Tim Tszyu outworked Errol Spence Jr. over 12 rounds to earn a unanimous decision in the middleweight main event. After a competitive start, Tszyu gradually took control with steady pressure and accurate right hands, while Spence faded during the second half of his first fight in nearly three years. The judges scored it 117-111, 117-111 and 118-110, giving Tszyu a convincing victory in front of his hometown fans
Ahmad Reda outboxed Paul Fleming over 10 rounds to earn a unanimous decision in the lightweight co-main event. The 23-year-old prospect controlled the pace with steady combinations and sharp timing, repeatedly answering whenever Fleming tried to rally. Fleming pressed hard late and swung for a knockout in the final round, but Reda stayed composed and finished the fight in command. The judges scored it 99-91, 97-93 and 96-94, giving Reda the biggest victory of his young career.
Callum Peters remained unbeaten with a seventh-round TKO over Ivan Ricardo Actis in their 10-round middleweight contest. After both men traded hard shots early, Peters gradually pulled away by landing the cleaner punches and forcing Actis onto the defensive. Actis refused to go quietly but absorbed sustained punishment, prompting the referee to stop the fight in the seventh round. The victory extended Peters’ knockout streak and handed Actis the first defeat of his professional career.
Paulo Aokuso scored a dramatic 10th-round knockout over Luis Antonio Tejeda to capture the vacant IBF Inter-Continental light heavyweight title. Aokuso started well before Tejeda battled back, hurting the Australian during the middle rounds and forcing him through several difficult moments. After regaining control late, Aokuso ended the fight with a crushing left hand that left Tejeda unconscious in one of the card’s most spectacular finishes. The victory gave Aokuso the biggest win of his career and provided an early Knockout of the Year candidate.
Brandon Grach earned a unanimous decision over Ike Pluto in a spirited five-round heavyweight opener after both fighters accepted the bout on roughly 24 hours’ notice. Grach applied steady pressure throughout while Pluto fired back in an entertaining contest that had the Sydney crowd engaged from the opening bell. The judges scored it 49-45, 49-45 and 48-46 in Grach’s favor after five action-packed rounds. Both heavyweights received praise for stepping in at the last minute and delivering one of the card’s most entertaining fights.
Tina Rahimi made a successful professional debut with a unanimous decision over Sacha Ryan Dryden in a four-round contest. The former Australian Olympian controlled the action with sharp combinations, quick footwork and effective defense while consistently landing the cleaner punches. Rahimi closed the fight strongly, overwhelming Dryden in the final moments to secure scores of 40-36, 40-36 and 39-37. The victory marked an impressive start to Rahimi’s professional career in front of her hometown fans in Sydney.

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