Jamie Sanigar wrote:Kevin at BBN is designing a website for Moses so people can learn more about Moses and his youth work project. Like Kev said donations will be able to be made on the site.
Big thanks to Kevin for sorting out the website
well done all round lads. top stuff
nice for Moses too Jamie, bet he didnt think all this would have come out signing to fight Lee!
Paypal account, as I mentioned earlier is a quick and easy way to do it, it's international too, you can check which countries it covers on their website.
Ah right, okeydokey. So much for my bright ideas....let me know how it's coming along with the site, and I'll try and time it so I get the piece up to coincide.
How often can you say getting a broken jaw is a good thing? Had he just lost in a dismal effort and remained unscathed, he would probably been on the next flight home and none of the rest would have happened.
As Pastor Moses himself would say, 'The Lord works in mysterious ways.'
Hopefully the site will be up on Sunday, at the latest Monday.
You can get a sneak preview at http://www.moseskinyua.com but the links don't work as yet, but as there in now show at Portsmouth tonight, it gives me something to do!!
Got the gloves this morning . Moses is in London for a few days visiting some friends and drumming up support for his project. He will be back in Bristol later on in the week I will pass them on to him.
Jamie Sanigar wrote:Moses Kinyua from Kenya boxed our fighter Lee Haskins on Friday night losing on points over 10 rounds. Moses sustained a fractured jaw in the second round but boxed on for the full 10 rounds. Moses showed tremendous courage in the fight. Due to the injury sustained we resheduled his flight home so he could receive treatment here in England. He is staying at my flat for the next 3 weeks.
During his stay with me he explained to me that he is a junior pastor learning to become a minister back in Nairobi. He works as a voluntary social worker helping the orphans, young kids involved in crime and drugs, also the HIV/AIDS problem. He explained that most of his fight purses go to help fund this project. Kev at britishboxing.net has done a piece on him. During his stay I am helping him setup a website and look for aid for his project here in England.
I know many boxers especially the bigger names do help with charity work but I read a thread on Mike Tyson with people saying they felt sorry for him losing all that money, when I hear a story like Moses's it makes me wonder.
It was refreshing to hear a story like this with all the negative press boxers seem to get these days.
Best boxing story I've read in a while. Sky should get Ringside back on for stories like this
