Gareth Jones 
Boxers of North Mid & West Wales 

Casual observers of the Welsh boxing scene might well think that the best practitioners of the sport have all hailed from the valleys and coastal cities of the south. But the rural counties have contributed their share to the nation’s fistic history. In the high-profile heavyweight division alone, the area covered by this book has produced two British champions and another who contested the title. Others have worn and challenged for Lonsdale Belts at lower weights. The first British boxer ever to win a medal at the world amateur championships can be found between these covers, along with the incredible youngster who was ranked in the world’s top 10 by the American Ring magazine when he was just 16 years old. This volume, packed with photographs – many published for the first time – profiles more than 50 boxers from the bare-knuckle era to stars of the present and future. It is a must-read for any fight fan, whether from Wales or further afield.

Tabela de Conteúdo

Ammanford


Jake Anthony


John Davies


Tommy Davies


Zack Davies


Phil Dicks


Danny Evans


Leon Findlay


Chris Jenkins


Kevin Jenkins


Dai Jones


Terry Magee


Iorrie Morris


Billy Quinlan


Reg Quinlan


Archie Rule




Carmarthen


Angelo Dragone


Dale Evans


Kevin Evans


Stanley Jones


Robert Peel




Ceredigion


Alan Jones


Chris Lawson




Denbighshire


Rocky Feliciello


Carl Gizzi


Eddie Lloyd


Craig Winter





Flintshire


Tom Doran


Paul Economides


Ray Hood





Gwynedd


Dave Davies


Tim Redman


Johnny Williams




Pembrokeshire


Ocky Davies


Steve Davies


Mickey Mc Donagh


James Probert


Scott Gammer


Henry Jones


Bryn Phillips




Powys


Nipper Pat Daly


Tiger Ellis


Emrys Jones


Dudley Lewis


Willie Lloyd


Dennis Powell


Ned Turner


Allan Wilkins




Wrexham


Jim Crawford


Bob Fielding


George Fielding


Mike Jones





Ynys Môn


Mark Evans


Ivor Jones

Sobre o autor

Gareth Jones has been writing and broadcasting on boxing in Wales for nearly half a century. He covered the sport for the South Wales Echo for more than 15 years and is still the Welsh Correspondent of the trade weekly, Boxing News.