“We Couldn’t Be More Proud of This Girl”: After Losing in a Charity Boxing Event, Fans Praise Female Deputy’s Bravery for Stepping Into the Ring
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As the bell echoed through the arena, the crowd fell silent. In a setting far removed from the familiar confines of the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office, stood Deputy Lauren Gizzi. Donned in boxing gloves rather than her usual uniform, Gizzi was about to embark on an uncharted journey. Her opponent wasn’t a criminal on the streets but a fellow first responder in the boxing ring. This wasn’t a confrontation over law and order but a charity event.
The True North Guns N’ Hoses boxing match in Bemidji. Gizzi, along with 25 other brave first responders, traded their badges for boxing gloves for a night, not for personal glory or victory, but for a cause larger than themselves – to support the nonprofit organization, ‘Heroes Helping Heroes’. Quite often we see professionals competing in charity events. But events like these are certainly not many. This was Gizzi’s debut match. She may not have emerged as the victor, but sometimes the battle is not always about the win; it’s about the spirit. So, what happens when a deputy steps into a boxing ring?
Here’s everything you need to know about Gizzi’s courageous feat and how fans reacted to it
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Stepping into the ring was a test of courage for Gizzi, a display that was met with immense respect and admiration from her peers, fans, and the community. The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office shared their pride on their Facebook page, sparking a surge of support and appreciation from the followers.
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Sue Gizzi was one of the first to react, showering her praise on the brave deputy, she wrote, “We couldn’t be more proud of this girl! (And her opponent Alexis -they both were amazing). They all rocked it like champs.”
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Greg James also shared his admiration, expressing his respect for Gizzi in a succinct, powerful comment, “Wow! Respect, my friend!” These sentiments were echoed by Tim Anderson who was clearly impressed by the deputy’s commitment and courage. “That’s fantastic! Love it!” he wrote.
One user, on the other hand, speculated on the allocation of the funds raised through the event. “Money raised probably will end up going to Hennepin County Police Department,” he commented. A user named Nancy Thacker Kramer summed up the mood of the fans with her words, “Congrats! You are very brave, indeed!” Each comment was a testament to Gizzi’s spirit, reflecting the respect and admiration she had garnered from her brave step into the ring.
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Gizzi’s tale is a reminder that, as we continue to rally behind our heroes, we must also appreciate their courage and resilience in all areas of life, not just the ones we are used to seeing them in.
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