Fiji Navy Boxing

We proudly acknowledge our two boxers, Jesoni Matakitotoya and Elisio Cakaunivalu, who represented our club at the Oceania World Boxing Amateur Competition held at the FMF Gymnasium this weekend.

Both athletes delivered commendable performances over the two days, demonstrating resilience, determination, and true fighting spirit in the ring.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our sponsor, Fresh'et International Ltd and the management team for their continued support. We also thank Team Boxing Brave and the Head Coach Osea Nanovu for their valuable assistance in preparation and sparring leading up to the competition.

Vinaka vakalevu to everyone for your support

Navy Boxing Club extends its sincere appreciation to Freshet for their continuous support towards Navy Sports from the very beginning. Your commitment has played a significant role in the development and growth of our athletes.

We are deeply grateful to Freshet and all our valued sponsors and supporters who have contributed to the success of Navy Boxing. Your support strengthens our mission and inspires our boxers to strive for excellence.

Navy Boxing Club is proud to uphold the legacy of the first Fiji Naval Commander, Stanley Brown, who was also one of the pioneers of amateur boxing in Fiji. We remain committed to honoring his vision through discipline, dedication, and performance.

What a night of Boxing, OS Naqari made a stellar debut appearance last night as he came away with an Unanimous Points Victory over his more experienced opponent.While he started out strongly by knocking and rocking his opponent in the earlier round his mantle was tested when he hyperextended his shoulder after throwing a shot over his opponent on the second round.While the team managed to fix his shoulder during the break,it was tough going for OS Naqari as he persevered through the pain and the agony to still outpoint his much game and experienced foe.Also on the card were two of our Civilian Boxers in Kimo Vakalalabure and Abhay Chand Jnr,Kimo Vakalalabure fought on the exhibition bout and displayed excellent boxing skills,however for exhibitions it will always end in Draws.Abhay Chand Jnr who also debuted last night won spectacularly with a second round KO of his opponent.Navy Boxing is well on its way in the Professional ranks as most of our boxers make their journey into the Professional ranks.
Special mentions goes to our major sponsor in for their tremendous support on this campaign,HQ Navy and our manager SUB Jemesa Makalai for his tireless work behind the scenes.Not forgetting Na'oro Fitness for their continuous support in kinds.

Navy Boxing continues the legacy of our late Commander Stanley Brown who was a pioneer and founding member of the Establishment of Amatuer Boxing in Fiji.