The faith-driven amateur boxer ready to represent Sāmoa
New Zealand-born
super heavyweight amateur boxer Miracle Ki
is set to represent Sāmoa at the World Games in Liverpool next month. Miracle, who is driven by strong faith and Sāmoan roots, is in the middle of his training programme ahead of his overseas trip where he aims to win the gold medal before focusing on selection for the upcoming Commonwealth and Olympic games. Miracle speaks to Susie Ferguson.
Support Miracle Ki on his road to the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool
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New Zealand-born super heavyweight boxer Miracle Ki is set to represent Sāmoa at the World Games in Liverpool in August.
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