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About Bertu Camilleri Malta

Bertu Camilleri, ex-boxer and champion

Bertu Camilleri started his career in a Gym in Hamrun. Soon after he caught the eye of the late Iron Man of Europe Charles Saliba who trained him in Youth Gym Sliema. At that time Bertu established a record of three hours non stop skipping the rope. Two veterans, the late Francis Attard of Mosta and Paul Cassar of Msida took charge of his training at the Mosta Boxing Club. Later on Bertu decided to emigrate to the United Kingdom.

In England, Bertu acquired the experience of British boxers and trainers. He went to the well known Jack Solomons Gym where he used to fight 3 times a week against British Boxers. When Bertu returned to the island in 1969 he showed his ambition when he opened a Gym at Gharghur.
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  • 5-hour rope skipping record
    Welterweight Champion
    An old autographed photo
    With Frans Attard
    Boxing Team
    With 'Iron Man' Charles Saliba and Sur Tonin
    An old photo of Simon Chetchuti, one of Bertu's boxing trainer
    Middleweight Champion against
    Philip Xuereb
    Welterweight Champion for the
    second time
    Posing with trophies
    Henry Cooper in Malta
    Fighting Australian Boxer Joe Vella
    Gharghur citizens and friends gather for the opening ceremony
    Bertu's gym is now officially open
    Introduction of new bodybuilding equipment
    Boxers from Bertu's Gym participate
    in a tournament in Ireland
    World's Strongest Man visits
    the gym
    Mario Pace, IFBB Malta president, acknowledges Bertu's help
    Encouraging young athletes on presentation day
    Awarded Unur Excelsior to honour his lifetime achievements
    Unur Excelsior - The Award
1965 1966 1970 1976 1977 1978 1982 1983 1984 2000