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30th July 2021
11:10am BST

The Belfast native took to Twitter to try and articulate how she was feeling.
"Me and my brother Aidan have trained together and grown together our whole lives. "When me and him qualified for the Olympic Games on the same day, it was the most special day of my life, but watching him win an Olympic medal brings a joy to me I’ve never felt. "That’s my baby bro!" https://twitter.com/michaelaw57/status/1421002462467543042The younger sibling paid tribute to his sister in his post match interview and it's clear to see the special bond that these two have.
"She's my best friend. When I was younger, everybody was afraid of my big sister, it wasn't a big brother! "I would do anything for her and she would do anything for me. "If it wasn't for her I wouldn't be here because I would have stopped boxing. When I was younger, running about the streets, she was the one who told me 'wind your neck in' and saw the talent I had."
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