Former Australian Super Lightweight Champion Jake Wyllie (18-2, 16 CO’s) has defeated former IBF Australasian lightweight champion Youssef Dib (21-4, 11 COs) by a unanimous 10 round decision in the main event Saturday night in the Fortitude Music Hall, in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley in Fortitude Valley Queensland, Australia.
In co-function, former WBC World Fearing Champion Skye Nicolson (14-1, 3 COs) stopped former Wiba World Super Bantamweight Champion Urvashi Singh (12-4, 7 COs) in the second round to win the vacant WBC intercontinental super Bantamweight title.
In the first three rounds, Dib had the lead. In the fourth round, Dib Wyllie jerked around, beat him from behind and warned by referee Chris Condon. In the fifth round, DIB ended up a hard right on the chin of Wyllie. Seconds later, Wyllie returns the favor and shakes him with a right to the chin.
In the last minute of the eighth round, Wyllie Dib gives all he could take the whole round. In the last minute of the ninth round, Dib ended up a solid right on the chin. Wyllie returned in the final seconds and hurt Dib with a right to the body.
In the tenth and last round, Dib held a lot and in search of the distance, as Wyllie won, but another round in the country.
The scores were 97-94, 98-92 and 98-92.
Former Olympic and former WBC World Feather champion Southpaw Skye Nicolson returned Urbashi Singh at three years and one fight, and Urbashi Singh knocked out at 1:23 of the second round,
In the first round, Nicolson controlled her sting and right heels. In the second round, the higher Southpaw Nicolson landed several 3-punch combinations. Then she left for the middle section, followed by a right of the chin, turned Singh around, seemed to stop when Nicolson dropped her with a combination of the Earl of referee Paul Taplley.
Heavy Alexander ‘The Great’ Leapal, Jnr (6-0-1, 5 food) knocked Tom ‘The Tomahawk’ Ngapti (0-2) at 1:15 from the first round of a 6.
In the first round’s first minute, Leapal landed a right on top of the head and dropped Ngapti for an 8 scores by referee Chris Condon. Shortly later, several real Ngapti dropped again, forcing referee Condon to call off the unilateral battle.
Bantamweight Leah ‘Princess’ Reuben (3-2-1, 2 food) knocked out Jittamat Phomta (9-12, 6 COs) at 1:26 of the seventh of a scheduled 8 × 2 rounds.
In the first four rounds, Reuben Phomta backed up with a solid Jab, followed by occasional rights on the chin. In the fifth round, Reuben started working the ring and counteracted Phomta, who chased, but was surpassed.
In seventh place, a spate of bumps of Reuben Phomta had defenseless when referee Paul Taplley
Welterweight Jimmie Phusomsai (6-0, 5 food) defeated Patrick Clarke (2-12, 1 CO) with a unanimous four-round decision.
The scores were 40-35, 40-36 and 40-36.
The middleweight Laphya Rueben (0-2) lost to Riley Allen (2-0, 1 ko) by a unanimous four-round decision. The scores were 40-34, 40-34 and 40-34. Chris Condon was the referee.
Welterweight Surachet Tongmala (11-24, 8 COs) was stopped by Cassidy Thornberry (1-0, 1 KO) at 1:53 of the first of a 4. Chris Condon was the referee.
Last updated on 08/23/2025
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