PROUD Kal Yafai was emotional as he congratulated his little brother Galal on winning Olympic gold. He also bought him a PS5 for the occasion.
Galal, who was inspired to box by his brother Kal and Gamal's inspiration, won the Olympic gold medal beating Filipino Carlo Paalam.
Galal Yafai holding his Olympic gold medal
He spoke with Kal, a former world champion, afterwards as he was being interviewed on BBC.
Galal donned a pair of headphones that were given to him in the mixed zone by BBC and heard his brother's voice.
Kal, 32 years old, stated: "Galal. Last thing I've Gotta Tell Yaa, I have your PS5 out there. Waiting for You."
Galal, 28 years old, replied: "I can’t wait to get back and play on it. Can’t wait!"
Team GB's first Tokyo Games gold was won by the flyweight in what was already a record-breaking tournament for boxing.
It was GB boxing's most successful Olympics, with SIX medals guaranteed.
Both super-heavyweight Frazer, Clarke (30), and featherweight KarrissArtingstall (26), left Japan with bronze.
Both light-heavyweight Ben Whittaker (24), and welterweight Pat McCormack (26), were reduced to silver after being beaten in the final by Cubans.
Yafai, however, defeated Cuban Yosvanyveitia (29), in the quarter-finals and brought home the gold medal with a flawless run at the Games.
Lauren Price, a middleweight, will try to do the same tomorrow against Li Qian of China, 31.
The GB team watched as Yafai won gold, leaving Clarke, the team captain and his best friend, over the moon.
He tweeted, "Other that my children being born. This is the greatest day in my life."
Galal was the only person I believed could feel such joy for him. Galal is not only a fighter, but he's also an incredible person and great friend."
