Sam Goodman v Cesar Vaca and Harry Garside returns against Bell official No Limit PPV May 14th Hordern Pavilion Sydney.
Happy to see Garside back Boxing again. Heads still completely in the clouds by the sound of it though.
And its a ppv event Who's going to fcken pay $69.95 to watch Sam Goodman and Harry Garside. Heard Sam's last ppv show recorded the lowest ppv buys
Looks like a decent show to me. Paulo Aokuso is back with No Limit. Hopefully that means we get to see him in some decent fights. Mounir Fathi v Wade Ryan is a good fight. The winner should be in line for a shot at Nikita Tszyu. The fight I'm looking forward to is Stephan Ivic v Toese Vousiutu for the Australian Heavyweight title. Would like to see the winner of that one grab the microphone & tell everyone that Teremoana couldn't knock the top off a rice pudding. Fast Eddie Hearn take note. It can't be that hard to find decent opponents for the big boys when No Limit can do it. You shouldn't need to shake them out of coconut trees in Fiji.
Good to hear that Aokuso came crawling back apart from the Waterman fight he has wasted the past couple of years I guess he found out the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.
Hopefully a better level of opponent this time round for Huni. He has dealt with the last 3 efficiently but it means he hasn't banked many rounds the past 12 months. In fact less than 6 in total.
Looking forward to seeing Justis back in action. Hopefully he can keep his kayo streak going. King Timmy is back against Beanstalk on 19 July in Las Vegas also. Tough fight for him I reckon but one that will put him back on top if he can pull it off.
Justis rocking a slick new hair colour https://www.instagram.com/stories/j...ig_story_item_share&igsh=MWw1Mng4ZW1uNWdhNw==
Yep when opportunity knocks you have to take it and that is what I love about Tszyu he won't die wondering. If Timmy can get back to his best form he can win this he just needs to stay composed and break Fundora down. He was in the process of doing that in the first fight and now he has a full camp to prepare for him.
Just read over post over on the General Forum,; "Multiple sources are claiming that Huni will be the replacement for Miller. Huni just entered the WBA rankings at #9, making him eligible to fight Wardley" The winner is likely to line up a shot at the WBA 'regular' heavyweight belt which is currently held by Kubrat Pulev. Fight is on June 7th, over in the UK