Boxer Steve Martin is the winner of the TGS Malta Fair Play Award covering last year’s October-December period.

This quarterly award, handed out by the Malta Sports Journalists Association and the Malta Fair Play Movement in collaboration with Together Gaming Solutions, is aimed at sporting individuals or teams who would have distinguished themselves with an altruistic gesture of fair play during official and/or non-official competitions.

During the recent boxing event Fight Island 2, held on the 29th of November 2024, boxer Lydon “Beqqu” Chircop faced off against his former coach, Steve Martin. After Martin secured the victory, he visited Chircop’s dressing room to console him and congratulate him for his performance.

“Such a supportive gesture in a tough and competitive sport like boxing exemplifies the true nature of sportsmanship. Great job on showing this support,” said Edward Licari, Director of Together Gaming Solutions.

The presentation of the TGS Malta Fair Play Award was hosted by Edward Licari, Director of Together Gaming Solutions, at their offices in St. Julian’s. Charles Camenzuli was present on behalf of the Malta Fair Play Movement, while Stephen Azzopardi (MSJA Administrator) represented the Malta Sports Journalists Association.

Members of the public, teams, or officials can notify the Malta Sports Journalists Association and the Malta Fair Play Movement of any fair play gesture by contacting them at info@maltasportsjournalists.com for consideration.

Photo caption: (From left) Edward Licari, Director of Together Gaming Solutions, Steve Martin, Charles Camenzuli (Chairman Malta Fair Play Movement) and Stephen Azzopardi (MSJA Administrator).