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England Boxing National Amateur Championships Super-Heavyweight Champions

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The England Boxing National Amateur Championships Super-Heavyweight 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.

Statusactive
GenreBoxing
Frequencyannual
Inaugurated1982
Quick facts England Boxing National Amateur Championships Super-Heavyweight Champions (+90kg), Status ...
England Boxing National Amateur Championships
Super-Heavyweight Champions (+90kg)
Statusactive
GenreBoxing
Frequencyannual
Inaugurated1982
Organised byEngland Boxing
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History

The super-heavyweight division was inaugurated in 1982 and is currently the weight category of over 90 Kg. The championships are highly regarded in the boxing world and seen as the most prestigious national amateur championships.[2][3]

Past winners

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Year Winner Club
1982Adrian ElliottFairburn House ABC
1983Keith FerdinandRoyal Navy
1984Bobby WellsKingston ABC
1985Guy WilliamsonFitzroy Lodge ABC
1986James OyebolaAll Stars ABC
1987James OyebolaAll Stars ABC
1988Kevin McCormackCoed Eva ABC
1989Pat PassleyLynn ABC
1990Kevin McCormackCoed Eva ABC
1991Kevin McCormackCoed Eva ABC
1992Michael HopperSpennymoor ABC
1993Michael McKenzieBirmingham City ABC
1994Danny WattsArmy
1995Rodderick AllenPreston & Fulwood ABC
1996Danny WattsArmy
1997Audley HarrisonRepton ABC
1998Audley HarrisonRepton ABC
1999Bill BesseyHartlepool Boys ABC
2000John McDermottSt. Pancras ABC
2001Matthew GraingerWoking ABC
2002Matthew GraingerWoking ABC
2003David PriceSalisbury ABC
2004Joe YoungRepton ABC
2005David PriceSalisbury ABC
2006Derek ChisoraFinchley ABC
2007David PriceSalisbury ABC
2008Tyson FuryJimmy Egan's ABC
2009Simon VallilySouth Bank ABC
2010Anthony JoshuaFinchley ABC
2011Anthony JoshuaFinchley ABC
2012Joseph JoyceEarlsfield ABC
2013Anthony RichardsonArmy
2014Joseph JoyceEarlsfield ABC
2015Frazer ClarkeBurton ABC
2016Alex DickinsonKirkby ABC
2017Solomon DacresWarley ABC
2018Chez NihellUKAF
2019Delicious Orie[4]Jewellery Quarter
2020cancelled due to COVID 19.[5]
2021Ike Ogbo[6]Border City
2022Harvey Dykes[7]Hillcrest
2023Gideon AntwiHoddesdon[8]
2024 Derrick OsadolorHeart of Portsmouth[9]
2025Matthew WilliamsAcocks Green[10]
2026Clinton AchusimLongsight[11]
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