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GB Boxing

Great Britain Boxing is a team of elite amateur boxers from Great Britain, which is funded by the National Lottery and is based in the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield.

The Great British boxing team is split into two squads, the 'Podium' and 'Development', and the concept is that those of the 'Podium' are largely the current Olympians, the more experienced and accomplished of the elite of amateur boxing in Britain. Whereas the Development Squad focuses on developing the future generation of boxers for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and beyond. The British Boxing team has emerged as a 'force' in the amateur boxing game in recent years. The sophisticated set-up at the 'amateur' base is supported by a team of world-class nutritionalists, physiotherapists, psychologists as well as a partnership with Soulmate Food.

In 2009 Natasha Jonas became the first female boxer to compete for GB Boxing.

Training base

The GB Boxing Team are based at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield where they have a state-of-the-art purpose-built boxing gymnasium, opened in 2009.

Olympic Games

1948 London Olympics

Date: 1948

Location: London, Great Britain

Participants: 8

Medal Haul: 0 G, 2 S, 0 B

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1952 Helsinki Olympics

Date: 1952

Location: Helsinki, Finland

Participants: 10

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1956 Melbourne Olympics

Date: 1956

Location: Melbourne, Australia

Participants: 7

Medal Haul: 2 G, 1 S, 2 B

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1960 Rome Olympics

Date: 1960

Location: Rome, Italy

Participants: 5

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 3 B

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1964 Tokyo Olympics

Date: 1964

Location: Tokyo, Japan

Participants: 8

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1968 Mexico City Olympics

Date: 1968

Location: Mexico City, Mexico

Participants: 2

Medal Haul: 1 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1972 Munich Olympics

Date: 1972

Location: Munich, West Germany

Participants: 8

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 3 B

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1976 Montreal Olympics

Date: 1976

Location: Montreal, Canada

Participants: 6

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 1 B

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1980 Moscow Olympics

Date: 1980

Location: Moscow, Soviet Union

Participants: 9

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 1 B

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1984 Los Angeles Olympics

Date: 1984

Location: Los Angeles, United States

Participants: 11

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 1 B

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1988 Seoul Olympics

Date: 1988

Location: Seoul, South Korea

Participants: 8

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 1 B

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1992 Barcelona Olympics

Date: 1992

Location: Barcelona, Spain

Participants: 7

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 1 B

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1996 Atlanta Olympics

Date: 1996

Location: Atlanta, United States

Participants: 2

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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2000 Sydney Olympics

Date: 2000

Location: Sydney, Australia

Participants: 2

Medal Haul: 1 G, 0 S, 0 B

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Coaches:

  • Ian Irwin
  • Kelvyn Travis

2004 Athens Olympics

Date: 2004

Location: Athens, Greece

Participants: 1

Medal Haul: 0 G, 1 S, 0 B

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Coaches:

  • Terry Edwards

2008 Beijing Olympics

Date: 2008

Location: Beijing, China

Participants: 8

Medal Haul: 1 G, 0 S, 2 B

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Coaches:

  • Nigel Davies
  • Terry Edwards
  • Dave Pocknall

2012 London Olympics

Date: 2012

Location: London, Great Britain

Participants: 10

Medal Haul: 3 G, 1 S, 1 B

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Coaches:

  • Dave Alloway
  • Lee Pullen
  • Paul Walmsley

2016 Rio Olympics

Date: 2016

Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Participants: 9

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  • Dave Alloway
  • Lee Pullen
  • Paul Walmsley

World Championships

1974 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1974

Location: Havana, Cuba

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1978 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1978

Location: Belgrade, Yugoslavia

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1982 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1982

Location: Munich, West Germany

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1986 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1986

Location: Reno, United States

Participants:

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1989 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1989

Location: Moscow, Soviet Union

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1991 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1991

Location: Sydney, Australia

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1993 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1993

Location: Tampere, Finland

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1995 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1995

Location: Berlin, Germany

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1997 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1997

Location: Budapest, Hungary

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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1999 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 1999

Location: Houston, United States

Participants:

Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 1 B

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2001 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2001

Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 1 S, 1 B

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2003 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2003

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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2005 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2005

Location: Mianyang, China

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 1 B

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2007 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2007

Location: Chicago, United States

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Medal Haul: 1 G, 0 S, 2 B

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2009 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2009

Location: Milan, Italy

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Medal Haul: 0 G, 0 S, 0 B

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2011 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2011

Location: Baku, Azerbaijan

Participants: 13

Medal Haul: 0 G, 3 S, 1 B

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2013 World Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2013

Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan

Participants: 13

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Tony Davis

European Championships

2011 European Amateur Boxing Championships

Date: 2011

Location: Ankara, Turkey

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British Lionhearts

The British Lionhearts represent Great Britain in the World Series of Boxing. Founded in 2012, the Lionhearts competed in the 2012–13 season of WSB, reaching the quarter-finals where they were defeated by Mexico Guerreros. However, they didn't enter in the following season.

Current squad

Men:

49 kg Galal Yafai

52 kg Will Cawley

52 kg Kiaran MacDonald

56 kg Niall Farrell

56 kg Peter McGrail

60 kg Calum French

64 kg Luke McCormack

64 kg Mickey McDonagh

69 kg Pat McCormack

69 kg Cyrus Pattinson

69 kg Harris Akbar

75 kg Mark Dickinson

81 kg Sammy Lee

91 kg Cheavon Clarke

91 kg Lewis Williams

91 kg Scott Forrest

91+kg Solomon Dacres

91+kg Frazer Clarke

Women:

52 kg Ebonie Jones

60 kg Paige Murney

60 kg Sandy Ryan

64 kg Rosie Eccles

75 kg Natasha Gale

75 kg Lauren Price

References