Bromley Teen Boxing Star Punches His Way to National Spotlight

A Bromley Boxing Club is capturing national attention and it’s all thanks to the incredible achievements of 13-year-old Castro Collins, who was recently crowned National Schools Champion.

His remarkable journey from local talent to national sensation was recently featured on ITV News, placing a well-earned spotlight on the rising star and the community that helped shape him.

Standing tall at an extraordinary 6ft 2 and weighing 12 stone, Castro’s physical presence in the ring is matched only by his determination, discipline, and raw talent. In his heartfelt ITV interview, he spoke openly about the sacrifices, relentless training, and unwavering community support that have helped pave the way to his success. It’s a story not just of boxing, but of belief, resilience, and the power of mentorship.

Castro’s victory has sent ripples through the boxing world, earning admiration from seasoned pros and casual fans alike. But perhaps even more touching is the response from his hometown. Bromley locals turned out in full force to give their young champion a hero’s welcome, wrapping him in cheers, pride, and support. The emotional celebration was captured on video, quickly going viral across social media platforms. Among those who noticed? None other than Bromley-born comedian Rob Beckett, who shared the post with his followers and gave a shoutout to the club, applauding the vital role they play in nurturing young talent and changing lives through sport.

Castro’s win is more than a personal achievement…it’s a symbol of what can be accomplished when young people are empowered, supported, and given the tools to succeed. And Bromley ABC is proud to stand in his corner.