Thanks to Chris for this Brilliant work http://www.britishboxers.co.uk/2011/03/ ... dcard.html [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aH6dspiBd0[/ame] The Manchester gym of Joe Gallager boast the longest winning streak of any other boxing camp in Britain, with a record 43 fight unbeaten run between the boxers in the camp. European champions John Murray and Matthew Macklin, including British champion Anthony Crolla lead the way as they push for world title opportunities, that seem not far away. Former British super-middleweight champion Paul Smith and brother Stephen, who is the current commonwealth featherweight champion are new welcome additions to the gym. Brother of John Murray Joe, a former top amateur and Olympian is highly touted and making good progress and is looking at a domestic title challenge this year. Among some of the younger fighters coming through are Marcus Morrison, Hosea and Zak Burton and one fighter in particular who looks like a real prospect and really caught our eye Mark Heffron. Joe Gallagher with his boxing champions BritishBoxers spent a day at Gallagher's to watch the boxers train and spar and interview the boxers at this gym at the top of an old warehouse building at the back of the Betta Bodies weight training gym owned by Kerry Kayes. The gym, which was the base prior to Gallagher taking over of former world champion Ricky Hatton and the buzz inside and the quality champions and fighters training side by side makes it almost the UK version of Freddy Roach's Wildcard gym in Los Angles, where Manny Pacquaio and Amir Khan currently train. Gallagher's gym is going from strength to strength and big credit goes to head coach and founder, Joe Gallagher, who hard work and persistence in the game for many years is now paying off with a team of boxers to rival any others in British Boxing
Quality vid but self praise is no recommendation joe do you realise what a dick you sound billys on his way back to reclaim his gym
Start of his career. He had one fight with Joe. IMO his best outing in terms of way he boxed and went about his work. He then left for reasons...can't quite remember and went with Bobby Rimmer....the rest way history.
Cheers LP. Funny how other fighters go to Joe and have no worries at all. It's quality coaching he needed/needs not Quantity. Bad bad choice to leave.
I was aware of the above self praise issue but did not post this for that it is a series of videos that have been done on all the lads some already on here with others to come , i was so buzzing seeing that someone took the time to do that editing etc about all the lads in the gym i have to pinch myself watching it . I thought it was good and wanted to share it i did not know if anyone else would see it or put it on here , i am so so proud of everyone in the gym amateur and pro and the help from Kerry Kayes , CNP and Mick Williamson . Good to have Billy back in the sport a very knowledgable Coach .
i just like to take the opportunity to state how pathetic i think john murrays next opponent is the only reason why he maintains the longest undefeated run in british boxing is due to fights like this, even if it is a warm up fight i'm sure they could have found some 1 more recognized.