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For the past 16 years, punching a bag or bloke has been Shane Cameron's daily routine.
From his first amateur fight as a 20-year-old in England to the pinnacle of his pro career - the deflating world title loss to Danny Green last year - it has been a gruelling, brutal ride, full of contrasting emotions.
Now, it's time for a break. After 14 operations and repeated punishment his mangled right hand needs to recover.
Body and mind requires refreshment so Cameron will take the best part of this year to rest.
"The body has taking a hammering the last few years," Cameron told Sunday News last week. "I'm in no hurry to lace the gloves up over the next few months."
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From his first amateur fight as a 20-year-old in England to the pinnacle of his pro career - the deflating world title loss to Danny Green last year - it has been a gruelling, brutal ride, full of contrasting emotions.
Now, it's time for a break. After 14 operations and repeated punishment his mangled right hand needs to recover.
Body and mind requires refreshment so Cameron will take the best part of this year to rest.
"The body has taking a hammering the last few years," Cameron told Sunday News last week. "I'm in no hurry to lace the gloves up over the next few months."
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