The Good Fight
Boxing, ballet and breaking stereotypes
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Narrated by:
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Andrew Hazzard
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Harry Garside
In The Good Fight, Harry Garside, Australia’s ballet dancing boxing star, offers a raw account of his journey through sport, unexpected challenges and personal growth. Harry opens up about his remarkable journey with wit and wisdom, and offers a refreshing perspective on masculinity, sharing his struggles, triumphs, and moments of profound self-discovery.
Having won both gold and bronze medals at the Commonwealth and Tokyo Olympic games respectively, and playing a starring role at the 2024 Olympics, Harry is one of Australia’s stand-out boxing talents.
Through personal anecdotes and heartfelt poetry, Garside invites readers to see beyond the stereotypes, offering a nuanced exploration of identity, resilience, and showing how to be comfortable in your own skin.
Critic reviews
‘The Good Fight offers a raw and honest glimpse into [Harry’s] personal struggles, triumphs, and the lessons he’s learned along the way … It ticks all the boxes – sport, memoir and great writing.'
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