THE biggest fight in Australian boxing history will take place on Sunday afternoon at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium. Unlikely world title challenger and undefeated underdog Jeff Horn (16-0-1, 11 KOs) challenges future Hall of Famer and eight division titleholder Manny Pacquiao (59-6-2, 38 KOs) fo
A well-travelled professional career across Europe earned Kerry Hope a short reign as European middleweight champion. Furthermore, the relocated Welshman (23-9, 2 KOs) established a reputation as a gritty road warrior that would more often than not give prospects their first legitimate test in the p
NEDAL ‘Skinny’ Hussein knows a thing or two about Manny Pacquiao and when he has something to say about the man, people generally listen. Hussein’s time as a top contender was an exciting one. He faced off with many great fighters during his career but it was his controversial loss
THERE has been a quiet unpracticality surrounding the ascension of Jeff Horn. No Australian-born fighter has followed the blueprint adopted by the Brisbane-based Horn and his team. The trajectory of his career, which was essentially all systems go from his fourth professional fight onwards, saw him
WHEN deciphering the difference between a prospect and contender, it is sometimes difficult to see the blurred line between the two. However, in the case of world rated bantamweight Andrew Moloney, never has there been a clearer outright owner to the above honours, the Action Fitness Centre Prospect
GEORGE Kambosos Jr. has given his prediction for the biggest fight in Australian boxing history, and it doesn’t end well for Jeff Horn. After spending the last four weeks in the Philippines as the main sparring partner to eleven-time world champion, Manny Pacquiao, Kambosos has made it clear that
INACTIVITY has plagued the career of Renold Quinlan. Since turning professional in 2008, the hard-hitting Indigenous slugger has fought just thirteen times. So it came as little surprise when Quinlan was tabbed as a heavy underdog against former unified middleweight champion Daniel Geale. Their twel
ZAC Dunn was expected to handle Rogerio Damasco with relative ease. The well-travelled Brazilian import had been disposed of in a singular round in a scrappy finish by Kiwi mauler Robert Berridge in 2014, meaning a similar fate was most likely on the cards. The finish didn’t take long as the M
BOTH George Kambosos Jr and Brandon Ogilvie promised fireworks ahead of their mouth-watering collision last December. But for all of his trash talk and bravado, it was the unbeaten and world rated George Kambosos Jr. who validated his claims of being the number one lightweight in Australia with a co
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