Lovemore Ndou releases autobiography

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Three-time world champion Lovemore Ndou takes readers of his recently published autobiography “Tough Love” on a journey through the hardship of his childhood in South Africa and bouts with Canelo Alvarez and Miguel Cotto and working as chief sparring partner to Floyd Mayweather and becoming a leading lawyer in Sydney, Australia.

Ndou was a young black boy who faced the hourly life-and-death reality of growing up in a humble town on the South Africa–Zimbabwe border, with the edifice of apartheid beginning to crumble in South Africa and civil war raging in Zimbabwe. He only ever started fighting to protect himself, his parents and his siblings.

But he became so good at boxing, he became a triple world champion!

Lovemore did not get the opportunity to go to school until he was nine years of age, yet he was committed to educating himself and making the most of his life and epitomized the value of education. Today, he is a successful lawyer with a thriving legal business in Sydney, and with no fewer than seven university degrees to his name. As he did as a boy trying to protect his family, Lovemore is today committed to helping as many people as he can.

As a child growing up in Zimbabwe and South Africa, Lovemore Ndou experienced poverty and the injustices of the apartheid system, witnessed atrocities committed against his family and community, was a victim of police brutality and saw his best friend gunned down in a street protest. Yet, against all odds, Lovemore succeeded and rose through the ranks to become a boxing world champion and then a successful lawyer, while making Australia his home.

In Tough Love, Lovemore Ndou evocatively recalls the many challenges he has overcome on his journey and his ultimate triumph through hard work, dedication, resilience and persistence.

Available at leading book stores.

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  • Zim had a great system,so good millions live in SA since 90s and few thousands live in UK.LN had a great career and been smart academically.

  • I had no idea he was a lawyer! He must have had brain cells to spare considering he became a lawyer after his boxing career! I know retired fighters that can barely tie their own shoes!

  • What a great story. I had no idea. I love hearing stuff like that from the boxing world.

  • What a great journey in life. Ndou took advantage of his personal skills in life to become a world champion and a lawyer. Props to him and his endeavors.

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