In the heart of Streatham, South London, a future champion is being forged—not in silence, but in sweat, sacrifice, and speed. His name? Yashua Flemming. But in boxing circles across England and beyond, he’s known simply as “King Yash.”

A slick, explosive fighter with a style that dazzles and devastates in equal measure, Yashua’s name has become synonymous with technical brilliance and fearless ambition. With lightning footwork, razor-sharp counters, and a calmness that belies his age, he’s earned his place as one of England’s most exciting young boxing talents.

It all started at six years old, training with his dad in the living room. Fast forward a decade, and Yashua has racked up four national titles, a near-perfect record of 28 wins from 29 bouts, and the crown jewel of his journey so far: gold at the 2023 EUBC European Schoolboys Championships. 

But like every great fighter’s story, this one has its trial.

In September 2024, Yashua was sidelined by a serious bike accident that left him with significant leg injuries. The rising star was forced to sit out the 2024–2025 boxing season—his momentum halted, his comeback uncertain.

But for “King Yash,” adversity isn’t the end. It’s fuel.

Now deep in recovery, he’s working harder than ever behind the scenes, determined to return stronger for the 2025-26 boxing season. His sights are already set on reclaiming his throne—and building something even greater.

He may be out of the ring for now.
But make no mistake—the King is coming back.
And when he does, he won’t just return. He’ll rise.