Delicious oil goes in shock 212 words explanation after ‘losing fire’ at the age of 27

Boxer Delicious Orie has announced his shockmets of the sport.

The 27-year-old won gold medals on 2022 Commonwealth and 2023 European games.

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His success in the amateurs saw him represent Team GB in the Olympic Games in Paris last year and he became Anthony Joshua’s sparring partner.

Oria Later signed for Frank Warren’s Queensberry promotions.

But after only one professional fight, which he won in February, Brit, born in Moscow, decided to end his career and to concentrate on a new job.

Orie explained his decision in a statement, with the text: “After a lot of reflection, I decided to hang my gloves and retire box To follow my diploma and enter the business world.

“This sport Has given me so much – incredible memories, unforgettable experiences that travel around the world and many opportunities to represent my country in the largest phases in the world. Forever grateful for the trip.

“Over time I started to recognize that the same fire and love that I once had for boxing was gradually blurred.

“As I have grown, I am above all appreciated clarity and honesty with myself.

“I hoped that becoming a professional would restore passion, but the truth has become clear: it is not.

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“Every hunter knows that you need a deep love for the vessel to reach the top – and without that there is no path ahead.

“Out of respect for the sport and for myself, it’s time to get away with honesty.

“To everyone who supported me on the way – thanks. To my coaches, teammates, staff at GB Boxing and to those who stood me during my (be the short) professional journey.”

He thanked STN Sports Chiefs Sean O’Toole and Paul Ready, promoters Frank and George Warren, as well as Grant Smith and his team In Sheffield Base Steel City Gym.

Orie added: “Your faith, support and guidance meant the world.”

Fans were left shocked by the news, saying one: “Keep your head high. You have reached so much buddy, and will continue to do so.”

Another added: “Good luck in this next chapter, DJ. An absolute joy after your journey.”

British boxer Frazer Clarke wrote a moving message to Orie and said: “I feel that I am writing this message to the late brother, but if you ever needed or needed to have my number.

“I have no doubt about what you want to do in your life, you will be successful from the first time I met and spoke with you and then spoke with you, it was clear that your working speed and your attitude towards learning and competing is unparalleled.

“I hope you’re doing well and wish you the very best if you need me, I’m a phone call gone.”

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