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Longstanding boxing club in Bethnal Green, London. Repton Boxing Club is the Original home of champions and is a gym for serious, competitive amateur boxing.
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#F7CC30
Saffron
247, 204, 48
47, 93, 58
0, 17, 81, 3
#117F40
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17, 127, 64
146, 76, 28
87, 0, 50, 50
#FFFFFF
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255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
Repton Boxing Club is a longstanding boxing club based in Bethnal Green, East London, with a reputation as a historic home of champions. Known for its green and gold colours and elite standing in amateur boxing, Repton is a gym for serious, competitive amateur boxers. The club’s identity is rooted in tradition, achievement and a demanding approach to the sport, reflected in its motto, “No Guts, No Glory.”
Repton shares its history through a dedicated history section and Wall of Fame, and keeps its community informed with news and media updates. It also publishes fixtures and ticket information for upcoming events, including its annual shows at York Hall. These include the Tony Burns tournament, held in memory of the club’s former head coach, Tony Burns MBE. Located at The Bath House on Cheshire Street, Repton presents itself as both an active boxing club and a storied sporting institution, welcoming supporters to follow its events, news and continuing role in British amateur boxing.
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What are Repton Boxing Club's brand colors?
The Repton Boxing Club color palette uses the hex codes #F7CC30, #117F40 and #FFFFFF.
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