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Jai Opetaia vs David Nyika boxing world title fight: live updates and results
Australia’s only current male world champion Jai Opetaia following the fall of Tim Tszyu, Jason Moloney and Liam Paro will put his perfect record and IBF cruiserweight world title on the line tonight against David Nyika.
Opetaia vs Nyika LIVE: Latest updates and results from cruiserweight title fight
Jai Opetaia fights on home soil today, defending the IBF cruiserweight title against David Nyika in Australia. Both men enter the bout unbeaten, with Opetaia’s record reading 26-0 (20 knockouts) and Nyika’s standing at 10-0 (9 KOs).
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