Fortitude Sports Management Team

Stephen Deller

Led by Stephen Deller, Boxing Hall of Famer, renowed coach, and founder of Fortitude Boxing Gym, Fortitude Sports Management has evolved from Fortitudes 40 years of Experience and Stephen’s expertise in the field is unmatched.

Having trained, managed, and promoted an astounding number of Olympians and Commonwealth Game Champions, State, National, and a World Champion, Stephen knows and understands boxers, and the business of Professional Boxing.

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Luke Meldon - Head Coach

Lightning Luke Meldon is one exceptional character. Luke currently trains the current the Australian Junior Welterweight Champion, Jake Wyllie, Former Australian Heavyweight Faiga Django Opelu, the Australasian Super Bantamweight Champion, Mariah Turner and a number of other rising professional boxers including Billy McAllister former Commonwealth Games Representative.

Being a former amateur that trained at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra, Luke helped bring up some of the best boxers in the game among them Jarrod Fletcher (Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist Melbourne, Beijing Olympic Captain, WBA World Title Challenger), Greg Eadie (Manchester Commonwealth Games Former Australian Super Featherweight Champion), Todd Kidd (WBF World Champion, Beijing Olympian and Commonwealth Games Representative), James J Giltrow (Former Australian Welterweight Champion), Fred Mundraby, Julie Gaston, Shannon O’Connell Former Commonwealth and Australian Champion, Ilene Forest (WBF World Champion) and Ben Kite.

Greg Eadie - Professional Coach

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Greg Eadie trains IBF #2 Conor Wallace.

Greg had an outstanding amateur career where he travelled the world with the Australian team culminating Australia at the Manchester Commonwealth Games. Greg then turned professional were he retired as the undefeated Australian Super Featherweight Champion.