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Frank Maloney, who guided Lennox Lewis to the world heavyweight title and was Irish Olympic bronze medalist boxer Darren Sutherland’s manager, has revealed that he is undergoing gender reassignment and now lives as a woman called Kellie.
Maloney (61), drew broad support from the boxing world after disclosing that she had undergone hormone therapy, hair removal electrolysis, voice coaching and specialist counselling for the past two years.
She told the Sunday Mirror: “I was born in the wrong body and I have always known I was a woman. I can’t keep living in the shadows, that is why I am doing what I am today. Living with the burden any longer would have killed me.
“What was wrong at birth is now being medically corrected. I have a female brain. I knew I was different from the minute I could compare myself to other children. I wasn’t in the right body. I was jealous of girls.”
Maloney, who supported Lewis in his successful bid for the world heavyweight title in 1993, and managed other Commonwealth and European boxing champions, called time on his three-decade boxing career last October, saying he had fallen out of love with the sport.
In an interview in the Sunday Mirror, Maloney said she had never told anyone in boxing about how she felt trapped in the wrong body since childhood.
Maloney (61), drew broad support from the boxing world after disclosing that she had undergone hormone therapy, hair removal electrolysis, voice coaching and specialist counselling for the past two years.
She told the Sunday Mirror: “I was born in the wrong body and I have always known I was a woman. I can’t keep living in the shadows, that is why I am doing what I am today. Living with the burden any longer would have killed me.
“What was wrong at birth is now being medically corrected. I have a female brain. I knew I was different from the minute I could compare myself to other children. I wasn’t in the right body. I was jealous of girls.”
Maloney, who supported Lewis in his successful bid for the world heavyweight title in 1993, and managed other Commonwealth and European boxing champions, called time on his three-decade boxing career last October, saying he had fallen out of love with the sport.
In an interview in the Sunday Mirror, Maloney said she had never told anyone in boxing about how she felt trapped in the wrong body since childhood.
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Where have you been Frank?
In other transexual news this week, Mrs Doubtfire is no more. I hope I am not the first one to break that news to you. |
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Sry about that ozy just got the news from my son , I can understand why Frank kept it to himself all these years especially in the world of boxing, i have to say it must be hard on his family,We wish them well....Robin was a great fav of mine R.I.P
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its a shock tho..ive seen closet queens before ..that you'd be surprised with..but hes going the full hog!seroius problems that man....sorry woman has..had..
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holy fcuk tbh
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Great news...Frank/Kellie will be entering next weeks Celebrity BB house. Along with allegedly..Audley Harrison, yer won Dee the Benfits Queen, a Towie person, token yank, some bint out of Bewitched, a muscle man, a soap bitch etc etc.
What larks! |
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And you drooling over their every move , sick or what , hoping the odd back passage is opened no doubt....
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Once a promoter , always a promoter .
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It should make for great viewing Ozyie, Frank oops; i mean Killie surrounded by her fans licking her eyebrows, Lennox might drop in as a surprise guest,;-]
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