Tryagain Morning Ndevelo advances to Commonwealth Games quarter-finals
The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Namibia's Tryagain Morning Ndevelo progressed to the quarter-finals of the Commonwealth Games in the 60kg category, defeating Bangladesh’s Md Ruhin Reza by unanimous decision. The bout took place in Glasgow as part of the ongoing boxing competition. Ndevelo, inspired by his name's meaning, embodies a philosophy of perseverance, reflecting a lesson from his mother about seizing every opportunity. His victory marks a significant step toward his goal of winning a medal in the tournament.
- •Ndevelo defeated Md Ruhin Reza in the 60kg category.
- •The match concluded with a unanimous points decision.
- •Ndevelo's entry reflects a deep personal philosophy of perseverance.
- •The boxing competition is currently underway in Glasgow.
- •He aims for a Commonwealth Games medal in this tournament.
- 9:00 PMThe Guardian Sport — Ndevelo seizes chance to try again in pursuit of breakthrough Commonwealth Games medal
"Tryagain Morning Ndevelo through to 60kg quarter-finals Namibia boxer taking inspiration from name given to him Every boxer has a story. Few have one written into their name. For Namibia’s Tryagain Morning Ndevelo, every trip into the ring is a reminder of the lesson his mother taught him growing up: if today does not go your way, there is always another chance tomorrow. That philosophy is now carrying him towards the Commonwealth Games medals after the 60kg contender booked his place in the quarter-finals with a unanimous points victory against Bangladesh’s Md Ruhin Reza in Glasgow. Continue reading...
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