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1. IBO World Cruiserweight Title 12
Danny Green v Antonio Tarver

2. Commonwealth Cruiserweight Title 12
Domonic Vea v Shane Cameron

3. Interim WBO Oriental Super Feather Title 12 Patrick Kennedy had a top day @ the office yesterday
Will Tomlinson v Francisco Cordero

4. Welterweight Bout 10
Noufel Ben Rabah v Isaac Hltswayo

5. Catchweight Bout 92kgs (limit) 6
Pieter Cronje v Mick King

6. Welterweight Bout 65kgs (limit) 6
Steve Wills v Rob Toomey

Good program.

Not bad, Cameron - Vea should be good.

rabah v the south African dude whos name i cant spell should be good

thunderfromdownunder wrote:rabah v the south African dude whos name i cant spell should be good

Neither can I as you can see. No matter how many times I type it out, I still fark up

Well i guess my question was answered from another thread, i'm glad fights like Hlatswayo and Rabah don't go un televised.


Undeniably the best looking card in Australia this year, and a great benchmark for other promoters to measure themselves from.

Wills fight is really disappointing, can't really workout what he's trying to do with his career.

King vs Cronje will be good.

Tomlinson will fight what appears to be a well credentialed opponent, but honestly appears a padded fighter, however i don't really mind the idea of bringing him thru properly and build that confidence a little more.

The 3 mains are tasty, and have to admit I'm excited about all of them.

Not definite but probably making the trip.

Thereis a few of us making the trip and afetr seeing this card I am even more pumped. Should be a great night. lets hope no one pulls out at the last minute !!

Unfortunately someone always pulls out at the last minute. great card though.

Not with the amount of money these fighters would be getting offered, this isn't a Fox show, it'll be a sell out and i expect there to be a lot of PPV buys.

So how does everyone see the main event playing out?

Green by KO in early rounds.

Brute wrote:Green by KO in early rounds.

I think Green will win by decision, but if he stopped Tarver (especially early) that would be impressive.

green by ko. im not sure tarver is up to it. may be here for the payday

I really think it is a 50/50 fight. Tarver is bigger, quicker and a better boxer. Green has a power edge. Both have great chins.

As much as I don't want to say it. I'm leaning to Tarver UD.

Im going with Green on this one, KO in the early rounds.

But if it goes the distance, im with Benk.

amwsnw wrote:Thereis a few of us making the trip and afetr seeing this card I am even more pumped. Should be a great night. lets hope no one pulls out at the last minute !!

Yeah mate i missed the last 1 cause of work commitments, really want to try and make this one.

Cant see Green stopping him personally, but def a UD, Cameron UD, Isaac and Will Both by KO.

It will be interesting to see how well Green pulls up from the layoff and surgery. If he's on the form he was against Flores, I'll go for Green to win a close decision. It will also be interesting to see how a 42yo Tarver performs, he will need to be on good form to beat Green.

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Awesome card.

The Rabah fight is a cracker!!!

Vea - Cameron is a good domestic fight.

This is definitely worthy of a BoxRec Blokes catch up

thunderfromdownunder wrote:rabah v the south African dude whos name i cant spell should be good

Hlatschwayo has won world titles at lightweight and welterweight. Nate Campbell, Phillip N'Dou and Rob Medley (twice) have been among his victims. He is a dangerous fighter.

yeah mate i watched both the medley fights and a few others. Should be a good one

I'm thinking of going to see this fight. Ive never seen a fight before at the entertainment center, how much does one have to spend on tickets to be able to clearly see the action? there is a big difference in price from $55 to $350, does a $55 ticket mean you do not see much of the action without binoculars?

Trent wrote:I'm thinking of going to see this fight. Ive never seen a fight before at the entertainment center, how much does one have to spend on tickets to be able to clearly see the action? there is a big difference in price from $55 to $350, does a $55 ticket mean you do not see much of the action without binoculars?

the bleachers were the best veiwing as long as your eyesight is good, down at ringside and outer ringthe posts, ropes referee and all the wantabe seen socalled celebs get in the way, anyway only for theprelims i think it will be a nonevent, all the best

Trent wrote:I'm thinking of going to see this fight. Ive never seen a fight before at the entertainment center, how much does one have to spend on tickets to be able to clearly see the action? there is a big difference in price from $55 to $350, does a $55 ticket mean you do not see much of the action without binoculars?

I haven't been to the Entertainment Centre, but you had a good view from the bleachers at the old Sydney Stadium and that was a big building.