Steve Lovett: Tough Love The Light Heavyweight Bushmaster Billhook Of New South Wales

Steve Lovett is a 6'2 30 year old Light Heavyweight with a 15-0 12 KO's record. He was born and raised in Canberra, New South Wales, Australia and is fighting out of Houston, Texas. Lovett was a former National Champion in Australia with around 50 amateur matches he was a part time stonemason's apprentice and a sparring and training partner for Daniel Geale. Poor Steve, he's been boxing since the young age of 13 in Australia and has been a pro for 6 years and has a grand total of 15 matches. He couldn't get fights no matter how hard he's tried so he finally decided to pack up his stuff and come to the good ol' US of A, all the way to Texas, he's hook up with renowned trainer Ronnie Shields and since he's been here matches have been coming to him fast and furious, making up for all the lost time. He's a big guy but he moves very well he's somewhat awkward, it seems Geale rubbed off on him in some ways, but thankfully for him he packing far more of a punch than his fellow countryman. He has a nice left hook, and a brutal straight right, he's got a lot of potential and he might be a guy to keep an eye on, he's already appeared on a PBD undercard. Unfortunately that match isn't available but he looked damn good he hurt Samuel Miller a few times and then Miller hit him with 3 straight low blows getting himself DQ'd.Not a lot of footage but I'm sure there will be soon. So Check Out This Aussie In Action.:toney:toney:toney:toney







Educate Yourselves
Lovett Vs. Yerkovich
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sGQybHoFuc
Lovett Vs. Allan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teifAeuqKl8
Ronnie Shields Talking about Lovett
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu__guYBzPY
Lovett Talking about Sparring
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV5vJ9EmieI

 

Check Lovett's Facebook page for KO highlights

 

So anyone think Lovett stands a chance against the current crop of Beastly Eastern European killing machines?

 

Yeah Aussies can be tough customers but they had a really bad last couple of years with Caparello, Geale, Fletcher, Tomlinson, Dib, Mundine and Zerafa all taking some pretty bad beatdowns. Hopefully Lovett, Dunn and Horn can break that cycle for them.