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- For the Scottish footballer, see Gary Mason (footballer).
Gary Mason (born December 15, 1962 in London, England, of Jamaican descent), is a retired British boxer who fought out of Chatham, Kent. He fought at heavyweight and became British heavyweight champion in 1989.
ought 38 times as a professional in a career that spanned 10 years from 1984 to 1994, with 34 wins by knockout and only one loss, that being to Lennox Lewis when he challenged for the European title in 1991.
He suffered a detached retina in a bout with Everett Martin in 1990.

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- For the Scottish footballer, see Gary Mason (footballer).
Gary Mason (born December 15, 1962 in London, England, of Jamaican descent), is a retired British boxer who fought out of Chatham, Kent. He fought at heavyweight and became British heavyweight champion in 1989.
Pro Boxing Career
He fought 38 times as a professional in a career that spanned 10 years from 1984 to 1994, with 34 wins by knockout and only one loss, that being to Lennox Lewis when he challenged for the European title in 1991.
He suffered a detached retina in a bout with Everett Martin in 1990. After a short retirement he staged a comeback, which ended with a TKO loss to Lennox Lewis, which aggravated Mason's eye injury. He would come back once again, but after winning two fights in the U.S. he retired for good.
Rugby career
He played three rugby league matches for London Broncos (now Harlequins Rugby League), scoring a try in his first game.
TV Appearances
He also appeared in a special celebrity show of Gladiators that raised money for charity in 1993 which John Fashanu won.
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