England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Middleweight Champions
The England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Middleweight Championship formerly known as the ABA Championships is the primary English amateur boxing championship.[1] It had previously been contested by all the nations of the United Kingdom.
England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Middleweight Champions | |
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Status | inactive |
Genre | Boxing |
Date(s) | - |
Country | - |
Inaugurated | 1951 |
Most recent | 2013 |
Organised by | England Boxing |
History
The light-middleweight division was inaugurated in 1951 but is currently not contested following a re-organisation of weight categories in 2014. The championships are highly regarded in the boxing world and seen as the most prestigious national amateur championships.[2][3]
Past Winners
Year | Winner | Club | Notes |
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2013 | Scott Fitzgerald | Larches and Savick ABC | |
2012 | Kelvin Fawaz | All Stars ABC | |
2011 | James Metcalf | Salisbury ABC | |
2010 | Antony Fowler | Golden Gloves ABC | |
2004 | Dan Guthrie | Yeovil & Reckleford ABC | |
2003 | Vin Raj | Leicester Youth ABC | |
2002 | Paul Smith | Rotunda ABC | |
2001 | Matthew Thirlwall | Fisher ABC | |
2000 | Chris Bessey | Army | |
1999 | Chris Bessey | Army | |
1998 | Chris Bessey | Army | |
1997 | Chris Bessey | Army | |
1996 | Scott Dann | Mayflower ABC | |
1995 | Chris Bessey | Army | |
1994 | Wayne Alexander | Lynn ABC | |
1993 | David Starie | Hurstlea & Kurridge ABC | |
1992 | Joe Calzaghe | Newbridge ABC | |
1991 | Timothy Taylor | Repton ABC | |
1990 | Timothy Taylor | Repton ABC | |
1989 | Neville Brown | Burton ABC | |
1988 | Wayne Ellis | Cardiff YMCA BC | |
1987 | Neville Brown | Burton ABC | |
1986 | Anthony Velinor | Army | |
1985 | Rod Douglas | St. Georges ABC | |
1984 | Rod Douglas | St. Georges ABC | |
1983 | Rod Douglas | St. Georges ABC | |
1982 | David Milligan | Denbeath BC | |
1981 | Errol Christie | Standard Triumph ABC | |
1980 | Jimmy Price | Holy Name ABC | |
1979 | Darwin Brewster | Roath Youth ABC | |
1978 | Earl Henderson | Reading ABC | |
1977 | Charlie Malarkey | Clydeview ABC | |
1976 | William Lauder | McTaggart ABC | |
1975 | Cy Harrison | Denbeath ABC | |
1974 | Roger Maxwell | Army | |
1973 | Roger Maxwell | Army | |
1972 | Larry Paul | Shrewsbury ABC | |
1971 | Alan Edwards | Worcester City ABC | |
1970 | Dave Simmonds | Gloucester ABC | |
1969 | Tom Imire | Bucchleuch ABC | |
1968 | Eric Blake | Battersea ABC | |
1967 | Alan Edwards | Worcester ABC | |
1966 | Tom Imire | Bucchleuch ABC | |
1965 | Pat Dwyer | Maple Leaf ABC | |
1964 | Bill Robinson | Stock Exchange ABC | |
1963 | Andrew Wyper | Witchknowe ABC | |
1962 | Jimmy Lloyd | Army | |
1961 | Johnny Gamble | Dowlais ABC | |
1960 | Willie Fisher | Craigneuk ABC | |
1959 | Stuart Pearson | Plant Works ABC | |
1958 | Stuart Pearson | Plant Works ABC | |
1957 | Johnny Cunningham | Royal Air Force | |
1956 | John McCormack | NB Loco ABC | |
1955 | Bernard Foster | Mitchell & Butlers ABC | |
1954 | Bruce Wells | Royal Air Force | |
1953 | Bruce Wells | Royal Air Force | |
1952 | Bernard Foster | Mitchell & Butlers ABC | |
1951 | Alf Lay | Battersea ABC |
References
- "Amateur boxing history". Boxing History.
- "What are the National Amateur Championships?". BBC Sport.
- "ABA Heavyweight Champions". BoxRec. Retrieved 2010-12-17.
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