Damar Thomas aims for Olympic success after Commonwealth gold
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 6:16 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026
Damar Thomas, the Commonwealth Games gold medallist in super-heavyweight boxing, is focusing on establishing his own legacy ahead of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. After defeating India's Narender Berwal by unanimous decision, the 21-year-old has dismissed comparisons to Anthony Joshua, emphasizing his unique path. Thomas has not lost a fight since November 2025 and aims to remain in the amateur ranks until the Olympics. He plans to turn professional after competing in Los Angeles.
- •Damar Thomas won gold at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
- •He defeated Narender Berwal via unanimous decision.
- •Thomas aims for Olympic success in Los Angeles in 2028.
- •He has not lost a fight since November 2025.
- •Thomas plans to turn professional after the Olympics.
"Commonwealth Games gold medallist Damar Thomas wants to create his "own legacy" after being compared to former Team GB super-heavyweight stars following his triumph in Glasgow.
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