Smelters Spectacular
A Bristol boxing club plans a spectacular evening of Amateur boxing.
The National Smelting Co Amateur Boxing Club known as the ‘Smelters’ are staging an Amateur Boxing tournament at The Patchway Sports Centre on Thursday the 20th of November, Doors open at 7pm with the first bell at 8pm.
They recently held a sell out show at The Pill Memorial Club, Informed Smelters Head Coach and event organiser Garry Cave "We had a cracking evening of boxing at the Pill Club and where hoping for an even bigger night at Patchway, we’re planning on a 15 bout spectacular with most of our clubs boxers competing and we’re hoping for an even bigger sell out show".
Topping the bill will be Patchway’s Danny Webb at featherweight boxing Southampton’s John Fernandez from Golden Ring ABC. In supporting bouts will be the well supported Avonmouth’s Sam Mogg at middleweight and Southmeads Joe Ross at light heavy along with a full card of both junior and senior contests. Said Cave " We’ve got lads from all over Bristol and the South West boxing on this bill, it should be a great night of action".
There will be a bar, DJ, food and a ring card girl also to add to the entertainment.
If you want tickets contact Garry on 07876 233621 or Patchway Sports Centre on 01454 865890, they’re priced at £10 over 16s and £5 under 16’s.
Patchway Sports Centre, Hempton Lane, Patchway, Bristol, BS32 4AJ.
Doors open at 7pm
First bell 8pm
FEATURING NATIONAL SMELTING CO ABC BOXERS:-
The Shackell Twins, Jerry ‘Mighty Mouse’ Connors, Tom ‘Tucker’ Connors, Tom ‘The Cat’ Cave,
Korey ‘The Cobra’ Robertson, Jo ‘Da Boss’ Ross, Jake ‘Monster’ Musgrove, Tyler ‘Tiger’ Davies, Sam Mogg, ‘Dangerous’ Bradley Collingbourne, Josh ‘Cannonball’ Connolly,
Nathan ‘Da Mongoose’ Snow, Jason ‘Dynamite’ Davies, Terry ‘The Terror’ Richards,
Adam ‘Too Hot’ Scott, Jake ‘Raging Bull’ Whiteside & Danny Web, plus supporting clubs boxers.
Friday 31 October 2008
Sunday 12 October 2008
November 2008
November
1st Forest Oaks (Northern Div Senior Novice)
1st Launceston (Dinner show)
4th Devonport
7th Penhill (Open)
8th Tutors course Exeter
8th Empire
8th Barnstaple
8th Newquay (D)
8thWeymouth(D)(including SeniorNovice Southern Divs)
9th Junior Novice Semi Finals
13th Western Counties Senior Novice at Torbay
14th Frome
14th Sturminster (D)
15th ABA Council meeting Liverpool
15th Synwell (O)
15th King Alfreds
18th Tutors course Bristol Broadplain
20th thurs NSC
21st Exmouth
22nd Malmesbury (D)
22nd Bridport
23rd Junior Novice Finals
27th Mayflower
28th Walcot (O)
28th Amalgamated
28th Bournemouth (Ch)
29th Forest Oaks (O)
29th Downend
29th Cambourne
30th Senior Novice Quarter Finals WC v L
1st Forest Oaks (Northern Div Senior Novice)
1st Launceston (Dinner show)
4th Devonport
7th Penhill (Open)
8th Tutors course Exeter
8th Empire
8th Barnstaple
8th Newquay (D)
8thWeymouth(D)(including SeniorNovice Southern Divs)
9th Junior Novice Semi Finals
13th Western Counties Senior Novice at Torbay
14th Frome
14th Sturminster (D)
15th ABA Council meeting Liverpool
15th Synwell (O)
15th King Alfreds
18th Tutors course Bristol Broadplain
20th thurs NSC
21st Exmouth
22nd Malmesbury (D)
22nd Bridport
23rd Junior Novice Finals
27th Mayflower
28th Walcot (O)
28th Amalgamated
28th Bournemouth (Ch)
29th Forest Oaks (O)
29th Downend
29th Cambourne
30th Senior Novice Quarter Finals WC v L
Saturday 6 September 2008
October 2008
3rd October Devonport Show
4th and 5th October First weekend of coaching course to be held at Exeter Univercity.
