About two weeks ago, I joined this platform as a follower and admirer of Jayden's talent and the team behind him. I felt that his victories represented all of us, and that good talent, paired with good management, makes champions and fulfills dreams. Last week was crazy!!! Suddenly, in the blink of an eye, I found my son facing Jayden, something I never expected and not ready for. Before we left for Bosnia, I knew Jayden was coming thought it's good chance to train with him, but I didn't expect him to compete in the 54 kg weight class. To be honest, when I found out, I thought about moving my son up to the 57 kg class to avoid facing Jayden . But my son refused and insisted on competing in that weight and taking on that challenge. So I told him, "Son, this is an opportunity. You have nothing to lose. If you win, you'll have done something no one expected. If you lose, you lost to a champion, and there's no shame in that." My son Abdulrahman could have put on a better performance; he didn't show his full abilities, and I think he was nervous because of the dominance of Jayden's name. Still, I am happy with his participation and very proud of him. Despite all that, it was a wonderful week full of beautiful memories.and at the end the boys exchange Instagram account and became friends I wish all the young people health, abundant luck, and the ability to achieve their dreams. Who knows, maybe we will meet again someday. Peace.

Hi guys, I’m Alfie and I’m an amateur boxer and hopefully I can learn a few things from here. 👊🏼

Sparring, bags, pads & hard fitness training

Very good session done tonight at truth very hot 🔥