Australian Boxing/SM Memorial thread

WhataRock · Sep 7, 2026 at 12:26 PM

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ippy> Since Justis was planned to fight Hemi Ahio on the now cancelled Matchroom, and the winner would then go on to fight Joe Parker over in NZ later in Nov/Dec, is Jusits being lined up to face JP, or are they (Tasman) going in a different direction?
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Let's just say..watch this space.

Steve Austin · Sep 7, 2026 at 1:31 PM

WhataRock said: ↑

Let's just say..watch this space.
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hhhmmm...indaresting

NoChin · Sep 9, 2026 at 3:10 AM

Tim Ta-zoo vs Lara for December over here almost finalised. Also The Admiral Nikita Tszyu to fight in Vegas in December earlier on. Nikita used to slice and dice Conor Benn in sparring.

NoChin · Sep 9, 2026 at 2:28 AM

Opetai is a beast. Our best fighter ATM by a mile.

thehook13 · Sep 9, 2026 at 6:40 AM

Louis Meehan fatally shot at Punchbowl Community Centre in suspected gangland attack

Damn...thoughts with Kali...

Louis Meehan fatally shot at Punchbowl Community Centre in suspected gangland attack
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The man who died after being shot outside a community centre at Punchbowl has been identified as a prominent Sydney boxing coach and son of a former professional boxer.

A prominent boxing coach has been gunned down just moments after walking out of a gym in Sydney’s southwest, in the latest suspected underworld-linked attack.

Louis Meehan, the 32-year-old son of former professional boxer Kali Meehan, was ambushed by a gunman as he walked through the carpark of the Punchbowl Community Centre on Rossmore Ave, at Punchbowl, about 5.50pm.

It is understood the killer yelled out Meehan’s name before opening fire in front of shocked witnesses, including schoolkids.

NSW Police and NSW Ambulance paramedics were soon on scene and attempted to treat him at the scene, as onlookers fell to their knees in prayer, but he could not be saved.

A key focus of the early police investigations will centre around a vehicle seen driving away in the immediate aftermath of the incident.

Officers from the Campsie Police Area Command established a crime scene spanning large parts of the Punchbowl CBD.

Meehan is understood to have owned a boxing gym in Punchbowl and had worked with a number of prominent fighters, including former NRL player Curtis Scott and Jai Opetaia.

Wednesday night’s assassination comes with Sydney already on edge over the rapidly escalating underworld violence, largely in the city’s south-west and western suburbs.

Dozens of children were inside the Punchbowl community centre when the shooting unfolded metres away, leaving a mother pleading for an end to the violence.

Amir Khaled was picking up her daughter from the Punchbowl Community Centre, where she had been attending an after-school tutoring session, when she learned of the shooting nearby.

Ms Khaled said she was shocked to discover her daughter had been inside the centre with dozens of other children.

“I’m very shocked, my heart’s racing, my whole body is numb that my daughter was right there near the car park inside the centre,” she said.

“Not only my daughter but a dozen other kids.”

She immediately asked her daughter whether she had heard or seen anything.

Her daughter told her they had only realised something had happened after seeing police and ambulances outside.

When asked about the ongoing gang violence gripping Western Sydney, Ms Khaled issued a plea to those behind it.

“You have to stop, stop. This needs to stop,” she said.

“It’s not normal.”

Last week the nation was shocked by back-to-back fatal shootings which claimed the lives of two innocent men, neither with any links or involvement in organised crime.

The first saw Marco Tapia, 23, shot dead in his bedroom when balaclava-clad gunment broke into his family’s Glen Alpine home on Tuesday morning.

Then, barely 36 hours later, Joshua MacDonald, 40, was gunned down outside a home at Merrylands West on Wednesday afternoon.

The latest evolution of Sydney’s gang war is believed to centre largely around a conflict between the Coconut Cartel and the infamous Alameddine crime clan.

Both groups have been involved in tit-for-tat shootings across the city over recent months.

Police believe one of the biggest factors in their inability to contain the violence is the fact the alleged leaders of both groups are living overseas.

Anthony Pele and Iziah Utai, the alleged co-leaders of the Coconut Cartel, were last known to be in South East Asia, while the alleged boss of the Alameddine crime clan, Rafat Alameddine, is currently living in Lebanon.

The Telegraph revealed on the weekend that NSW Police are pushing hard for the Albanese government to expedite red notice applications which would bring them to the attention of international jurisdictions.

Organised crime violence has been an all too common occurrence on Sydney’s streets since 2020.

But having ebbed and flowed over the years, including a period of relative quiet across much of July and August, the explosion in gang violence last week led to demands for change.

Premier Chris Minns on Monday announced a suite of new laws which he said he hoped would put a dent in the crime wave.

“This is immoral, evil behaviour from organisations that are intent on making money from the misery of other people in our community and we are determined to stop it,” Mr Minns said.

The proposed legislation include interim serious crime prevention orders (SCPOs) which have been used to limit the freedoms of senior gang figures, in every way from what suburbs they can be in, to who they can speak to.

Life sentences were also introduced for more offences linked to organised crime and tougher penalties too for youth offenders.

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NoChin · Sep 9, 2026 at 6:34 AM

thehook13 said: ↑

Louis Meehan fatally shot at Punchbowl Community Centre in suspected gangland attack

Damn...thoughts with Kali...
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I was literally about to post about Kali hours ago just randomly. That's terrible news.

like a boss · Sep 9, 2026 at 4:42 PM

If he was hanging out with the same crowd as brother Willis, I'm hardly surprised at Louis' shooting.

NoChin · Sep 9, 2026 at 9:58 PM

" Nikita did used to bash me in sparring "

Conor Benn. Lol. He admitted it and laughed about it. Said yeah he did and it was 13 years ago. Tim mentioned it yesterday. Jaw McAllister brought it up.

Steve Austin · Sep 9, 2026 at 11:13 PM

Of course Jaw McAllister would mention the Tszyus at another promotion's press conference, because he's just another No Limit dick-rider, like ole mate from that Punch Podcast.
Fck both of 'em

MidniteProwler · Sep 9, 2026 at 11:27 PM

Steve Austin said: ↑

Of course Jaw McAllister would mention the Tszyus at another promotion's press conference, because he's just another No Limit dick-rider, like ole mate from that Punch Podcast.
Fck both of 'em
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McAllister loves playing Tszyu’s rusty trombone

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