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Selby leads GB Boxing team into European Championships

London Olympian Andrew Selby will be bidding to defend his flyweight title as he leads a 13-strong GB Boxing team at the 2013 European Champions...

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Ogogo starts professional career with emphatic win

Great Britain’s Anthony Ogogo introduced himself to the professional ranks in emphatic style with a second-round knockout of Kieron Gray at the ...

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McCracken wishes Olympic champion Campbell all best

GB Boxing performance director Rob McCracken has wished Luke Campbell all the best as the Olympic champion pursues a professional career with Ma...

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Adams eyeing return to the ring following injury lay-off

Olympic champion Nicola Adams admits that while a hand injury has left her frustrated, it could prove to be a blessing in disguise when she retu...

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McCracken claims boxers will learn from World Series setback

Great Britain performance director Rob McCracken is adamant his charges will emerge much better from the experience of the World Series of Boxin...

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Biography

David ‘Dynamite’ Price won a bronze medal at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in the super heavyweight-boxing category. Since Beijing he has turned professional, he won his first professional fight in March. In 2003 Price became the youngest ever A.B.A champion at his weight category, he also won the Commonwealth Confederations tournament in Kuala Lumpur. 2004 was a disappointing when Price lost to Roberto Cammarelle in the quarterfinals of the European Championships in Bulgaria, the defeat prevented him from qualifying for the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. In 2005, Price won his second A.B.A title and two weeks later, he went on to win the 4 Nations Championships. In 2006, Price won the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne and his winning streak continued when he won his third A.B.A title later that year. At six foot eight, Price has been dubbed the ‘beanpole’ of British boxing.