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Braden Currie Ends Professional Ironman Career

30 October 2025

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Braden Currie Ends Professional Ironman Career

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Braden Currie, a prominent New Zealand triathlete, has announced his retirement from professional Ironman racing after 16 years, reflecting on an incredible journey that has significantly impacted his life and family.

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