Doctor quits over McCullough licence

British Boxing Board of Control doctor Dr George O’Neill has quit following the decision to give Wayne McCullough a licence to box in Britain.

Mon, 01 Jul, 2002 - 14:00

British Boxing Board of Control doctor Dr George O’Neill has quit following the decision to give Wayne McCullough a licence to box in Britain.

Belfast doctor O’Neill’s decision was followed by the resignations of three other doctors who are connected to the Northern Ireland area council for the board.

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Courts boxing Heathrow Place: Britain Place: Belfast Place: Cardiff Place: Northern Ireland Person: McCullough Person: of Control Person: Dr Person: George O’Neill Person: Wayne McCullough Person: O’Neill Person: John Campbell Person: George Organisation: British Boxing Board

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