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Papua New Guinea’s boxing team has once again proven their strength and determination on the international stage, returning from the Oceania Games with an incredible nine medals in total, 4 Gold, 3 Silver, and 2 Bronze. Their outstanding performance cements PNG’s reputation as a rising powerhouse in regional boxing. Leading the charge were our four Gold Medal champions, true warriors who fought with heart, discipline, and pride:John Ume, Steven Kendu, Allen Oaike, Leontine Ke

Papua New Guinea’s boxing sensation John Ume continues to make waves — not just in the ring, but now on screen. Catch him tonight at 6:30pm on ABC iview’s That Pacific Sports Show , where he opens up about his upbringing, challenges, and the motivations that fuel his boxing career. The feature dives deep into John’s story, from his humble beginnings to becoming one of PNG’s most respected athletes. With raw honesty, he shares the lessons he learned growing up, the discipline

Photo by The National Online Papua New Guinea’s top amateur-turned-professional boxer, Allan Oaike, has officially marked his entry into the pro ranks with an impressive debut win in Tamworth, Australia, last weekend. Oaike, one of PNG’s brightest boxing talents, showcased power, precision, and poise as he stopped Australian opponent Tony Ingram at 1:29 in the fourth round of a scheduled six-round bout. The victory signals an exciting new chapter in Oaike’s career as he conti