Watts (18-2, 11 KOs) and Green (34-5, 28 KOs) will crash for the unfilled Australian Cruiserweight title. Watts lifted the national title last August, splattering Emosi Solitua in three rounds, before clearing earlier in the year.
Big Time Boxing's fifth show for the year on August third at Hisense Arena will incorporate some of Victoria's best capacity; included by national image Danny 'The Green Machine' Green going up against Victorian past national champion Kane Watts in what is Green's first fight against a related Australian .
Green, 43, has totaled a critical master resume, having struggled in different countries and at the most raised sum. In any case, his trophy authority, which starting now gloats WBC, WBA and IBO titles, does not have the Australian title
4 time world boxing champion, and one of Australia's most well known sportsmen Danny "The Green Machine" Green will go up against related brother and past Australian Cruiserweight Title Holder "Sugar" Kane Watts at Hisense Arena on August third for the vacant Australian Cruiserweight Title.
The fight will overflow with movement (while it continues onward). I will be ringside in Melbourne ringing this fight pass blow and I expect your study delight, live on Main Event. Watts is ten years Green's lesser and this is his 'Existence Title' shot, and it's a belt that Green is excited to secure shockingly, and one that the more young, and more noteworthy, Watts is pressing to recover.
Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2016
Melbourne, Australia
Czar Amonsot vs. Julio De Jesus
10 rounds – Junior welterweight division
10 rounds – Junior welterweight division
Danny Green vs. Kane Watts
10 rounds – Cruiserweight division
10 rounds – Cruiserweight division
Mark Flanagan vs. James Langton
10 rounds – Cruiserweight division
10 rounds – Cruiserweight division
Going before protecting his Victorian Super Lightweight Title on August 26th at the Melbourne Pavilion against Andrew Wallace, the present Victorian champion Cameron Eyes (6-0) will would like to get in a 4-round fight on the Green undercard against the great Brent Dames (2-2).
