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Bradley Mayhew, aged 43, has been a boxing trainer at the Tiger Hearts Gym for a over 20 years. A bachelor all his life, most animals still consider him a 'family man' as he has, in all but name, made himself a guardian of the Kasongo twins .

As a young adult, Bradley was a professional prizefighter for a few years. He had a respectable record, which was why it was a surprise when he suddenly decided to retire from the sport. Shortly thereafter he was hired as a trainer at the Tiger Hearts Gym, at first for name recognition, and kept on later for his actual training skills. During those first few years he helped trained boxers who would garner fame later on, Javier Iglesias and Roger Mudd. But when those fighters moved on to their careers, Bradley stayed behind for reasons know only to him.

His life may have continued like that, except for the day he walked behind the gym to find two young leopards obviously living out of a plastic covered cardboard box. Giving them shelter and food at the gym eventually led to his taking the twins into his home. Without ever really deciding to do it, Bradley soon found himself treating the twins like the kids he never had. There were some obstacles raising, as technically he was not a relation, but with some help he found ways around that.

Growing up around a gym, it was not surprising that both twins wanted to take up boxing. Already aware of their courage and determination, Bradley found himself filling the roles of coach and manager, along with guardian. Now with the twins leaving their teens years, they have begun to set their sights and goals beyond the little life Bradley has made for them.

Bradley has been beautifully rendered by the brilliant Randomly-Artistic , to hope I give my greatest thanks.

Description
Bradley Mayhew, aged 43, has been a boxing trainer at the Tiger Hearts Gym for a over 20 years. A bachelor all his life, most animals still consider him a 'family man' as he has, in all but name, made himself a guardian of the Kasongo twins .

As a young adult, Bradley was a professional prizefighter for a few years. He had a respectable record, which was why it was a surprise when he suddenly decided to retire from the sport. Shortly thereafter he was hired as a trainer at the Tiger Hearts Gym, at first for name recognition, and kept on later for his actual training skills. During those first few years he helped trained boxers who would garner fame later on, Javier Iglesias and Roger Mudd. But when those fighters moved on to their careers, Bradley stayed behind for reasons know only to him.

His life may have continued like that, except for the day he walked behind the gym to find two young leopards obviously living out of a plastic covered cardboard box. Giving them shelter and food at the gym eventually led to his taking the twins into his home. Without ever really deciding to do it, Bradley soon found himself treating the twins like the kids he never had. There were some obstacles raising, as technically he was not a relation, but with some help he found ways around that.

Growing up around a gym, it was not surprising that both twins wanted to take up boxing. Already aware of their courage and determination, Bradley found himself filling the roles of coach and manager, along with guardian. Now with the twins leaving their teens years, they have begun to set their sights and goals beyond the little life Bradley has made for them.

Bradley has been beautifully rendered by the brilliant Randomly-Artistic , to hope I give my greatest thanks.