Results:

Wednesday 16, July 2025

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales, Australia

Results:

Paul Gallen def. Sonny Bill Williams – Split Decision (8 Rounds) In a closely contested main event, Paul Gallen edged out Sonny Bill Williams via split decision in their long-anticipated clash. Gallen’s pressure and volume punching earned him the nod on two of the three scorecards, while Williams showed flashes of sharp counterwork.

Kris Terzievski def. Troy Pilcher – TKO6 Terzievski proved a class above, breaking down the tough Troy Pilcher with sharp combinations and superior footwork before forcing a stoppage in the sixth round. It was a dominant showing from the Aussie contender, who continues his climb up the heavyweight ranks.

David Nyika def. Nikolas Charalampous – RTD5 New Zealand’s David Nyika returned to winning ways after his first career loss, showcasing his speed and precision. Charalampous was game but outgunned, and his corner wisely waved it off after five rounds of punishment.

Clay Waterman def. Mose Auimatagi Jnr – Unanimous Decision (8 Rounds) Waterman was tested by the rugged Mose Auimatagi Jnr in a physically demanding bout. The Queenslander’s cleaner work and ring control ultimately saw him earn a unanimous decision, though Auimatagi again showed why he’s one of the region’s toughest outs.

Saturday 19, July 2025

Vodafone Arena, Suva, Fiji

Oliver Firth def. Samuela Naqari – TKO5 Oliver Firth (6-0, 6 KOs) kept his perfect streak alive in explosive fashion, stopping Fiji’s Samuela Naqari in the fifth round to capture the vacant NZ PBC Oriental Pacific Light Heavyweight Title.

Saturday 26, July 2025

The Melbourne Pavilion, Flemington, Victoria, Australia

Alex Alsayyad def. Pawan Kumar - TKO1 Rising flyweight prospect Alex Alsayyad wasted no time on Saturday night, stopping Pawan Kumar in just 28 seconds at Melbourne Pavilion. The emphatic first-round finish marks another step forward in Alsayyad’s promising climb up the flyweight ranks.

Saturday 26, July 2025

World Siam Stadium, Bangkapi, Bangkok, Thailand

Kwahli Beauchamp kept his unbeaten record intact with a dominant first-round knockout of Thailand’s Jakapong Detpong on Saturday night in Bangkok. The flyweight prospect made quick work of his opponent, showcasing sharp power and composure as he continues building momentum in the professional ranks.

Wednesday 30, July 2025

Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm, Queensland, Australia

Floyd Masson scored a seventh-round stoppage over John Parker to win the vacant IBF Pan Pacific Cruiserweight Title. Parker’s corner threw in the towel after a punishing body shot sent him to the canvas. With the win, Masson is expected to climb the world rankings as he pushes toward world title contention.

Marcus Heywood suffered a first-round TKO loss to Australian standout Callum “50 Cal” Peters, who set the tone early with aggressive combinations. Heywood was dropped twice by body shots before the referee waved off the contest.

Jahzia Puohotaua experienced the first setback of his career, dropping a close, competitive six-round decision to Jack Gregory. Gregory edged the scorecards with higher output and sharper tactical execution.

Frank Amato earned a majority decision win over Jeremiah Tupai-Ui in a rematch of their draw earlier this year. Amato’s more effective work in the later rounds ultimately swayed two of the judges in his favour.