England Boxing National Amateur Championships Featherweight Champions

The England Boxing National Amateur Championships Featherweight 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.

England Boxing National Amateur Championships Featherweight Champions
Status	active
Genre	Boxing
Date(s)	-
Country	-
Inaugurated	1881
Organised by	England Boxing

History

The featherweight division was inaugurated in 1881 and is currently contested in the under-56 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	Notes
1881	Tom Hill	(Birmingham ABC)
1882	Tom Hill	(Birmingham ABC)
1883	Tom Hill	(Birmingham ABC)
1884	E. Hutchings	(19th Middlesex Rifles)
1885	J. Pennell	(Manchester ABC)
1886	T. McNeil	(Cestus ABC)
1887	J. Pennell	(Manchester ABC)
1888	J. Taylor	(St James ABC)
1889	G. Belsey	(Polytechnic ABC)
1890	G. Belsey	(Polytechnic ABC)
1891	F. Curtis	(Stanhope ABC)
1892	F. Curtis	(Stanhope ABC)
1893	T. Davidson	(London ABC)
1894	Richard Gunn	(Vandom ABC)
1895	Richard Gunn	(Lynn & Vandom ABC)
1896	Richard Gunn	(Lynn ABC)
1897	N. Smith	(Anchor ABC)
1898	P. Lunn	(Belsize ABC)
1899	J. Scholes	(Athenaeum Club, Toronto, Canada)
1900	R. Lee	(Stanhope ABC)
1901	Chris Clarke	(Lynn ABC)
1902	Chris Clarke	(Lynn ABC)
1903	J. Godfrey	(Columbia ABC)
1904	Charley Morris	(Polytechnic ABC)
1905	Harold Holmes	(17th Middlesex Rifles)
1906	A. Miner	(Lynn ABC)
1907	Charley Morris	(Polytechnic ABC)
1908	Tom Ringer	(Lynn ABC)
1909	Alex Lambert	(Belgrave Harriers ABC)
1910	C. Houghton	(Northampton Institute ABC)
1911	H. Bowers	(St. Pancras ABC)
1912	George Baker	(Hendon ABC)
1913	George Baker	(Hendon ABC)
1914	George Baker	(Hendon ABC)
1915-18	Not held
1919	George Baker	(Hendon ABC)
1920	J. Fleming	(United Scottish BC)
1921	George Baker	(Polytechnic ABC)
1922	Ernie Swash	(Clapton Federation ABC)
1923	Ernie Swash	(Clapton Federation ABC)
1924	Arthur Beavis	(Polytechnic ABC)
1925	Arthur Beavis	(Polytechnic ABC)
1926	Ralph Minshull	(South Africa)
1927	Fred Webster	(St. Pancras ABC)
1928	Freddie Meachem	(Civil Service ABC)
1929	Freddie Meachem	(Civil Service ABC)
1930	J. Duffield	(Lynn ABC)
1931	Benny Caplan	(Polytechnic ABC)
1932	Harry Mizler	(Oxford & St Georges ABC)
1933	J. Walters	(Polytechnic ABC)
1934	Jackie Treadaway	(Battersea & Shexgar ABC)
1935	Edward Ryan	(Lynn ABC)
1936	Jackie Treadaway	(Battersea & Shexgar ABC)
1937	Alfred Harper	(Aston ABC)
1938	Cyril Gallie	(Cardiff Gas BC)
1939	Cyril Gallie	(Cardiff Gas BC)
1940-42	Not held
1943	D.L. Sullivan	(CAV AA and Slough Centre ABC)
1944	D.L. Sullivan	(Slough Centre ABC)
1945	John Carter	(Royal Air Force)
1946	Peter Brander	(Slough Centre ABC)
1947	Selwyn Evans	(Newbridge ABC)
