Delicious Orie highlights Team England boxers for Commonwealth Games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 10:56 AM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
Delicious Orie, a former gold medalist and now pundit, discusses expected standout performers for Team England ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. He praises Chantelle Reid, Isaac Okoh, and Damar Thomas for their skills. Orie reflects on his own experience at the previous Commonwealth Games, emphasizing the joy and unity among competitors. Despite his retirement from professional boxing, Orie remains connected to the sport through media roles and involvement with the England boxing squad. His insights provide an early look at England's prospects in the upcoming event.
- •Orie is a former Commonwealth gold medalist and now a pundit.
- •Key boxers to watch include Chantelle Reid, Isaac Okoh, and Damar Thomas.
- •Orie appreciates the unique atmosphere of the Commonwealth Games.
- •The Games will be held in Glasgow in 2026.
- •Orie retired from boxing but remains active in the sport.
- 10:56 AMYahoo Sports — Commonwealth Games boxers: Delicious Orie on who to watch from Team England
"Interview: The gold medalist, who went to the Olympics and turned pro before abruptly retiring, will be a pundit at this year’s Games in Glasgow
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