4th October Dorchester Show with Junior Novice Southern Divisions Championships
5th October Northern Division Junior Novice championships. WI 11-1pm box 2pm
11th October Lympstone shows
11th and 12th October Second Weekend of coaching course to be held at Broadplain, Bristol
12th October Western Counties Women’s Boxing Development Meeting – Inaugural Meeting 3.30pm Broadplain Bristol
13th October Bristiol Sporting Club Western Counties v Navy
16th October NSC show
18th October Western Counties Junior Novice Championships Exeter
18th October Trowbridge Show
25th October Southern Counties V Western Counties Junior Novice Andover Leisure Centre, West Street, Andover SP10 1QP Weigh in 12-2 box ASA possible, after weigh in.
26th October Wells show
26th October Mayflower Show
31st October Bournemouth Show
4th and 5th October First weekend of coaching course to be held at Exeter Univercity.
4th October Dorchester Show with Junior Novice Southern Divisions Championships
5th October Northern Division Junior Novice championships. WI 11-1pm box 2pm
11th October Lympstone shows
11th and 12th October Second Weekend of coaching course to be held at Broadplain, Bristol
12th October Western Counties Women’s Boxing Development Meeting – Inaugural Meeting 3.30pm Broadplain Bristol
13th October Bristiol Sporting Club Western Counties v Navy
16th October NSC show
18th October Western Counties Junior Novice Championships Exeter
18th October Trowbridge Show
25th October Southern Counties V Western Counties Junior Novice Andover Leisure Centre, West Street, Andover SP10 1QP Weigh in 12-2 box ASA possible, after weigh in.
26th October Wells show
26th October Mayflower Show
31st October Bournemouth Show
September 2008
20th September ABAof E AGM to be held at Union Jack Club London
all ABA members welcome and encouraged to attend
20th September Entry forms for Junior Novice championships closing date
27th September 1st aid course Broadplain £50 cheque payable to Dennis Stinchcombe. applications on Western Counties contact and information site.
28th September Bideford Show
all ABA members welcome and encouraged to attend
20th September Entry forms for Junior Novice championships closing date
27th September 1st aid course Broadplain £50 cheque payable to Dennis Stinchcombe. applications on Western Counties contact and information site.
28th September Bideford Show
Wednesday 18 June 2008
Smelters 'show down' show
Smelters ‘Showdown Show’
The National Smelting Co Amateur Boxing club (NSC ABC) known as the Smelters held their fourth and final show of the season on Thursday the 12th of June at a packed Avonmouth Rugby Club sponsored by Marshall Grit Blast.
The show saw the Smelters and other Bristol clubs matched versus Brighton, Crawley & St Gerards in a team match billed as ‘The Southern Showdown’ where the teams competed for the ‘Bristol v Brighton Challenge Cup’ sponsored by R & M Building Services. There where also supporting bouts of Smelters boxers against local clubs on this twelve bout bill.
Informed Smelters head coach Garry Cave “Opening the show for us was 11-year-old Blake Bowler matched against Sydenham’s Callum James in a skills contest. Both young boxers displayed a full array in both defensive and attacking skills and after three rounds of keenly contested action both lads had their hands raised as there’s only winners in skills bouts.
Second on the bill was 11-year-old southpaw Jerry ‘Mighty Mouse’ Connors pitched against George Shelldrake of Watchet ABC. Connors boxed on the front foot and took the fight right to Shelldrake. After three rounds of non-stop action Connors won a unanimous decision and the first win for the host club. Said Cave “That’s two wins for Jerry in two weeks and two very good performances he’s fulfilling the potential he’s shown in the gym and I think this lad is one to keep an eye out for.
