Australian Boxing/SM Memorial thread

I have no interest in next weeks card with that young Aussie champ who went up to Nikita after his last fight. FightHype can go and get ****ed with their set up bull****. Fight Hype indeed trying to promote that **** as a big rivarly, a big bout.

Pull the other one please. Aussie boxing is becoming a wank fest. Or should I say more now than ever before.

 

Its not FightHype who are responsible for that, and think you'll find that No Limit are the promoters and just dont be surprised if its another ppv event.

And its all become abit of a "wank fest" ever since the exclusive agreement between No Limit and Fox Sports/Kayo commenced earlier this year.

 

Not a bad little show next Wednesday night by the looks of it. Headlined by Vegas Larfield who's one of the best talents in the country. I think he can go all the way so keep an eye out for him. Dylan Biggs, the national Junior Middleweight champ, is a fighter I haven't seen before. He's only very young & will likely be The Caboose's next opponent so I'm keen to see how he shapes up. Will be good to see a young bloke collect a career high payday against Nikita next start. And of course if he gives a good account of himself it will launch his career. Jackson Murray is a decent H/W & a former national amateur Super Heavy champ. As is former Olympian Johan Linde who has debuted as a professional this year. Pretty sure he's the guy who kept Joseph Parker out of the 2012 Olympics. Better late than never for a pro career I guess. I think it will a night of A-sides winning but it will be worth catching, I reckon. Pretty confident it will be regular foxtel rather than PPV.

 

yeah, it will be a regular fox show, but meant that Biggs v Nikita will be a ppv

 

Justis Huni vs Andrew Tabiti is on for October 28 as main support to the Eduardo Hernandez vs Oshaquie Foster bout in Cancun.

 

North Coast Amatuer notary, Dudley Weir passed away Wednesday 6th September. His funeral will be Wednesday 13th September 11am at the Anglican Church Byron Bay.

 

This content is protected

 

Damn! Floyd Masson pumped!

 

The Big Guns of Australian boxing come out to play in October. Ordinarily I would say they will clean up but I'm picking up on a vibe for some major upsets between now & the end of the year. I think some big heads might roll on the international stage although hopefully all of our guys get through unscathed. There's some exciting times ahead next year if they can keep the train on the tracks for a bit longer.

THE BOXING SCOREBOARD - AUSTRALIA 24, THE WORLD 12

Funnily enough, on The Boxing Scoreboard, the ratio of Australian wins to losses is exactly the same as it was based on a smaller sample of results last year - 2 to 1. Keep up the good work guys (& girls).

Upcoming fights:
Skye Nicholson v Sabrina Perez (Argentina) on 16 September for

This content is protected

Clay Waterman v Kareem Hackett (Canada) on 20 September
Jai Opetaia v Jordan Thompson (United Kingdom) on 1 October for

This content is protected

Paulo Aokuso v Gabriel Omar Diaz (Argentina) on 7 October
Sam Goodman v Miguel Flores (United States) on 15 October
Tim Tszyu v Brian Mendoza (United States) on 15 October for

This content is protected

This content is protected

Official results:

AUSTRALIA 24
Alex Winwood KO 4 Tibo Monabesa (Indonesia)
Brock Jarvis KO 4 Marlon Paniamogan (Philippines)
Darragh Foley TKO 3 Robbie Davies Jr (United Kingdom)
Sam Goodman UD10 TJ Doheny (Ireland)
Paulo Aokuso UD10 Yunieski Gonzalez (Cuba)
Tim Tszyu TKO 9 Tony Harrison (United States) Wins

This content is protected

Dana Coolwell UD8 Hasibullah Ahmadi (UAE / Afghanistan)
Vegas Larfield TKO 6 Sunan Agung Amoragam (Indonesia)
Rebecca Hawker TKO 2 Carisse Brown (United States) Retains

