Charity Corporate Fight night #54  - CF Ireland 

Over the last couple of years I have gave up Alcohol for couple a weeks at a time , and seeing the benefits from it mentally & physically, this year I have decided to take on a challenge of getting into the ring to face a fear and raise some money for a charity while giving the beer a miss 

Why Cystic Fibrosis Ireland ? 

My little cousin and name sake (Ollie Gordon) was diagnosed as a baby to have CF , after seeing the Impact this had on him & his family , I only realised the seriousness of the illness after a local girl passed away with the disease at a a young age. 

Why Boxing?

Sure Why not ? I met a guy who trains in the Gym I train , that is a coach in Corporate fighter , so I asked about it and he got me going with it. 

Why Now ?

I had decided to give alcohol a miss for a few months to get back training , this coincided with it , and what better motivation , get fit or get beat up . (you can't beat a bout of leverage)

You can come on the Night !

The Fight night is on the 17th April in Luna park Sydney , if anyone is interested in a ticket hit me up !  Approx $250 per ticket . 3 course meal & all you can drink 

About CF Ireland 

Cystic Fibrosis Ireland's fundraising events have been cancelled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic at a time when people with Cystic Fibrosis who are an at risk group from this virus require their support now more than ever. They urgently require funding to continue to provide much needed supports and services to people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. This includes specific supports they have put in place to support the CF community during the current crisis as well as their on-going services including; Advice, information and support for people with Cystic Fibrosis in Ireland Support for counselling, exercise, bereavement, social & distress, transplant and fertility grants. Ongoing support for CF units in our hospitals including funds being raised for the new CF unit at the Beaumont Hospital and funding for CF specialist staff as needs arise. Supporting vital CF related research aimed at understanding, managing and treating CF