Tired of being bullied, deaf student turns to boxing


By AGENCY

For many, boxing is a way to let off steam as well as get a good workout in. Photo: ATTENTIE ATTENTIE/Unsplashunsplash

Boxing helped Andrea Moore overcome a lot of obstacles in her life – and that’s why she loves the sweet science.

The 29-year-old fighter, who resides in Rossville in Staten Island, New York was born deaf and was bullied growing up.

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