By Ray Wheatley – World of Boxing
Australian heavyweight champion Justis Huni (3-0, 3 KOs) has plans to fight PPV star Paul Gallen in a major event on June 16, then to compete in the upcoming Olympic Games. But all those plans can go up in smoke with a loss or even an injury against Christian Ndzie Tsoye (5-3-2, 4 KOs) on Wednesday night in a defense of his Aussie belt at the ICC Exhibition Centre, Sydney, NSW. The bout will be televised on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports.
On the undercard, New Zealand light heavyweight Robert Berridge (30-7-4, 22 KOs) will be in action against Isaac Hardman (9-0, 7 KOs) over eight rounds.
Supervisor: Mick Heafey
Combat Sports Inspector: David Grainger
Promoter: Dean Lonergan
Why would he as a Pro wanna fight amateur?
Due to covid amateurs can fight professionally before the olympics due to the delay in the olympics
That’s been going on for a little while now. There was a Thai boxer named Amnat, former pro world champion, who fought in the last Olympics. And the #1 ranked super heavyweight ‘amateur’ is 8-0 as a pro.
He’s going to fight two scheduled 10 round professional fights and then turn around and do Olympic qualifiers? Or has he already qualified?
He already qualified for the Olympics – covid cancelled them remember?
Go for it Justis – dream big mate, keep taking the challenges. Don’t be too concerned about a loss here and there, it only matters to keyboard warriors not real warriors.
Huni is a rising star. He is making the right choice. Tyson fought once a week. This is not a huge risk. Anyone who thinks so is a fucking pussy.
Huni is a good prospect. He is making great choices for himself. He will win both of his next 2 fights by knockout.
Today’s pros are so weak, guys with 2-0 records are knocking out guys with 90-0 records in the 1st round. HARD.
This young man has all of the goods,not really a power puncher but great boxer with speed !!
Gallen in 2!