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Wally Walters

Welsh boxer

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About Wally Walters

Wally Walters was a boxer.

Wally H. Walters was a boxer who competed for Wales at the Commonwealth Games.

Biography Walters boxed out of the Caerau Boxing Club of Maesteg. In March 1934 he won the Welsh light-heavyweight title which effectively sealed a place at the Empire Games.

He subsequently represented the Welsh team at the 1934 British Empire Games in London, where he participated in the light-heavyweight division, losing to George Holton of Scotland in the semi-final bout.

After the Games he continued to represent Wales at international level and by 1937 held both the light-heavyweight and heavyweight titles of Wales.

Walters became a police constable in Derby and boxed for the Derby Borough Police.

He was a twice winner of the Welsh ABA light-heavyweight championship from 1934 and 1935 and three times heavyweight champion in 1936, 1937 and 1939.

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Welsh boxer

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Wally Walters

· Wikidata: Q136550588

· DBpedia: Wally Walters (boxer)

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