I would love more of us ladies getting involved in combat sport. Just knowing that you are strong enough adds an extra skip in your step, says MuayThai fighter Renette Coetzee. By: juliankiewietz | IOLsport
CAPE TOWN - I might have only seen Renette Coetzee fight live once thus far, but if I were to base my level of support for her solely on her love for braaing, then I would unashamedly confess that I am a huge fan already.
The Mother City did not always hold sweet memories for Renette, and it was through that experience that angled her toward the sport she loves so much today. “I would love more of us ladies getting involved in combat sport. Just knowing that you are strong enough, or even smart enough to throw a punch, adds an extra skip in your step … and believe me, girls can punch!
“It was by far the best fight I've had and I enjoyed having an opponent with that much experience and skill! I won the fight by unanimous decision.”“I am currently a part-time junior accountant and I'm studying towards my chartered accountant qualification at UCT. I am doing my Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting this year,” says the fighter.
The show - which is set to kick off in October - has been welcomed by many combat sportsmen and women across South Africa especially due to the fact that it could boost the combat sport arena by giving fighters new forms of revenue and opportunities.For Renette, she is purely excited by some of the names that have been involved in the show thus far. is part of it and I think he is hilarious! I would most definitely watch it.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
SA could move to level 1 'in a matter of days' says MkhizeHEALTH Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize has given a reassuring account of the country’s fight against Covid-19, telling Radio Islam International on Wednesday that South Africa could soon move to level 1 of the nationwide lockdown in a matter of days.
Read more »