Born in Beaudesert, Queensland, Clay Waterman’s journey is one of discipline, determination, and heart. Moving to Park Ridge at a young age, Clay was introduced to combat sports, sparking a lifelong passion for boxing. By the age of nine, he began his amateur boxing career, and just six years later, he claimed his first world title at 15.

Clay represented Australia in the 2018 Commonwealth Games, competing in the Light Heavyweight Division and earning a Bronze medal. After years of amateur success, he turned professional at the end of 2020.Beyond the ring, Clay is dedicated to giving back to the community. Alongside his brother, Tai Waterman, he runs a boxing program at 5 Star Fitness, helping others achieve their fitness goals. With plans to launch an anti-bullying initiative, Clay’s impact extends far beyond boxing, as he works to inspire and support the next generation.Tune in to hear Clay’s story of resilience, success, and community spirit!

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Born in Mt Isa and raised in Townsville, Jimmy Judge’s journey has been full of twists and turns. From amateur boxing and working in a Mexican restaurant to studying Personal Training and exploring nightclub security, Jimmy has always embraced new challenges.

Noah Cottrell, raised in Tamborine, QLD, discovered his passion for film and storytelling during school when he won a Japanese Film Festival award. While excelling as a high-level AFL player on the Gold Coast, he also honed his skills in content creation and videography.After completing a carpentry apprenticeship, Noah channeled his creativity and drive into founding Peak Productions, a dynamic film production company. His portfolio includes acclaimed projects such as documenting The Reggie’s Podcast’s journey into horse racing and capturing The Alpha Blokes Podcast’s adventures in Darwin.Join us as we discover Noah’s journey—his passion for creativity, bold storytelling, and the moments that inspire his work.

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From Dudley to the spotlight, Brody Hetherington’s story is one of grit and determination. Growing up near Newcastle, Brody left school in Year 11 to pursue a carpentry apprenticeship, eventually got signed off and launchied his own business, Scenic Projects. Now co-hosting Now That’s Dramas Podcast with his mate Will Tinson, Brody is taking on a new challenge as he trains for the Podcast Royale boxing event. Join us as Brody talks about his journey, his business, and how he’s preparing to step into the ring.

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Meet Tom Barbary, better known as “Barbz the Brisbane Horseman.” Raised in Mildura, Barbz faced a tough start, taking on jobs like truck detailing and butchery before finding his true passion in horse racing. After losing a best friend in a car accident, Barbz worked for legendary trainer Peter Moody, even handling the iconic Black Caviar. Now in Brisbane with his partner Roxy, he works alongside Lindsay Gough and is a favorite voice on The Reggies Podcast. This episode dives into Barbz’s journey of resilience, love, and life in the racing world.

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Matty Carvosso’s story began in Blackwater, where his passion for sports shaped his early years. After finishing school, he worked in pubs and later in the mines, moving through places like Mackay, the Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, and Wagga. A pivotal moment came with the birth of his son, which reshaped his outlook on life. He later met his partner in Albury-Wodonga, and together they moved to the Gold Coast, opening a tattoo parlour. Alongside his work as a support worker, Matty was selected to represent the NSW and Sydney Sixers Indigenous cricket teams. He now hosts The Meraki Podcast, diving into meaningful conversations about life and purpose.

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