Saturday 11 October 2014
Celebrity Room, Racing Club, Moonee Valley, Victoria, Australia
super middleweight
Zac Dunn 14(12)-0-0
vs
Istvan Zeller 9(4)-3(3)-0
WBC Eurasia Pacific Boxing Council super middleweight title
vacant WBO Oriental super middleweight title
Dunn wins by TKO
Dunn dropped Zeller twice in the final round
Dunn went hard to the body to drop Zeller twice
Geeze I came into this post thinking "I hadn't heard about this?'
Then I read it fully. Y'know sometimes you wish you could forget things.
Thats another fight where the beltis probably worth double the value of the title
Well, first of all I would like just to say that where I come from Boxing fans support their local boxers NO MATTER WHAT, looks like is not the same here in Australia probably too much going on....could be jealousy, could be anything but I think that people have to support young talents instead talk rubbish about them. I respect them and admire them just to get to that point and Im not an australian, so aussies must support young talents with the hope that some day can represent INTERNATIONALLY and put up the name of this nation and australian boxing
Zac Dunn is a good kid, talented which is starting to get titles that can take him to the BIG DEALS, they are not rubbish titles because simply are TITLES and this titles make up the rankings and contribute a step forward to earn the opportunity to go for a WORLD TITLE FIGHT
If you are a truly boxing fan you should know that, if you are not please dont comment in boxing forums is disrespectful for the ones that appreciate THE SWEET SCIENCE and comments without sense is what is actually pathetic. Anyway everyone has their opinion and freedom of expression is valid but please be wise and respectfull with your comments. Every sportmen deserve RESPECT no matter what and more if is representing a nation.
Maybe Zac will be a future WORLD CHAMP, maybe not, but there is not doubt that so far he is doing a GREAT job and is on the right track for bigger fights and try to be some day a world champ, AN AUSSIE WORLD CHAMP.
