Life of notorious Wakefield prisoner Paul Sykes to be turned into a movie | Wakefield Express
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PAUL SYKES BOOK - PressReader
Paul Sykes (1946-2007) - Find a Grave Memorial
Paul Sykes... where is he now?... - Page 20 - BoxRec
Paul Sykes - Sweet Agony - August 1979: Paul Sykes signs a boxing contract to fight Ngozika Ekwelum in Lagos, Nigeria. Unfortunately his 'big chance' lost, Sykes was demoralized and his professional
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Looking Back At British Heavyweight Paul Sykes (1946-2007) – RingSide Report
Paul Sykes - Popped in a boxing gym in Middlesbrough tonight and seen a picture of Paul's boxing mentor John Spensley and ex foe Neil Malpass. | Facebook
Bunce on Boxing: Sykes' bragging offers Brook a cautionary tale | The Independent | The Independent
Boxer Paul Sykes uses a wall to strengthen his neck muscles at Thomas a'Becket gym in London. He is training for his upcoming bout against John L. Gardner at Wembley Stock Photo -
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Britain's Hardest Prisoner [Paul Sykes Documentary] - YouTube
Wild life of boozy cult hero boxer - prison to punching sharks 'in the f***ing earhole' - Daily Star
Remembering the career of great Hackney heavyweight John L. Gardner | Hackney Gazette
Appreciate What You What Funny Paul Sykes Boxer Quote Fan T Shirt| | - AliExpress
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Who was the infamous Wakefield 'shark puncher' Paul Sykes? | The Hoot
Meet the notorious Yorkshire hard man even Charles Bronson wouldn't fight - Leeds Live
Teesside's rich boxing history to be detailed in new book by author who profiled Paul Sykes - Teesside Live
bob mortimer on Twitter: "This 70's documentary about Paul Sykes (boxer/prisoner) is a terrific watch. Jim and I based one of our characters on one of the participants.. can you spot it?
