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  Lightweight [Joe Cordina] said: \"With the form I'm in there's no reason I can't come home with...

  Lightweight [Joe Cordina] said: \"With the form I'm in there's no reason I can't come home with...

The International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) has decided to hold its final 'Road to London' preparation training camp in Cardiff - and are encouraging Welsh boxers also hoping to be selected for the Olympics to take part in the camp with the visitors from a number of emerging countries. Duffryn High School pupil [Sean McGoldrick] was the WABA youth champion in 2006 and again in 2009 before claiming a silver medal at the GB Championships in the same year. Teenager [Fred Evans] is from St Mellons and boxes out of St Josephs ABC, while [Joe Cordina] is another St Mellons lad, who says: \"I started just to keep fit between rugby seasons.\" Seb Coe, chairman of the London 2012 Olympic Organising Committee, said: \"This is great news for Cardiff and Wales. Cardiff will be a great training and acclimatisation base for these emerging boxing nations to make their final preparations prior to one of the most important competitions in their sporting careers.

\"I started just to keep fit between rugby seasons,\" says Cordina, who represented Cardiff Schools as a scrum-half and still plays with Rumney. \"Then I found I liked it and it took over as my main sport.\"