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Celebrating his 80th birthday this week is the 'Godfather' of Elgin Amateur Boxing Club, Donald Campbell whose has served his sport for the past 65 years
Celebrating his 80th birthday this week is the 'Godfather' of Elgin Amateur Boxing Club, Donald Campbell whose has served his sport for the past 65 years
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Showtime's 'The Kings' documentary revisits a golden age of boxing that featured Marvelous Marvin Hagler - The Boston Globe
Ray Campbell vs Dick Hyland 3rd May, 1913" Poster for Sale by MichaelLinskey | Redbubble
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Boxing legend Ricky Hatton is loving life again as his son Campbell gears up for breakthrough night | Daily Mail Online
Legends Of Boxing - Dick Hyland and Ray Campbell after a fight in 1913. It lasted 110 rounds, 7 hr 19 min (9:15 p.m.-4:34 a.m.), and was declared a no contest (later
Cassius Clay worked the corner for Sugar Ray Robinson in Ja - PressReader
