Jonathan Hill is gearing up for a crucial match as he takes on Fijian champion Sitiveni Nawai for the Super Welterweight title at the South Pacific Boxing Promotion event. The fight is scheduled for October 26th at Prince Charles Park in Nadi. Hill has been training intensely for the bout and acknowledges the challenges he has faced along the way.
“Training has been hard, and it can be tough at times, but I need all the preparation to secure a win,” he expressed. Hill’s commitment to his training is evident, understanding the significance of this moment in his career. While he admits to struggling with fatigue, he draws strength from his discipline and determination to succeed.
“There are times when laziness tries to take over, but my discipline and desire to win this fight motivate me to push through,” he explained. The upcoming event will also feature three world titles and numerous international fighters, adding to the stakes surrounding Hill’s title challenge.
“This tournament is significant, with boxers competing for three world titles and many international competitors. I believe it will be broadcast internationally, which is a significant opportunity,” Hill remarked with enthusiasm.
A win against Nawai could be a game changer for Hill, potentially elevating him to the realm of international boxing and opening avenues for future title fights abroad. “If I win this fight, I will become the champion of Fiji, and perhaps aim for an overseas title afterward,” he stated, clearly outlining his aspirations for the future.