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SUSAN Warren is the wife of boxing promoter Frank - but she has been a star in her own right.

Once a celebrated Vogue model, Susan met Frank in the early 1970s.

Susan was a model before meeting Frank
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Susan was a model before meeting FrankCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
Susan and legendary boxing promoter Frank have been married for over 40 years
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Susan and legendary boxing promoter Frank have been married for over 40 yearsCredit: Enterprise News and Pictures

At the time Frank was beginning to make waves in the boxing world.

They have now been married for over 40 years.

During that time Frank has become a household name by promoting some of the biggest British fighters in recent history including Frank Bruno, Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank, Joe Calzaghe, Prince Naseem Hamed, Amir Khan and Tyson Fury.

Susan prefers to stay away from the limelight, focusing on their family and personal life.

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Family life

Susan and Frank have two sons, George and Francis.

George is involved in the family business, Queensberry Promotions, where he works as a boxing promoter and manager.

He has been increasingly visible in the fight game and is following in his father's footsteps, helping to manage boxers and promote events.

Like his brother George, Francis had been working for Queensberry.

He left the company in 2022 to focus on starting his own company, Champion Sports Management.

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Frank said in an interview with about his son leaving: “I’m pleased for him, he has got a fantastic roster of fighters that he is managing and looking after.

“So he, quite rightly said, 'Look Dad, I don’t think that I can do it justice and I want to focus on my management company’.

"So, God bless him and good luck to him, and that’s what he is doing. We’ve got quite a few of his fighters on our roster and we continue to promote them and work very closely with them, he’s doing his own thing and that, for me as a Dad, is a real joy.”

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