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However if Les Sherrington wants to rise to world championship level, and possibly come home with a world title belt, he must first go through the highly talented, highly skilled, cocky and brash Junior Talipeau.

This is our second Black Tie Charity Event, with the first one a fantastic night and it’s always great to help a local charity. Below are details for the night and also accommodation prices for Gold Coast International Hotel. With great raffle prizes and best dressed competition.

For anyone wanting to show their support for Les Sherrington the Titanium Bar is holding a World Title Fight Luncheon

Dave Ella will be the MC on the day with special guest comedian Greg Ritchie as well as many other sporting greats including Aussie Joe Bugner.

This will be contested on the Sherrington Vs Williams World title fight clash on the 29th of April at the Gold Coast Convention Centre and the corporate tables get to vote on 25 ring girl and choosing 6 finalists that will be going through to the grand final February 2011!

Jamie Myer from Jamie Myer Productions is inviting you to host your personal table to enjoy lunch with some of Australia’s lovable bad boy’s of sport. The past luncheons at Conrad Jupiter's have been a great afternoon, come relax and have some fun.

However if Les Sherrington wants to rise to world championship level, and possibly come home with a world title belt, he must first go through the highly talented, highly skilled, cocky and brash Junior Talipeau.

And even though Taylor was well passed his prime when he met Sherrington, he was definitely no rabbit. Taylor had still beaten the likes of Bramble and Rodriguez, as well as fighting Mosely for the W.B.C Welterweight title. But Sherrington comprehensively stopped him, and if all goes to plan, Lock and load Les Sherrington will soon be loaded and ready to fire on US soil.

With names like Evander Holyfield, Shane Cameron, and even WBA heavyweight champion David Haye being bandied about, Green has some sizeable options should a Mundine rematch not happen. While Holyfield and Cameron are winnable fights, most feel Haye may be a bridge too far.

In the under-card action, promising Michael Bolling (12-0, 10 ko’s) from Sutherland stopped Contender Australia’s Victor Oganov (30-4, 28 ko’s) in round eight to defend the Australian super middleweight title. It was a one sided contest and should have been stopped a lot earlier.

While Sherrington’s promoter Jamie Myer has pushed for a fight with Anthony Mundine, Sherrington said his ultimate goal is to become WBA world champion.

Jamie Myer informs that he wants a “Tweed Heads Stingrays v Australia” amateur card to precede four professional fights on his pro – am at Tweed Coolangatta Golf Club on Friday July 2.

Williams holds wins over the likes of three time world title challenger Anthony Stephens (KO 3), top five world contender Richard Grant ( points), United States (USBA)and North American (NABF) champion Kenny Bowen (points) and the 76-16-1 Tony Menefee (KO 9). He rates the victory over Bowman as his best win.

My last fight against Rubin Williams wasn’t my best performance but there were some good things to take out of it. Firstly, with Rubin being so experienced, yet I was so dominant. I was also happy with the pressure and the kit punches I threw.

This was the first of two National Titles, he also won the Super Middleweight (168 lb) belt in 2003 by out pointing Mark Bargero in Sydney. Other titles Shannan has claimed have been the WBF World Super Middle and Middleweight (160 lb),OPBF Welterweight (147 lb) and WBA - PABA, WBA - Fedelatin, IBF Australasian, IBF Pan Pacific junior middleweight.

In 2001 Bob regained the Aussie Title by halting local favorite Nathan Briggs in round six at Jupiters Casino. He then relinquished the belt by winning WBF regional titles. In 2003, he journeyed to Germany and on the under card of the first Beyer-Green fight lost to future WBA champ, the Russian giant Nicolay Valuev, on points over eight rounds.

Not known for his spartan lifestyle, Col quickly moved up to heavyweight, winning the state title before taking the Australian title in 1997, decking and out pointing Vince Cervi at Southport RSL. Col lost that belt to Aussie Joe Bugner by decision at Jupiters Casino in 1998. In 2000 he won the OPBF title by upsetting former US based Justin Fortune (now a top trainer in California) by TKO in round six.