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Nice work lads
I’m embarrassed I hadn’t heard of LB or his WBA title win until the following weekend when I read Martin Flanagan’s brilliant article. This victory should have received more coverage from the local media. A world title is a world title. Particularly when it’s heavyweight. To win overseas after being knocked down early is pretty much unheard of. And if it’s true rounds were lengthened and shortened to suit the home boxer, the achievement is even greater. A great result for Austn boxing. Can’t wait for the next LB fight.