Triumph Boxing Club faces eviction by end of June
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 12:23 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
Triumph Amateur Boxing Club in Coventry has been given four weeks to vacate its premises at the Standard Triumph Recreation Club, where it has operated for nearly 40 years. The club supports around 100 children and has become a significant community fixture over its 60-year history. The leaseholder, Bottle Top Leisure Limited, is enforcing the eviction to ensure the site's commercial viability. Head coach Dinesh Darbar confirmed that they are actively searching for new facilities. The club’s eventual closure would impact local youth who rely on its programs.
- •Triumph Boxing Club has until the end of June to vacate
- •The club supports about 100 children from challenging backgrounds
- •Bottle Top Leisure Limited cited commercial viability for the eviction
- •Coach Dinesh Darbar expressed hopes for finding new premises
- •Closure would have significant consequences for local youth programs
- 12:23 PMYahoo Sports — Boxing club faces being 'homeless' after eviction
"Triumph Boxing Club has been told they have to vacate their current premises by the end of June.
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