Huni v Teremoana?

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Huni v Teremoana?

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If Teremoana wins next month do you think this is a realistic fight to make in Oz for sometime in 2027?

Similar age, similar amount of fights. Obviously Huni has fought at a higher level as a pro but they were both decent amateurs.

Plus Huni holds a win over Teremoana from when they were teens.

And they're both Brisbane Boys.

Would the Aussie crowd be up for a stadium fight or will they both go on their separate routes?

Cheers for any answers.
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I hope they don't fight at this stage. I think Teramoana will end up better than Justic but at this stage there are plenty of other figters you could match with him with.

Hemi is a good step up and if he stops him early you could start matching him with good opponents but not highly skilled young guys.
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My favourite opponent for Teramoana. Jalolov, why when Jalolov is boring and negative. Because he's got limited options given after his last few fights have been boring so he'll never headline or draw a crowd.
In Australia Eddie can build the fight as an Olympic Games run back. The revenge of Teramoana. Jalolov ran for three and got the decision now lets see if he can run for ten.
Teremoana would like it. I'd like it and travel to see it. Teramoana would get to fight a highly ranked fighter and he would punch the living shit out of him.
Come on Eddie, you know it makes sense. :OhYes:
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Huni vs Teremoana is a match that makes sense definitely. EIther man against a returning Joseph Parker would make sense as well.
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ninetypercent wrote: ↑17 Oct 2026, 17:29 My favourite opponent for Teramoana. Jalolov, why when Jalolov is boring and negative. Because he's got limited options given after his last few fights have been boring so he'll never headline or draw a crowd.
In Australia Eddie can build the fight as an Olympic Games run back. The revenge of Teramoana. Jalolov ran for three and got the decision now lets see if he can run for ten.
Teremoana would like it. I'd like it and travel to see it. Teramoana would get to fight a highly ranked fighter and he would punch the living shit out of him.
Come on Eddie, you know it makes sense. :OhYes:
Are you that confident of a Teremoana win?

Jalolov might be dull to watch but he's obviously very good.
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gilgamesh wrote: ↑18 Oct 2026, 01:30 Huni vs Teremoana is a match that makes sense definitely. EIther man against a returning Joseph Parker would make sense as well.
Eddie is very good at building little rivalries. There are three arenas (or more) in Brisbane that hold 40,000 or more.

Aussies love their sports. I know boxing ain't a huge sport there but there's a lot of good Aussie boxers around at the moment.

Surely we can have a Mega Bill Down Under. There was 51k at Pacquiao v Hornet.

Huni v Teremoana - Heavyweight
Zerafa v Eubank Jr - Super-middleweight
Andrew Moloney v Jason Moloney - Bantam (you know they spar so they may as well fight)
Sam Goodman defending his belt.

fornicate it, I'll fly down for this one.
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Taansend wrote: ↑18 Oct 2026, 22:21
gilgamesh wrote: ↑18 Oct 2026, 01:30 Huni vs Teremoana is a match that makes sense definitely. EIther man against a returning Joseph Parker would make sense as well.
Eddie is very good at building little rivalries. There are three arenas (or more) in Brisbane that hold 40,000 or more.

Aussies love their sports. I know boxing ain't a huge sport there but there's a lot of good Aussie boxers around at the moment.

Surely we can have a Mega Bill Down Under. There was 51k at Pacquiao v Hornet.

Huni v Teremoana - Heavyweight
Zerafa v Eubank Jr - Super-middleweight
Andrew Moloney v Jason Moloney - Bantam (you know they spar so they may as well fight)
Sam Goodman defending his belt.

fornicate it, I'll fly down for this one.
A comebacking Joseph Parker surely needs to be in this mix somewhere as well. Him against the Huni vs Teremoana winner would be good stuff, and a 2nd big show Down Under.
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