Team of the Week -17.10.25

Team of the Week - 17.10.25

This week celebrates people at the very top of their craft. Jody Cundy has added to his already impressive medal tally, Alyssa Healy has hit form at just the right time, and Beau Greaves is pushing to become one of the top names in darts.

If you want a good laugh, check out Bilal Fawaz and his reaction to winning the vacant English Super Welterweight title, it’s a great watch and an even better redemption story.

Bilal Fawaz

English Super Welterweight Champion

Bilal Fawaz has lived a life that most people only ever hear about on the news. After enduring a traumatic upbringing that included being trafficked and abused, Fawaz found boxing as his outlet. At 37, he faced Junaid Bostan for the vacant English Super Welterweight title and won. The best part? His reaction. Bilal didn’t realise he’d won until the belt was handed to him, and you can see the pure joy take over his face. What a moment.

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