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Ash Lane has just written British boxing’s feel-good story of the year.
The hard journeyman from the Sanigars’ gym in Bristol became a champion with a points win over Michael Ramabeletsa in Swindon that earned the vacant Commonwealth super-bantamweight title.
The 26 year old then took to Facebook to post his story.
His post chronicles how a shy teenager who was forever being bullied found his confidence through boxing and went on to become a champion.