WHILE it may not be the title fight he wanted, George Kambosos Jr. will still be the semi-main attraction on the GEM televised ‘Footy Fight Night’ on Saturday night. Kambosos, 21, the undefeated and reigning Australian lightweight champion will face rugged Filipino Rodynie
WORLD rated super featherweight Billel Dib is looking to make a statement when Australian boxing returns to free-to-air television for the first time in five years on Saturday night. Dib, 25, will open his campaign for the year in a keep busy fight, a non-title six round fight against
IN recent times, very few local fighters have raised their hand when the opportunity has arisen to fight undefeated super featherweight Kye MacKenzie. However, WBA #15 world rated super featherweight Jack Asis has reached out to Aus-Boxing, stating that his team is deep in discussions
IF the list of fighters who have chosen against fighting Faris Chevalier is anything to go by, he might be the most avoided fighter in the country. A Frenchman by birth, Faris Chevalier – a fighter who is aptly dubbed ‘The Fox’ – has been plying his trade in Aus
EARLIER in the week, we looked at five perspective match ups that needed to be made domestically. Given the strength of Australian boxing at the present time, Aus-Boxing sat down with MAIN EVENT’s Ben Damon to discuss the five best international match ups that we would like to se
WILL Tomlinson will look to move towards the pinnacle of the super featherweight division when he faces unbeaten Mexican Francisco Vargas on March 12th in San Antonio, Texas. Having campaigned in the US for the best part of twelve months, Tomlinson, 28, has finally put pen to paper in
AUSTRALIAN boxing enters 2015 with an endless amount of potential fights on the horizon. With that in mind, Aus-Boxing looks at the five best domestic match ups that we would like to see made in the next twelve months. 1. Billy Dib (39-3, 23 KOs) vs. Will Tomlinson (23-1-
Nigel Benn Fighter of The Year: Lucas Browne With the bulk of Australia’s premier fighters losing at some point in 2014, the selection of Lucas Browne as the Fighter of the Year came down to consistency. Browne, 35, had a signature twelve months, becoming the first Australian hea
ANTHONY Mundine has thrown his name into the mix, in the hope of securing a date against Mexican superstar Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez on May 2nd. Alvarez, 24, had been long campaigning for a proposed mega fight with WBC middleweight champion Miguel Cotto – but with Alvarez
YOU read the headline correctly. Aus-Boxing understands that undefeated pound-for-pound king and Forbes’ highest paid athlete Floyd Mayweather is in talks for an Australian tour later this month. A group of wealthy Australian investors, including a prominent Australian box
