Excellent! Hopefully it is PPV at least $60 and if you can't afford it you are a bum who doesn't deserve to watch it anyway. You can slum it at the pub with the other backslappers.
Yes, it is a PPV event and yes, can def afford it, but dont believe it represents value for money. And wont slum it at the pub, but may watch online...for free
And Aussie Dave Nyika and Aussie Floyd Masson on Aug 8, also in Auckland, is a IBF Cruiserweight eliminator bout. This content is protected
Looks like the belt's coming home where it belongs. Albeit the long way. Bit like an Olympic torch journey.
Australian boxing's IBF champs in waiting: Andrew Moloney - fights for the IBF Jr Bantam strap under the dark of the moon on the 6th of June in Japan. Liam Paro - fights for the IBF Welterweight title in Bris Vegas on 24 June. Those who don't rate the undercard for that one should check out Luke Modini who is also a very good Cruiser with serious power. A win for him & he'll be in the mix with the likes of Aussie Dave. Aussie Dave / Floyd Masson - contest an IBF Eliminator on 8 August. Winner to face a British scrubber for the Cruiserweight belt that should never have been taken off us. Australian boxing IBF World Champions Club (official policy - "No Horndogs allowed"). Vic Darchinyan - IBF Flyweight & Jr Bantamweight Jeff Fenech - IBF Bantamweight Susie Ramadan - IBF Bantamweight Ebanie Bridges - IBF Bantamweight Cherneka Johnson - IBF Bantamweight & Jr Featherweight TJ Doheny - IBF Jr Featherweight Billy Dib - IBF Featherweight Lester Ellis - IBF Jr Lightweight Barry Michael - IBF Jr Lightweight Robbie Peden - IBF Jr Lightweight Gairy St Clair - IBF Jr Lightweight George Kambosos Jr - IBF Lightweight Kostya Tszyu - IBF Jr Welterweight (2-time champ) Lovemore Ndou - IBF Jr Welterweight Liam Paro - IBF Jr Welterweight Daniel Geale - IBF Middleweight Sam Soliman - IBF Middleweight Desley Robinson - IBF Middleweight Jai Opetaia - IBF Cruiserweight (2-time champ)
It's the Australian boxing IBF World Champions club. Phillip has turned up a few times during happy hour wearing his belt & been turned away on account of the fact he won his world title fighting for South Africa. He appealed to the Executive & was granted admission to the club on the basis that he defended his world title in Australia once, now resides here & has been a long-time Queensland boxing official (as both a referee & a judge). We're not heartless. That was enough to get him in.