Aussie boxer plans to pursue ballet once he hangs up his gloves


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'Ballet is fantastic,' said Garside, Australian boxer, after his lightweight semi-final defeat in Tokyo left him with a bronze medal. Photo: Reuters

Lightweight Harry Garside has taken unorthodox boxing to a whole new level at the Tokyo Olympics, crediting ballet for his stunning run in the ring that saw him land Australia's first boxing medal in 33 years.

The tattoo-clad plumber from suburban Melbourne said ballet was not just a training method for fast footwork and balance, but a passion he plans to pursue once he hangs up his gloves.

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