Love that the WBA let Champions celebrate and not get a cheesy hat & tshirt on em within 3 seconds.

almost the Bruce Lee one inch punch…snap & torque…

great fight…

plant your feet and let those mother-uckin hands go!

wait on a southpaw….you’re as good as dead.

Eddie always reminds me of Arthur Daley.

Mannix looks nervous.

Most fights i wish were shorter….this one deserves 12. Magnificent boxing.

I think those three body shots in round 6 took some fight out of Martinez. He needed 7 off.

Cardenas remindsme of Israel Vasquez. Greattechnician.

UNDISPUTED is his goal 😤 🏆 Whoever wants it can get it from @JaiOpetaia1 🇦🇺 🥊

Love Jai. Travelled to all three of his fights on the Gold Coast🇦🇺last year. One of the reasons is that in every interview i’ve seen he is equally proud of both his Australian & Samoan culture. He is a special Fighter & Man.🥊❤️🇦🇺🇼🇸

Enjoying Seinfelds chat with Adam Carolla…”Isn’t that Garden Party song excruciating to listen to?”….

To the Commission, As a Gold Star spouse, I am grateful that our nation is finally building a memorial to honor those who served and sacrificed during the Global War on Terrorism. This generation answered the call after September 11th and carried the burden of nearly two decades of war. Their service deserves to be remembered. That said, I have serious concerns about the proposed design. When I look at the concept images, I see an abstract landscape. I see architecture, symbolism, and reflection spaces. What I do not see are the men and women who fought these wars or the names of those who never came home. My husband, SSG Alan Shaw, was killed in Iraq in 2007. He was 31 years old. He had a name. He had a family. He had children who grew up without their father. Like thousands of others, his sacrifice was not abstract. Nothing about the current design makes me want to take my grandchildren there to learn about their grandfather and the sacrifices made by him and thousands of others. A national memorial should do more than inspire reflection. It should teach. It should tell a story. It should ensure that future generations understand who served, who sacrificed, and what was lost. The men and women we lost were not concepts. They were individuals with dreams, families, and futures that ended in service to this country. I believe names matter because names force us to confront the true cost of war. They transform statistics into people. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial remains one of the most powerful memorials in our nation because visitors are immediately confronted with the scale of the sacrifice through the names of the fallen. The names are not a design element. They are the memorial. I am not opposed to symbolism or artistic expression, but I believe the Global War on Terrorism Memorial should provide direct recognition of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. If someone visits this memorial fifty years from now, they should not have to guess who it was built to honor. The memorial itself should tell that story clearly and unapologetically. The combat fallen deserve more than an abstract representation of their sacrifice. They deserve to be remembered by name. Respectfully, Sharrell Shaw Gold Star Spouse

44 years ago, Larry Holmes defeated Gerry Cooney by TKO in round 13 of 15 to retain the WBC, Ring & lineal heavyweight titles. One of the most highly anticipated fights of all time.

“It ain’t easy”👴🏼☘️💪🏻

National treasure Tony Mundine turns 75 today. The 4-weight Aussie champ also held the Commonwealth crown at middle and light-heavy. Best known for his unsuccessful attempt to dethrone Carlos Monzon in 1974, he also boxed a thrilling trilogy with Steve 'The Axe' Aczel.

The safety advice passed down today can help protect families for generations to come. Safety, it does more than keep you safe. Access safety information for farm machinery at go.vic.gov.au/49xb13u