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Cap · 11-25-2020, 09:45 AM

From the weekly British Boxing News Monday May 20, 1901...Five who didn't make the top ten were: James "Gunner" Moir, Lambeth; John "Sandy" MacNab, Inverness; Fred Connolly, Inniscarra; George Fryer, Nottingham; and Jean Auberge, Saint-Malo...It would seem that Marc Gaucher, the latest French phenom, is most likely at the top of PO Matty Curran's list of potential opponents as he promises the most lucrative gate attraction with England's Iron Hague out of the picture as he prepares to defend his Empire title against Canada's Tommy Burns....Much of the rest of the EBU's premier ranks are comprised of veterans and battle-worn fighters with only one or two young prospects who show hope of amounting to something beyond their home base...

11-25-2020, 09:45 AM	#399
Cap Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Large Province in God's Country Posts: 8,049	From the weekly British Boxing News Monday May 20, 1901...Five who didn't make the top ten were: James "Gunner" Moir, Lambeth; John "Sandy" MacNab, Inverness; Fred Connolly, Inniscarra; George Fryer, Nottingham; and Jean Auberge, Saint-Malo...It would seem that Marc Gaucher, the latest French phenom, is most likely at the top of PO Matty Curran's list of potential opponents as he promises the most lucrative gate attraction with England's Iron Hague out of the picture as he prepares to defend his Empire title against Canada's Tommy Burns....Much of the rest of the EBU's premier ranks are comprised of veterans and battle-worn fighters with only one or two young prospects who show hope of amounting to something beyond their home base... Attached Images __________________ "...There were Giants in Those Days.." Last edited by Cap; 11-25-2020 at 09:58 AM.