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The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Who is Tim Tszyu's wife Alexandra Constantine?
TIM Tszyu married long-term partner Alexandra Constantine in 2016 – after the pair met at a boxing class. Alexandra has been ringside at most of 2 Tim Tszyu will be hoping for some redemption in his rematch against Sebastian Fundora on Saturday 2 Tim Tszyu and Alexandra Constantine arrive ahead of the Creed III Sydney Premiere in Sydney in 2023 Who is Alexandra Constantine? Alexandra Constantine is the wife of Australian boxer Tim Tszyu, a former WBO junior middleweight champion and son of former undisputed light-welterweight boxer Kostya Tszyu. Tim Tszyu won the WBO interim junior middleweight title with a ninth-round TKO victory over Tony Harrison in March 2023 but lost the belt in a split decision against Sebastian Fundora in March 2024. Saturday's rematch is his chance for redemption – and given Tszyu and Alexandra met at a boxing class, his wife is likely to be ringside once again. Alexandra, a Sydney-born finance graduate, is fluent in three languages – Macedonian, English and French. Read more in boxing She attended the University of Technology in Sydney before pursuing a career in property law and has also lifted the lid on their first date. "We played arcade games at Timezone, then had a late meal at Cosmopolitan Café in Double Bay," she once said. "Tim said he thought I was trying to impress him by taking him there… but they seriously had the best schnitzel and mash going for years." The couple sealed their marriage vows in Sydney in a lavish ceremony in front of 120 guests in 2016. Most read in Boxing Their wedding was certainly an elaborate affair. Tszyu and his brother Nikita, also a boxer, were dressed in stylish black Armani suits while Alexandra wore a stunning designer dress by Steve Khalil and Kostya wore a baby blue suit. A convoy of luxury cars ferried the couple from the boxer's home in Caringbah to the wedding ceremony. While Tim, 30, has said in interviews that his life is all about "boxing, boxing, boxing", he recently told the No Limit podcast that meeting and marrying Alexandra has had a profound effect on him. "Boxing can't compete with my missus," he said. "I love her to death and that's my number one priority right now. "I always put boxing as number one, throughout my whole life you know, boxing, boxing boxing. "You come back and you start to think, you know what, family is actually number one." Alexandra clearly feels the same, telling reporters before the wedding that getting married was less stressful than one of her husband's fights. "In terms of vibes and nerves, a wedding is a walk in the park compared to a fight," she said.
Scottish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Who is Tim Tszyu's wife Alexandra Constantine?
The Australian boxer has opened up about the importance of family Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) TIM Tszyu married long-term partner Alexandra Constantine in 2016 – after the pair met at a boxing class. Alexandra has been ringside at most of Tszyu's professional fights and is likely to be in the front row when her man takes on Sebastian Fundora in Las Vegas on Saturday, June 19. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Tim Tszyu will be hoping for some redemption in his rematch against Sebastian Fundora on Saturday 2 Tim Tszyu and Alexandra Constantine arrive ahead of the Creed III Sydney Premiere in Sydney in 2023 Who is Alexandra Constantine? Alexandra Constantine is the wife of Australian boxer Tim Tszyu, a former WBO junior middleweight champion and son of former undisputed light-welterweight boxer Kostya Tszyu. Tim Tszyu won the WBO interim junior middleweight title with a ninth-round TKO victory over Tony Harrison in March 2023 but lost the belt in a split decision against Sebastian Fundora in March 2024. Saturday's rematch is his chance for redemption – and given Tszyu and Alexandra met at a boxing class, his wife is likely to be ringside once again. Alexandra, a Sydney-born finance graduate, is fluent in three languages – Macedonian, English and French. She attended the University of Technology in Sydney before pursuing a career in property law and has also lifted the lid on their first date. "We played arcade games at Timezone, then had a late meal at Cosmopolitan Café in Double Bay," she once said. "Tim said he thought I was trying to impress him by taking him there… but they seriously had the best schnitzel and mash going for years." The couple sealed their marriage vows in Sydney in a lavish ceremony in front of 120 guests in 2016. Their wedding was certainly an elaborate affair. Tszyu and his brother Nikita, also a boxer, were dressed in stylish black Armani suits while Alexandra wore a stunning designer dress by Steve Khalil and Kostya wore a baby blue suit. A convoy of luxury cars ferried the couple from the boxer's home in Caringbah to the wedding ceremony. While Tim, 30, has said in interviews that his life is all about "boxing, boxing, boxing", he recently told the No Limit podcast that meeting and marrying Alexandra has had a profound effect on him. "Boxing can't compete with my missus," he said. "I love her to death and that's my number one priority right now. "I always put boxing as number one, throughout my whole life you know, boxing, boxing boxing. "You come back and you start to think, you know what, family is actually number one." Alexandra clearly feels the same, telling reporters before the wedding that getting married was less stressful than one of her husband's fights. "In terms of vibes and nerves, a wedding is a walk in the park compared to a fight," she said.
