FESTIVAL TROPHY HANDICAP CHASE
January 25th, 2020
The Festival Trophy was originally known as the National Hunt Handicap Chase but remains a c[...]
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British Light Welterweight title: Jenkins v Nurse |
British Light Welterweight Title (April 2015) The vacant British Light Welterweight Title (12 x 3) had promised genuine combat between Scottish veteran Willie Limond (2 February 1979) and Welsh Chris Jenkins (14 August 1988) at the First Direct Arena in Leeds on 11th April 2015, live on Sky Sports. However, Limond has since cried … Continue reading
Chris Jenkins en route! |
Boxing has a rich heritage in South Wales and a breeding ground for boxing champions and this golden conveyor belt is about to produce another. Chris Jenkins (24), who hails from Maes Yr Hendre in Garnant under the guidance of trainer Ronnie Morris, is climbing the light-welterweight rankings in a manner most thrilling! Has … Continue reading
My thanks to Paul Boyce and his team for making me very welcomed on Saturday 16 June 2012 at Neath Sport Centres (Cwrt Herbert) boxing night where he launched an action packed programme. It was a great success and a fantastic night and I was honoured to be accompanied by Welsh boxing legends Jimmy Bromfield and … Continue reading
Our most recent article about how Frank Warren treats his fighters has caused quite a stir and when www.boxingscene.com wanted to publish it there were threatening noises made by FWP and their legal team. At The Racing Horse we believe real journalism is printing the truth whilst remaining objective. Terrence Dooley of www.boxingscene.com apologised to … Continue reading
Warren’s propensity to lose fighters… Frank Warren’s propensity to lose fighters from his stable confirms the derision in which he is held. A mixture of cold fish indifference and financial skulduggery are just two perceived reasons put forward by boxing fans as to the cause. One can safely assume this is something that does … Continue reading
Swansea Boxers (1916 to 2010). |
On Friday 7th October 2011 and in the company of the most famous Swansea boxing trainer Jimmy Bromfield I was privileged to attend a book launch written by Jeff Burns called ‘Swansea Boxers 1916 to 2010.’ The book launch was in Swansea at the Railmen’s Club, Wind Street. More than 120 people, including boxers, … Continue reading