This content is protected

Floyd Masson UD12 Fabio Turchi (Italy) Wins IBO Cruiserweight title
Teremoana Teremoana WPTS3 (5-0) Djamili Aboudou Moindze (France)
Stevie Sparkola L(SD)10 Gabrielle Gollaz Valenzuela (Mexico) Clear win by Stevie against a very tough opponent. Great respect for the Mexican, but he didn't win that fight. The Boxing Scoreboard OFFICIALLY recognizes STEVIE SPARK as the LEGITIMATE winner of the fight & The Boxing Scoreboard NEVER lies.
Jason Moloney MD12 Vicent Astrolabio (Philippines) Wins

This content is protected

Clay Waterman UD8 Kenmon Evans (United States)
Alex Winwood UD10 Reyneris Gutierrez (Nicaragua)
Vegas Larfield UD6 Jhunrille Castino (Philippines)
Sam Goodman SD12 Ra'eese Aleem (United States) Wins IBF world title eliminator
Tim Tszyu KO 1 Carlos Ocampo (Mexico) Retains

This content is protected

TJ Doheny TKO 4 Kazuki Nakajima (Japan)
Joe Goodall TKO 6 Stephan Shaw (United States)
George Kambosos Jr MD12 Maxi Hughes (United Kingdom) Wins

This content is protected

& IBF world title eliminator
Tim Tszyu W (forfeit) Jermell Charlo (United States) Wins

This content is protected

Issac Headsplitter TKO 6 Kazuki Kyohara (Japan)
Liam Wilson UD10 Carlos Maria Alanis (Argentina)


THE WORLD 12
Emanuel Navarete (Mexico) TKO 9 Liam Wilson (27 second delay after Wilson scored KD. Wilson made to weigh-in nearly a full weight division below the house fighter). For

This content is protected

.
Charly Suarez (Philippines) TKO 12 Paul Fleming (Fleming dropped & stopped in the last minute of a 12-round fight while ahead on the scorecards. Where are the American 27-second long-count referees when you need them?)
Jarrell Miller (United States) TKO 6 Lucas Browne (Brutal fight. Courageous effort from Lucas).
Bakhodir Jalolov (Uzbekistan) RSC 2 Teremoana Teremoana (Strong first round from Teremoana prompted Jalolov to bring out the big guns in the second).
James Metcalf (United Kingdom) UD12 Dennis Hogan (Lack of 27 second delay for mouthpiece coming out proves costly). Loses

This content is protected

.
Junto Nakatani (Japan) KO 12 Andrew Moloney (Gave it his all, but the other guy was a class above). For

This content is protected

.
Joseph Parker (New Zealand) TKO 1 Django Opelu (You read that right. It wasn't a typo. New Zealand posted a win on The Boxing Scoreboard). For

This content is protected

.
Jack Catterall (United Kingdom) UD10 Darragh Foley
Ellie Scotney (United Kingdom) UD10 Cherneka Johnson Loses

This content is protected

This content is protected

Filip Hrgovic (Croatia) TKO 12 Demsey McKean (Better than expected showing against a guy who should have won Olympic gold in 2016).
Kiki Toa Leutele (New Zealand) SD8 Toese Vousiutu (Kiwi down! Hold on...wait a sec...he's got up! Gritty win by the Kiwi against a guy who is naturally very strong & punches hard).
Yves Ngabu (Belgium) TKO 6 Floyd Masson (Started well, with good hand speed & movement, but didn't have the power to discourage the other guy who packed plenty). Loses

This content is protected

This content is protected

 

Opetaia v Thompson will be televised on regular Fox Sports here in Oz.

 

Why isn’t it on DAZN?

 

The short answer is b/c Fast Eddie gets paid. The only shows that appear on Dead Zone are the ones Foxtel doesn't want. Different story in relation to local promotions where No Limit has a monopoly but this isn't a local show.

 

It is in all other parts of the world. Matchroom have an existing deal with Fox for Australia with a lot of their content.

 

I see Jackson Murray is back tonight. That is good for the domestic heavyweight scene. His opponent looks half his size though.

 

Jackson Murrays face off looked ****ing ridiculous