[ad_1] Undefeated Australian heavyweight Justis Huni will be sidelined for at least nine months – and is out of action in December as originally planned – with fears that the star has suffered another debilitating injury. his Olympic dream. A week after securing his seventh straight win against New Zealander Kiki Leutele, the 23-year-old Huni … Read more
[ad_1] Justis Huni can play the match after getting injured by Kiki Leutele with one point. Huni was looking for a victory in a statement and when he failed to win a kick he dominated a brave Leutele who fought bravely. READ MORE: A club has been punished for ‘ill-intentioned’ greetingsand READ MORE:What SBW ‘didn’t … Read more
[ad_1] Australian heavyweight world champion Justis Huni (7-0) returns to the ring in early November as he looks to add another win to his record when he faces tough Kiwi, Kiki Leutele (8-1-2). Huni went to America for training before the war and was eager to show off his new skills. Can the 23-year-old take … Read more
[ad_1] The reason why it took so long for Justis Huni to get in the ring with Kiki Leutele after signing a contract earlier this year, is simple for Huni’s father, Rocki. “We didn’t kill him, Fox Sports didn’t want this fight,” Huni Sr told Wide World of Sports. “They thought it was too easy … Read more
[ad_1] Coach Kiki Leutele Isaac Peach labeled Justis Huni’s account of hurting partners in America as “sad.” Huni takes on New Zealand’s Leutele Leutele (8-1-2), for the WBO Oriental, IBF Pan Pacific and WBC OPBF titles, at Brisbane’s Nissan Arena on Friday November 4, in a fight that has long been coming to Kiwi. Huni … Read more