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Smith Brothers (Alumni) Return to College

The Smiths returned to the College to celebrate their success stories and share their experiences with the students at Archbishop Beck.

The day began with college students completing some of the daily exercises they undertake as part of their intensive training regime. This was followed by a fascinating Q&A session. This session allowed our students to ask some intriguing and challenging questions. The Smiths answered each and every question without any hesitation.

Throughout the whole day the brothers were an inspiration to both the students and staff at our College. They even sat to have lunch with our students. The Smiths were a breath of fresh air and nothing was too much trouble posing for photographs and signing memorabilia throughout the whole day. They day was due to finish at 11:30, but they didn t leave the College until 2:30pm! A successful day and an emotional return for the Smith brothers. This was an unforgettable experience for all involved and something we will hopefully aim to repeat in the future.

Thanks to Mr McKean for organising a memorable day and of course, many, many thanks to Paul, Stephen, Liam And Callum for joining us. Good luck for your future fights lads!