Feather Weight Collection

Amateur Boxing Association's Championships at St James's Hall (engraving)
6016459 Amateur Boxing Association's Championships at St James's Hall (engraving) by Dadd, S. T. (fl.1882-1915); Private Collection; (add.info)

Nel Tarleton upside down cycling, keeping his limbs supple whilst training in the gym for his upcoming title bout against Johnny McGrory. 23rd September 1936

Nel Tarleton vs Johnny McGrory, British Feather Weight title fight held at Anfield, Liverpool. (Picture shows) Nel Tarleton (left) and Johnny McGrory shaking hands before their feather weight bout

Terry Marsh after win against Akio Kameda to take the Featherweight title

Boxing Sollas v. Revie: Vernon Sollas won last nights European Boxing Championship when he knocked out Jimmy Revie in the fourth round. March 1975 75-01654-009

Boxing Sollas v. Revie: Vernon Sollas won last nights European Boxing Championship when he knocked out Jimmy Revie in the fourth round. March 1975 75-01654-002

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"Featherweight Champions: A Legacy of Skill and Agility" In the historic Amateur Boxing Association's Championships at St James's Hall, the engraving captures the intensity and finesse of featherweight fighters. Nel Tarleton, known for his unconventional training methods, is seen upside down cycling to keep his limbs supple in the gym. His dedication paid off as he faced Johnny McGrory in a thrilling British Feather Weight title fight held at Anfield. Terry Marsh's triumph after defeating Akio Kameda showcased his exceptional skills, earning him the coveted Featherweight title. The determination and hard work behind this victory are evident in every punch thrown. The European Boxing Championship witnessed an unforgettable clash between Vernon Sollas and Revie. Sollas emerged victorious, etching his name into history as he clinched the championship with sheer skill and unwavering determination. These featherweights exemplify what it means to be agile yet powerful inside the ring. Their lightning-fast footwork combined with precise punches make them formidable opponents. From their intense training regimens to their electrifying performances on fight night, these athletes demonstrate that being a featherweight is not about physical weight alone but about possessing unmatched speed, technique, and mental fortitude. As we celebrate these champions' achievements, let us acknowledge their contributions to boxing history while inspiring future generations of fighters to strive for greatness in this exhilarating division.