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Ben Capps on Buttigieg rematch: “I’ll fight him differently this time” | Aus-Boxing

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Ben Capps on Buttigieg rematch: “I’ll fight him differently this time”. IF Ben Capps has proven anything over the course of his enthralling fifteen fight professional career, it’s that he’s more than willing to take a punch to land one of his own. Fight of the Year candidates with Oscar Ledlin in 2013 and Anthony Buttigieg last year have shown the mentality of a fighter that will fight anyone put in front of him – and more often than not – win in the process. Some people question the motive of Capps&#821...

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Trent Broadhurst on Shawn Miller and injury rehabilitation. TRENT Broadhurst is at the stage of his career. Garth Wood on battle with depression: “I was always seeing everything as a negative”. Boxing is about as tough and lonely a sport. Jack Brubaker vs. Cameron Hammond set for Commonwealth title. LONG serving Sydney promoter Paul Nasari has. Blake Caparello on learning from losses, training with the best. BLAKE Caparello has fought world level opposition. WILL Tomlinson and Hurricane Futa both weighed.

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Anthony Buttigieg: “Last time I beat Ben pretty convincingly” | Aus-Boxing

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Anthony Buttigieg: “Last time I beat Ben pretty convincingly”. In the space of three fights, Victorian light middleweight champion Anthony Buttigieg cleaned out his state, beating all three of his closest rivals in a signature 2014 campaign. Along the way, Buttigieg (7-0, 1 KO) picked up the state title and made one successful title defence, leaving the Altona-based prospect with thoughts of the national title firmly in his mind. 8220;And seeing as Ben has racked up a nice win over Fred Tukes – and...

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Pound for Pound | Ranking Categories | Aus-Boxing

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Female Pound for Pound. AUS-BOXING Pound for Pound LIST. Pound for Pound List. Record: (24-0, 21 KOs). Record: (14-0-1, 8 KOs). Record: (22-0, 18 KOs). Record: (35-2, 25 KOs). Record: (23-2-1, 7 KOs). Record: (41-4, 23 KOs). Record: (14-0, 1 KO). Record: (31-3-3, 19 KOs). Record: (10-1-1, 5 KOs). Record: (17-1, 11 KOS). 31-3-3, 19 KOs). 31-3-3, 19 KOs). 41-4-0, 23 KOs). 31-4, 16 KOs). 29-2, 16 KOs). 47-7, 27 KOs). 11-0, 4 KOs). 32-7-3, 21 KOs). 7-0, 4 KO). 24-0, 21 KOs). FOLLOW US ON TWITTER.

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Louisa Hawton dreams of the green belt | Aus-Boxing

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Louisa Hawton dreams of the green belt. Rightly or wrongly, the name Louisa Hawton might not be a household name. But the pocket rocket from Western Australia hopes to change that sooner rather than later. The minimumweight dynamo (4-0, 2 KOs) spoke exclusively to Aus Boxing about her promising career thus far ahead of her fight tomorrow night in Perth on CDL Promotions card against seasoned Filipino campaigner, Jujeath Nagaowa. This is exactly what Louisa Hawton has done. I only had the two fights (two ...

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Weigh-In Results: Nathaniel May 57.15 vs. Lloyd Jardeliza 56.90 | Aus-Boxing

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Weigh-In Results: Nathaniel May 57.15 vs. Lloyd Jardeliza 56.90. THERE were no surprises on the scales last night in Perth, as all six fighters taking part in title fights made weight. Nathaniel May and Lloyd Jardeliza both made weight for tonight’s main event at the Empire Function Centre. Nathaniel May 57.15 vs. Lloyd Jardeliza 56.90. Vacant WBO Asia Pacific Youth featherweight title. Brandon Ogilvie 61.10 vs. Jacob McBride 60.90. Vacant West Australian State lightweight title. 24-0, 21 KOs). DO YOU WA...

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An Australian perspective on Mayweather vs. Pacquiao | Aus-Boxing

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An Australian perspective on Mayweather vs. Pacquiao. AUSTRALIAN boxing photographer Damian Brierty finds himself in Las Vegas, Nevada, and only days away from covering the richest prizefight in boxing history. Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao will finally trade blows this weekend from the MGM Grand Garden Arena, with every media outlet setting up camp on the Vegas strip in hope of covering the fight that transcends the sport as a whole. Brierty made the long journey from Melbourne to Las Vegas earlie...

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SCHEDULE | Aus-Boxing

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Saturday, August 13th. Melbourne Pavilion, Melbourne. Blake Caparello vs. Rogerio Damasco. 10 rounds – Super Middleweight. Mark Quon vs. Robert Trigg. 10 rounds – Bantamweight (for vacant Australian title). Melbourne Park Function Centre, Melbourne. Will Tomlinson vs. Hurricane Futa. 10 rounds – Lightweight (for Tomlinson’s interim WBA Oceania title). Michael Zerafa vs. Istvan Zeller. 10 rounds – Middleweight. Shannon O’Connell vs. Kimika Miyoshi. Saturday, August 20th. Eatons Hills Hotel, Brisbane.

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Nathaniel May talks amateur pedigree and professional progression | Aus-Boxing

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Nathaniel May talks amateur pedigree and professional progression. IN the space of five years, Nathaniel May has gone from budding amateur to a fully fledged professional that is on the cusp of earning a lucrative world rating. Only two sleeps away from the biggest fight of his career to date, the talented youngster is relaxed and composed ahead of his second title fight on Friday night against Filipino live wire Lloyd Jardeliza. May’s lone blemish in the paid ranks was a controversial points defea...

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Dib denied of world title by Miura missile in Tokyo | Aus-Boxing

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Dib denied of world title by Miura missile in Tokyo. BILLY Dib joins the list of regarded Australian fighters who have failed in their attempts to capture the ever elusive WBC super featherweight championship. Dib, 29, showed guile and poise for the best part of two rounds before coming unstuck in the third, courtesy of a gruesome three-punch combination that both started and ended with Miura’s trademark overhand left. Mdash; Kaz Nagatsuka (@kaznagatsuka) May 1, 2015. Miura, who scored his third consecut...