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Robin is a former professional British boxer who had a successful career in the Super Middleweight division.

He firstly represented Great Britain as an amateur in the 1992 olympics where he respectively won a bronze medal.

After a successful amateur career robin turned professional in 1993 where he quickly began to make a name for himself and became a popular British fighter. Just 3 years later he won the WBC Super Middleweight Championship with a TKO victory over Vincenzo Nardiello then successful went onto defend his title on three times. Robin also went on to hold the IBO and WBF titles.

Johnny is a former professional boxer from Sheffield.

He became the WBO Cruiserweight Champion on the world after defeating Carl Thompson with fifth round TKO victory, Johnny then went onto to hold the title for six years with an impressive 13 defences. He also held the WBU and WBF Cruiserweight titles.

Professional Record: Wins 45, Losses 12, Draws 2.

Johnny now works for Sky Sports as a boxing fight night presenter doing coverage on live events. He also presents the ‘Gloves are off’ and also works alongside Adam Smith on Ringside.

It is fair to say that Johnny has seen it all after a impressive professional career and doing coverage on any title fights. He is a great motivation speaker who can also do QNA’s.

Frank is well known for being one of the greatest British Heavyweights of all time, having such a successful career consisting of 40 wins and only 5 losses in a tough heavyweight division.

In 1989 Frank challenged Iron Mike Tyson for the unified World Heavyweight Championship in Las Vegas, Although he didn’t win the fight it was fair to say that Frank began to make a big name for himself in the boxing world followed by massive support from the UK fans.

On the 2nd of September 1995 Frank finally became WBC World Heavyweight Champion by outpointing McCall over 12 rounds.

Aged 17 Joe travelled to the USA with the Irish Boxing Team for training in Atlantic City. It was here he met boxing legend and 2 times Heavyweight Champion, Floyd Patterson.

Patterson soon discovered Joe could hold his own and asked him to stay in the States to become a sparring partner for a promising new Heavyweight Boxer called Mike Tyson.

Joe joined the Catskills Boxing Gym in New York, where he lived and trained with Tyson for two years. With the support of the great Cus D’Amato the pair became great sparring partners and lifelong friends.

eventually Joe signed pro in 1990 and won his first two fights; but his boxing dreams were cruelly shattered when he was forced to quit following a serious road accident on the night of his second professional fight. Then in May 2004, after an absence of 12 years, Joe made his ring comeback aged 38. Joe fought once, winning by technical knock-out and despite being offered a place on Mike Tyson’s undercard, retired from the sport saying: “I had nothing else to prove to anybody, nothing left to prove to myself.

In 2008, Joe made a successful transition from the boxing ring to movie hard man appearing in films and Television dramas such as Cass, Dead man running, Freight and Sherlock homes.