Neil Malpass - Revision history

John at 15:11, 15 November 2025

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.




	[[Category:2024 Deaths\|Malpass, Neil]]		[[Category:2024 Deaths\|Malpass, Neil]]

Wouter at 16:02, 19 December 2024

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.
			[[Category:2024 Deaths\|Malpass, Neil]]

Wouter at 18:10, 1 October 2019

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.

Wouter: Reverted edits by Journeymen (talk) to last revision by Mercman

2014-12-11T07:53:45Z

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.
	~~[[Category:Regional Champions\|Malpass, Neil]]~~

Journeymen at 07:08, 9 December 2014

2014-12-09T07:08:20Z

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.
			[[Category:Regional Champions\|Malpass, Neil]]

Mercman at 14:20, 1 June 2007

2007-06-01T14:20:49Z

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent'for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.

Mercman at 14:20, 1 June 2007

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent.' Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent'for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.

Wouter: Boxer:Neil Malpass:22460 moved to Neil Malpass

2007-05-18T17:17:00Z

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Wouter at 17:16, 18 May 2007

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent'.Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and WBC title challenger Alfredo Evangelista the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion Sean McKenna and former British heavyweight champion Danny McAlinden and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious Paul Sykes in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against Gypsy John Fury - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		<boxer>22460</boxer><br>
			As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent.' Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.

Mercman at 07:29, 18 May 2007

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent'.Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and WBC title challenger Alfredo Evangelista the distance, a stoppage ~~win~~ over former British heavyweight champion Danny McAlinden and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious Paul Sykes in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against Gypsy John Fury - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent'.Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and WBC title challenger Alfredo Evangelista the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion Sean McKenna and former British heavyweight champion Danny McAlinden and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious Paul Sykes in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against Gypsy John Fury - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.




	[[Category:2024 Deaths\|Malpass, Neil]]		[[Category:2024 Deaths\|Malpass, Neil]]

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	As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.		As an amateur Malpass was Northern Counties heavyweight champion and, after winning 10 of his first eleven professional fights (8 inside the distance), was seen as a heavyweight prospect for a while. However, ultimately he did not break through at the top level and became a 'journeyman' type fighter travelling all over Britain and Europe as an 'opponent' for up and coming fighters. Career highlights include taking former European heavyweight champion and [[WBC]] title challenger [[Alfredo Evangelista]] the distance, stoppage wins over Northern Ireland heavyweight champion [[Sean McKenna]] and former British heavyweight champion [[Danny McAlinden]] and two fights (one draw and one win by disqualification) against the notorious [[Paul Sykes]] in Central Area championship fights. Malpass was Central Area heavyweight champion on three occasions with his last fight for the title against [[John Fury\|Gypsy John Fury]] - a Yorkshire v Lancashire match-up - billed as the 'War of the Roses'.
			[[Category:2024 Deaths\|Malpass, Neil]]