Wadi Camacho was building a big reputation before suffering a surprise defeat to China Clarke earlier this year. However, he bounced back in style by lifting the Prizefighter trophy and is now looking forward to a British title eliminator.
Friday 23 August 2013 12:50, UK
It seems impossible to wipe the smile from Wadi Camacho's face nowadays.
"I just had too much energy and I had to find a way to release it," he recalled. "I loved boxing when I was younger but my Mum wouldn't let me do it. At a certain age I started doing it and then I got 100% support from my Mum, she knows now that I'm going all the way to the top. "I came over to the UK when I was six years old from Spain so I see myself as both Spanish and British. My family are the most important thing to me. I have all my big sisters at ringside and they get a bit nervous when they see all the cameras but they're getting used to it more. "I've got their support, they know how hard I train. I see my sisters and my Mum every single day. The most important thing is having my loved ones around me."