Jungle Gym

06/12/2026

Andrew “HOT SAUCE” Griggs ( 3-0 2KO )

Andrew’s been in the gym staying sharp. It’s Better to stay ready than get ready!!

06/07/2026

Miller’s power punching has come a long way!! If you want to work on your boxing skills like this, head to Jungle Gym!

06/06/2026

This is a good speed and accuracy drill on the bag! Ready to learn drills like these and become the boxer you've always wanted to be? Head to Jungle Gym in Duluth to get started!

06/06/2026

Pro Boxing update

Bobbe did his job in the gym, but didn’t get the chance to follow through in the ring. His opponent had car troubles and couldn’t make it happen. Unfortunately these things happen and it’s out of our control. Andrew and Bobbe are sticking around to support the show and support the other fighters on the card.
Big Shout Out and THANK YOU to Quick Silver Promotions for the opportunity. On to the next one!!! It’s fight life 👊

06/05/2026

# JungleGym Pro Boxing
Andrew and Bobbe are all set for the fights this weekend. Andrew will be cornering Bobbe in his second pro fight. All the hard work is done! Camp has been great. Now it’s time to have fun in the ring. Let’s GOOOOO!!!!!

06/05/2026

Here's Brian working on some counter punching with Brandon! If you want to train your boxing skills like this, then head to Jungle Gym in Duluth!

05/31/2026

Competition
Big shout out to Will P fighting today at The Myth in Maplewood!!
REPRESENT!!!

05/30/2026

JungleGym Boxing Academy is dedicated to teaching the next generation of talent. Today’s youth are tomorrow’s champions!!! Here’s Coach Alissa working mitts with Zay. Always a fun time at JungleGym!

05/28/2026

Table top sprints for the first roadwork class of the season. Join Coach Alissa Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 6:45pm for running outside, we start and end at Jungle gym each run.

05/27/2026

Self Discipline! That’s one of the most important things in life!

I'm often asked how I managed to unify the world titles at 49. People call it a miracle. I call it discipline.

I've never touched alcohol. Never done drugs. While others were living a dissolute life, I was at the gym, training. Every single day. No regrets.

I grew up on the streets of Philadelphia. I went to prison. They wrote me off before I even got started. But that's where they were wrong. Prison didn't break me. It forged me.

When I knocked out Felix Trinidad in 2001, they said it was luck. When I beat Oscar De La Hoya in 2004, they said it was a fluke. When I unified the WBA and IBF titles against Beibut Shumenov at 49… they finally shut up.

I didn't beat my opponents in the ring. I beat them in life. In the morning, they slept in. At night, I stayed disciplined.

The oldest unified champion in boxing history. Not bad for a kid from the streets of Philadelphia.

Age is just a number. It's all about mental strength.

—Bernard Hopkins