21-year-old decorated Fijian amateur standout, Nathan "The Hornet" Singh (3-0) has signed lengthy management terms with Australasian manager and promoter, Tony Tolj.

Fighting out of Suva, Singh made an impressive professional debut and has quickly moved to 3-0 in the pro ranks

Singh has not fought since February due to the global pandemic, he chose to use that period to enhance his backroom staff with a man continuously building world champions in Tolj.

He remains undefeated with 19 amateur fights and 3 professional fights. Australian hall of fame trainer Johnny Lewis has gone on record as stating that Singh is the best Fijian boxer today.

The young prospect has great enthusiasm about his career and provided his thoughts on his new team, goals in boxing, and more.

"Signing with Tony Tolj and Dragon Fire Boxing is a blessing. A gift from God for passing all his tests in life. Ever since I was told by my father about this opportunity I've been so excited and looking forward everyday when I close my eyes before bed and open my eyes the next morning it's all I think about, I just can't wait to smash some heads and show the world what I got," Singh said.

"Training with the likes of the Moloney Twins, Bruno Tarimo, Andres Campos and others means better preparation, quality sparring, moving levels above and a step closer to achieving my goals. Growing up in Fiji, It was tough not only for me but also for my family. During heavy rain our house would be under water and then soon we were left without a house.

"Everything me and my brother have earned has got us a little stability. I'm grateful to God for testing me and finally opening doors for me not only me but also my family. My father is my hero, for the past 44 years he had one dream and that is to train a world champion. Before he perishes I want him to see me become world champion. My goal in boxing is to become unified world champion in multiple weight divisions and to also retire undefeated."