Australian Boxing/SM Memorial thread

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I saw the video of the mri. Looked horrific.

 

Tszyu has left no stone unturned for his Fundora rematch . He has been sparring 6'3 Mykala Fox. With camp focused on Fundora he should be able stop Fundora by mid rds.
Brock Jarvis has reunited with Fenech for what according to Fenech is inevitable next fight against Nikita .

 

Is Nikita's plan to fight Jarvis next then Zerafa in December?

 

Seems Nikita vs Jarvis if Nikita is ready by August.
Jackson Murray fighting in Argentina vs Leandro Robutti for WBA Continental Title and world ranking to the victor this weekend . Robutti was stopped by Huni in 2rds last Dec .

 

Eddie Hearn said that Matchroom are planning on returning to Australia in August with a card headlined by Jake Wylie and featuring Teremoana Teremoana in potentially a big fight. Maybe he'll dig into his pockets and pay up for a good opponent in that part of the world.

 

And I think Eddie also mentioned that Skye N and Justis Huni could also potentially be on the card

 

Nicholson yeah not Huni though he needs to fix his shoulder and heal up. Huni will probably headline in Australia in his next fight.

 

Kambosos Hitchins $50ppv on Foxtel but free on DAZN lol

 

I was wrong its ppv on both lol

 

I was just surfing boxrec and see Jackson Murray was KO'd in 1 round against the Argentinian Robutti, who was finished by Huni in a couple of rounds late last year. I can't see any footage anywhere, but that's definitely an upset!

 

Robutti absolutely mauled him. Murray barely got off a punch.

 

Jackson Murray & Troy Pilcher have both been mentioned as possible opponents for Teremoana in August. One of them may have ruled himself out.

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The Argie gave him a dirty boxing schooling.

 

How about Joe Goodall?

 

I've said previously that perhaps Joe Goodall would be better value as a sparring partner. Same goes for Demsey McKean, Justis & Jai. Quality sparring is just as important as fights. In terms of opponents right now, it would seem to me they're limited by the fact that Teremoana has never been past two rounds as a pro (one round since he resumed from his international amateur stint). If you put him in with guys who have done 10 hard rounds & they're still there after two or three, you've got a problem. I wouldn't mind seeing him in with the likes of Django Opelu & Kiki Toa Leutele over six. Followed by Toese Vousiutu & Stevan Ivic. All of those guys are a step up from what he's been facing.