Youssef Dib

Rising star and former Olympian Aokuso is headlining his first No Limit event, eyeing a maiden world title. With a promising record of 4-0, he’s quickly making his mark. But he’s up against Renold Quinlan, a seasoned champ known for his devastating power and unexpected upsets. In this IBO light-heavyweight world title eliminator, will Aokuso claim a career-defining win or will Quinlan land another surprise knockout?

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.

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

Heavy-hitting Australian prospect Jake Wyllie (17-2, 16 KOs) returns to the ring determined to bounce back from his recent setback against former unified world champion George Kambosos Jr. The 24-year-old will face experienced campaigner Youssef Dib (21-3, 11 KOs) in a high-stakes clash at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall. Dib, the slick Sydney native and brother of former world champion Billy Dib, brings veteran savvy and sharp boxing skills to the contest, making this a crucial test of Wyllie’s ambitions to climb back into title contention.

Liam Wilson takes on Youssef Dib in a winner takes all rematch following their highly-exciting clash in late August of 2024 at South Bank Piazza, Brisbane.