U.S. Army Veteran (Captain) Kendall D. Harris found the sport of boxing later than most. At the age of 19, the Texas native laced up his first pair of boxing gloves at an old school boxing gym in San Antonio, Texas. This late start did not stop the young, determined college athlete from achieving success.
Kendall went on to box all 4 years in college; winning gold medals in both the 2014 Texas State Games and the 2014 San Antonio Regional Golden Gloves. Upon college graduation, Kendall received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Texas San Antonio, while at the same time commissioning into the United States Army as a logistics Officer.
After 4 years of traveling the world and holding numerous logistical management positions in the Army; Kendall decided it was time to pursue his boxing dreams. He tried out for the All Army National Boxing Team in 2017. Not only did the US Army Captain make the team, but he went on to be one of the best Heavyweight boxers to ever wear the Army uniform. Kendall won 2 back to back All-Army Heavyweight Titles, along with a Silver Medal finish at the world renowned Police Athletic League National Tournament in Oxnard, California.
Following his second-place national finish, Captain Kendall Harris was selected to be a part of the Army’s Olympic World Class Athlete Program; competing and succeeding in national competitions while maintaining a professional military career and promoting the U.S. Army to the world.
After 10 years of Military service, Kendall signed with a boxing management team and launched his professional boxing career, while simultaneously starting his boxing fitness company “NoDaysOff Fitness LLC”. Kendall is currently undefeated as a professional boxer and coach. He doesn’t plan on losing anytime soon!