Sam Goodman

The number one ranked super-bantamweight in the world, Sam Goodman, puts his mandatory world title status on the line again in an all-australian showdown against the fast-talking, heavy-hitting former national champion Mark ‘Magicman’ Schleibs.

Heavyweight sensation Moses Itauma steps up for the biggest fight of his career as he takes on former world title challenger Dillian Whyte on August 16th in Riyadh, as part of the blockbuster Esports World Cup festivities. In the co-main event, WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball puts his belt on the line in a high-stakes clash against unbeaten Australian Sam Goodman.

Tim Tszyu, the undefeated Australian star, returns to the ring to defend his interim 154-pound title against Carlos Ocampo in the main event of a doubleheader from Queensland, Australia. Tszyu, the son of boxing legend Kostya Tszyu, dominated former world champion Tony Harrison to win the belt in March. Ocampo has 22 KOs in 34 wins, with his only losses coming to Errol Spence Jr and Sebastian Fundora. Plus, undefeated 122-pound contenders Ra’eese Aleem and Sam Goodman clash. Live on SHOWTIME.

IBF mandatory challenger Sam Goodman faces Cesar Vaca Espinoza in a world title eliminator. Also featuring the return of Olympic medalist Harry Garside, breaking a three-year hiatus.

Sam Goodman faces undefeated Chinese prospect Zhong Liu and Australia’s number one super featherweight Liam Wilson squares off against Perth fighter Jackson England.

In a triple-header PPV event, Illawarra local and the number one ranked super-bantamweight in the world, Sam Goodman, risks his shot at a million dollar payday against undisputed champion Naoya Inoue when he takes on world rated Thai knockout artist Chainoi Worawut in the headline bout. Two-time world title challenger Liam Wilson makes his Australian return and a debut at lightweight in an action packed all-Australian showdown against Youssef Dib, while AFL legend Barry Hall takes on former NRL player Curtis Scott in a cross code fight unlikely to go the distance and far more than footy bragging rights on the line.

Tim Tszyu makes his long-awaited return to his home city of Sydney on 17 December 2025, stepping back into the spotlight after nearly three years away. Standing in his path is undefeated American knockout artist Anthony Velazquez — a dangerous prospect hungry to make a statement on Australian soil.

Former world champion and Australian superstar Tim Tszyu will square off against undefeated rising contender Denis Nurja for the vacant WBO International Middleweight Title.

Tim Tszyu, the undefeated Australian star, returns to the Gold Coast to make the first defense of his Junior Middleweight title against Brian Mendoza, who is fresh off one of the KOs of the year. Tszyu, the son of boxing legend Kostya Tszyu, dominated former world champion Tony Harrison to win the interim title in March before knocking out Carlos Ocampo in one round in June. Mendoza scored one of the year’s biggest upsets and best KOs when he stopped Sebastian Fundora in April.

Dennis Hogan will face England's Sam Eggington for the IBO world light middleweight title in Australia on October 8.

Tim Tszyu takes on Tony Harrison in a 12 round Super Welterweight bout at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney.