Johnny Nelson

Great to have @johnnynelson back with us for A Night To Remember II. ㅤ A true legend of the sport and brilliant with everyone on the night. The Q&A was a great part of the event and we appreciate him being involved again. ㅤ @glencar_construction @sports.comlive

@paulmalignaggi joins @thatboxingshow on the road this week.. Talking all things boxing. And his thoughts and memories of @rickyhitmanhatton Plus the whys of his upcoming Bare knuckle fight for @bkbbareknuckle in the city of Manchester this Saturday the 16th

Energy. Recovery. Focus. ⚡️ Johnny Nelson knows that maintaining your edge as you age is all about supporting your body at the cellular level. That’s why he chooses NEU+. One shot a day for long-term health. ⚡️ Sustained Energy 🧘‍♂️ Improved Focus 🏃‍♂️ Faster Recovery 🌱 Long-term Health #NAD #CellularEnergy #LongevityLifestyle #JohnnyNelson #NEUplus

What a weekend of action.. This is why we love our sport.. Beautiful Brutality is exactly what we asked for and exactly what we got.. @thatboxingshow Go check in with us on YouTube @darrentill2.0 @joelister_1 @gorilla.promotions

Today, Yorkshire Cancer Research ambassadors @johnnynelson and @aaron_casserly_stewart carried the Baton for Yorkshire through Sheffield as part of the #WeWalkForYorkshire campaign. Johnny was walking in support of his friend, Aaron, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2024. Together, they walked the Sheffield leg of the charity's landmark month-long relay alongside charity supporters and researchers. The Baton for Yorkshire is travelling through 35 locations across the region, bringing together researchers, people with cancer and supporters - in recognition of the 35,000 people diagnosed with cancer in Yorkshire each year. Having started its journey in Hull, the baton has already travelled more than 115 miles and is currently making its way through South Yorkshire, before heading into West Yorkshire and finishing at the Yorkshire Cancer Research Centre in Harrogate on 28 May. Johnny said: “It’s a real privilege to be part of the We Walk for Yorkshire relay and to carry the baton alongside Aaron, who has experienced first-hand the reality of a prostate cancer diagnosis. “Prostate cancer affects thousands of men every year, with Black men significantly more at risk. It’s so important we continue to support research to improve early detection and make sure men get the right treatment at the right time. “Like many people, I’ve seen cancer affect friends and family over the years. I lost my stepdad to prostate cancer and my biological dad to lung cancer, and witnessed friends experience the difficulties that come with a cancer diagnosis. “For me, carrying the Baton for Yorkshire is about people coming together and backing the research that can genuinely change and save lives. I’m glad to play a small part and to walk for Aaron, and for everyone across Yorkshire affected by cancer.” 🔗 Follow the journey of the Baton for Yorkshire (link in bio)

Take 1, take 2, take 15… It’s Sunday GrassMotherCutters. The sla… sorry, helpers weren’t helping! But still got a cut in. #grassbants No children, dogs or chickens were harmed in the making of this video…! 😬👴🏾🤥

AD | Paid Partnership “Nobody told me it would feel like this…” It’s here, episode two. Johnny Nelson MBE opens up about the side of injury and chronic pain that people don’t always see. Whilst Ian Andrews, Johnny’s physio, explains the ‘doom loop’ of pain, setbacks and trying to push through. For athletes & fitness enthusiasts taking part in a packed racing calendar, recovery isn’t just physical. It’s mental too. In this new series, we’re chatting to experts in sports medicine, recovery and fitness to unpack how to recover smarter between races, perform at your best and avoid breaking down in a packed HYROX calendar. More to come next week from our panel of experts. For general information only. This content is not medical advice. Always seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional for health concerns or injuries. Testimonials reflect individual experience and do not guarantee results. #sportsinjury #hyrox #injury

AD | Paid Partnership Fitness racing and Hyrox are all year-round, seeing athletes competing more often than ever. Recovery has never mattered more. In this series, we chat to experts in sports medicine, recovery and fitness to unpack how athletes can recover smarter between races, perform at their best and avoid breaking down in a packed HYROX calendar. This first episode features Johnny Nelson MBE, former WBO World Champion and self-proclaimed HYROX addict! He shares how chronic pain from multiple injuries affected him, setting the scene for his recovery and journey back to peak fitness. Stayed tuned for more from Johnny later this week… For general information only. This content is not medical advice. Always seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional for health concerns or injuries. Testimonials reflect individual experience and do not guarantee results. #HYROX #AthleteRecovery #sportsinjuryrehab

Simply a proud dad to my brave soldier Jorden and proud grand pa👴🏿.. 🖤

At last….. Or is it???🤨 Check out TBS @thatboxingshow on YouTube.. out now! #ajvtyson

Naseem, whats wrong with you?🤔 Head over to our Youtube Channel for the full video📺🥊 #thatboxingshow #tbs #boxing

Johnny Nelson doesn’t do surface-level boxing chat. Neither does this show. Saturday 4th July. A true icon of British boxing, live on stage with Sheffield’s very own Andy Nicholson, for That Boxing Show 🥊 Real fight analysis. Honest opinions. Stories from inside the sport at the highest level. No gimmicks. Just boxing chat!