About Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa
Born 1996. Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa is a boxer.
Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa (born 2 April 1996) is a Tongan boxer. She is the first female boxer from Tonga to take part in an Olympic Games. Epenisa lost to Vietnam's Hà Thị Linh in the 60 kg division round-of-32 at the 2024 Summer Olympics. She was also one of Tonga's flag-bearers at the closing ceremony.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa?
Tongan boxer
When was Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa born?
Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa was born in 1996.
What is Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa's occupation?
Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa is a boxer.
What nationality is Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa?
Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa's recorded nationality: Tonga.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa. https://biography.guide/fe-ofa-aki-epenisa/
MLA: "Feʻofaʻaki Epenisa." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/fe-ofa-aki-epenisa/.
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