PJ Gallagher - Revision history

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	== Rated at Super Featherweight and lightweight ==		== Rated at Super Featherweight and lightweight ==

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As an Amateur

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	Gallagher had 80 Amateur fights, winning 65 and losing 15. He won many national titles as a top class amateur boxer, including the Junior ABA's in 1987 and 1988. He also won the NAPC's in 1989 and finished the year by winning a gold medal in the golden gloves tournament.		Gallagher had 80 Amateur fights, winning 65 and losing 15. He won many national titles as a top class amateur boxer, including the Junior ABA's in 1987 and 1988. He also won the NAPC's in 1989 and finished the year by winning a gold medal in the golden gloves tournament.

	Gallagher then went on to win the Senior London ABA lightweight title in 1992, against [ Lewis Reynolds ] and eventually lost in the Senior ABA Semi-Finals in a disputed decision to the eventual champion.		Gallagher then went on to win the Senior London ABA lightweight title in 1992, against Lewis Reynolds and eventually lost in the Senior English ABA Semi-Finals in a disputed decision to the eventual champion Dean Amory

	Gallagher represented England throughout Europe against countries such as the United States, Turkey, Bulgaria, Iran, Germany and Hungary. His last achievement as an amateur boxer was winning a Bronze Medal at the European Championship which were held in Bulgaria.		Gallagher represented England throughout Europe against countries such as the United States, Turkey, Bulgaria, Iran, Germany and Hungary. His last achievement as an amateur boxer was winning a Bronze Medal at the European Championship which were held in Bulgaria.

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	Gallagher had 80 Amateur fights, winning 65 and losing 15. He won many national titles as a top class amateur boxer, including the Junior ABA's in 1987 and 1988. He also won the NAPC's in 1989 and finished the year by winning a gold medal in the golden gloves tournament.		Gallagher had 80 Amateur fights, winning 65 and losing 15. He won many national titles as a top class amateur boxer, including the Junior ABA's in 1987 and 1988. He also won the NAPC's in 1989 and finished the year by winning a gold medal in the golden gloves tournament.

	Gallagher then went on to win the Senior London ABA lightweight title in 1992, and eventually lost in the Senior ABA Semi-Finals in a disputed decision to the eventual champion.		Gallagher then went on to win the Senior London ABA lightweight title in 1992, against [ Lewis Reynolds ] and eventually lost in the Senior ABA Semi-Finals in a disputed decision to the eventual champion.

	Gallagher represented England throughout Europe against countries such as the United States, Turkey, Bulgaria, Iran, Germany and Hungary. His last achievement as an amateur boxer was winning a Bronze Medal at the European Championship which were held in Bulgaria.		Gallagher represented England throughout Europe against countries such as the United States, Turkey, Bulgaria, Iran, Germany and Hungary. His last achievement as an amateur boxer was winning a Bronze Medal at the European Championship which were held in Bulgaria.

	== Professional Career ==		== Professional Career ==

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	In January 1996, Gallagher got the chance to add to his Southern Area title belt for the Vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) international Title against [[Rakhim Mingaleev]] from Russia at Bracknell Leisure Centre. Gallagher won the bout on a unanimous decision over 12 rounds which moved his record to 15-0 (8 KO).		In January 1996, Gallagher got the chance to add to his Southern Area title belt for the Vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) international Title against [[Rakhim Mingaleev]] from Russia at Bracknell Leisure Centre. Gallagher won the bout on a unanimous decision over 12 rounds which moved his record to 15-0 (8 KO).

	In April 1996 Gallagher fought [[~~Davey~~ McHale]] from Scotland for the British Super-Feather Title at National Sports Centre in Crystal Palace with the fight ending in a 10th round KO win for Gallagher after McHale failed to beat the referee's count.		In April 1996 Gallagher fought [[Dave McHale]] from Scotland for the British Super-Feather Title at National Sports Centre in Crystal Palace with the fight ending in a 10th round KO win for Gallagher after McHale failed to beat the referee's count.

	Gallagher 1st defence of his Title was against [[Charles Shepherd]] at Erith in Kent. In what was voted the BBB&C fight of the year for 1996 ended in Gallagher winning a split decision and bringing his record to 17-0 (9 KO). Gallagher also came no 2 in the BBB&C Boxer of the year with [[Naseem Hamed]] coming 1st. Shepherd went on to win the British, Commonwealth and IBO World titles after Gallagher had retired from boxing.		Gallagher 1st defence of his Title was against [[Charles Shepherd]] at Erith in Kent. In what was voted the BBB&C fight of the year for 1996 ended in Gallagher winning a split decision and bringing his record to 17-0 (9 KO). Gallagher also came no 2 in the BBB&C Boxer of the year with [[Naseem Hamed]] coming 1st. Shepherd went on to win the British, Commonwealth and IBO World titles after Gallagher had retired from boxing.

