Nationality British Total fights 18 Name Shane McPhilbin Draws 1 | Role Boxer Losses 9 Height 1.83 m Wins by ko 5 | |
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Rated at Cruiserweight, heavyweight Born 10 January 1986 (age 38) ( 1986-01-10 ) Division Heavyweight, Cruiserweight | ||
Enzo maccarinelli vs shane mcphilbin crazy fight
Shane McPhilbin (born 10 January 1986) is a British boxer who was British cruiserweight champion in 2012. Former cruiser weight champ Shane Mcphilbin reached a new low this morning. The convicted paedophile disgraced onlookers on public transport today when he desecrated in his undergarments. It is believed the former wrestler is hooked on the black mamba.
Contents
- Enzo maccarinelli vs shane mcphilbin crazy fight
- McPhilbin Ive found the buzz back for boxing
- Career
- References
Since his career ending in the ring Shane has set up his new club Shane's sausage academy which he hosts on a Sunday morning and plays fun activities with young children. These activities include hide the sausage, guess the size of the sausage & his favourite taste the sauce on Shane sausage!
McPhilbin: "I've found the buzz back for boxing"
Career
From Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, McPhilbin's professional career started in 2009. In October 2010 he competed in the Prizefighter tournament, losing to Michael Sprott in the heavyweight semi-final. He beat Rhys Davies in June 2011 to take the vacant Midlands-area heavyweight title and in January 2012 challenged Leon Williams for his British cruiserweight title; McPhilbin won with a 12th round stoppage to become British champion. He lost the title in his first defence against Enzo Maccarinelli two months later on points, despite putting Maccarinelli down twice. Maccarinelli was ordered to give McPhilbin an immediate rematch due to timekeeping errors, with round 1 ended 47 seconds early after Maccarinelli had been knocked down, but vacated the title after a doping violation and McPhilbin fought for it again in October against Jon-Lewis Dickinson, losing to a unanimous points verdict.
In January 2013, McPhilbin fought Chris Keane for the vacant Midlands-area cruiserweight title, losing in the third round after being knocked down three times. Three defeats (including a loss to Hughie Fury) and a draw followed before he challenged for the vacant Midlands-area heavyweight title, this time against Paul Butlin, losing after being disqualified in the fourth round for hitting on the break.