I trained with Wayne after my sessions at Chelsea, which raised a few eyebrows in the changing room when some of my teammates found out. I improved my power, speed, strength, and focus with him. Before each workout, we discussed areas of my life that might be causing stress. This process released tension and cleared my mind, allowing me to focus entirely on the training. The results spoke for themselves, and the Chelsea coaching staff was amazed. Wayne’s training has that edge.

Before meeting Wayne, I struggled with intense pain and limited mobility following a hip replacement and subsequent complications, including multiple surgeries and a staphylococcus infection. He introduced me to his KunAqua training, and with consistent sessions, my progress was so remarkable that my consultant was astounded when I returned walking unaided—without a walking stick. KunAqua has not only restored my mobility but also renewed my vitality. It truly transformed my life.

When I won the IBF World Middleweight crown in Atlantic City, it culminated years of hard work. Yet, leading up to the fight, persistent injuries nearly forced me to retire. Then, I met Wayne Lèal, who introduced me to a new way of training—something I would never have considered if not for the injuries I was carrying. To cut a long story short, KunAqua training was a game-changer. It was what differentiated winning and losing that world title fight.