Times of Oman
03-07-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
Muscat University of Technology and Applied Sciences organises Summer Program for school students
Muscat: Activities of the 2025 Summer Programme for school students, organised by the University of Technology and Applied Sciences in Muscat, have begun, targeting grades four till twelve. The programme features more than 35 diverse training workshops covering various fields, including information technology, engineering, entrepreneurship, business, applied sciences, pharmacy, fashion design, arts and photography, leadership and management, skills development, and English language courses. The programme offers parents an opportunity to provide their children with an enriching educational experience during the summer vacation, helping them make the most of their time and develop their abilities in a stimulating university environment. It also aims to assist students in making informed decisions about their future academic and career paths. The programme is delivered by a select group of academic trainers, researchers, and top-performing university students, ensuring effective knowledge and expertise transfer.
Zawya
02-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Oman: Innovation hackathon launches to advance digital transformation
MUSCAT - Al Dhahirah Governorate has launched one of its most ambitious digital initiatives to date, 'Al Dhahirah Tech Innovation Hackathon,' a three-day event aimed at empowering youth to develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges. Organised by the Office of the Governor and held under the auspices of Musallam bin Ahmed Al Maashani, Wali of Dhank, the event is being hosted at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences and has drawn over 200 participants from across Oman. Designed as a cornerstone of the governorate's vision to build a dynamic and inclusive digital society, the hackathon brings together university students, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts to work collaboratively on technological solutions addressing service, environmental, and developmental issues. The initiative highlights Al Dhahirah's strategic focus on fostering innovation, strengthening digital capabilities, and engaging youth in shaping the future of their communities. Speaking to the Observer, Salem bin Ali al Mahrouqi, Director General of Administrative and Financial Affairs in Al Dhahirah Governorate and Chairman of the Hackathon's Supervisory Committee, described the event as a key platform to advance the governorate's digital transformation agenda. 'This hackathon reflects our commitment to creating a culture of innovation,' he said. 'It supports youth creativity, encourages entrepreneurial thinking, and leads to scalable, incubatable solutions tailored to the needs of the local community.' Al Mahrouqi added that digital transformation in Al Dhahirah has become a tangible reality, driven by a series of targeted initiatives that integrate technology across various aspects of life. 'This event brings together creative minds to chart a brighter, tech-enabled future for the governorate,' he noted. The opening ceremony featured a video presentation highlighting Al Dhahirah's performance in the Digital Transformation Excellence Assessment, overseen by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology. The governorate recorded notable progress, underscoring its dedication to innovation-driven governance. The presentation also covered key statistics, including participant demographics, accepted challenges, and evaluation benchmarks. A panel discussion followed, featuring Eng. Othman al Mandhari, CEO of Innotech, who shared global best practices in modern construction automation. He emphasised the importance of adopting advanced technologies such as 3D printing in building smart, sustainable cities. Additional speakers included Khalisa Al Jahwari, who addressed the role of digital transformation in emerging economies, and Badr Al Rahbi of Doorly, who discussed technology's impact on Oman's real estate market. Throughout the hackathon, participants worked in teams to develop tech-driven solutions to challenges in areas such as smart government services, agriculture and water, education, community health, and logistics. The programme also featured technical workshops, mentorship sessions, and expert consultations to guide participants in refining their ideas into actionable prototypes. A judging panel will evaluate the solutions and award prizes to the top three teams, with a focus on innovation, feasibility, and impact. Beyond the competition, the initiative is expected to produce actionable recommendations and establish working groups to scale promising projects within the governorate.
Times of Oman
22-06-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
UTAS-Al Mussanah Honours Graduates and On-the-Job Training Partners
Under the patronage of Dr. Munia Mohammed Al-Farsi, Deputy Assistant Vice-Chancellor for E-Systems and Student Services, the Training and Career Guidance Center at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences – Al Mussanah, represented by the Graduate Follow-up and On-the-Job Training Sections, hosted the Second Graduates Gathering and Recognition Ceremony for Partner Institutions involved in the On-the-Job Training Program for the 2024/2025 academic year. The event took place on Thursday, June 19, 2025, at the university campus in Al Mussanah. During the ceremony, 20 institutions from the public and private sectors were honored for their contributions to the success of the OJT program and for providing students with real-world training opportunities. Special recognition was given to the Royal Navy of Oman, which accommodated over 100 student trainees across the 2023/2024 and 2024/2025 academic years, making it one of the program's most active partners. The event also featured the Second Graduates Gathering, dedicated this year to university graduates currently employed at the Al Mussanah branch. The gathering fostered a warm and engaging environment filled with entertainment, and graduates -led activities that encouraged connection among attendees. In her remarks, Dr. Munia Al-Farsi praised the efforts of the partner institutions and emphasized the importance of strengthening ties with the labor market to enhance student capabilities and better align their professional readiness with the goals of Oman Vision 2040. The ceremony concluded with the presentation of commemorative plaques and certificates of appreciation to the honored institutions, reaffirming the university's commitment to deepening partnerships and evolving its training and employment programs in line with national aspirations.
