He is a legend, I kind of wish he would give it away. He could certainly upset Jase, who is no spring chicken himself.
"The 43-year-old former four-weight world champion wants to face one-time WBO bantamweight champion Jason Moloney in Australia later this year. "We're gunning for Jason Moloney in Australia underneath Michael Zerafa and Chris Eubank Jr., so that's gonna be a very, very big fight," Donaire told The Ring. "I think they're looking at September, they're just finalizing everything." https://www.ringmagazine.com/news/n...red-eubank-zerafa-bill-7wRp09w7vmF5PIFWSk6ixe Hard to believe what's going on as another poster recently mentioned that Eubank Zerafa was going to be on the Moses Itauma under card.
Saw Hearn talking possible Huni vs Wilder downunder in August. Could be interesting matchup if they can get it done.
yep, and he also mentioned Miller and Chisora. Would be great to see Wilder here in Australia. I believe MR are doing another show here in July and then a ppv event in August.
Sorry, meant to reply earlier. Thanks for the tip, seen CBS in action a couple of times. Tough bugger and similar to Massey. Haven't seen Rozicki but will check clips.
More behind the scenes that we don't see but all fenech has him doing is double jab right hand no head movement b4 or after. Won't wanna give anything away in videos but **** I just want to see him move his head regardless.
A bit far out still but any news, rumours or predictions on who might be on the Tszyu-Spence undercard?
I haven't heard anything, but I'm up for guessing. Callum Peters will be on there. I'd like to see him make a defence of the Australian Middleweight title. Maybe against either Joel Camilleri or Beaudesert Storm. Source of that 'rumour' is a Foxsports article. I thought maybe Liam Paro's world title shot could be on the show although the same Foxsports article referred to above appeared to indicate otherwise. It seems to me that in order to turn a profit on Liam Paro's show No Limit will need to put a Tszyu on the show as co-main or it won't sell. No LImit presumably won the purse bid with that intention. We can thank Slow Eddie Hearn & the IBF for messing up those plans. The IBF are really running a racket. They ask people to bid on a fight that has to be put on within XX number of days of the purse bid. No Limit wins the bid on that basis & then the IBF allows Slow Eddie to pull the rug out which completely undermines the basis of the purse bid. If the Liam Paro fight was on the same show, one or more of Slow Eddie's crew might make an appearance. I'd like to see Tim sparring with the likes of Paulo Aokuso & Andrew Hunt in the lead-up to the fight. To sweeten the deal for them, one (or both) could be given fights on the undercard. Huss Hamdan also. That's as much as I've got in terms of guesswork at this hour of the morning.