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He has won 51 of his 62 fights by virtue of knockouts. He surely packs a heavy punch whenever he gets into the boxing ring. Alex Leapai from Logan City in Queensland, Australia is less experienced when compared to Wladimir with a record of 30 wins and 3 losses,.He has won 51 of his 62 fights by virtue of knockouts. He surely packs a heavy punch whenever he gets into the boxing ring. Alex Leapai from Logan City in Queensland, Australia is less experienced when compared to Wladimir with a record of 30 wins and 3 losses,

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Michael Chammas writes: Wayne Bennett doesn't have a good record against his former teams. The last time the Knights played at home they produced an emotional win for teammate Alex McKinnon, but this Broncos outfit will be a tougher challenge than Cronulla. If Jarrod Mullen fires, the Knights will winMichael Chammas writes: Wayne Bennett doesn't have a good record against his former teams. The last time the Knights played at home they produced an emotional win for teammate Alex McKinnon, but this Broncos outfit will be a tougher challenge than Cronulla. If Jarrod Mullen fires, the Knights will winMichael Chammas writes: Wayne Bennett doesn't have a good record against his former teams. The last time the Knights played at home they produced an emotional win for teammate Alex McKinnon, but this Broncos outfit will be a tougher challenge than Cronulla. If Jarrod Mullen fires, the Knights will win

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however, some believe that Leapai has what it takes to cause an upset. Alex Leapai leaves on Saturday for Germany to prepare for a classic David and Goliath fight in his bid to become Australia's first world heavyweight boxing champion. "To be honest, I'm fighting for the man upstairs," the father of six told ABC radio. Interview: Alex Leapai "He's given me a mission, this is what he wants me to do. "I have got to fulfil the job, I owe it to him.tps://drive.google.com/forms

23 hours ago......This Saturday Australian Alex Leapai is taking on heavyweight boxing world champion Wladimir Klitschko in Germany. Klitschko has dominated the scene for the last decade and is widely tipped to win; however, some believe that Leapai has what it takes to cause an upset. Alex Leapai leaves on Saturday for Germany to prepare for a classic David and Goliath fight in his bid to become Australia's first world heavyweight boxing champion. "To be honest, I'm fighting for the man upstairs,"

Last November the 34-year-old Leapai became a boxing sensation when he beat undefeated Denis Boytsov, the great heavyweight hope and No. 1 of the WBO world rankings. Leapai won a unanimous decision dominating Boytsov over 12 rounds and knocking him down twice in the process. As a result of this victory the WBO appointed Leapai the mandatory challenger for Wladimir Klitschko.Last November the 34-year-old Leapai became a boxing sensation when he beat undefeated Denis Boytsov, the great heavyweight hope and No. 1 of the WBO world rankings. Leapai won a unanimous decision dominating Boytsov over 12 rounds and knocking him down twice in the process. As a result of this victory the WBO appointed Leapai the mandatory challenger for Wladimir Klitschko.

Team news: Barcelona: Alex Song, who missed the win over Espanyol at the weekend because of a calf injury, and Pedro Rodriguez, who missed training on Sunday, have been included in the squad, along with Carles Puyol, even though the defender has not been given the all-clear to return to first team action. Goalkeeper Victor Valdes has been ruled out for seven months, while Isaac Cuenca and Jonathan Dos Santos remain sidelined.

Alex Leapai from Logan City in Queensland, Australia is less experienced when compared to Wladimir with a record of 30 wins and 3 losses, out of which 24 have been knockout wins. He also packs a strong punch and has won a larger percentage of his bouts by knocking down his opponent. This heavyweight championship is all set to be a real cliffhanger with both the boxers slated to rely on their heavy punches to knock the opponent flat.me/9sWgwQ

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37-old Wladimir Klitschko has been the undisputed No. 1 heavyweight champion for many years. As an amateur, Klitschko won the gold medal in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. In his last fight in October 2013, Klitschko scored a unanimous decision against undefeated WBA "regular" champion Alexander Povetkin at the sold-out Moscow Olympic Hall. The clash with Leapai will be Klitschko's 25th Heavyweight World Championship fight. His professional record is currently 61 wins, with 52 KOs and only three defeats.37-old Wladimir Klitschko has been the undisputed No. 1 heavyweight champion for many years. As an amateur, Klitschko won the gold medal in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. In his last fight in October 2013, Klitschko scored a unanimous decision against undefeated WBA "regular" champion Alexander Povetkin at the sold-out Moscow Olympic Hall. The clash with Leapai will be Klitschko's 25th Heavyweight World Championship fight. His professional record is currently 61 wins, with 52 KOs and only three defeats.

37-old Wladimir Klitschko has been the undisputed No. 1 heavyweight champion for many years. As an amateur, Klitschko won the gold medal in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. In his last fight in October 2013, Klitschko scored a unanimous decision against undefeated WBA "regular" champion Alexander Povetkin at the sold-out Moscow Olympic Hall. The clash with Leapai will be Klitschko's 25th Heavyweight World Championship fight. His professional record is currently 61 wins, with 52 KOs and only three defeats.

Wladimir Klitschko: "It impressed me how Alex Leapai dominated Boytsov: He has shown strong punching power and a lot of heart. But moreover, that he can take a punch and feels confident in the role of the underdog. I will be very focused and prepare myself 100 per cent as always and will look forward to this next challenge."

Much of the fight's hype -- what there is of it, anyway -- has been disrupted by 42-year-old Shannon Briggs, who interrupted this week's final press conference, which probably says about as much about this fight as anything could. Any sort of upset here would be enormous. We'll have live coverage of the ESPN airing starting at 5:00 pm EDT. If the fight stinks, as it probably will, don't give up on boxing for the day! There's a Showtime bill later this evening.