Gold Coast, Australia – when it comes to who has the unofficial crown of the best boxer in Australia, there is Jai Odetaa, and then everyone is playing catching up.

The invincible 29-year-old Bruiser from Zong on the middle coast of the Up-to-date South Wales has having having the fact that in the last 36 months, collecting and constantly defending himself, both IBF and the title Ring titles in the ward ward in the circulatory weight, while rising to the top of the ESPN cruise weight rankings. Now the next logical step is a shot in infrequent union.

The Mexican star Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez has WBO and WBA belts in a cracked division, but the bite of struggles between him and Odetaia has not yet been agreed, despite the ongoing push from the Australians and his camp. However, speculation still swirled that the September fight in Las Vegas.

In the meantime, Opetoa (27-0, 21 KO) will place his titles on the line this weekend in “Stay-Busy”, voluntary defense against uninhabited Claudio Squeo (17-0, 9 KO) at Convention and Exhibition Center, a compact ride from the training base in Broadbeach, Queensland.

“I am chasing Zurdo. My eyes are closed on them (uniform fights). The best should be the fight against the best,” said Odetaa in leading with Squeo. “Now this guy is on the road and we have to remove it. None of them matters unless I deal with business [against Squeo]. “

The fight between OPETAI and SQUEO was originally scheduled for May 13, but was forced to postpone three and a half weeks to June 8 due to a “tiny injury” suffered by the master at the last stage of the training camp. Opetoa has now returned to full fitness and is ready to submit more misery to her latest pretender, who has fought only once in the last 20 months and never outside of his family Italy.

“Guys like him, they have nothing to lose and everything to gain,” said Odetaa about Squeo, moments after the couple first met. “On the stage I could say that he was a bit nervous, but when it leaves, elderly, you f — nervousness become perilous.

“He will be swift, shaken, he threw bombs and tries to take off his head. And that’s why I paired many compact, perilous guys. I have to remain patient. I am a world -class warrior.”

The last fight of Otetai was also at this place at Gold Coast. On January 8, he made a statement with the dominant knockout of the fourth round of the highly authenticated Up-to-date Zealander David Nyiki, his fourth victory in the distance in the last five fights. The place is also a scene where Opetoi for the first time became a boxing world champion, winning a rugged decision over the Latvian star of Miris Bliedis in mid -20122.

Between these fights, Australian Southpaw crushed the talented British couple Jordan Thompson and Ellis Zorro, won a rematch against Bliedis, also a unanimous decision, and stopped the title of Commonwealth Cruiser at Jack Massey.

If Opetoa adds the name Squeo to its list of victims on Sunday evening, the unification of the circuitous weight in the back half of the year will not look more and more likely, but almost impossible to avoid Ramirez.

IBF USA Brandon “Oj bam ‘Moore (18-1, 10 KO) champion won the technical decision on the much shorter Stanley” Black Shogun “Wright (14-1, 11 Kos) after the cut stopped the fight that took place in the third round because of the clash of the head

In the first round, with an advantage of 6 “, Moore used his stab to control the round. In the second round the combination of four times in the last seconds fell on his backpacks to get 8 times from judge Marek Nelson, who could stop the fight in the way Wright was on the hill. In the third round, in the third round, in the third round, in the third round Moore suffered the right eyes because of the delay, and the ring was called by the decision.

In the fourth round, Wright continued his arms, approaching with a few blows, because Moore usually pulled him into the wedges after landing. In the fifth round, with greater wrestling, Judge Nelson took Moore to the corner, where the ring doctor stopped in one messy fight.

The results are 49-45, 50-44 and 50-44.

The delicate Joshua James “Double J ‘Pagan (13-0, 4 KO) easily beat James Bernadin (13-3-1, 6 Kos) by a 10-round unanimous decision.

In the first round Pagan did more in a miniature round of the action until the last minute, when Bernadin landed on the chin, pointing out Pagan’s attention. In the third to the fifth round, the higher Pagan continues mainly with his stab.

In the seventh round Bernadin finally began the attack, although compact -lived, before Pagan once again defeated him for the rest of the road. In the eighth round Bernadin swayed Pagan on the chin and followed the avalanche, but once again he stopped throwing enough blows. In the last minute he threw Pagan on a canvas.

In the ninth round, Pagan continued to process Bernadin to the last minute, when Bernadin on the right drove Pagan in the corner, refraining from the ropes that judge Mark Nelson could call knocking down. In the tenth and final round there was still a Pagan round, until he landed on the chin for a minute from Bernadin, but again he could not continue, knowing that he needed a knockout to win.

The results are 98-92, 99-91 and 99-91.

SUPER WIDEMBER WIDE JOSEPH “SUG” Hicks, Jr. (12-1, 8 KO) lost a 10-financial decision about Wendy Toussaint (17-3, 7 KO) according to the 10th round of a unanimous decision on the free title of IBF USBA Super Welter Weight. The first four rounds won, and the rest of the fight was close.