	== Illness and comeback ==		== Illness and comeback ==

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	~~== '''name:''' pj gallagher ==~~


	~~Real name~~

	~~[[Patrick Joseph Gallagher]]~~

	~~== [[Alias]] GaleForce. ==~~

	== Rated at Super Featherweight and lightweight ==		== Rated at Super Featherweight and lightweight ==



	~~Nationality United Kingdom.~~		'''Professional achievements'''
			*Southern Area Title
	~~Born, 14 February 1973. Manchester, England.~~		*WBC International title
			*British Super featherweight title
	~~Stance, Orthodox.~~		*Rated at Super featherweight and lightweight

	'''~~titles won.~~

	~~== southern area~~ title ==

	== ~~w.b.c international title ==~~		== As an Amateur ==



	~~== british superfeather weight title ==~~

	~~Boxing record'''~~

	~~Total 20 fights.~~

	~~19 Wins.~~

	~~9 Wins by KO.~~


	As an Amateur

	Gallagher started boxing at the age of nine. He joined the Angel Amateur Boxing Club and stayed there throughout his Amateur Career. He was trained under Paul Hammick as a junior and Colin Wilson took over when Gallagher turned senior.		Gallagher started boxing at the age of nine. He joined the Angel Amateur Boxing Club and stayed there throughout his Amateur Career. He was trained under Paul Hammick as a junior and Colin Wilson took over when Gallagher turned senior.
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	Gallagher had 80 Amateur fights, winning 65 and losing 15. He won many national titles as a top class amateur boxer, including the Junior ABA's in 1987 and 1988. He also won the NAPC's in 1989 and finished the year by winning a gold medal in the golden gloves tournament.		Gallagher had 80 Amateur fights, winning 65 and losing 15. He won many national titles as a top class amateur boxer, including the Junior ABA's in 1987 and 1988. He also won the NAPC's in 1989 and finished the year by winning a gold medal in the golden gloves tournament.

	Gallagher then went on to win the Senior London ABA lightweight title in 1992 and eventually lost in the Senior ABA Semi-Finals in a disputed decision to the ~~Eventual Champion.~~		Gallagher then went on to win the Senior London ABA lightweight title in 1992, and eventually lost in the Senior ABA Semi-Finals in a disputed decision to the eventual champion.

	Gallagher represented England throughout Europe against countries such as the United States, Turkey, Bulgaria,I ran, Germany and Hungary. His last achievement as an amateur boxer was winning a Bronze Medal at the European Championship which were held in Bulgaria.

	~~pj gallagher, Early Professional Career~~

	Gallagher made his professional debut in September 1993 with a Technical Knockout (TKO) win over John Kelly at the York Hall in Bethnal Green. He compiled an unbeaten ledger of 13-0 (7 KO) with wins over the likes of Chris Clarkson and Marco Fattore before getting a crack at the vacant Southern Area title in November 1995. He won the title with sixth round KO win over Justin Murphy at York Hall in Bethnal Green.

	~~pj gallagher, WBC International Title win~~

	In January 1996, Gallagher got the chance to add to his Southern Area title belt for the Vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) international Title against Rakhim Mingaleev from Russia at Bracknell Leisure centre. Gallagher won the bout on a unanimous decision over 12 rounds which moved his record to 15-0 (8 KO).

	~~pj gallagher, British Champion~~

	In April 1996 Gallagher fought Davey McHale from Scotland for the British Super-Feather Title at National Sports Centre in Crystal Palace with the fight ending in a 10th round KO win for Gallagher after McHale failed to beat the referee's count.

	~~pj gallagher, British Title Defence~~

	Gallagher ~~1st defence of his Title was~~ against ~~Charles Shepherd at Erith in Kent~~. ~~In what~~ was ~~voted the BBB&C fight of the year for 1996 ended in Gallagher~~ winning a ~~split decision and bringing his record to 17-0 (9 KO). Gallagher also came no 2~~ in ~~the BBB&C Boxer of the year with Naseem Hamed coming 1st. Shepherd went on to win the British, Commonwealth and IBO World titles after Gallagher had retired from boxing~~.		Gallagher represented England throughout Europe against countries such as the United States, Turkey, Bulgaria, Iran, Germany and Hungary. His last achievement as an amateur boxer was winning a Bronze Medal at the European Championship which were held in Bulgaria.

