Will Australia ever have a heavyweight champ?

go watch some grid iron and baseball "world series" held between one country dickhead

 

Perhaps he means tent fighting?

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Australia No1 Alex Leapai v USA No15 Kevin Johnson...​

Australia's number one Heavyweight champion Alex Leapai is scheduled to fight American Kevin Johnson in a battle between two KO Kings. Undefeated in his last 17 fights Leapai is about to embark on a new level of boxing challenging Kevin Johnson, Johnson has 25 wins with one loss to WBC Heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko in December 2009 by twelfth round decision. Competing for a shot at the worlds best heavyweight Leapai is on track to accomplishing what he set out to do 7 years ago.

“ It was after I fought cruiserweight champion Nermin Sabanovic when former WBA Middleweight champion Maselino Masoe watched the fight told me I should have a chat with Noel Thornberry who was the manager of Maselino at the time. Maselino gave me some great advise and I'll never put it down because Noel has got me to where I am today”​

A life long opportunity was delivered to Alex in May 2005, Maselino graced Alex with a few brotherly words 'Get in touch with Noel' he has never looked back. Through hard work, determination, love family and faith Alex has climbed the heavyweight ranks and now defends the IBF Australasian title against experienced heavyweight Kevin Johnson. Alex has worked his way through the Australian heavyweight division prepared and ready with a team full of pride, a man on a mission and victorious in the ring against Australia's best heavyweights he now looks outside for world contenders to test him on his journey of boxing the worlds best. Sparring has been difficult for team Leapai when you're at the top quality sparring is no easy feat - Michael Edwards, Solomon Haumono, Anthony McCracken, Pieter Cronje are a few ready to spar with Leapai.

Leapai has gained boxing experience needed to box at the top, power in both hands that deliver a combination of punishing blows knocking out twenty of thirty-one challengers, six by brutal round one KO. His left is a thud, the right uppercut is an impressive and powerful punch that's dropped many experienced challengers add the hunger to achieve these are boxing skills not to take too lightly when entering the ring with Alex 'Lionheart' Leapai. He is a patient and pressure fighter that will favour him over the cautious callous boxer in Johnson, Johnson's counter defensive work rate will need to be A grade to defeat a relentless boxer like Leapai that's given height and reach advantage away and in the majority of his fights. Johnson has never been knocked out with one loss, one draw and twenty-five wins to his name the preferred test at the right time for team Leapai. Leapai focused and headstrong knows the time is right to deliver, with over ten years boxing experience, patience and a combination of breath taking heavy fisted blows these are the credentials needed for Australia's number one heavyweight to achieve his goal and challenge the worlds best.

April the 1st at Doomben racecourse will entertain die hard & excite fans, please officials and many interested in the world heavyweight division. Boxing is a business but with every business you need hard workers for it to succeed, blend the two and you have a team aiming high to achieve their best. Time, money and patience is unpredictable and sometimes a pretentious part of world boxing, put trust in your team and management and you have the necessary business and backbone - Thornberry Promotions are the backbone supporting Leapai in his destiny to fight worlds number one heavyweight.

Thornberry promotions have been running for over 25 years in Australia, taking two of Australia's world champion's to international title's. Ricky Thornberry lost to WBO super middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe by points in the UK in 1999 and Maselino Masoe challenged German Felix Sturm in 2006 for the WBA middleweight title both fights going the distance. Noel Thornberry has the knowledge, approach and experience in training boxers to get a shot at the top, Alex is on his way.


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go kill yourself.

 

it may happen pumper,it may happen,i,m gunna be there cheerin him on,

 

Good work Bluey :good who else will be going along to support our No1 heavyweight?

 

The heavyweight scene is looking good atm...NK.

 

It'll be some kiwi or something and we'll just claim him as ours