Tonight’s live boxing results: Opetaia vs. Nyika

Jai Opetaia vs David Nyika fight night card live on DAZN will start at 8am GMT; 3 a.m. ET; 17:00 AEST.

The results

Justis Huni stops Shaun Potgieter in the second round!

Huni wasted no time in continuing his aggressive attack at the start of the second round. With Potgieter cornered and unable to defend against Huni’s flurry of punches, the referee stepped in and ended the fight. Huni starts in an impressive 12-0 record with this commanding performance.

2nd round: The South African simply couldn’t handle Huni’s pressure. With ease, Huni landed clean shots, forcing the referee to step in and cancel the match. Clinical finish from the Australian.

1st round: Huni came out strong, setting the tone early with heavy body shots. Potgieter was quickly pushed to the ropes as Huni landed a flurry of punches. Although Potgieter managed to stay on his feet, it was dominant 10-9 round for Huni.

HUNS ON THE HUNT 💥@justisjphhuni forced a break in the second round with a brutal display #OpetaiaNyika | Live on DAZN pic.twitter.com/IIdCvd6D33

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Max McIntyre (6-0-0) says empty IBF Youth Super Middleweight with Technical knockout in the 4th round over Abdulsalam Saman (8-1-0). Saman was there for 10 rounds… well, at least in spirit.

Ben Mahoney (14-0-1) he keeps his intact file and takes it home IBF Pan Pacific super welterweight title with unanimous decision over Fan Zhang (8-2-1). Zhang tried, but Mahoney treated him as a sparring partner for 10 rounds.

Teremon Jnr (5-0-0) deletes Osasu Otobo (11-1-1) with 1st round KO. Try the “heavy hands” as Jnr barely gave Otobo time to unpack his gloves.

Taylah Gentzen (6-0-0) suffer her first loss in history through split decision after 10 exciting rounds against Shauna Browne (4-0-0). It seems “Gentzen the Unbeaten” couldn’t handle Browne’s undefeated vibes. Better luck next time, champ!

Tony Ingram (6-0-0) suffered his first loss by unanimous decision after 8 exciting rounds of… outdoing Runqi Zhou (8-2-1).

Billy McAllister (2-0-0) knocks down Jordan Towns (2-2-0) in 2 rounds by technical knockout. Well, at least Towns showed up to raise McAllister’s record.

Is Shallali (1-1-0) and Albert Tu’ua (1-1-0) serve us a a masterclass in mediocrityresulting in a majority draw after 4 excruciating rounds.

Jay Williams debuts with defeat by unanimous decision fellow debutant I Guthmann-Chester ua 3-round snoozer.