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ingle

[ing-guhl] / ˈɪŋ gəl /


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White House spokesman Davis Ingle also told me by email that ethics rules “prohibit use of non-public government information for personal gain.”

From Los Angeles Times

He was then invited to the gym of local legend Brendan Ingle in the working class area of Wincobank and later wrote two books - On the Ropes and The Shadows of Boxing - highlighting the trainer's mentorship of Prince Naseem.

From BBC

Beattie - who is originally from Belfast and now trains at the same Salford gym as one of Prince Naseem's sons - said he became "fascinated" by Ingle, an ex-steelworker-turned-trainer, "because he was this charismatic Irishman from Dublin".

From BBC

Ingle "thought his role wasn't being acknowledged", he added.

From BBC

While there were disagreements over money "like with a lot of boxers and trainers", he said he believed Ingle had been more concerned "about the credit and attribution for the success".

From BBC