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IWBHF celebrates 10 years

03-Oct-23

The International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame is heading for the 10 count – but in a good way.

Former lightweight champion George Kambosos gets the decision over Maxi Hughes

23-Jul-23

Hughes, an English southpaw coming off a seven-fight win streak, nullified Kambosos’ aggression with distance and intelligent footwork.

Regis Prograis and Josh Taylor fight for all the marbles October 26 in London

05-Sep-19

Muhammad Ali trophy in play

Crusierweight prospect Floyd Masson signs with MJA Platinum

04-Jun-19

Crusierweight Floyd Masson wants to fight the best

Why Andy Ruiz is no 25-1 underdog

30-May-19

Anthony Joshua fights Andy Ruiz June 1

Aussie prospect watch: Ambitious Floyd Masson wants to fight the best

10-May-19

Floyd Masson is 5-0, with 4 knockouts

Blake Caparello edges Reagan Dessaix on points over 10-rounds

23-Feb-19

Blake Caparello edges Reagan Dessaix on points over 10-rounds

It’s that time of year when we look back over the past 12 months and forward to the new year. In my annual review of Aussie boxers, I list the ones to watch by division in 2019. To keep things interesting, I have decided not to nominate the same boxer in my column twice. I have also included a review of the previous year’s nominee to see how close – or far – I was from the mark.

Boxing in Oz: Horn vs. Mundine, a future domestic clash, slim Lucas Browne, and Andrew Maloney not impressed

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New Zealand

IWBHF celebrates 10 years

Former lightweight champion George Kambosos gets the decision over Maxi Hughes

15 rounds with Liam Wilson

Regis Prograis and Josh Taylor fight for all the marbles October 26 in London

Crusierweight prospect Floyd Masson signs with MJA Platinum

Why Andy Ruiz is no 25-1 underdog

Aussie prospect watch: Ambitious Floyd Masson wants to fight the best

Blake Caparello edges Reagan Dessaix on points over 10-rounds

Aussies on the rise part two

Boxing in Oz: Horn vs. Mundine, a future domestic clash, slim Lucas Browne, and Andrew Maloney not impressed

The Australia boxing scene

Aussie boxing news from the land down under