The biggest challenge for athletes in what's known as the smaller sports is balancing a career and the sports itself. Often, the income from sports like boxing isn't enough to sustain a living. One South African athlete Liam Cleland has managed to find that balance between work and his fighting career. Sias du Plessis reports
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