Daniel Ammann beware Adam Forsyth is coming for your belt

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Leading Australian heavyweight Adam Forsyth notches important win





AUSTRALIAN title-holder Daniel Ammann beware - Adam Forsyth is coming for your belt.

That was the undertone this week as West Australian Forsyth, the country's leading cruiserweight fighter, boosted his international credentials while keeping his near-flawless knockout record intact with a fourth-round stoppage of American Chris Thomas in Sydney.
Forsyth's pro record is now nine fights, nine wins, eight by knockout, and he will meet Ammann in a fight for the Australian title in Newcastle on October 8.
The 29-year-old said this week's win had him brimming with confidence ahead of the challenge.
"I view the win as setting a new benchmark for my boxing," Forsyth said.
"To fight and beat a well-known American fighter is a great step in my career.




"It was a challenge to take him on, but well worth it as the fight has given me a new level to work off.
"I now look forward to vying for the Australian title ... I'm feeling very confident, in top physical form and mentally prepared."
Forsyth began his scheduled eight-round bout on shaky ground with Thomas, who has previously gone the distance with heavy-hitting champion B.J. Flores in a WBF super cruiserweight title fight, landing several rights.
But the Australian soon wore down his opponent before he dropped Thomas in his own corner.
"I got him in my corner in a 50-punch flurry," Forsyth said. "He moved back to his corner, I then threw a straight left and straight right, caught him in the head and he went down."
Meanwhile, fellow WA fighter Mark de Mori made the most of a visit from Ghanian legend Azumah Nelson this week.
Former featherweight and super-featherweight champion Nelson, in Perth as the Ghana Commonwealth Games boxing squad takes on their Australian opponents in a Delhi warm-up, is best known in local circles for his shock KO of Jeff Fenech in 1992 after the pair drew their first meeting in Las Vegas the previous year.
"I wish I could've asked him a million more questions about boxing and life," heavyweight de Mori said. "Just seeing this man who's achieved so much fighting for his country and his people be so humble and genuine was a good reminder of what a real champion is.

 

i think someones a little miffed that the A-bomb Australias leading Cruiserweight continues to go from strength to strength.and thats just sad mate.:-(
Ammann,Pitt then Green.:deal

 

you will soon realise the folly of your ways im afraid my friend.Forsyth in 6.:good

 

alas foolishly i did not take advantage of the signed gloves of Adam when his career was in its infancy stage.wish i did now though.:-(
the 50 punch flurry.known as the Kronk combo will have future opponents trembling in fear.:deal