Jamie Myer Productions

Presents

Jamie Myer Productions

Presents

“Townsville Young Guns”

WBF Super Middlewight Title

 Townsville 10 x 3 China

 Thursday 21st August, 2008.

 A Night Not To Be Missed!

Jamie Myer is putting on another exciting night of boxing, with the main event local Les Sherrington.

WBF Super Middleweight Title

Les Sherrington V’s Jimmy Yang

Les is currently living on the Gold Coast but his home town is Townsville. Les has had 19 wins 5 losses with 12 Ko’s, he also fought for a World Title in South Africa and only lost on a points decision. He has been the Australian Champion and defended his title 3 times, he relinquish this title to fight for a World Title. He is currently one of Australia’s great boxing prospects. His opponent Jimmy was a former Olympian and has a record of 10 wins and 3 losses. He plans on improving his world ranking by beating Les. This bout is for 10 x 3 minute rounds.

Queensland Junior Welterweight Contest

Josh King V’s Lowen Hardy

Josh is another Townsville local with 3 wins and a lustrous amateur career. He has a lot of talent and an Australian Title is not far from his sites. Lowen is from the Gold Coast and has a record of 2 wins and 2 losses, he is a tough fighter and this will be an interesting bout.

Queensland Featherweight Contest

Tom Clark V’s Leigh Lindgren

Both of these boys where former Australian Amateur Champions, Tom has a record of 1 win and 2 losses and Leigh has a record of 2 wins, 4 losses and 1 draw.

Queensland Light Heavyweight Contest

Shaun Guag V’s Joel Casey

Heavyweight Contest

Barry Pryor V’s Mick King

Fight Card is Subject to changes by the Promoter.

Corporate Table $1,900 (GST included)

• Banners supplied by business, can be displayed throughout venue
• Business name mentioned throughout the event
• One Corporate Table for 10 people per table Front Row
• Main Meal and Cheese Platter
• Selection of Australian Wines - White/ Red
• Selection of Australian Beer

“Private & Confidential”

Lovable Rogues Of Sport Tell All Charity Luncheon

Friday 7th December, Conrad Jupiter Casino 12 pm (12.30 pm Start)

Jamie Myer from Jamie Myer Productions is inviting you to host your personal table to enjoy lunch with some of Australia’s loveable bad boy’s of sport.

The past luncheons at Conrad Jupiters have been a great afternoon, come relax and have some fun.

With a question and answer section, you will have the opportunity to ask those personal questions and hear the stories first hand.

Lovable rogues –

• Terry Hill from Rugby League
• Alan Robinson from Horse Racing
• Shannon Taylor from Boxing

MC – Celebrity Guest

Comedian – Steve Ellison

Corporate Table Price: $1200 Including GST

Tables Include:

• Corporate Table for 10 People
• 2 Course Meal with Cheese Platter
• Selected Australian Beer
• Select Australian Wine

If you would like to book a table please contact Ann on 0438 846 177 or 07 5570 3288. Or you can send us an email and we will get back to you here Contact

Thank you,
Jamie Myer Productions.

When you think of an Australian heavyweight title fight you think of Bob Mirovic and Col Wilson. They aren't our best big men over the past decade but they have been part of seventeen of the last twenty bouts for the championship. With their old nemeses  Joe Bugner sitting ringside, they came together again at the Southport RSL on the Gold Coast in Queensland on Friday night for the fifth fight of one of the longest rivalries in domestic boxing history and it was everything we could have expected or wanted - except perhaps a win for sentimental favorite Wilson.

A short right hand late in round seven busted a rib on Wilson's favored left side and the defending champion was out in the eighth surrendering his title Mirovic. It was hard fought, bitter at times, back and  and give and take all the way. Wilson looked on the verge of a stoppage himself early in the seventh but in the end it appears "Big" Bob has him well and truly worked out, with this his fifth victory out of five against the Central Queensland Coal Miner who began his career on the Gold Coast and received tremendous crowd support.

After a close first three rounds it was a bad fourth for Col as he lost the round and was deducted points twice, after a couple of cautions, for low blows, and was cut. They were not all low however and some hard body shoots took a bit out of Bob. In fact the punch that earned the first deduction was a left hook behind Bobs elbow. Wilson had a better fifth and sixth, (he couldn't had much worse) and early in round seven got home with a straight southpaw left that had Bob backing in to the ropes near his own corner. The window of opportunity came and went as Bob weathered the short storm and came back to have Col visibly distressed at the bell.

