It has been a standout year for 16-year-old local boxer Eddie Large, whose determination and discipline have propelled him through the amateur ranks to become one of Yorkshire's brightest young talents.
In just twelve months, the six-foot-three fighter from H HOUR Boxing Gym has built an impressive record, most recently earning bronze at the National Development Championships this weekend.
The youngster from Scotton was also crowned Yorkshire Champion in May, and clinched the title of Regional Development Champion in September after dominating across the East Midlands, North West and North East regions.
Eddie’s success has been forged through relentless hard work - from 10k runs through Harrogate and Knaresborough to late-night training sessions under the guidance of his coaches.

Proud parents, Keith and Emma Large said:
“What a journey. He’s had an incredible twelve months, and even though he just came home with bronze at the Nationals, we know this is just the start.”
The coaching team at H HOUR Boxing Gym - Mateusz Daroszewski, Dan Flack, Matty Cullen and Ben Harriss - devote countless hours to mentoring and training boxers of all ages, building not only skills but also discipline, confidence and character.
Their dedication is reflected in the achievements of young fighters like Eddie, who benefit from their experience and commitment every day.
Eddie’s Year in the Ring:
Bronze – National Development Championships (Oct ’25)
Regional Champion (Sept ’25)
Yorkshire Champion (May ’25)

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