In the third bout 13-year-old welterweight Sam ‘Bigmac’ Ash boxed in the first team bout of the evening versus St Gerard’s John Hunt. Said Cave “Full respect and thanks to St Gerard’s they traveled all the way from Sussex on a mid week night with just the one junior, it’s that kind of dedication and support that allows clubs like ours to put these boxing shows on.”
Reported Cave” In the opener Hunt showed superior boxing skills and punch variation to take the lead, I thought Sam was in for a boxing lesson. But the second and third rounds where all Sam Ash as he began to find the target with straight punch combinations as Hunt was clearly feeling the pace under the constant pressure” Sam Ash winning unanimous points and two wins out of two for the Smelters stable.
Fourth on the bill and hoping to maintain the run of winning results was Jerry’s older brother Tom ‘Tucker’ Connors matched against a very tough pressure fighter in Lewis Bremner of Wells ABC.
Informed Cave ‘Tuckers’ had a great season winning seven out of eight bouts and only losing in the Championship Quarter finals after winning the Western Counties Title. Tucker used his boxing skills with quick footwork and hand speed to pick off the front foot boxing of Bremner. We had a game plan to box on the outside, side step and counter as Bremner pressed forward and Tucker executed the plan perfectly to take a points win” This was good night for the Connors with both brothers winning on their home show.
Fifth on the bill was an all Bristol affair with 14-year-old light welter weight NSC’s Jason Davies boxing Empire’s Tim Cutler. What a hard fought bout this turned out to be with both boxers matching each other punch for punch, at times Cutler looked the stronger as he edged ahead with his power packed jabs that had bloodied Davies’s nose.
Said Cave “This was the bout of the night with both young lads giving it everything they had, it was an absolute war! Cutler won a majority and deserved decision and was awarded best boxer of the night with Davies picking up the best Sportsman’s trophy. Jas really has improved this season he’s come on so much over his last few bouts I’m sure this lad will go on to be another champion for the club.
In the sixth bout 14-year-old Patchway Schoolboy Tyler ‘Tiger’ Davies was boxing Connor Murphy of Watchet ABC in they’re fourth encounter. Davies had narrowly beaten Murphy to take the Western Counties title but had lost another close bout to Murphy at the Wells show three weeks before, making it two wins to one for Murphy. Said Cave “ We lost Tyler’s original opponent in the lead up to the show, but thanks to the fantastic support of Watchett boxing club where able to match this up a couple of days before. It’s always a close bout and this one proved to be no different with Davies winning with the narrowest of margins to square the series up at two bouts apiece. The Tigers really come on this season and moves to 8 wins from 11 bouts plus a Western Counties title”.
Bout 11 and the final bout of the night to feature an NSC boxer, saw senior welterweight Sam Mogg v Rob Fernley of Trowbridge. With Fernley hoping to get back to winning ways after a long lay off.
Said Cave “ We thought the Moggster was in for a really tough night as Fernley is a very experienced boxer and we’d heard he had a wicked left hook. So we’d worked on a plan to nullify his hook but it never came in to play as Sam buckled Fernley about 1 minute into round one with a rib bending body shot, fair dos he come off his knees three times to beat the count, but every time he got nailed again, but after three counts in a round that’s your lot and the ref called an end to it. Sam really can dig to the body and once you’ve been nailed with a sickener like that it’s very hard to comeback. I’m sure Rob will get back to his best as it was a tough bout to come back to after a long lay off.
Team Bouts
3. Sam Ash NSC Won PTS v John Hunt St Gerards
7. Brian Keveny Crawley V Jamie Leake Brighton WON PTS 8. Charlie Hall Downend V Leon Bolt Crawley WON PTS 9. Boston James Downend V Phil Navichas Brighton WON PTS 10. Andrew Bolton King Alfreds V Richard Kaplan Brighton WON RSC1
12.Terry Richards Southmead WON PTS V Dave Murphy Brighton
Brighton Team Coach, Brian Harvey, was delighted with his teams win and the event as a whole and said “both teams of boxers gave it everything and this produced some very keenly contested bouts, the pick of the Sussex performances for me were Richard Kaplan’s first round stoppage victory and the impressive debut of Crawley ABCs Leon Bolt. Dave Murphy and Terry Richards of Southmead put on another great contest, which for me was the bout of the evening. The boxing was of an excellent quality and the evening was excellently organised by NSC, this is our forth trip to Bristol in 12mths and we always receive a warm welcome, we look forward to welcoming the Bristol lads back when we defend the cup next season!"
