Office workers are pulling the punch
Last updated at 09:23 12 April 2005
They don't exactly float like butterflies or sting like bees.
But for some time now, respectable office workers, lawyers and business people have been slugging it out in the ring with each other.
And now women are getting in on the act.
Nadia Griva a 29-year-old lecturer switched to boxing after a knee operation ruled her out of kick-boxing.
"It's a great way to keep fit and it releases stress."
Professional fighting this might not be but, if there's one thing the boxers at the Real Fight Club's White Collar Boxing night have in abundance, it's enthusiasm.
The unlikely venue - Kensington Town Hall - is packed with young urbanites itching for a scrap.
In one bout, restaurateur Sergio 'The Rock' Luciano is hoping to knock out entrepreneur, Steve 'The Muller' Miller.
A ringside seat for eight threeround fights sets you back £100. Nobody wins or loses, with both competitors being declared champs.
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