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Two Liverpool boxers, Callum Makin and Odel Kamara, have reached the semi-finals of the World Boxing Championships, setting themselves up for a chance at sporting greatness. Their victories in the quarter-finals at the M&S Bank Arena have already secured them at least a bronze medal, but they are determined to make history by becoming the second and third British boxers to win a world amateur title.
Odel, fighting in the 70kg category, was able to secure his win in front of hundreds of Liverpool schoolchildren who were attending the tournament as part of a City Council program. He expressed his gratitude to his fans and received praise from former World Boxing Champion Tony Bellew, who described Odel as a “superstar” after his impressive performance.
Following Odel’s success, Callum swiftly followed suit in the evening schedule and is preparing for his 75kg semi-final match, with the potential to compete for the gold on Saturday. Meanwhile, Odel is aiming to reach his final on Saturday night, with a successful semi-final paving the way for the final match on Sunday. Tickets to witness their historic journey are available for purchase on the official championship website.
The presence of boxing champions like Tony Bellew and Natasha Jonas at the tournament has made a significant impact, inspiring the schoolchildren in attendance and showcasing the hard work and dedication required to succeed in boxing. The event has sparked enthusiasm among PE teachers in Liverpool, with many expressing a desire to incorporate more boxing drills and fitness activities into their lessons to motivate the younger generation and emphasize the various opportunities available in sports beyond just competition
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