A little odd matchmaking but a good fight nonetheless. Murdock seems like a big 168 pounder to me and showed pretty good durability against Parker.
Yeah I think this is a pretty big ask for Mr Inbetween Hardman. I think that Murdock is one of Australia's most underrated fighters he did very well against Parker before the Queensland glass eventually let him down. Hardman has the power to get the KO but that is usually at 160 and like you said Murdock is a big 168 so Mr Inbetween needs to target the Queensland glass because I think Murdock is too skilled for him in terms of boxing ability.
Can't wait to see Browne Miller. I expected him to look for a nice comfy place on the canvas against Fa but actually tried to win which shocked the hell out of me.
The show looks loaded. Given the ticket prices they are asking, so it should be. I'm looking forward to making up some ground in the forum tipping comp with some of these fights. I reckon I've got winners in all of them but they're evenly matched on paper.
Outside of Tszyu Harrison I am looking forward to Murdock Hardman the most hopefully it is at least over 10 rounds not some BS 8 rounder.
I saw an article at the scene that No Limit are looking to make an offer to Kambosos to fight Wilson at 135 I reckon this would be a good get back fight for Kambosos would be entertaining for a few rounds I think George would stop him in the later rounds he would have to be cautious early. A domestic fight like this gets his name back in the Aussie media they could probably put it on main event with a good under card.
Both may need a comeback fight to get the confidence back. I've got a feeling Kambo won't go for that fight, unless he doesn't get offered something enticing from the states.
Yeah I got a feeling Kambo won't be interested he doesn't really seem to like the Aussie promoters or the Aussie scene. Top Rank will probably give him a get back fight but on an under card playing second fiddle to Nico Ali Walsh
Interesting development at 115 with Ioka reportedly looking to dump the WBO belt. This puts Andrew Moloney in a favourable position to challenge for the vacant title. A double header with his bro would be a fantastic coup for Australia as Jason's shot appears imminent. But I dare say the money may not be there. Nakatani who is the WBO number 1 and mandatory was unable to make terms with Ioka, so that might make it difficult. Looks like he is Teiken affiliated. So Andrew might have to travel to Japan for his shot.