Through out the fight, animated trainer Angelo Hyder implored Bob to throw "Jeff Fenech punches" - short and in bunches. He got on top of Col immediately in the eighth and three knockdown, the first two to the left side , the final a left hook, the fight was over at the 2.24 mark with a knockout on the three knock down rule. Scores at the end. 70-62, 69-63 and 67-62. Referee Steve Marshall.

With the win, Mirovic, born in Croatia, but living in NSW, becomes Heavyweight Champion of Australia for the third time. It was reported he was the first to achieve the feat but leading historian and Queensland fight supervisor John Hogg reminds that the great Ron Richards held the coveted prize three times in the 1930's.

In the main support , a light welter eight rounder, Melbourne based Queensland Lance Gostelow (# 5 Australia) knocked out game Filipino Jumnar Dulog (# 5 Aust @ 135 lb) out of the Bohol Stable in Sydney in round three. A fast right hand in the first minute dropped Junmar who was again stunned immediately and finished off toward the end of the round. Former Commonwealth welter champ who previously managed Lance says the 23 year old, has "all the tools" to make it. "I wish I had the tools this kids got" Julian told The Fist Magazine in their October issue. Gostelow was originally scheduled to meet Australian champ Dean Byrne on this bill but Irish born Byrne is having visa problems. If Dean can't get back, Lance may have a shot at the vacant belt. His only loss in fourteen contests has been a stoppage in the 12th round to "Pantera" Mosqura for the WBF bauble in May. A true test for Lance would be Junmar's stable mate Ranee Ganoy (Aust #2) but the chances of that happening are unlikely. Ganoy should have a tough battle himself when he fights OneSongchai's Somchai on November 30's Angelo Di Carlo show in Brisbane. Somchai clearly out pointed locally based African Fatai Onikeke (Aust # 3) in Melbourne on October 12.

Israel Kani(Aust #6) won the vacant Queensland state super middleweight title by a unanimous decision over local Will Hadlow (Aust #8 @ 160lb). Will tried hard but he didn't have the skill to  match former amateur champ Israel who pulled ahead more the longer the fight went. Will appeared to hurt his right hand in the second round.

In a fiery battle between Gold Coaster's, Les "Diamond" Piper scored a three round TKO over prospect Nick Savidas Junior to take home the vacant state Light Heavyweight strap. After a good second round by southpaw Savidas, the 18 year old was over whelmed in the third as 24 year old Les launched a two fisted attack. No knockdowns but Nick very ragged at the time of stoppage. Les was previously rated nationally but after a motor cycle accident late last year, this was his first  outing since November 24.

Heavyweight Col Mc Illwaine Jnr scored a three round TKO over Tyrone Withers. Right hands did the job,. Fight stopped on the second round at request of Tyrone's corner. Set for four.  

Talented Trent Werhman stopped Chris Smith in round two of a junior lightweight bout set for four. A good first round but Trent had to much in the third. To be fair to Chris, his trainer never arrived until the fight had started and he went in with a little uncertainty. Former amateur champion Trent is trained by ex Aussie light welter champ Chris Mc Cullen, now number six in the ratings.

Promoter: Jamie Myer Productions

Foxsport commentators: Andy Raymond and Brad Vocale.

Fight 1: Heavyweight 4 x 2 Minute Rounds Col Mc Illwaine (0 win - 1 loss) v Tyrone Withers ( 0 win - 1 loss) Fight 2: Super Featherweight 4 x 3 Minute Rounds (59 kg limit) Trent Werhman (1 Win -0 Loss, 1 KO Win , former Australia amateur champ) v Chris Smith (0 Win-1 Loss, Former Queensland Amateur Champion) Fight 3: Queensland Light Heavyweight Title (79.38 kg limit) Nicholas Savidas Junior (2 Wins - 0 Loss - 1 Draw, No Knockouts, Former Australian Amateur Champion) v Les Piper (4 Wins- 2 Loss- 2 Draws, 1 KO Win) Fight 4: Queesland Super Middleweight Title 8 x 3 (76.20 kg limit) Israel Kani (7 Wins - 1 Loss, 3 KO Wins, #6 Australia) v Will Hadlow (16 Fights , # 8 Australia) Fight 5: Light Welterweight 8 x 3 (63.50 kg limit) Lance Gostelow (12 Wins-1 Loss, 10 KO Wins, # 5 Australia at Junior Welter) v Junmar Dulog (13 Fights, # 5 Australia Lightweight, Former Australia Title Challenger). Fight 6: Australian Heavyweight Title 10 x 3 Minute Rounds Col Wilson (age 35, 33 Wins-29 Losses, with 20 KO Wins) v Bob Mirovic (age 41, 28 win-19 loss-19 ko wins)

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