1948	Peter Brander	(Slough Centre ABC)
1949	Henry Gilliland	(Kilmarnock BC)
1950	Peter Brander	(Slough Centre ABC)
1951	Jim Travers	(Landsowne BC)
1952	Percy Lewis	(Royal Air Force)
1953	Percy Lewis	(Oxford YMCA ABC)
1954	Dave Charnley	(Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
1955	Tommy Nicholls	(Sankeys ABC)
1956	Tommy Nicholls	(Sankeys ABC)
1957	Malcolm Collins	(Melingriffith ABC)
1958	Malcolm Collins	(Melingriffith ABC)
1959	George Judge	(NB Loco ABC)
1960	Phil Lundgren	(Fisher ABC)
1961	Peter Cheevers	(Fisher ABC)
1962	William Wilson	(Monteagle ABC)
1963	Anthony Riley	(Rootes ABC)
1964	Ronald Smith	(Fisher ABC)
1965	Ken Buchanan	(Sparta ABC)
1966	Hugh Baxter	(Kelvin ABC)
1967	Ken Cooper	(Kyrle Hall ABC)
1968	Johnny Cheshire	(Repton ABC)
1969	Alan Richardson	(White Rose ABC)
1970	Robin Polak	(Clifton ABC)
1971	Tommy Wright	(Plant Works ABC)
1972	Kirkland Laing	(Clifton ABC)
1973	John Lynch	(Kensington ABC)
1974	George Gilbody	(Golden Gloves ABC)
1975	Ricky Beaumont	(Hull Fish Trades ABC)
1976	Pat Cowdell	(Warley ABC)
1977	Pat Cowdell	(Warley ABC)
1978	Moss O'Brien	(Repton ABC)
1979	Peter Hanlon	(Gloucester ABC)
1980	Mohammed Hanif	(Stockton ABC)
1981	Peter Hanlon	(Gloucester ABC)
1982	Herman Henry	(St Pancras ABC)
1983	Peter Bradley	(Holyrood ABC)
1984	Kevin Taylor	(Middleton & Rochdale ABC)
1985	Floyd Havard	(Penyrheol BC)
1986	Paul Hodkinson	(Kirkby ABC)
1987	Peter English	(Gallagher Boys ABC)
1988	David Anderson	(Bellahouston BC)
1989	Peter Richardson	(Philip Thomas School of Boxing ABC)
1990	Brian Carr	(Auchengeich BC)
1991	Jon Jo Irwin	(Tom Hill ABC)
1992	Alan Temple	(Hartlepool Boys Welfare ABC)
1993	Jason Cook	(Maesteg BC)
1994	Dean Pithie	(Willenhall ABC)
1995	David Burrows	(Bench Hill ABC)
1996	Anthony Mulholland	(Gemini ABC)
1997	Steven Bell	(Luverlite ABC)
1998	Dazzo Williams	(Army)
1999	Scott Miller	(St. Paul's ABC)
2000	Henry Castle	(Salisbury City ABC)
2001	Steven Bell	(Nichol's Police ABC)
2002	David Mulholland	(Salisbury ABC)
2003	Kevin Mitchell	(West Ham ABC)
2004	David Mulholland	(Salisbury ABC)
2005	Nick McDonald	(Vauxhall Motors ABC)
2006	Stephen Smith	(Rotunda ABC)
2007	Stephen Smith	(Rotunda ABC)
2008	Bradley Evans	(Steven ABC)
2009	Iain Weaver	(Golden Ring)
2010	Martin Ward	(Repton)
2011	Mitchell Smith	(Welwyn Garden City ABC)
2012	Qais Ashfaq	(Meanwood ABC)
2013	Reece Bellotti	(South Oxhey ABC)
2014	Qais Ashfaq	(Burmantofts)
2015	Calum French	(Birtley)
2016	Peter McGrail	(Everton Red Triangle)
2017	Louie Lynn	(Nemesis)
2018	Brad Strand	(Everton Red Triangle)
2019	Ibrahim Nadim	(Bury)
2020	cancelled due to COVID 19.[3]

References

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