2013 BC PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Victoria News - Colwood hosts hooks, crosses, jabs of boxing competition
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Pacific Northwest boxing: McMillan, Lampkin, Scott, Knight
THE FOUR ACES: By Brian Zelley
Looking back to the 1966 to 1968 time period, the four best boxers that I faced
in the ring were:
Frankie Scott, Jimmy McMillan, Ray Lampkin and Neil Knight.
BRIAN ZELLEY vs NEIL KNIGHT
1968
All Star Boxing, Seattle
RAY LAMPKIN
1968
Tacoma Golden Gloves
Seattle Golden Glove
1967 B C Golden Boy runner-up
1968 BC Golden Golden Boy
1967 B C Golden Boy runner-up
1968 BC Golden Golden Boy
Monday, May 20, 2013
HASTINGS CC BOXING CLUB
Looking Back to the Hastings Boxing Club
* Photo incldes former Hasting's
boxer Clint Page.
Reprint from BC Boxing News and the
Canadian Amateur Boxing site: by brian zelley
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
MAY ring memories
BOXING ring moments in May: By Brian Zelley
Starting with 1955, there have been some interesting
title fights in the month of May beginning with the
heavyweights and the flyweights, In May 1955,
heavyweight champion stopped Don Cockell in California
and Pascuel Perez stopps Yoshio Shirai in Tokyo.
For 1956 and 1957, it was May victories for Sugar Ray ROBINSON
stopping Bobo OLSON in Los Angeles, and regaining the title
that he lost to Gene FULLMER with a perfect one punch knockout
in the 5th roud of the middleweight title fight in Chicago.
But, in 1958, it was lightweight champion JOE BROWN stopping
Ralph Dupas in Houston. To close out the decade of May moments
it would be FLOYD PATTERSON stopping Brian London in a
heavyweight ttle fight.
The Sixties:
Various month of May title bouts in the Sixties with some being
Benny Paret over Don Jordan, Harold Johnson over Doug Jones
and controversy in 1965 with MUHAMMAD ALI stopping SONNY LISTON
in the first round in a bout at Lewiston refereed by Jersey Joe Walcott.
A significant bout in 1968, was BOB FOSTER stopping DICK TIGER
and ten years later in the light-heavyweight division it would be
VICTOR GALINDEZ over YAQUI LOPEZ in May of '78. For the
Canadians, the light-heavyweight bout with DONNY LALAONDE
stopping LESLIE STEWART was an important slice of history
for Canadian boxing that took place in May of '88.
Starting with 1955, there have been some interesting
title fights in the month of May beginning with the
heavyweights and the flyweights, In May 1955,
heavyweight champion stopped Don Cockell in California
and Pascuel Perez stopps Yoshio Shirai in Tokyo.
For 1956 and 1957, it was May victories for Sugar Ray ROBINSON
stopping Bobo OLSON in Los Angeles, and regaining the title
that he lost to Gene FULLMER with a perfect one punch knockout
in the 5th roud of the middleweight title fight in Chicago.
But, in 1958, it was lightweight champion JOE BROWN stopping
Ralph Dupas in Houston. To close out the decade of May moments
it would be FLOYD PATTERSON stopping Brian London in a
heavyweight ttle fight.
The Sixties:
Various month of May title bouts in the Sixties with some being
Benny Paret over Don Jordan, Harold Johnson over Doug Jones
and controversy in 1965 with MUHAMMAD ALI stopping SONNY LISTON
in the first round in a bout at Lewiston refereed by Jersey Joe Walcott.
A significant bout in 1968, was BOB FOSTER stopping DICK TIGER
and ten years later in the light-heavyweight division it would be
VICTOR GALINDEZ over YAQUI LOPEZ in May of '78. For the
Canadians, the light-heavyweight bout with DONNY LALAONDE
stopping LESLIE STEWART was an important slice of history
for Canadian boxing that took place in May of '88.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Chris Norrad - 2013 Active Canadian Boxers
The Chris Norrad story: by Brian Zelley
Chris Norrad - Boxer (ring record)
The professional journey of boxer Norrad takes shape in 2009
with his pro debut against Colin Brown. The bout was held at
"Tim Horton's 4-Ice Centre" in Moncton.
Chris is a tall cruiserweight with all of his bouts taking place in his
home province of New Brunswick including his last fight that
took place in 2012 against the veteran Frank White. The bout
between Norrad and White was listed as a title bout for
the NABA Canadian cruiserweight title which was won by Chris.
Ring officials for the title bout were referee Roger Doiron, and judges
Paul Doiron, Bob LeBlanc and Jonah Arbuckle.
Chris Norrad - Boxer (ring record)
The professional journey of boxer Norrad takes shape in 2009
with his pro debut against Colin Brown. The bout was held at
"Tim Horton's 4-Ice Centre" in Moncton.
Chris is a tall cruiserweight with all of his bouts taking place in his
home province of New Brunswick including his last fight that
took place in 2012 against the veteran Frank White. The bout
between Norrad and White was listed as a title bout for
the NABA Canadian cruiserweight title which was won by Chris.
Ring officials for the title bout were referee Roger Doiron, and judges
Paul Doiron, Bob LeBlanc and Jonah Arbuckle.
The Next Big Round:
* For the "Boisetown Banger" his next bout coming up on May 11th
should be of interest to many fans from New Brunswick and Quebec.
Norrad face undefeated Alexander 'the brickman' Hamel. In another
part of the double main event prospect Brendan Brewer faces
Montreal's Emmanuel Guzman.
In preparation for the fights, Chris Norrad has been working at the
Fredericton Boxing Club. Also, Brewer has been sparring with
Canadian amateur champion Brody Blair.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
BRITISH COLUMBIA AMATEUR BOXING HALL OF FAME
The Ranker List of our Inductees: (below)
BRITISH COLUMBIA AMATEUR BOXING HALL OF FAME
news from Ranker, that this list has hit over a 1,000 views.
It includes the list of all those that have been inducted from
2010 to 2013.
Some of the names, also include automatic links to the
Wikipedia pages relating to specific individuals
where possible. Of course, many of our inductees or
other alumni do not have Wikipedia pages set=up by
one or more boxing historians. However, one set-up
for the BC Golden Gloves includes the names of many.
BRITISH COLUMBIA AMATEUR BOXING HALL OF FAME
news from Ranker, that this list has hit over a 1,000 views.
It includes the list of all those that have been inducted from
2010 to 2013.
Some of the names, also include automatic links to the
Wikipedia pages relating to specific individuals
where possible. Of course, many of our inductees or
other alumni do not have Wikipedia pages set=up by
one or more boxing historians. However, one set-up
for the BC Golden Gloves includes the names of many.
George Shiels is one of the inductees between 2010 and 2013
and was one of the coaches of the
Campbell River Eagles Boxing Club
Freddy Fuller and Elio Ius
are part of the core group of 15
2010
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