Boxing

World champion boxer Mea Motu's fight to reclaim her identity.

She is the first Australian woman and wahine Māori to win an Olympic medal in boxing.

The world champion will defend her IBF light heavyweight belt against the 'hard-hitting' Nigerian in Hamilton in September.

The Ngāpuhi, Waikato-Tainui boxer claimed the title after defeating veteran Joshua Tai in Auckland on Friday.

Mea Motu has made light work of her Thai opponent in her latest bout.

Former IBF heavyweight champion Daniella Smith is preparing Trish Vaka for the New Zealand National Professional Boxing Commission (PBCNZ) heavyweight titile.

“When you come into our space whether it’s a long time or a short time you are a part of our whānau,” says founder Reece Papuni, in an effort to encourage more whānau into boxing.

Lupesoliai La'aulialemalietoa Joseph Parker will fight Deontay Wilder on December 23rd at the “Day of Reckoning”.

Tongan Junior Fa will be the opening fight of the night in boxing's most lucrative showdown on December 23rd - 'Day of Reckoning'

Mea Motu and Lani Daniels will defend their world titles on home soil this weekend - Not only will the card be in Aotearoa but in Whangārei much to their delight.