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Danny Sharland – UWCB Gillingham

Cancer has left an indelible mark on my life and the lives of my loved ones. From witnessing my Nan’s courageous battle with breast cancer to supporting my partner through their own journey, cancer’s presence has been constant. That’s why I chose to participate in an extraordinary event in support of Cancer Research UK. This […]

Bethan Vickers – UWCB LIVERPOOL

‘During a challenging period in my life, I found myself grappling with mental health issues, often ending up in the hospital. I heard about how boxing could potentially help change my mindset and improve my wellbeing. So, I decided to give it a shot! I chose to support Mind as my charity because, well, mental […]

Charity mentor hopes boxing event will inspire youth

Shirley Lynch, a dedicated member of staff at Northampton Saints Foundation is preparing to participate in an Ultra White Collar Boxing event, on 16th March at Northampton Town Centre Hotel.

‘I’ve lost five loved ones to suicide so I’m making sure no one else has to suffer in silence’

A man from Blackpool is competing in a charity boxing match to raise money for a mental health charity after losing five loved ones to suicide.

Oxford University employee to box in charity event

An employee at the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School is set to compete in a charity boxing match with all funds raised going to the school’s charity, Be Free Young Carers

Boxing legend Frank Bruno gives Hartlepool ‘white collar’ fighter his seal of approval

Knock Out Success in Canada

A Derbyshire company that has helped raise over £31m for charity by hosting ‘bucket-list’ challenges for adventurous people has taken Canada by storm

Not Just Travel’s Chris Harrison to fight in charity boxing match

Not Just Travel’s chief commercial officer Chris Harrison will fight in a boxing match to raise money for a breast cancer charity.

Tyson Fury sends heart-warming video to fellow boxer who was suicidal

The 30-year-old reached out to fellow boxer Karl Jones who said his mental illness ‘robbed him of his character’. Fury sent the direct message to Mr Jones, 32, just hours before the sign maker stepped in the ring for a charity bout for Ultra White Collar Boxing.