Gisborne City Hit Pit Boxing Club may be small but it’s fierce in building champions. Ngāti Porou athletes Alhaji Sheriff, 16, and Tawhiri Toheriri-Hallet, 19, are training hard to represent New Zealand on the international stage.
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NewsJoshua defeats Ruiz, reclaims world titles
Anthony Joshua has gained revenge for his shock defeat at the hands of Andy Ruiz Jr. this morning in Saudi Arabia, beating the Mexican-American over 12 rounds.
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Boxing trainer raises his fists to give people hope
Boxing trainer Albie Roebeck has started his attempt to break the current Guinness World Record for the Longest Punchbag Marathon which currently stands at 55 hours. Roebeck who overcame depression is taking on the challenge in the hope to raise awareness around mental health.
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NewsParker withdraws, Chisora seeks new opponent
Joseph Parker has withdrawn from his upcoming fight with Brit boxer Dereck Chisora due to illness.
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Boxer to break world record to raise awareness about mental health
Albie Roebeck is preparing to break a Guinness World Record of the Longest Punchbag Marathon to raise awareness about mental health.
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NewsJoseph Parker's next fight confirmed for London
Parker will fight British heavyweight Dereck Chisora in London on October 28.
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NewsParker beats Leapai in the 10th round
Joseph Parker’s journey back to the world heavyweight title picture took another step today when he beat Australian Alex Leapai in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Andy Ruiz knocks out Anthony Joshua in incredible upset
Mexican-American Andy Ruiz Jr. has stunned the boxing world with a seventh round knockout of the previously undefeated British champion Anthony Joshua.
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New fight deal for Joseph Parker
Kiwi heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker’s career took a step back in the right direction today, after announcing a three-fight deal, apparently, worth $6 million with British promoters, Matchroom Boxing.
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IT Heavy Hitters donning the gloves for a cause
This weekend more than 30 people will jump in the boxing ring. None of them are your average boxers- they're doing it for mental health and suicide awareness.
