England Boxing National Amateur Championships Welterweight Champions

England Boxing National Amateur Championships ; Welterweight Champions
Status	active
Genre	Boxing
Date(s)	-
Country	-
Inaugurated	1920
Organised by	England Boxing

The England Boxing National Amateur Championships 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.

History

The welterweight division was inaugurated in 1920 and is currently contested in the under-69 Kg weight division. The championships are highly regarded in the boxing world and seen as the most prestigious national amateur championships.[2]

Past winners


Year	Winner	Club
2020	cancelled due to COVID 19.[3]
2019	Harvey Lambert	St Paul's ABC
2018	Harris Akbar	Bradford College/Police
2017	Harris Akbar	Bradford Police
2016	Carl Fail	Far Cotton ABC
2015	Conor Loftus	Burmantofts ABC
2014	Conor Loftus	Burmantofts ABC
2013	Jeff Saunders	Army
2012	Tamuka Muchapondwa	Reading ABC
2011	Damon Jones	West Leeds ABC
2010	Dudley O'Shaughnessy	West Ham ABC
2009	Liam Cameron	Steel City ABC
2008	Anthony Ogogo	Triple A ABC
2007	Joe Selkirk	Rotunda ABC
2006	Denton Vassell	Fox ABC
2005	Brett Flourney	Army
2004	Martin Murray	St. Helen's Town ABC
2003	Daniel Happe	Honor Oak ABC
2002	Vin Raj	Leicester Youth ABC
2001	Matthew Macklin	Small Heath ABC
2000	Francis Doherty	Kingsthorpe Boys ABC
1999	Anthony Cesay	Repton ABC
1998	David Walker	Fisher ABC
1997	Francie Barrett	Trojan ABC
1996	Jawaid Khaliq	Meadows & Ruddington ABC
1995	Michael Hall	Darlington ABC
1994	Kevin Short	Army
1993	Chris Bessey	Army
1992	Mark Santini	Birmingham City ABC
1991	Joe Calzaghe	Newbridge ABC
1990	Adrian Carew	Lynn ABC
1989	Mark Elliott	Bennett's Bank ABC
1988	Mark McCreath	Bracebridge ABC
1987	Mark Elliott	GKN Sankey ABC
1986	Darren Dyer	St. Monica's ABC
1985	Errol McDonald	Ruddington ABC
1984	Mickey Hughes	St. Pancras ABC
1983	Bob McKenley	Cavendish ABC
1982	Chris Pyatt	Belgrave ABC
1981	Terry Marsh	Royal Navy
1980	Terry Marsh	Royal Navy
1979	Joey Frost	Rotunda ABC
1978	Edward Byrne	Leamington Boys ABC
1977	Colin Jones	Penyrheol ABC
1976	Colin Jones	Penyrheol ABC
1975	Wayne Bennett	New Tredegar ABC
1974	Terry Waller	Lynn ABC
1973	Terry Waller	Lynn ABC
1972	Trevor Francis	Basingstoke ABC
1971	Dave Davies	Bangor YMCA BC
1970	Terry Waller	Lynn ABC
1969	Terry Henderson	Robert Browning ABC
1968	David Martyn	BDS ABC
1967	Dave Cranswick	Sea Cadet Corps
1966	Peter Cragg	Electrolux ABC
1965	Peter B. Henderson	Robert Browning ABC
1964	Michael Varley	Clifton ABC
1963	Johnny Pritchett	Bingham & District ABC
1962	Johnny Pritchett	Bingham ABC
1961	Tony Lewis	St. Pancras ABC
1960	Colin Humphreys	Porthcawl ABC
1959	Jimmy McGrail	Royal Air Force
1958	Brian Curvis	Army
1957	Ron Warnes	Army
1956	Nicholas Gargano	Covent Gardens ABC
1955	Nicholas Gargano	Army
1954	Nicholas Gargano	Army
1953	Les Morgan	Rotax ABC
1952	Johnny Maloney	Royal Air Force
1951	Johnny Maloney	Dagenham ABC
1950	Terry Ratcliff	Royal Air Force
1949	Alan Buxton	Harrow ABC
1948	Max Shacklady	Eccles ABC
1947	Johnny Ryan	Army
1946	Johnny Ryan	Army
1945	Randolph Turpin	Leamington Spa ABC
1944	Henry Hall	Hillsborough ABC
1943	T. Quill	Harrow & Rugby ABC
1939	R. Thomas	Derby Police & Penarth Central ABC
1938	C. Webster	St. Pancras ABC
1937	D. Lynch	Surrey Commercial Docks ABC
1936	Wally Pack	Polytechnic ABC
1935	D. Lynch	Surrey Commercial Docks ABC
1934	Dave McCleave	Lynn ABC
1933	P. Peters	Irish Guards
1932	Dave McCleave	Lynn ABC
1931	J.P. Barry	Gainsford ABC
1930	Fred Brooman	Northampton Institute ABC
1929	T. Wigmore	Royal Scots
1928	Harold Bone	Columbia RC & H Div. Met. Police ABC
1927	Harry Dunn	Lynn ABC
1926	Ben Marshall	Newport Wales ABC
1925	P. O'Hanrahan	Polytechnic ABC
1924	P. O'Hanrahan	Polytechnic ABC
1923	P. Green	Avery's ABC
1922	Edward White	Limehouse & Polar ABC
1921	Alexander Ireland	United Scottish BC
1920	F. Whitbread	Fulham ABC

References

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

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[1] "Amateur boxing history". Boxing History.

[2] "What are the National Amateur Championships?". BBC Sport.

[3] "Coronavirus cancellation". England Boxing. Retrieved 4 February 2021.

Events at the England Boxing National Amateur Championships

	Light-Flyweight	Flyweight
	Bantamweight	Featherweight
	Lightweight	Light-Welterweight
	Welterweight	Light-Middleweight
	Middleweight	Light-Heavyweight
	Cruiserweight	Heavyweight
	Super-Heavyweight