Australian Boxing/SM Memorial thread

Kambo looked very flat today and was extremely lucky to get that decision.

Got a feeling they might match him with Loma. Hope that fight is in Oz but Chenks might be a bit apprehensive after seeing those scorecards.

 

THE BOXING SCOREBOARD - AUSTRALIA 21, THE WORLD 9

It's not looking real good for The World on The Boxing Scoreboard. They took a hard-luck decision today & some of their big guns have BAILED OUT on fights against Australian opposition in the second half of the year. They were counting on those fighters to turn the tables but instead they've TURNED TAIL & bolted in the opposite direction. Like startled rabbits. Or should that be hares? Three wins on the road for our blokes has us SITTING PRETTY & ready to claim more bling in the second half of the year.

Official results:

AUSTRALIA 21
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

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

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Floyd Masson UD12 Fabio Turchi (Italy) Wins

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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

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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

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TJ Doheny TKO4 Kazuki Nakajima (Japan)
Joe Goodall TKO6 Stephan Shaw (United States)
George Kambosos Jr MD12 Maxi Hughes (United Kingdom) Wins

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THE WORLD 9
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

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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

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Junto Nakatani (Japan) KO12 Andrew Moloney (Gave it his all, but the other guy was a class above). For

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

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

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AUSTRALIAN BOXING BLING

The Australian Boxing Bling Box is looking SPECTACULAR this morning. The centrepieces are Jai Opetaia's IBF & The Ring world championship belts. Those belts are flanked by WBO Bantam & Interim WBO Jr. Middleweight belts. Rounding out the display are IBO Cruiser & Lightweight belts. The green hue of the IBO belts is very fetching when offset against the maroon & gold of the WBO belts & the red & gold IBF belt. And that's just the men's section. Sunglasses required to view the women's.

Men's
Jai Opetaia (

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Tim Tszyu (

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Floyd Masson (

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Jason Moloney (

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George Kambosos Jr (

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Women's
Ebanie Bridges (

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Caitlin Parker (

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Kaye Scott (

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Emma-Sue Greentree (

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Rebecca Hawker (

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Susie Ramadan (

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Jasmine Parr (

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WAR all true but anyone who thinks George won that fight needs to stop watching boxing mate , that was worse than the Lomo decision .

 

I got the ring walk app it says Inoue Fulton should be making their walks around 9.30pm tonight Australian time.

 

vipleague dot im

a few pop-ups, but it works well
estimated start time for main event is 9:45pm

 

Looks like Jai's first World Title defense is going to purse bids with a August 8 deadline.
If Matchroom win the bid, maybe a big card on the Gold Coast featuring Jai, Justis Huni, Stevie Sparks, Skye Nicholson, Conor Wallace, etc.

https://thewest.com.au/sport/boxing...-jai-opetaias-maiden-title-defence-c-11389286

 

Annie Thatcher may have become my favourite fighter.

 

All women’s card on tonight lol in the words of Jerry Seinfeld “Must miss!”

 

Was worth watching Tayla Harris getting ****ed up.

 

Cant play boxing

 

Aussie Dave Nyika fights Kato Falefehi tomorrow night.

 

Agboegbulen just not there to hit for Harris. Best display of drunken boxing since Augustus.

 

Nice 3-20 record on Falefal.

 

Look we all know Kato is a real toko and his record isn't indicative of how decent he actually is.

But Aussie Dave should be moving past this level by now.