England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Flyweight Champions

The England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Flyweight Championship formerly known as the ABA Championships is the primary English amateur boxing championship.^[1] It had previously been contested by all the nations of the United Kingdom.

England Boxing National Amateur Championships Light-Flyweight Champions (U48kg)
Status	active
Genre	Boxing
Frequency	annual
Inaugurated	1971
Organised by	England Boxing

History

The light-flyweight division was inaugurated in 1971 and is currently the weight category of under 48 Kg. The championships are highly regarded in the boxing world and seen as the most prestigious national amateur championships.^[2]

John Lyon (left) was a four times ABA champion from 1981 to 1984

Sunny Edwards 2015 champion

Past winners

Year	Winner	Club
1971	Micky Abrams[3]	(Battersea ABC)
1972	Micky Abrams	(Battersea ABC)
1973	Micky Abrams	(Battersea ABC)
1974	Charlie Magri	(Arbour Youth ABC)
1975	Michael Lawless	(Grangemouth ABC)
1976	Peter Fletcher	(St. Teresas ABC)
1977	Paul Fletcher	(St. Teresas ABC)
1978	Joe Dawson	(Boston ABC)
1979	Joe Dawson	(Boston ABC)
1980	Terry Barker	(Repton ABC)
1981	John Lyon	(Lowe House ABC)
1982	John Lyon	(Lowe House ABC)
1983	John Lyon	(St. Helens Star ABC)
1984	John Lyon	(Greenhall St. Helens ABC)
1985	Mark Epton	(Mexborough Athletic ABC)
1986	Mark Epton	(Mexborough Athletic ABC)
1987	Mark Epton	(Mexborough Athletic ABC)
1988	Mickey Cantwell	(Eltham ABC)
1989	Mickey Cantwell	(Eltham & District ABC)
1990	Nick Tooley	(Dawlish ABC)
1991	Peter Culshaw	(Huyton ABC)
1992	Darren Fifield	(Henley ABC)
1993	Mark Hughes	(Gwent Swansea BC)
1994	Gary Jones	(Sefton ABC)
1995	Dean Fox	(Royal Air Force)
1996	Ray Mercer	(St. Helens Town ABC)
1997	Ian Napa	(Crown and Manor ABC)
1998	Jamie Evans	(Waterlooville ABC)
1999	Gary Jones	(Towerhill ABC)
2000	James Mulhern	(Triumph ABC)
2001	Craig Lyon	(Wigan ABC)
2002	Darran Langley	(Hollington ABC)
2003	Craig Lyon	(Wigan ABC)
2004	Scott McDonald	(Fitzroy Lodge ABC)
2005	Not held
2006	Darran Langley	(Hollington ABC)
2007	Khalid Yafai	(Birmingham Police ABC)
2008	Tommy Stubbs	(Northside ABC)
2009	Tommy Stubbs	(Northside ABC)
2010	Tommy Stubbs	(Northside ABC)
2011	Charlie Edwards	(Lynn ABC)
2012	Jack Bateson	(Burmantofts ABC)
2013	Waleed Din	(Sheffield Lane Top ABC)
2014	Harvey Horn	(Repton ABC)
2015	Sunny Edwards	(Steel City)
2016	Kiaran MacDonald	(Sunderland)
2017	Kiaran MacDonald	(Sunderland)
2018	Conner Kelsall	(Tom Hill)
2019	Conner Kelsall	(Tom Hill)
2020	cancelled due to COVID 19.[4]
2021	Ellis Trowbridge[5]	(Hodbox)
2022	Ellis Trowbridge[6]	(Hoddesdon)
2023	Ben Litwin[7]	(Turner's)
2024	Bilal Siddique[8]	(Karmand)