Turks in Brisbane and Sue Dazen challenge Mason for the World Light Heavyweight Championship in Ibo

middle noon. Fabio Turchi is looking for a big rebound in Australia. And it starts again from the most demanding bout in the Brisbane arena: challenging Floyd Mason for the vacant IPO light-heavyweight title (the meeting organized by Angelo Di Carlo takes place on DAZN at 10am ET). It will be a left-handed match: the 31-year-old Australian is unbeaten in 12 matches and has also trained in Las Vegas. Florence has a great desire for redemption after the defeat against Richard Riachbourg in London and the story of positivity from which he came out innocent. In short, look away from an important cue to make a career change. In Australia, it also depends on the contribution of the Italian community. Mason plays a lot in his home country. “Don’t miss the match on TV,” the 29-year-old Italian, who posted a 21-2 record, said on his personal Facebook page. “I’m in a good state”.

Match the truth

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It is the match of truth, for the champion who played the position of striker thinking he could become “Batiistuta” but then chose boxing: “At home, more than balls, there were boxing gloves, worn by my father Leonardo, who used to take me to the gym. For as long as I breathed in the atmosphere of boxing, which was born in me: then my childhood dream was to fight in England and I succeeded, as well as to train in the USA. In recent years he had moved to the stable of Evander Holyfield, then returned to Italy with the Cherchi stable and contested the WBC international title losing in round 12 in Trento. In short, Turchy has never been afraid of change, and the pursuit of a global dimension. This match, unlike the theme song, will make sense of how much Turchi can recapture the scene, and get excited once again in a commercial as tough as boxing. He won’t feel pressured to fight at home, and that can work to his advantage.