Shane Cameron is a return guest to the podcast.
He was one of the first people to say yes to this podcast, before I’d even released an episode back at the start of 2022.
A lot has changed in both our lives since then so I thought a catch up was on the cards.
We talk about living in a tent as a little boy, struggling with reading and writing and leaving school at 13. Then going from life on the farm to sharing a boxing ring with Mike Tyson. His stories about his time spent training with Tyson are something else.
We also get into the David Tua fight: the buildup, the devastating loss, picking himself up afterwards, and how the two of them ended up drinking tequila in Shane’s garage years later.
Plus, life after boxing, depression, his fear of dementia, and what gives him purpose these days.
Shane’s a humble guy who’s very open about both the things he’s proud of and the things he wishes he’d done differently. I really enjoyed this catch-up, and I hope you do too.
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