Boxer Michael Nunn on 24-Year Sentence, 3 Fistfights in Prison: All Were 1-Hitter Quitters
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You Don't Want to Miss Our Featured Speaker Boxer Michael Nunn at FailSafe-ERA 2nd Chance Gala
April 11, 2026 | 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Holiday Inn Fredericksburg Conference Center , 20 Sanford Drive, Fredericksburg, VA
Tickets: $95 per person (Early Bird Pricing $85 per person)
Former world champion boxer Michael Nunn opened up about his 24-year prison sentence for drug-related charges. Initially facing up to 40 years behind bars, Nunn negotiated a plea deal that reduced his sentence to 24 years. He recounted how prosecutors and law enforcement attempted to portray him as a major kingpin. Nunn admitted to selling but denied being involved at the kingpin level. During his time in prison, Nunn faced three fistfights, quelling each bout swiftly as "one-hitter quitters." He emphasized he did not cooperate with authorities to reduce his sentence, choosing to serve his time instead. Having completed his sentence, Nunn is committed to not looking back and feels blessed to move forward.
