Salisbury ABC - Revision history

Matt: gyms category

2007-06-13T17:43:06Z

gyms category

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Matt: not a venue, amateur boxing club

2007-06-13T16:14:48Z

not a venue, amateur boxing club

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Ric: proofread + category

2007-06-13T15:57:05Z

proofread + category

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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.		'''Salisbury ABC''' is an English boxing club that 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 was club coach and secretary (and 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.		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.

	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.		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 is 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. 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's 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. Salibury returned to Britain in 1985 to lose to [[Nick Wilshire]] on a second round cut eye.


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Matt: Protected "Salisbury ABC": odd moves [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2007-06-13T14:01:29Z

Protected "Salisbury ABC": odd moves [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Matt at 14:01, 13 June 2007

2007-06-13T14:01:12Z

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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.		'''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.		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.

Matt at 14:00, 13 June 2007

2007-06-13T14:00:36Z

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	==Salisbury ABC is a boxing club that was formed in the heart of Liverpools inner-city in 1974==		'''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 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.		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.

Matt at 13:57, 13 June 2007

2007-06-13T13:57:24Z

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Matt: (Salisbury ABC). moved to Salisbury ABC

2007-06-13T13:56:10Z

(Salisbury ABC). moved to Salisbury ABC

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Jlynch27: Salisbury ABC moved to (Salisbury ABC).

2007-06-13T13:53:52Z

Salisbury ABC moved to (Salisbury ABC).

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Jlynch27 at 13:52, 13 June 2007

2007-06-13T13:52:19Z

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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.		==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.		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.