On 23 March 2024 at Bankstown City Paceway, the crowd was treated to a great program of boxing. Amber Amelia (3-3-0) and Ali Jensen (0-7-0) competed for the vacant NSW Women’s Bantamweight Title. Amelia was too strong for Jensen, dominating the first four rounds.  Jensen put up a good response but found herself backed on the ropes several times throughout the fight.  A better fifth round for Jensen but Amelia maintained the lead, winning the bout easily by unanimous points decision to become NSW Bantamweight Champion in her seventh  professional fight.       &nb ..read more

Southport Sharks, Gold Coast, Queensland. 17th April 2024. Joel Taylor has made a successful second defence of his Australian welterweight title with a unanimous decision victory over Lachlan O’Shea. Taylor started very strong with an intense look like he wanted the fight to finish inside the distance. He maintained this intensity throughout the fight. O’Shea circled the ring whilst Taylor stalked looking to land hard shots to the head and body.In round four, O’Shea had a cut open on his left eyebrow that the referee Paul Tapley ruled was from a clash of heads. In the middle rounds, O’Shea sta ..read more

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Max Reeves has defended  his Australian Super Middleweight title in front of his home crowd in Regional Sale, Victoria. Up against tough hombre Adrian Rodriguez  “‘El lobo” from Queensland, Reeves used his height and range in going the distance over 10 rounds to record a unaminous win on points. reeves sustained a cut over the eye early in the fight, but the doctor declared the cut safe to fight on. Rodriguez worked hard to get inside reeves but struggled against his taller opponents left body rips which took its toll as Reeves won in a shut out on all the judges cards The post Mad ..read more

Please find attached the Women’s National Ratings – February 2024. Womens ratings February 29th 24 Women’s Australian titles are contested over 8 x 2 minute rounds and Women’s State titles over 6 x 2 rounds. Boxers can be rated in multiple divisions Boxers are removed after 18  months   The post Women’s National Ratings – February 2024 appeared first on ..read more

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Find below the current Title Status – Men and Women for December 2023. Womens Australasian Title Status 17122023 Mens Australasian Title Status 17122023 ANBF – Womens’s Australian Title Status 18December2023 ANBF – Men’s Australian Title Status 18December2023 The post Title Status Mens & Womens Dec 2023 appeared first on ..read more