Grant Denyer is left with broken ribs after stepping in

Grant Denyer is left with broken ribs after stepping in the boxing ring with George Kambosos Jr

Grant Denyer is left with broken ribs after being killed with “Aussie Killing Machine” George Kambosos Jr.

Grant Denyer was injured after getting in the boxing ring with George Kambosos Jr.

The TV presenter, 44, is suffering from broken ribs after fighting the professional boxer on 7NEWS Spotlight.

After the boxing match, Grant was left injured, gasping for air and vomiting.

Injury: Grant Denyer was left with broken ribs after kicking in the boxing ring with 'Aussie Killing Machine' George Kambosos Jr

Injury: Grant Denyer was left with broken ribs after kicking in the boxing ring with ‘Aussie Killing Machine’ George Kambosos Jr

“I thought I was done. He stepped up gently and let me throw a few punches. Then I said to him I wanted to experience what it’s like to get hit,” Grant told the Daily Telegraph.

“He gets to six or seven and I find I can’t speak. He took my breath away. I couldn’t call for help, I couldn’t say my safe word. I had no air in my lungs.’

Grant continued: “My face started to turn a weird color. I went to vomit my toasted sandwich. He came out of his psychosis and withdrew.’

Fight: The TV presenter, 44, is suffering from broken ribs after fighting the professional boxer in 7NEWS Spotlight

Fight: The TV presenter, 44, is suffering from broken ribs after fighting the professional boxer in 7NEWS Spotlight

Earlier this year, Grant won after a stunning finale episode of Dancing with the Stars.

The TV presenter, who won the series for the first time in 2006, walked away with the mirror ball trophy with his professional dance partner Lily Cornish.

He said after his win: “This show means the world to me, I absolutely love it.”

“If I wasn’t dancing or hosting, I would change the lightbulbs in the roof,” he added.

He did it!  Earlier this year, Grant won after a stunning finale episode of Dancing with the Stars.  The TV presenter, who won the series for the first time in 2006, walked away with the mirror ball trophy with his professional dance partner Lily Cornish

He did it! Earlier this year, Grant won after a stunning finale episode of Dancing with the Stars. The TV presenter, who won the series for the first time in 2006, walked away with the mirror ball trophy with his professional dance partner Lily Cornish

Grant continued: “I vowed to myself 15 years ago I would never dance again because it was the best memory of my life, I thought I could never top that so why would you even bother.

“I’m so glad I changed my mind and did this because it was the best sensation,” he concluded.

Along with a shiny trophy, Grant won $20,000 for his chosen charity, The Smith Family.

Grant said after his win,

Grant said after his win: “This show means the world to me, I absolutely love it. If I wasn’t dancing or hosting, I’d change the lightbulbs in the roof.