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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.

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History

The light-middleweight division was inaugurated in 1951 but was not contested from 2005 to 2009 and from 2014 to 2021 following a re-organisation of weight categories in 2010 and 2014 respectively. Yet another weight re-organisation in 2022 resulted in the category returning as an under 71 Kg division. 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
1951 Alf Lay[4] Battersea ABC
1952 Bernard Foster[5] Mitchell & Butlers ABC
1953 Cpl. Bruce Wells[6] Royal Air Force
1954 Cpl. Bruce Wells[7] Royal Air Force
1955 Bernard Foster[8] Mitchell & Butlers ABC
1956 John McCormack[9] NB Loco ABC
1957 Johnny Cunningham[10] Royal Air Force
1958 Stuart Pearson[11] Plant Works ABC
1959 Stuart Pearson[12] Plant Works ABC
1960 Willie Fisher[13] Craigneuk ABC
1961 Johnny Gamble[14] Dowlais ABC
1962 Jimmy Lloyd[15] Army
1963 Andrew Wyper[16] Witchknowe ABC
1964 Bill Robinson Stock Exchange ABC
1965 Pat Dwyer[17] Maple Leaf ABC
1966 Tom Imrie Bucchleuch ABC
1967 Alan Edwards Worcester ABC
1968 Eric Blake Battersea ABC
1969 Tom Imrie Bucchleuch ABC
1970 Dave Simmonds Gloucester ABC
1971 Alan Edwards Worcester City ABC
1972 Larry Paul Shrewsbury ABC
1973 Roger Maxwell Army
1974 Roger Maxwell Army
1975 Cy Harrison Denbeath ABC
1976 William Lauder McTaggart ABC
1977 Charlie Malarkey Clydeview ABC
1978 Earl Henderson Reading ABC
1979 Darwin Brewster Roath Youth ABC
1980 Jimmy Price Holy Name ABC
1981 Errol Christie Standard Triumph ABC
1982 David Milligan Denbeath BC
1983 Rod Douglas St. Georges ABC
1984 Rod Douglas St. Georges ABC
1985 Rod Douglas St. Georges ABC
1986 Anthony Velinor Army
1987 Neville Brown Burton ABC
1988 Wayne Ellis Cardiff YMCA BC
1989 Neville Brown Burton ABC
1990 Timothy Taylor Repton ABC
1991 Timothy Taylor Repton ABC
1992 Joe Calzaghe Newbridge ABC
1993 David Starie Hurstlea & Kurridge ABC
1994 Wayne Alexander Lynn ABC
1995 Chris Bessey Army
1996 Scott Dann Mayflower ABC
1997 Chris Bessey Army
1998 Chris Bessey Army
1999 Chris Bessey Army
2000 Chris Bessey Army
2001 Matthew Thirlwall Fisher ABC
2002 Paul Smith Rotunda ABC
2003 Vin Raj Leicester Youth ABC
2004 Dan Guthrie Yeovil & Reckleford ABC
2005–2009 not held
2010 Antony Fowler Golden Gloves ABC
2011 James Metcalf Salisbury ABC
2012 Kelvin Fawaz All Stars ABC
2013 Scott Fitzgerald (Larches and Savick ABC)
2022 Ted Jackson[18] (St Paul's)
2023 Callum Makin[19] (Rotunda)

References

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