	~~Illness strikes pj gallagher~~		== Professional Career ==

	~~In February 1997,~~ a ~~mystery illness struck Gallagher plans to dominate~~ the ~~British scene,~~ in a ~~warm up fight against journey man Bamana Dibateza~~ over ~~8 rounds~~ at ~~Grundy Park Leisure Centre~~ in ~~Cheshunt, Gallagher lost on points and did not look himself that night~~. ~~After seeking medical help~~, Gallagher ~~was suffering from low testosterone levels which made him feel weak, unfit. Gallagher continued training harder~~ to ~~make himself feel fit which only added harm~~ to his ~~body and a 1st defeat~~. Gallagher ~~gave up~~ his ~~British title belt and took time out of the ring~~ to ~~recover~~.		Gallagher made his professional debut in September 1993 with a Technical Knockout (TKO) win over [[John Kelly]] at the York Hall in Bethnal Green. He compiled an unbeaten ledger of 13-0 (7 KO) with wins over the likes of [[Chris Clarkson]] and [[Marco Fattore]] before getting a crack at the vacant Southern Area title in November 1995. He won the title with sixth round KO win over [[Justin Murphy]] at York Hall in Bethnal Green.

			In January 1996, Gallagher got the chance to add to his Southern Area title belt for the Vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) international Title against [[Rakhim Mingaleev]] from Russia at Bracknell Leisure Centre. Gallagher won the bout on a unanimous decision over 12 rounds which moved his record to 15-0 (8 KO).

	~~pj gallagher Comeback~~		In April 1996 Gallagher fought [[Davey McHale]] from Scotland for the British Super-Feather Title at National Sports Centre in Crystal Palace with the fight ending in a 10th round KO win for Gallagher after McHale failed to beat the referee's count.

			Gallagher 1st defence of his Title was against [[Charles Shepherd]] at Erith in Kent. In what was voted the BBB&C fight of the year for 1996 ended in Gallagher winning a split decision and bringing his record to 17-0 (9 KO). Gallagher also came no 2 in the BBB&C Boxer of the year with [[Naseem Hamed]] coming 1st. Shepherd went on to win the British, Commonwealth and IBO World titles after Gallagher had retired from boxing.

	~~Gallagher made a~~ comeback in June 2000 against old foe Marco Fattore at the Ulster Hall in Belfast which ended in Gallagher winning all six rounds and dropping his opponent on the way to a points win. Next up for Gallagher was David Kehoe at Elephant & Castle Centre in Southwark. Over 6x3 Gallagher won on all scorecards and waved goodbye to his fans as he announced his retirement from the sport and finished with a professional record of 19-1 (9KO).		== Illness and comeback ==

	~~pj gallagher~~ at ~~Garden City Runners~~		In February 1997, a mystery illness struck Gallagher plans to dominate the British scene, in a warm up fight against journeyman [[Bamana Dibateza]] over 8 rounds at Grundy Park Leisure Centre in Cheshunt, Gallagher lost on points and did not look himself that night. After seeking medical help, Gallagher was suffering from low testosterone levels which made him feel weak, unfit. Gallagher continued training harder to make himself feel fit which only added harm to his body and a 1st defeat. Gallagher gave up his British title belt and took time out of the ring to recover.

			Gallagher made a comeback in June 2000 against old foe [[Marco Fattore]] at the Ulster Hall in Belfast which ended in Gallagher winning all six rounds and dropping his opponent on the way to a points win. Next up for Gallagher was [[David Kehoe]] at Elephant & Castle Centre in Southwark. Over 6x3 Gallagher won on all scorecards and waved goodbye to his fans as he announced his retirement from the sport and finished with a professional record of 19-1 (9KO).

	Gallagher now runs half and full marathons all year round for Garden City Runners who are based in Hertfordshire to raise funds for his chosen charities. Gallagher has run the London Marathon twice, Rotterdam Holland, Edinburgh Scotland ~~and later this year is hoping to run the Boston Marathon and come in under the 3 Hour mark~~. In 2010, at the first ever Virgin London Marathon, Gallagher completed the 26.6 Miles in 2 Hours, 59 minutes and 20 seconds.		== Post boxing career ==
			Gallagher now runs half and full marathons all year round for Garden City Runners who are based in Hertfordshire to raise funds for his chosen charities. Gallagher has run the London Marathon twice, as well as others in Rotterdam, Holland, Edinburgh, Scotland. In 2010, at the first ever Virgin London Marathon, Gallagher completed the 26.6 Miles in 2 Hours, 59 minutes and 20 seconds.

	In ~~october~~ 2010, Gallagher become the fastast runner dressed as a leprechaun to run a marathon, with the time of 3 hours 9 minutes and 5 seconds. He set this record at the 31st ~~dublin~~-marathon. Gallagher raised money for the Downs Syndrome Association.		In October 2010, Gallagher become the fastast runner dressed as a leprechaun to run a marathon, with the time of 3 hours 9 minutes and 5 seconds. He set this record at the 31st Dublin-marathon. Gallagher raised money for the Downs Syndrome Association.

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