News about Johnny Lewis

Aaron Nable was brought to public attention when he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, and his brother started talking about the devastating effects it has on those that live. Aaron died on March 3, leaving behind his partner of ten years and three sons. Hundreds of mourners packed Mary Immaculate Catholic Church in Manly on Tuesday to say their goodbyes to the one-time boxing champion who could not win his last battle. A number of celebrities from sport and television, including TV presenter Matty Johns (top right) and legendary boxing coach Johnny Lewis (bottom right), were among Matt (left) at the funeral. Inset: The Nable brothers are shown.

Harry Garside, the Olympic boxing champion, has shockingly revealed that he is at a crossroads in his career, and he is uncertain if he will box again ahead of his appearance on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. The vibrant 25-year-old, who many believe he will be a world champion, has confirmed that his boxing career is still on the air and that he has some major decisions to make.

Johnny Lewis (inset) has named Tim Tszyu (left) a world champion in waiting, announcing the son of a gun primed to join his legendary father in boxing's most coveted books. On Sunday, Tszyu faces American Tony Harrison in Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena, aiming to become only the sixth second-generation boxer to win a world championship. Lewis is confident that history will repeat itself 28 years after being in Kostya for his first world championship victory at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

The legendary Australian trainer Johnny Lewis and boxing hero Jeff Fenech have broken down their feud and joined up to face rising Sydney boxer Brock Jarvis. Lewis and Fenech used to have an unbreakable father and son bond that culminated in the Marrickville mauler becoming a world champion in three weight divisions and being regarded as the country's best ever boxer. They suffered a long time ago but corner Jarvis has resurgented the relationship, becoming one of the country's best boxing prospects.

Harry Garside, the rising boxing celebrity and media darling, has been notably rejected by legendary coach Johnny Lewis (inset) for selecting a reality TV show rather than a blockbuster Main Event battle. The 25-year-old rose to international prominence after winning a boxing medal (bronze) at an Olympic Games - and defies just about every stereotype in the book. Garside is now putting his recent celebrity to use by acquiring a spot on the popular Channel 10 show "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here," and Lewis is having none of it.

When Katy Perry and Miranda Kerr reunited at the G'Day USA Arts Gala in Los Angeles on Jan. 28, they were all smiles. Fans were taken by surprise by the pair's friendship, which includes Kerr's ex-wife and Perry's engagement to the actor since Valentine's Day 2019. Daisy Dove, the couple's 2-year-old daughter, is also sharing her Daisy Dove. Perry was quick to dismiss any rivalry rumors in a speech presenting Kerr with the Arts award, putting the record straight on her relationship with Kerr once and for all. According to People, "Some of you may be curious about why I'm introducing Miranda." "It doesn't fit into the antiquated story of ex-wives and new wives."

Harry Garside, an Australian lightweight boxer, first entered the ring at Lilydale Youth Club in Victoria at the age of nine, and it has been the best decision of his life so far. The dress wearing, nail polish enthusiast (pictured right) doesn't comply with social conventions, and has encouraged others to do the same.

Johnny Lewis, the legendary Australian boxing coach, has coached some of the best and most toughest fighters this country has ever produced, and you can now add Ella Boot to that list. She recently won the Australian welterweight title after breaking her hand in the third of eight rounds

Ex-cop Gary Jubelin's latest book Badness is more about himself than its theory of investigating evil, with him railing against the police who dominated the William Tyrrell case. The 57-year-old former detective examines some of Australia's worst crimes chronicled in his I Catch Killers podcast, including the Port Arthur massacre, the Anita Cobby murder, the Granny murder investigation, and Ivan Milat's serial murders. However, the common thread of Badness is that a sidelined cop shouting from the wings and re-arguing outside the court room, in the case brought against him. Jubelin scoffs at the Strike Force Rosann detectives' efforts on the investigation, and he refers to media walk-throughs as 'B-grade television.' However, he also reveals some surprising facts about the Tyrrells case, leading to the question of why they didn't appear during the inquest.

Kevin Gallen (left), a respected Australian boxing coach, says he needs to stop boxing immediately or risk permanent harm, and that being tough is not enough. (inset) and the NSW Blues legend has noticeably deteriorated as a fighter (slow).

Marvin Vettori, an Italian UFC brawler, has never been knocked out, but Australian ex champion Robert Whittaker believes he can KO him and is eager to return to the Octagon in Paris this weekend.