SubscriptionsHerald PremiumViva PremiumThe ListenerBusinessDeskSectionsLatest newsOn The UpSportBusinessRuralAll RuralDairy farmingSheep & beef farmingHorticultureAnimal healthRural businessRural lifeRural technologyLifestyleLotto resultsLocationsHamiltonCoromandel & HaurakiMatamata & PiakoCambridgeTe AwamutuTokoroa & South WaikatoTaupō & TūrangiWeatherThamesHamiltonTokoroaTaumarunuiTaupōNZME NetworkAdvertise with NZMEOneRoofDriven Car GuideBusinessDeskNewstalk ZBSunliveZMThe HitsCoastRadio HaurakiThe Alternative Commentary CollectiveGoldFlavaiHeart RadioHokonuiRadio WanakaiHeartCountry New ZealandRestaurant HubNZME EventsTom EleyMultimedia journalist·Waikato Herald·7 Sep, 2026 06:00 PM4 mins to read Hamilton boxer Asma Nabizadeh, 15, with her coach, Dion McNabney, at Nabby’s Boxing Gym in Hamilton. Photo / Tom Eley Hamilton boxer Asma Nabizadeh, 15, with her coach, Dion McNabney, at Nabby’s Boxing Gym in Hamilton. Photo / Tom EleyA 20-1 record and a place in the New Zealand Junior Development Squad are the latest milestones in 15-year-old Hamilton boxer Asma Nabizadeh’s rapid rise.Three years ago, she walked through the Nabbys Boxing Gym’s doors expecting to stay for a week. Her brother had started boxing at the Hamilton
Boxing: Asma Nabizadeh builds 20-1 record with Youth Olympics in sight
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