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Lerena on pioneering the future of SA boxing

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August 06, 2025

AS CO-FOUNDER and chief executive of Aquila Boxing Promotions, Geraldine Lerena is one of the pioneering female promoters in South African boxing, and for her it’s all about growing the sport in the country.

- MICHAEL SHERMAN

Together with her husband and WBC bridgerweight champion Kevin Lerena, Geraldine founded Aquila Boxing Promotions (ABP).

ABP says in its mission statement: "Aquila combines grassroots development with high-calibre professional showcases, giving fighters a platform to rise and fans a reason to rally.

"With a growing reputation for quality matchmaking and production, Aquila is shaping the future of African boxing one fight at a time."

Geraldine’s Impact on Shaping the Sport: Providing a Platform for Young Fighters and Promoting Female Bouts

For Geraldine, the opportunity to give back to the sport that has given her family so much is fulfilling.

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