MORE than 21,000 fans cheered on Joe Joyce as he saw off Joseph Parker at the AO Arena in Manchester over the weekend.
But there has been no bigger supporter than long-term girlfriend Nadine Davison through the years.
The gorgeous brunette, 29, has seen The Juggernaut’s rise to WBO interim heavyweight champ – disposing of foes in his wake.
Nadine, herself, knows a thing or two about people getting hurt – being a Senior Sister at a London hospital.
When she’s not ringside or working, the stunner loves to travel the globe.
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Nadine is a Guernsey girl, born in the Channel Islands, where she has family there.
She has shared snaps with Joyce visiting her hometown on Instagram to her 2,400 followers.
It is not known how long the pair have dated.
However, she has played the role of supportive partner – and is often seen watching him in action.
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After his victory against Parker, she was seen posing behind the scenes with Joyce and his WBO belt in an image shared on social media.
Nadine captioned the snap: “What a fight, what a night, what a guy!!”
Travel girl
As the Wag of a leading British sport star, Nadine does get to live a life of luxury.
Her Instagram is full of photos enjoying luxury breaks away.
Last summer, Joyce and Nadine enjoyed some sun and sea in Turkey.
Fitness fanatic Nadine also went to Norway recently on a short trip.
In recent years, the beauty has also been seen showing off her amazing bikini body in Croatia and Dubai.
Day job
When Nadine isn’t watching boxing or topping up her tan, she works full-time as a nurse.
She began as a medical practitioner at Guernsey Medical Department, before moving to London.
Currently, she is a senior sister at King’s College Hospital, where she is team leader of the emergency department.
Admirably, Nadine is working in the NHS and seemingly loves what she does.
And her work was celebrated by fashion brand Boden in an ad over Christmas.
She appeared alongside other nurses in a promotional campaign for the group.
Her role could also come in handy in treating Joyce for any wounds he might need healing after a bout.
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
