Indigenous Boxers
Wakka Wakka woman Ella Muir will represent Queensland at the national boxing championships in Canberra in May, where she will compete for a chance to qualify for the World Elite Championships in Engla...
Warning to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The following article contains the name and image of a person who has died. Lawrence 'Baby Cassius' Austin's family and friends want him to be...
Shanell Dargan had time on the flight home to Sydney to dissect her shock defeat between the ropes last week in Indonesia. Vision of the WBA Asia Superflyweight title fight suggests Dargan's hands wer...
Alex Winwood says his near miss at Australian boxing history is only going to fuel his hunger to "rise back up to greatness" and win a world title.
It's game on for challenger Alex Winwood and WBA minimumweight world champion Thammanoon Niyomtrong with both fighters making weight on Friday, 24 hours out from touching gloves.
Boxing was a saviour for Alex Winwood growing up, and he hopes his shot at boxing history will help save other Indigenous kids as well. Winwood will become the fastest Australian male to win a boxing...
Trainer Angelo Hyder and former Australian boxing champion Danny Green believe the stars are aligning for Alex Winwood as the West Australian prepares for his shot at history.
Alex Winwood has described himself as a mix between Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr as he bids to become the fastest Australian male to win a boxing world title.
Noongar boxer Alex Winwood is four days away from a chance at creating Australian history and breaking a four decade-long record in the process with a world title on offer in just his fifth profession...
As Callum Peters touched down at Adelaide Airport, walked off the chartered Olympic flight and up a ramp, he only had eyes for his mum, Cassie, who was waiting patiently inside the terminal.
Noongar fighter Alex Winwood is staring down Australian boxing history after locking in a world title bout for Perth's HBF Stadium, set for September 7.
Noongar boxer and world title hopeful Alex Winwood has reflected on another 'pinch-yourself moment' after becoming a finalist for NAIDOC Sportsperson of the Year, following a "whirlwind" couple of yea...
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