Australian Boxing/SM Memorial thread

The Houston Hare will vacate the titles after the organisations refuse him a medical exemption for menstrual cramps.

 

Basically @Sandman_ covered this in his gastronomic write up in this thread.

https://www.boxingforum24.com/threads/tim-tszyus-team-america-menu.700551/

The menu needs a little update as the seasonal availability has changed. But you get the idea.

 

**** ey I missed that. Thanks.

 

I'm just sorry Austin Trout wasn't Timbo's next opponent. Smoked Trout would have been a welcome addition to the menu.

 

So who do we want to see Tyson Fury fight if he makes a title defence out here? The legitimate options I reckon are Demsey McKean, Jai Opetaia, Joseph Parker & Lucas Browne. My vote goes to Jai Opetaia. An undefeated, reigning world champion who is closer in build & style to Usyk than the others. I can't really get excited for the Demsey McKean fight. Joseph Parker or Big Daddy would be acceptable also.

 

I saw an article in the Courier Mail and Fury say that Jai is too small and Justis is too raw with only the 7 fights.
Says that Demsey is the front-runner.
Tall, southpaw and world ranked
Parker v Huni would be great on the under-card
Ebanie B??
Maybe Liam Paro and Stevie Sparks.
Guessing that if it were to go ahead, it would be co-promotion between a Top Rank, Queensberry and Matchroom .

 

That last sentence makes me nervous we will never see it come off.

 

Would be a huge step up in class, likely too big... But Jarvis has one of the worst chins in boxing. So wouldn't be a shock to see Tszyu run over him.

 

I reckon Nikita will be swatting flies for a while yet. Presumably Brock thinks his chin issues may be associated with dramatic weight loss & would like to give the sport a go without engaging in that practice. If he stays upright against Nikita, he may be onto something. If, as expected, he gets swatted like a fly, it's time to find something else to do for a living.

I saw the National title fight at Junior Middle & the winner, who was from an MMA background, had a very unorthodox style. 95% (perhaps more) of the punches he threw were right hands out of an orthodox stance. Never seen that before but he managed to win against Victor Nagbe. I think Nikita swats him inside of a round as well. One decent straight left through the guard should do it.

Victor Nagbe, who lost the national title in that fight, actually looks a bit more physically robust & might be a better opponent in terms of getting him some rounds.

I can see why they're keeping Nikita in 6-rounders for the time being. There's a big gap between these blokes & the likes of Wade Ryan, Koen Mazoudier & Ben Mahoney who are possible bridging fights for Nikita before taking on international opponents.

 

Fury talked up a fight in Australia in September just to go home and send Joshua a contract for September in England...lol. WTF.

 

We just got gypsied.

 

That is 100% perfect analysis

 

Your baba from the old country would have told you to be wary of them.

 

THE BOXING SCOREBOARD - AUSTRALIA 14, THE WORLD 9

Another couple of losses for us this week extends the World's winning streak against us to 5 & their overall total to 8. The next few matches won't be easy either. Cherneka Johnson is a big underdog against Ellie Scotney in a fortnight's time while Justis Huni looks ridiculously over-matched for a first-up appearance in the US coming off an extended layoff. It's all very well to have confidence in his ability (which I do) but taking on live opponents before you've established significant momentum seems unnecessarily high risk to me. Particularly fighting over there.

Sunday 18 June (which is only three weeks away) is looming as Judgement Day for Australian boxing with 4 fights against what looks like tough opposition.

Upcoming fights:

16 June - Alex Winwood v Reyneris Gutierrez (Nicaragua)
18 June - Vegas Larfield v Jhunrille Castino (Philippines)
18 June - Sam Goodman v Ra'eese Aleem (United States)
18 June - Timofei Tool Train v Carlos Ocampo (Mexico)

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23 July - George Kambosos v Maxi Hughes (United Kingdom)

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TBA - Jai Opetaia v Mateusz Masternak (Poland)

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TBA - Michael Zerafa v Erislandy Lara or Danny Garcia (Cuba or United States)

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TBA - Tim Tszyu v Jermell Charlo (United States)

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TBA - Jai Opetaia v Tyson Fury (United Kingdom)

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Official results:

AUSTRALIA 14
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)

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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)

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Floyd Masson UD12 Fabio Turchi (Italy)

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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)

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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Next 3 fights on the Kayo/Fox schedule are PPV.

Tszyu-Ocampo and Inoue-Fulton ill buy. Not doing backflips about it but the latter especially I'm looking forward to so I dont want to miss it.

But Teo-Taylor a PPV?

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