Winston Hill, a prominent local boxer, is gearing up to face Australia’s Lachlan O’Shea in the main event of the South Pacific Boxing Promotion (SPBP) for the IBO Asia Pacific Super Welterweight title. Hill expressed his determination during the official weigh-in held in Nadi yesterday, stating that he is prepared to give everything for the fight.
Hill emphasized the significance of this event, especially since his brother will also be competing on the same card. O’Shea acknowledged Hill’s calm demeanor and noted that he has the advantage of local support. “I believe both of us are ready for the fight,” O’Shea remarked.
Ubayd Haider, who will fight against China’s Runqi Zhao for the IBO Asia Pacific Superweight title, shared that his nerves have settled, and he is eager to step into the ring. Meanwhile, Haider’s older brother, Sebastian “Sniper” Singh, is set to face Tonga’s “King” Tonga Tongotongo for the IBO Asia Pacific Cruiserweight title. Singh mentioned that he has put in significant effort in preparation for the match, stating, “I am excited about the fight and whatever happens, it is going to be a hard fight, and I will give my best shot.”
Sports icon Sonny Bill Williams will serve as the chief guest for the event, commending the boxers for their preparation. He praised the SPBP for organizing a compelling lineup filled with strong competitors, saying, “It will be exciting and respect to all the fighters and all the dads who will be stepping into the ring.”
The weigh-in results are as follows: Winston Hill weighed in at 68.45 kg, Lachlan O’Shea at 69.8 kg, Tonga Tongotongo at 87.55 kg, Sebastian Singh at 89.75 kg, Ubayd Haider at 56.9 kg, Runqi Zhao at 57.2 kg, Roy Ser at 68.9 kg, Jese Ravudi at 72.2 kg, Amit Kumar at 76.3 kg, Mikaele Kavika at 75.2 kg, Junior Abhay Chand at 73.5 kg, and Vitori Cabalevu at 75.5 kg.
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