Delicious Orie

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Bilston boxer Delicious Orie wins Commonwealth Games gold (expressandstar.com)

Delicious Orie set sights on becoming Olympic champion in 2024 after claiming a brilliant Commonwealth Games gold.

At the final bell he held his arms aloft, believing he had the victory. With a minute to go a clash of heads brought blood streaming from above Sagar’s left eye and during the stoppage, Orie encouraged the crowd to give more and they did. After receiving his medal, Orie then addressed the crowd directly saying: “I want to thank you so much for your support. Yet Orie, once more looking to dominate with his jab, eventually figured out the puzzle. “I can't wait for Paris, it’s only a short trip down the road. My inspiration has always been Anthony Joshua, that’s the bare minimum.

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Delicious Orie wants to follow in Anthony Johsua's footsteps after ... (Telegraph.co.uk)

Like Joshua, the 25-year-old super-heavyweight did not even put on a boxing glove until he was 18.

Eccles was on the wrong end of a controversial split-decision defeat in the 2018 Commonwealth final. Now he hopes to emulate the former world champion by winning Olympic gold in 2024 and stepping up to the professional ranks. To come through all of this and win gold is just amazing.” He is mentored by Frazer Clarke, who won Commonwealth super-heavyweight gold four years ago, and in recent years he has sparred with Joshua, who he credits with installing a belief that he can succeed on the international stage. Like Joshua, he did not try on a boxing glove until he was 18, with his initial dream to follow fellow immigrant Luol Deng in making a career in basketball. It has been a remarkable journey to this point.

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Delicious Orie admits Anthony Joshua is his inspiration after ... (Planet Sport)

Delicious Orie turned his focus to emulating Anthony Joshua after surviving a gritty Commonwealth Games final against Sagar Ahlawat to become Englands ...

My inspiration has always been Anthony Joshua, and what he has achieved is the bare minimum. "When she's older, hopefully she can watch back on that and anything she wants to achieve, hopefully she can go and do that." "I just want to be a good person and if it inspires younger people coming through and anything I can do to help people, again it's your values as a person." "For me throughout my career to actually have that behind me and to know I've made that sort of history is something I'm going to be proud of for as long as I'll remember boxing." I am the next generation and we are going to excel." Orie, who has trained with Joshua in Sheffield, added: "The sky is the limit.

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Delicious Orie savours taste of victory after claiming gold medal in ... (The Independent)

The 25-year-old rallied to claim a unanimous decision victory over Sagar Ahlawat.

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. “We’ve been around each other for so long and I always knew we could reach these kinds of levels. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use, Cookie policy and Privacy notice. Orie, who has trained with Joshua in Sheffield, added: “The sky is the limit. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use, Cookie policy and Privacy notice. I am the next generation and we are going to excel.”

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Delicious Orie triumphs in Commonwealth Games super ... (Sky Sports)

Delicious Orie won the super-heavyweight gold medal for England in the last bout of the boxing tournament at the Commonwealth Games in his Birmingham ...

"You've got to be able to do a bit of everything. You haven't seen the best of me yet." For the Russia-born GB boxer, it came down to a matter of heart in that last round. I represented Team England at 25 and I just won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. It's possible, go out there and achieve whatever you want to achieve," he said to a huge ovation. But going into the third and final round Orie had levelled the scores. The Indian grabbed him up in clinches and let a heavy punch stray below the belt.

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Delicious Orie triumphs in Commonwealth Games super ... (Sky Sports)

Delicious Orie won the super-heavyweight gold medal for England in the last bout of the boxing tournament at the Commonwealth Games in his Birmingham ...

"You've got to be able to do a bit of everything. You haven't seen the best of me yet." For the Russia-born GB boxer, it came down to a matter of heart in that last round. I represented Team England at 25 and I just won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. It's possible, go out there and achieve whatever you want to achieve," he said to a huge ovation. But going into the third and final round Orie had levelled the scores. The Indian grabbed him up in clinches and let a heavy punch stray below the belt.

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England's golden boys Delicious Orie and Lewis Williams claim ... (Daily Mail)

Last night, hometown boy Delicious Orie brought down the curtain on boxing at these Commonwealth Games with super-heavyweight gold, roared on by a crowd that ...

Elder sister Michaela was a runner-up in both Glasgow 2014 and the Gold Coast 2018 but Nigeria's Elizabeth Oshoba could not stop her this time. Siblings Aidan and Michaela won more golds yesterday than all but five nations. My inspiration has always been Anthony Joshua, that's the bare minimum. 'The sky is the only limit. Her reward? That England flag will be with me forever.

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Commonwealth Gold is Delicious for rising England boxing star (FRANCE 24)

England's Delicious Orie was crowned the Commonwealth Games super-heavyweight champion on Sunday, as the Northern Ireland brother and sister duo of Aidan ...

"I am the next generation and we are going to excel." "He's my baby brother and to see him achieve his dream is what I have dreamt of myself. You were going to have to kill me in there for me to lose." That makes me hugely proud." "Seeing him win his gold is more special than me winning mine," she said. I was determined.

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Commonwealth Games: If it wasn't for Anthony Joshua I wouldn't be ... (The Times)

Delicious Orie beat Sagar Sagar of India to win gold for England in the super-heavyweight division.The 25-year-old was deemed to have lost the first round ...

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'Golden' Delicious Orie inspired to emulate Anthony Joshua after ... (Evening Standard)

But having emulated the achievements of fellow Englishmen Joe Joyce and Frazer gold at the past two Games, he instead set his sights on emulating the wins of ...

The English fans are the best in the world and I was determined to not let anyone else win. Dissecting his fight, he said: “I was an emotional wreck earlier but, when the bell went, I knew I had it in the bag. “I am so proud to be English and hopefully I’ve made everybody proud. Within four years, they had settled in Wolverhampton – just a few miles from Birmingham 2022 - but it wasn’t until the age of 18 when the 25-year-old Orie first took up boxing. I might have been doubted but I will always prove people wrong. “I am the next generation and we are going to excel.

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Is Delicious Orie GB's Next Big Star After Winning Commonwealth ... (BoxingScene.com)

Delicious Orie underlined his position as the next British super-heavyweight star in the making as he claimed gold for England at the Commonwealth Games in ...

The Games were a huge success for Northern Ireland, which topped the boxing medal table with five golds, including brother and sister Aidan and Michaela Walsh, who won at light-middleweight and featherweight respectively. He has written about boxing for a wide variety of publications worldwide since the 1980s. “When the final bell went, I knew I had it in the bag and the only way I did it was through the support of the fans,” Orie said. There were ecstatic scenes at the NEC as he came back from losing the first round on all three cards to sweep the cards for the second and third rounds. It is like a drug now, I am addicted to it. This is what I live for now.”

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