England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Welterweight Champions

The England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Welterweight 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-Welterweight Champions
Status	active
Genre	Boxing
Date(s)	-
Country	-
Inaugurated	1951
Organised by	England Boxing

History

The light-welterweight division was inaugurated in 1951 is currently contested in the Under-64 kg weight category. The championships are highly regarded in the boxing world and seen as the most prestigious national amateur championships.[2]

Past Winners

Year	Winner	Club	Notes
2020	cancelled due to COVID 19.[3]
2019	Sam Noakes	Westree ABC
2018	Dalton Smith	Steel City ABC
2017	Thomas Hodgson	Birtley ABC
2016	Danny Wright	Centurions ABC
2015	Pat McCormack	Birtley ABC
2014	Sam Maxwell	Salisbury ABC
2013	Josh Kelly	Houghton & District ABC
2012	Louis Adolphe	Earlsfield ABC
2011	Danny Phillips	South Bank ABC
2010	Joe Hughes	Malmsbury
2009	Ronnie Heffron	Boarshaw ABC
2008	Liam Smith	Rotunda ABC
2007	Bradley Saunders	South Durham ABC
2006	Jamie Cox	Walcot ABC
2005	Michael Grant	Harringay ABC
2004	John Watson	Higherside ABC
2003	Lee Beavis	Dale Youth ABC
2002	Lenny Daws	Rosehill ABC
2001	Gavin Smith	Karmand ABC
2000	Nigel Wright	Shildon ABC
1999	Daniel Happe	Repton ABC
1998	Nigel Wright	Shildon ABC
1997	Ricky Hatton	Sale West ABC
1996	Carl Wall	Gemini ABC
1995	Alan Vaughan	Huyton ABC
1994	Alan Temple	Hartlepool Boys Welfare ABC
1993	Peter Richardson	Philip Thomas School of Boxing ABC
1992	Darren McCarrick	Boarshaw ABC
1991	Jason Matthews	Aberbargoed BC
1990	James Pender	St. Francis ABC
1989	Allan Hall	Shildon BR ABC
1988	Allan Hall	Darlington ABC
1987	Andy Holligan	Rotunda ABC
1986	Jonathan Alsop	Cardiff YMCA ABC
1985	Ibby Mustara	Lynn ABC
1984	Dave Griffiths	Splott Adventure ABC
1983	Dave Dent	St. Pancras ABC
1982	Tony Adams	Fitzroy Lodge ABC
1981	Tony Willis	Rotunda ABC
1980	Tony Willis	Rotunda ABC
1979	Eddie Copeland	Cavendish ABC
1978	Dave Williams	Brookside ABC
1977	James Douglas	Camperdown ABC
1976	Clinton McKenzie	Sir Philip Game ABC
1975	Joseph Zeraschi	Fitzroy Lodge ABC
1974	Peter Kelly	Royal Navy
1973	Neville Cole	Fitzroy Lodge ABC
1972	Terry Waller	Lynn ABC
1971	Michael Kingwell	Robert Browning ABC
1970	Dave Davies	Bangor YMCA ABC
1969	John H. Stracey	Repton ABC
1968	Eamonn Cole	Fitzroy Lodge ABC
1967	Brian Hudspeth	Garden City ABC
1966	Billy Hiatt	Battersea ABC
1965	Dick McTaggart	Kelvin ABC
1964	Robert Taylor	Mitchell & Butlers ABC
1963	Dick McTaggart	Kelvin ABC
1962	Brian Brazier	Army
1961	Brian Brazier	Army
1960	R. Day	Leicester Lads Club
1959	Robert Kane	St. Mungos ABC
1958	Robert Kane	St. Mungos ABC
1957	Dave Stone	Army
1956	Dave Stone	Battersea ABC
1955	F. McQuillan	Dundee BC
1954	G. Martin	Army
1953	D. Hughes	Cardiff Gas BC
1952	Peter Waterman	Caius ABC
1951	W. Connor	Lowe House ABC

References

1. "Amateur boxing history". Boxing History.
2. "What are the National Amateur Championships?". BBC Sport.
3. "Coronavirus cancellation". England Boxing. Retrieved 4 February 2021.