Full results:-
Juniors 1. Blake Bowler NSC v Callum James Sydenham Skills 2. Jerry Connors NSC WON PTS v George Shelldrake Watchet 3. Sam Ash NSC Won PTS v John Hunt St Gerards4. Tom Connors NSC Won PTS v Lewis Bremmner Wells
5. Jason Davies NSC V Tim Cutler Empire Won PTS 6. Tyler Davies Won PTS v Connor Murphy Watchett Seniors 7. Brian Keveny Crawley V Jamie Leake Brighton Won PTS 8. Charlie Hall Downend V Leon Bolt Crawley Won Pts 9. Boston James Downend V Phil Navichas Brighton Won PTS 10. Andrew Bolton King Alfreds V Richard Kaplan Brighton Won RSC111. Sam Mogg NSC Won RSC 1 V Rob Fearnley Trowbridge 12.Terry Richards Southmead Won PTS V Dave Murphy Brighton
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The National Smelting Co Amateur Boxing club (NSC ABC) known as the Smelters held their fourth and final show of the season on Thursday the 12th of June at a packed Avonmouth Rugby Club sponsored by Marshall Grit Blast.
The show saw the Smelters and other Bristol clubs matched versus Brighton, Crawley & St Gerards in a team match billed as ‘The Southern Showdown’ where the teams competed for the ‘Bristol v Brighton Challenge Cup’ sponsored by R & M Building Services. There where also supporting bouts of Smelters boxers against local clubs on this twelve bout bill.
Informed Smelters head coach Garry Cave “Opening the show for us was 11-year-old Blake Bowler matched against Sydenham’s Callum James in a skills contest. Both young boxers displayed a full array in both defensive and attacking skills and after three rounds of keenly contested action both lads had their hands raised as there’s only winners in skills bouts.
Second on the bill was 11-year-old southpaw Jerry ‘Mighty Mouse’ Connors pitched against George Shelldrake of Watchet ABC. Connors boxed on the front foot and took the fight right to Shelldrake. After three rounds of non-stop action Connors won a unanimous decision and the first win for the host club. Said Cave “That’s two wins for Jerry in two weeks and two very good performances he’s fulfilling the potential he’s shown in the gym and I think this lad is one to keep an eye out for.
In the third bout 13-year-old welterweight Sam ‘Bigmac’ Ash boxed in the first team bout of the evening versus St Gerard’s John Hunt. Said Cave “Full respect and thanks to St Gerard’s they traveled all the way from Sussex on a mid week night with just the one junior, it’s that kind of dedication and support that allows clubs like ours to put these boxing shows on.”
Reported Cave” In the opener Hunt showed superior boxing skills and punch variation to take the lead, I thought Sam was in for a boxing lesson. But the second and third rounds where all Sam Ash as he began to find the target with straight punch combinations as Hunt was clearly feeling the pace under the constant pressure” Sam Ash winning unanimous points and two wins out of two for the Smelters stable.
Fourth on the bill and hoping to maintain the run of winning results was Jerry’s older brother Tom ‘Tucker’ Connors matched against a very tough pressure fighter in Lewis Bremner of Wells ABC.
Informed Cave ‘Tuckers’ had a great season winning seven out of eight bouts and only losing in the Championship Quarter finals after winning the Western Counties Title. Tucker used his boxing skills with quick footwork and hand speed to pick off the front foot boxing of Bremner. We had a game plan to box on the outside, side step and counter as Bremner pressed forward and Tucker executed the plan perfectly to take a points win” This was good night for the Connors with both brothers winning on their home show.
