Zaraki KenpachiIf you want to know How to watch The Fight between Paul Gallen and Justis Huni on Wednesday, look no further. Paul Gallen faces the greatest challenge of his boxing career when he takes on Australian heavyweight champion Justis Huni on Wednesday night. But the former NRL star has delivered a brutal promise to end Huni’s Tokyo Olympic dream by ‘Breaking’ Bones when finally enters the ring – and labeled the rising star a ‘filing coward’.
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Despite claiming Gallen had ‘less than zero’ chance of winning, Lonergan praised the 39-year-old’s courage in taking on the fight, saying he has: “Balls the size of watermelons, and they’re made of steel there’s no doubt about that, because he’s brave enough to step up.”
Paul Gallen will take on the toughest test of his boxing career to date when he steps into the ring opposite rising heavyweight star Justis Huni.
The fight will be held at the ICC Exhibition Center at Darling Harbour in Sydney on Wednesday, June 16.
WHEN IS PAUL GALLEN FIGHTING JUSTIS HUNI?
Paul Gallen will fight Justis Huni on Wednesday, June 16.
WHERE IS PAUL GALLEN FIGHTING JUSTIS HUNI?
The fight will be held at the ICC Exhibition Centre at Darling Harbour in Sydney.
The venue hosted Huni’s media-only fight with Christian Tsoye. It was also where Tim Tszyu headlined two pay-per-view cards in 2019 against Dwight Ritchie and Jack Brubaker.
HOW TO WATCH GALLEN VS HUNI?
The fight will be available on Main Event pay per view.
It will cost $59.95.
PAUL GALLEN VS JUSTIS HUNI FIGHT STREAM
The fight will also be available to stream on Kayo.
It’s available to pre-purchase via Kayo now.
GALLEN VS HUNI UNDERCARD
The undercard is stacked. These are the fights we know of so far.
Paul Gallen vs Justis Huni
Issac Hardman vs Emmanuel Carlos
Andrei Mikhailovic vs Alex Hannan
Sam Goodman vs Nort Beauchamp
PAUL GALLEN VS JUSTIS HUNI PRESS CONFERENCE
It was a wild presser in Sydney on Monday morning, with Paul Gallen going on the attack.
Read all about it here, or watch the full thing below.
PAUL GALLEN BOXING RECORD – BOXREC
Paul Gallen is undefeated as a professional boxer and holds an 11-1 record.
He has won six of his 11 fights by knockout, and his only blemish is a controversial draw with Barry Hall in 2019.
JUSTIS HUNI RECORD – BOXREC
Huni has a perfect 4-0 record since turning pro late last year.
He won the Australian heavyweight title in his pro debut, stopping Django Opelu in seven rounds. In December he scored a fourth-round stoppage win over Arsene Fosso, before a quickfire win over Jack Maris.
His 10-round win over Tsoye in May was his longest fight to date, but offered some much needed work leading into his bout with Gallen.
PAUL GALLEN VS JUSTIS HUNI PREVIEW WITH JEFF FENECH
Check out the video below for Jeff Fenech’s thoughts on the fight.
GALLEN VS HUNI BETTING ODDS
Huni is the big favourite, paying $1.17, while at the time of writing, Gallen is at $4.65.
Huni opened the betting at $1.22, but came into $1.13 in early May. After his fight with Tsoye, he drifted slightly again to $1.17.
Gallen opened at $4 even, has drifted out as far as $5.50 before coming back in after Huni’s recent fight.
JUSTIS HUNI AT THE OLYMPICS
Huni is in the middle of a hectic couple of months.
Following his fights with Tsoye and Gallen – which are only three weeks apart – the Brisbane-based fighter will head to the Tokyo Olymipcs.
One of the most skillful heavyweights Australia has ever produced, Huni is considered a legitimate gold medal prospect.
GALLEN VS HUNI REMATCH
Gallen has signed a two-fight deal with Huni’s promoter Dean Lonergan, with a rematch on the cards after the Olympics.
Although, Lonergan believes Gallen won’t want to take up the offer after the first fight.
“I don’t even think Paul Gallen will take the second fight after he gets bashed in two weeks,” Lonergan told Sporting News.
GALLEN VS HUNI AND LONERGAN: THE WAR OF WORDS – A TIMELINE
The build-up to this fight has been pretty spicy, with Lonergan and Gallen engaging in a war of words.
Huni has largely kept out of it, but stands up for himself when he needs to. Here’s a quick rundown of everything that’s been said so far.
Gallen demands larger slice of the pie
It started before a contract had even been signed.
In late April, fresh off his win over Browne, Gallen said he’d been offered a fight with Huni, but told Lonergan the payday wasn’t big enough.
Lonergan’s dire warning for Gal
Lonergan listened, increased his offer and the fight was on.
The promoter gave Gallen a dire warning though, telling Sporting News: “At the end of the day, Paul Gallen is just another bum that I’m feeding to my beast.”
Gallen fires back
It didn’t take long for Gallen to hit back at Lonergan, saying “people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.”
At this time, the pair were still haggling over where the fight would be held – in addition to a whole lot of other things.
Gallen threatens to walk away
With a location still not agreed upon in early May, Gallen threatened to walk away from the bout altogether.
Gal and Lonergan had initially agreed to host the fight in Sydney, but Lonergan reportedly tried to change it to Queensland.
Not the most popular bloke north of the border, Gallen knew he wouldn’t get a fair shake with the judges, so threatened to pull out.
“He’s got until the end of the week to sort this out, or it’s going to be off,”
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