Army Boxers Return To Training Inspired By Karriss Artingstall's Olympics Success
After a long break due to COVID-19, the competitors are back in the Army Boxing gym.
After a long break due to COVID-19, the competitors are back in the Army Boxing gym.
The gunner lost narrowly to Japan's Sena Irie in the semi-final on Saturday.
The soldier has already made history by becoming the Armed Forces' first female Olympic boxer.
Gunner Karriss Artingstall secured at least a bronze medal after winning a tough fight against Australia's Skye Nicholson.
The Army boxer defeated Australia's Skye Nicholson by split decision in their quarter-final to guarantee at least a bronze Olympic medal.
Both the Army and the RAF have been represented across boxing and hockey.
The Royal Artillery soldier won two bouts in Paris to seal her place at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Gunner Karriss Artingstall saw her Olympic qualifier postponed just a day before the bout.
The Inter Services were due to take place later this week.
Gunner Karriss Artingstall aims to compete for Great Britain at this year's Olympic Games.
Corporal George Westpfel is also looking to be crowned as the UK Armed Forces Super Heavyweight champion.
Development and elite boxers formed part of a UK Select team that took on Guernsey Amalgamated Boxing Club.
Lance Corporal John Marvin suffered the injury while competing for the Philippines but hopes to be at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
He had a message for Army Boxing Secretary, Nathan Pearce, after beating Dmitrij Kalinovskij in Aldershot.
A night of bouts against the Belgian National Squad provided the perfect preparation for the Inter Services Championships.