From champions to prospects, plus the fighters who came before. Every record and title on the profiles links to BoxRec, Tapology, press reports or Marlee's own announcements.
The first boxer Marlee turned professional. From a points win on debut at Plymouth Guildhall in 2019 to defending the British and Commonwealth titles at The O2, still unbeaten.
Mozambique's Paris 2024 Olympian and Commonwealth Games silver medallist. Marlee first watched him at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, brought him to Plymouth and has guided him to two pro titles in his first year.
One of the Konuk twins, new to Marlee's team in 2026. A regional champion in Asia, Efe has boxed twice in Riyadh and won the IBF Asia lightweight title on the same night his brother won his.
The other Konuk twin, and the southpaw. Ege has collected regional titles across Asia, including the IBF Asia super-lightweight belt won on the same night as his brother's, and joined Marlee's team in 2026.
Joined the team at 15 in May 2026. Two-time national champion and Manchester Box Cup champion, Slen went to the 2026 European Championships with just seven amateur bouts and reached the quarter-finals.
Came to Marlee at 17 with no wins and four losses. Became one of the first pros Marlee turned over, retired unbeaten, and has since built his own business, Lewis Scaffolding.
Came to Marlee with zero amateur fights. Went 21-4 as an amateur, won gold at the 2019 Haringey Box Cup, turned pro and retired unbeaten at 3-0 after an eye injury.
Former fighterCame to Marlee at 15 wins, 19 losses as an amateur. Went 24-4 at elite level and won bronze at the 2019 England Boxing Elite Championships at 57kg. Turned pro in 2019 at Plymouth Guildhall. Covid slowed his career, and Marlee's time with him ended after his win in America against Carlos Jackson.
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