By Ray Wheatley – World of Boxing
The Brisbane home of Australian heavyweight champion Justis Huni was sprayed with bullets at 4AM on Thursday. Huni was in the house at the time, along with nine other people including children. Thankfully no one was injured. Huni (5-0, 4 KOs) says he still plans to go ahead with a June 15 bout against Joseph Goodall (8-0-1, 7 KOs) at the Nissan Arena in Nathan, Queensland for the vacant IBF Pan Pacific and WBO Oriental heavyweight crowns. A police investigation is ongoing.
Guess they do have gun violence in other countries
That is insane. I also read that Inoue’s house was robbed while he was fighting Donaire.
It’s a good way to ensure he won’t be at home!!
Wait, what? I thought Australia has strict gun laws and these things don’t happen…
We don’t have many teens accessing automatic weapons, but criminals always find guns etc, here. Who knows if it’s imbeciles trying to shake him up, or something different?
You’ll never see this story on MSNBC. LOL
Can’t the Australians shoot properly?
Australia banned guns in general society years ago. Criminals will get guns. There gun murder rates are low due to the strict gun laws. Guns are Big Business in the U.S.
Huni taking shots and the fight hasn’t even started.
Damn, they have drive-bys in Australia?