In the first round Toussaint went right after Hicks put him in defense. There were a few faul that judge Ricky Gonzalez did not warn him, as if he had Hicks in the middle of the line in the last minute, hitting him back.

In the middle of the second round, Toussaint swayed Hicks with his right eye, which caused swelling under the guidance a few seconds later. He continues pollution without warning on the part of judge Gonzalez. In the third round, Judge Gonzalez warned Toussaint for using his head in the last minute of the next winning round for Toussaint.

In the last minute of the fourth round, Hicks finally found himself in combination with Toussaint chin. Half a minute later, Toussaint swayed Hicks with his right chin. In the fifth round, Hicks finally won the round, landing in most Toussaint, and again in the sixth, when Toussaint slowed his crime.

From seven to nine, none of them had an advantage. In the tenth and final round of Toussaint, a few left left after twisting Southpaw, taking the last round in a close fight.

The results after a long delay were 95-95, 97-93 and 96-94.

In the WBC and WBA World Super Middle Wweight Champion Franchon “Divy crew” Deaths (10-2, 2 KO) won a highly disputed and messy decision about most of the 10-Rund in relation to the Olympic Citlalla “Belltrix” Ortlar (4-2, 1 ko) good reason.

In the first two rounds the margin was greater. The mapping was full of her hands with more true orthosis. In the last minute of the third round, the Deaths took both Ortiz and her on the canvas from frustration.

In the sixth to the eighth round, Zwedy tried to intimidate Ortiz, fighting with her, but the speed of Ortiz’s hand was too great for her.

In the ninth round of Deaths she won the best blow in the fight on the chin Ortiz. Judge Charley Fitch finally warned the dermal against constant maintenance. In the tenth and final round, the sloppiness lasted due to the tactics of Zwiasuczuczuczuście Zwaczuśnia. Ortiz won the next round.

Results 95-95, 96-94 and 98-92.

Super Delicate Bryce Mills (19-1, 7 Kos) from Liverpool, NY, stopped Alan “The Allen King” Aponte (12-3-1, 3 KO) at 2:59 the first of the planned eight rounds.

In the first round it was close to the last minute, when the mighty right landed from the Mills clinch, dropping the face on canvas. He tried to arise, but he dropped again, causing judge Rick Gonzolez stopped.

Da Velle Smith (12-0, 8 KO) defeated Antonio Toddd (17-13, 9 KO) in an eighty unanimous decision.

In the first four rounds it was all Smith until the fifth, when Todd bloodied his nose. The rest was close and Smith had an advantage.

The results were 78-74, 77-75 and 77-75.

Olympian Super Bantampian Southpaw Ashleyann “Lamaqina” Lozada (2-0, 1 KO) stopped Carmen Vargas (5-3-1) at 0:27 of the first round, planned 6 × 2 rounds.

In the first round, Lozada attacked Vargas half a dozen blow, almost dropping her, following the swarms of blows, having her defenseless when Judge Charley Fitch called the detention.

Ponderous Pryce Taylor (8-0, 6 Kos), with Brooklyn, NY, stopped the Southpaw Ed fountain “Tex Triismigistus” (14-9, 7 Kos) at 0:36 Fourth round.

After three close rounds, in the fourth round, Taylor defeated the fountain without a return when Judge Charley Fitch came to his rescue.

The skiper was Chad Fishburne.

The highest rank announced on Friday that the Keyshawna Davis’ fight of Edwin de Los Santos is turned off after Davis did not get into weight earlier on the same day.

The fight was scheduled for Saturday evening at the Scope Arena in the hometown of Davis, Norfolk, Virginia.

Davis was supposed to defend the delicate WBO title against de los Santos in the main event. However, Davis weighed 139.3 pounds, 4.3 pounds above the 135 pounds weight limit. Due to the weight mission, Davis was deprived of the title, and De Los Santos would be the only warrior to win the championship.

According to the promoter de Los Santos, Sampson Lewkowicz, de los Santos questioned Miss weight, and both sides entered into long negotiations to maintain the intact main event. The fight was canceled after the parties could not reach an agreement.

“We renegotiated 10 pounds plus money, but we came to the conclusion that Davis never tried to earn a scale,” said Lewkowcz Salvador Rodriguez ESPN. “He came to dance on a scale. I didn’t want what happened [Devin] Haney and [Ryan] Garcia will happen. We canceled the fight. “

Lewkowcz referred to Garcia the missing weight before his title of April 2024 with Haney, who won Garcia by a decision before the result was repealed to the lack of failure, when Garcia obtained a positive result for a drug improving performance.

“The most crucial thing is Edwin,” said Lewkowcz. “I hope he will give an example.”

The delicate fight of Abdullah Mason with Jeremia Nakathila was raised to the main event on the Saturday card. Kelvin Davis, Keyshawn’s older brother, was transferred to a co-manan party against Nahir Albright in a delicate Junior fight.