Lenny McLean

The unlicensed fighter and London minder, in the stories of the men who fought him, worked with him and crossed him.

1. The Man Who Attacked Lenny McLean's Daughter · In the late 1980s, on an ordinary East London street, a girl was grabbed from behind and had her coat pulled over her head so she could not see. Her friend stayed to help her and was punched in the face for it. The man w
2. Lenny McLean: The Hunt for the Drug Dealers · There were men Lenny McLean would fight for money, and there were heroin dealers he would hunt for nothing. To the Governor, a man who sold smack to children was not a criminal. He was a killer, a man who got rich by mak
3. Nosher Powell and Lenny McLean v the Gypsy Enforcers · Six foot four and seventeen stone, Nosher Powell was the picture of a hard man. Boxer, bouncer, minder and stuntman, he was never a villain, but his size and his hands made him a force in the clubs and pubs of the West E
4. Lenny McLean's Brawl with a Glasgow Hardman · Lenny McLean was six foot two, nineteen stone and quick to anger. He did lose in the ring. Roy Shaw beat him in their first fight, and he took losses to former professional boxers, two each to Cliff Fields and Johnny Wal
5. Lenny McLean v the Giant Rugby Player · Lenny McLean will go down as one of London's legendary hard men, the man many called the king of the doors. He lost in the ring several times. On the street, the film says, he was a different man, and there are plenty of
6. Lenny McLean, Bill the Bomb and the Hooligan Firm