Ex-nationals can make great coaches


AT the age of 14 in 1994, a tiny lad announced to the world that he had arrived by winning his maiden British Junior title. Then, he became unstoppable.

He became national champion, won 11 professional titles and swept the Asian Games gold, not once but twice in Busan 2002 and Doha 2006.

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