A FORMER boxing world champion has been found cleared of assault after CCTV showed him punching a man to the ground, Two-time IBF super-featherweight champion Joe Cordina was accused of assaulting Jamie O’Brien outside Pentwyn Service Station in Wales in…

Former two-time IBF super-featherweight world champion Joe Cordina has been cleared of assault by beating at Cardiff Magistrates' Court following an altercation at a Wales petrol station. The incident, captured on CCTV, showed Cordina knocking Jamie O’Brien to the ground outside Pentwyn Service Station in February after O’Brien initiated contact by shoulder-barging the boxer while shouting at him.
Judge Charlotte Murphy ruled there was no case to answer, concluding that Cordina acted in self-defense with a proportionate and controlled response in a split-second situation. O'Brien had previously admitted assault by beating and received a conditional discharge, while Cordina testified that he felt threatened and feared risking his professional boxing license.
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