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Champions
To become an Olympic Champion is perhaps the pinnacle of any athlete's career. Within Amateur boxing, it remains the highest accolade. The ABA of England wishes to formally recognise its Olympic Champions.
Year | Olympic Games | Boxer | Club | Weight |
1908 |
London (England) |
Henry Thomas |
Birmingham ABC |
Bantamweight |
Richard Gunn | Lynn ABC | Featherweight | ||
Fred Grace | Eaton Mission ABC | Lightweight | ||
John Douglas | Belsize ABC | Middleweight | ||
Albert Oldham | City Police ABC | Heavyweight | ||
1920 |
Antwerp (Belgium) |
Harry Mallin |
EtonOld Boys ABC |
Middleweight |
Ron Rawson | Polytechnic ABC | Heavyweight | ||
1924 |
Paris (France) |
Harry Mallin |
EtonManor ABC |
Middleweight |
Harry Mitchell | Polytechnic ABC | Light Heavy | ||
1956 |
Melbourne (Australia) |
Terry Spinks |
West Ham ABC |
Flyweight |
Dick McTaggart | RAF | Lightweight | ||
1968 |
Mexico (Mexico City) |
Chris Finnegan |
Hayes ABC |
Middleweight |
2000 |
Sydney (Australia) |
Audley Harrison |
Repton ABC |
+91kg |
2008 |
Beijing (China) |
James DeGale |
Dale Youth ABC |
75kg |