Boxing is a sport that requires talent and discipline. It’s a one-on-one matchup to prove you’re the best. If you’re too aggressive, you risk being counterpunched. If you hesitate, you risk being knocked out. It is a chess match of will and mental fortitude unlike any other sport.
For Haven Brady Jr., a kid so naturally gifted at everything, it’s a challenge he relishes. A world-class athlete and honor roll student, boxing creates a physical and mental game that he can appreciate.
A lot can happen in 17 years, and so is the case for Brady Jr. The lightweight fighter, up to 132 pounds, out of Albany, Georgia, won his first national title in the Junior Olympics in July by defeating his opponent, who had beaten him earlier in the tournament, in the final. The victory also ranked him as the No. 1 amateur lightweight boxer in the country.
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