Adam"A-Bomb"Forsyth loads up

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Hot on the heels of a KO victory in his first bout in nearly a year, WA boxing champion Adam "A-Bomb" Forsyth is preparing for his toughest professional fight yet, going up against hard-hitting NSW boxer Anthony "The Bull" McCracken in Brisbane this Friday night.
The cruiserweight bout sees 28-year-old Forsyth –currently ranked 9th in Australia –match up with 7th ranked 26-year-old McCracken at Brisbane’s Convention Centre. Forsyth, who is training under German-born Olympian Karl-Heinz Krüger, said he was eager to put himself to the test against McCracken who is coming off an October win against New Zealander Oscar Talemaira and has racked up 11 career wins and 3 losses.
"Anthony’s an experienced boxer and I’ve got no doubt this fight will test me like no other professional fight has so far, but I’m ready to take him on and definitely feel stronger in the body and head than I ever have before," Forsyth said.
"I’m keen for a bigger challenge in the ring and facing up against someone of Anthony’s calibre is exactly what I need to prove myself in the pro ranks."
Forsyth’s new manager Steve Della said the McCracken fight was a huge opportunity for the Olympian to stretch himself.
"This will be Adam’s first eight round bout and will demand more of him than any of his other pro fights

–Anthony’s a very good fighter and will push Adam to dig deep and use the skills he’s been refining under Karl-Heinz," said Della. On October 30, New Zealand-born Forsyth made a triumphant return to boxing after a nearly 12-month break to recover from niggling injuries, securing a first round KO victory against New Zealander Shaun Salisbury in Sydney.
Speaking after that win, Krüger said Adam was on-track to becoming a more experienced, focused fighter.
"To prepare for his next fights we’ll keep working on Adam’s mind-set and improving his concentration and the way he reads his opponent," he said.
Forsyth’s professional record stands at five wins from five fights

–with five KO’s. Following on from the Brisbane bout, Forsyth has another fight on Friday December 4 in Newcastle.
A three-times New Zealand champion and five-times Australian champion, Forsyth represented Australia at the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004, making it into the quarterfinals after defeating Croatia’s Vedran Djipalo.
Forsyth turned pro in June 2008.


no need to thank me Leon.is Adam no longer with Kronk?

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5 fights,5 wins,5 KO's you and Kagsy cant say ****.Adam has overcome adversity and a year of niggling injuries.doing Perth proud.:happyand it all began with Kronky. spewing i was too cheap to shell out 300 bucks for the signed gloves now.:-(.

 

too right.the A-bomb is set to explode and none of it would happened without the Kronkmeister.