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World Flyweight Champion |
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Barely weighed 100 pounds yet would
K.O. men more than twice his size.
'The Ghost with a Hammer in his
Hand' is the greatest flyweight of
all time. |
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World
Super-Middleweight Champion |
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Held world
super-middleweight title for 11
years; recently retired undefeated
after 46 contests. Former Ring
magazine Light-Heavyweight Champion.
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World Flyweight
Champion |
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A true unsung great;
Wales very first
world boxing
champion. A fast,
powerful flyweight
who proved his
bravery both inside
and outside of the
ring. |
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Eddie Thomas
The
Merthyr Marvel |
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European Welterweight
Champion |
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One of Britain's best post-war welterweights,
also manager of World champions, Howard Winstone and Ken Buchanan. |
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European
Featherweight
Champion |
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A master of defence,
one of the greatest
boxers never to have
attained the
ultimate prize.
Uncrowned World
Champion. |
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Robbie
Regan
The
Golden Boy |
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World
Bantamweight Champion |
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Also known as 'Rocky
Regan' a hugely
popular character;
also held the
interim World
Flyweight Title. |
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Dai
Dower
Abercynon
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European Flyweight
Champion
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One of the great
stylists of the
ring. A triple
champion whose ring
prowess was a joy to
behold. |
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Steve
Robinson
The
Cinderella Man
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World Featherweight
Champion |
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No one epitomizes the phrase "If a
chance comes along, you should grab
it with both hands" more'. |
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