBBoC]] British heavyweight title

==Notes==
*Hughie is trained by his father [[Peter Fury]].
*Hughie is from a family of boxers which includes father [[Peter Fury]], uncles [[John Fury]] and [[Hugh Fury]], cousins [[Tyson Fury]], [[Young (Hughie) Fury]] and [[Phill Fury]].
'''[[:Category:Hughie Fury Gallery|Hughie Fury Gallery]]'''
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[[Category:Fury Family]]

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Johnson down late in the 5th