Boxers of North, Mid and West Wales

Gareth Jones has been writing and broadcasting on boxing in Wales for nearly half a century. He covered the sport for the South Wales Echo for more than 15 years and is still the Welsh Correspondent of the trade weekly, Boxing News.

• AmmanfordJake Anthony ۰ John Davies ۰ Tommy Davies ۰ Zack Davies ۰ Phil Dicks ۰ Danny Evans ۰ Leon Findlay ۰ Chris Jenkins ۰ Kevin Jenkins ۰ Dai Jones ۰ Terry Magee ۰ Iorrie Morris ۰ Billy Quinlan ۰ Reg Quinlan ۰ Archie RuleCarmarthenAngelo Dragone ۰ Dale Evans ۰ Kevin Evans ۰ Stanley Jones ۰ Robert PeelCeredigionAlan Jones ۰ Chris LawsonDenbighshireRocky Feliciello ۰ Carl Gizzi ۰ Eddie Lloyd ۰ Craig Winter Flintshire Tom Doran ۰ Paul Economides ۰ Ray Hood GwyneddDave Davies ۰ Tim Redman ۰ Johnny WilliamsPembrokeshireOcky Davies ۰ Steve Davies ۰ Mickey McDonagh ۰ James Probert ۰ Scott Gammer ۰ Henry Jones ۰ Bryn PhillipsPowysNipper Pat Daly ۰ Tiger Ellis ۰ Emrys Jones ۰ Dudley Lewis ۰ Willie Lloyd ۰ Dennis Powell ۰ Ned Turner ۰ Allan WilkinsWrexhamJim Crawford ۰ Bob Fielding ۰ George Fielding ۰ Mike Jones Ynys MônMark Evans ۰ Ivor Jones

‘It comes as a bit of a surprise to learn how many top fighters have emerged from beyond the traditional southern hotbeds. The final book in Gareth Jones's outstanding Boxers of Wales series pays them due tribute, while also revealing that a Cockney ring legend was in fact a Welsh-speaking Welshman!’ Gareth A. Davies, Daily Telegraph; ‘There is surely no writer with a deeper knowledge of Welsh boxing than Gareth Jones. Coming from Pembrokeshire myself, it is great that his latest book tells the stories, not merely of my county's British heavyweight champion, Scott Gammer, but old-timers such as Ocky Davies, the fighting milkman of the 1930s, and a rising star of the present day, Mickey McDonagh. This latest volume is a characteristically detailed study of the noble art in our country.’ Riath Al-Samarrai, Daily Mail