Şiar Özgül

🥊 20 YEARS OF BOXING 🥊

20 years ago, I stepped into the boxing world.
Two decades of discipline.
Two decades of sacrifice.
Two decades of victories, setbacks, lessons and growth.
Boxing has shaped who I am—not only as a fighter, but as a person.

I’m proud of how far I’ve come, but I’m not finished yet.
20 years down. The next chapter begins now. 🥊🔥

At the end of the day, everything else comes second.

Whatever you do in life, whatever your goals, your work or your ambitions, the most important thing is the people who stand beside you.

Family, love and the people who bring peace into your life — that is real wealth.

Respect what you have. Appreciate the people you love.
Because success means nothing if you have no one to share it with.

Family first. Always. 🤍

Life gave me a test. I faced it, I handled it, and now that chapter is over.

The fight itself was never the difficult part — fighting is what I love. Pressure is where I’m comfortable. I’ve been through enough to know exactly who I am and what I’m capable of.

I’ve been patient. I’ve stayed focused. I’ve kept working.
Now I’m coming back.

And when I step back into that ring, there won’t be any explanations — just action.

I’ve always believed in what I’m capable of, and I’ve never been afraid to chase what I truly want. I’ve travelled from one country to another, started again, adapted, and kept moving forward to become the person I know I can be.

I’ve stayed focused through the setbacks, stayed patient when things didn’t go my way, and never lost sight of the target.

I still believe. I’m still working. I’m still giving everything I have.

Respect everyone. Stay humble. Stay focused.
My comeback is loading. 🥊🔥

I’ve been through things that nobody saw.
I’ve had moments where it would have been easier to walk away.

I’ve fallen, I’ve been tested, and I’ve had to fight my way through more than people know.
But I’m still here. 🥊

Whatever I had to go through, I went through it.
Whatever I had to do, I did it.

Did I succeed? Did I fail?
Honestly, it doesn’t matter to me.
Because I know one thing — I never stopped fighting.
Sometimes life puts 100 barriers in front of you. You try once, you fail, and the easiest thing is to give up.

But what if you try again?

And again.
And again.

Maybe you fall 99 times… but you stand up for the 100th.
And maybe that 100th time is the moment everything changes.

One day, when I look back at my life, I don’t want to remember the times I gave up. I want to remember that when I was tired, hurt, disappointed or knocked down, I still got back up.

That is boxing.

That is life.

That is who I am.

I don’t fight because I’m guaranteed to win.

I fight because I refuse to give anything less than my absolute best.

Win or lose — I will always push myself to my full limits.
Because I would rather lose giving everything I have than win without giving my heart. ❤️‍🔥

And Martin… thank you.
Thank you for still keeping me in the team, for believing in me and for seeing something in me when maybe others couldn’t.
Maybe you know that behind everything, my heart is bigger than anything else.

I’ll never forget that.

So now… head down. Mouth shut. Keep working. Keep improving. Keep fighting.
This isn’t the end of my story.

This is another round. And I’m still standing. 🥊