Fifth on the bill was an all Bristol affair with 14-year-old light welter weight NSC’s Jason Davies boxing Empire’s Tim Cutler. What a hard fought bout this turned out to be with both boxers matching each other punch for punch, at times Cutler looked the stronger as he edged ahead with his power packed jabs that had bloodied Davies’s nose.
Said Cave “This was the bout of the night with both young lads giving it everything they had, it was an absolute war! Cutler won a majority and deserved decision and was awarded best boxer of the night with Davies picking up the best Sportsman’s trophy. Jas really has improved this season he’s come on so much over his last few bouts I’m sure this lad will go on to be another champion for the club.
In the sixth bout 14-year-old Patchway Schoolboy Tyler ‘Tiger’ Davies was boxing Connor Murphy of Watchet ABC in they’re fourth encounter. Davies had narrowly beaten Murphy to take the Western Counties title but had lost another close bout to Murphy at the Wells show three weeks before, making it two wins to one for Murphy. Said Cave “ We lost Tyler’s original opponent in the lead up to the show, but thanks to the fantastic support of Watchett boxing club where able to match this up a couple of days before. It’s always a close bout and this one proved to be no different with Davies winning with the narrowest of margins to square the series up at two bouts apiece. The Tigers really come on this season and moves to 8 wins from 11 bouts plus a Western Counties title”.
Bout 11 and the final bout of the night to feature an NSC boxer, saw senior welterweight Sam Mogg v Rob Fernley of Trowbridge. With Fernley hoping to get back to winning ways after a long lay off.
Said Cave “ We thought the Moggster was in for a really tough night as Fernley is a very experienced boxer and we’d heard he had a wicked left hook. So we’d worked on a plan to nullify his hook but it never came in to play as Sam buckled Fernley about 1 minute into round one with a rib bending body shot, fair dos he come off his knees three times to beat the count, but every time he got nailed again, but after three counts in a round that’s your lot and the ref called an end to it. Sam really can dig to the body and once you’ve been nailed with a sickener like that it’s very hard to comeback. I’m sure Rob will get back to his best as it was a tough bout to come back to after a long lay off.
Team Bouts
3. Sam Ash NSC Won PTS v John Hunt St Gerards
7. Brian Keveny Crawley V Jamie Leake Brighton WON PTS 8. Charlie Hall Downend V Leon Bolt Crawley WON PTS 9. Boston James Downend V Phil Navichas Brighton WON PTS 10. Andrew Bolton King Alfreds V Richard Kaplan Brighton WON RSC1
12.Terry Richards Southmead WON PTS V Dave Murphy Brighton
Brighton Team Coach, Brian Harvey, was delighted with his teams win and the event as a whole and said “both teams of boxers gave it everything and this produced some very keenly contested bouts, the pick of the Sussex performances for me were Richard Kaplan’s first round stoppage victory and the impressive debut of Crawley ABCs Leon Bolt. Dave Murphy and Terry Richards of Southmead put on another great contest, which for me was the bout of the evening. The boxing was of an excellent quality and the evening was excellently organised by NSC, this is our forth trip to Bristol in 12mths and we always receive a warm welcome, we look forward to welcoming the Bristol lads back when we defend the cup next season!"
Full results:-
Juniors 1. Blake Bowler NSC v Callum James Sydenham Skills 2. Jerry Connors NSC WON PTS v George Shelldrake Watchet 3. Sam Ash NSC Won PTS v John Hunt St Gerards4. Tom Connors NSC Won PTS v Lewis Bremmner Wells
5. Jason Davies NSC V Tim Cutler Empire Won PTS 6. Tyler Davies Won PTS v Connor Murphy Watchett Seniors 7. Brian Keveny Crawley V Jamie Leake Brighton Won PTS 8. Charlie Hall Downend V Leon Bolt Crawley Won Pts 9. Boston James Downend V Phil Navichas Brighton Won PTS 10. Andrew Bolton King Alfreds V Richard Kaplan Brighton Won RSC111. Sam Mogg NSC Won RSC 1 V Rob Fearnley Trowbridge 12.Terry Richards Southmead Won PTS V Dave Murphy Brighton
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Friday 2 May 2008
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