02-03-2016, 11:39 AM
Leti Leti and Nathan McEwen set for battle royal at the Gold Coast Turf Club
February 3, 2016 3:00am
Terry WilsonGold Coast Bulletin
Gold Coast-based Samoan Leti Leti (left) during his loss to Samuel Colomban.
When an immovable object runs into an unstoppable force anything can happen.
The answer should come at the Gold Coast Turf Club on February 27 when power punchers Nathan McEwen and Leti Leti lock horns in the main event on a Jamie Myer promotion.
“This one could be explosive because both have won all their fights by knockout,” Myer said of the match-up.
So, barring a draw or a split points verdict, one of the boxers is going to lose their knockout record.
Samoan Leti Leti has a record of 11 wins and one loss, that being a points decision against Samual Colomban at the Southport RSL on April 4, 2013.
At that stage he was based on the Gold Coast and trained by Brett Pescud at Ashmore PCYC.
February 3, 2016 3:00am
Terry WilsonGold Coast Bulletin
Gold Coast-based Samoan Leti Leti (left) during his loss to Samuel Colomban.
When an immovable object runs into an unstoppable force anything can happen.
The answer should come at the Gold Coast Turf Club on February 27 when power punchers Nathan McEwen and Leti Leti lock horns in the main event on a Jamie Myer promotion.
“This one could be explosive because both have won all their fights by knockout,” Myer said of the match-up.
So, barring a draw or a split points verdict, one of the boxers is going to lose their knockout record.
Samoan Leti Leti has a record of 11 wins and one loss, that being a points decision against Samual Colomban at the Southport RSL on April 4, 2013.
At that stage he was based on the Gold Coast and trained by Brett Pescud at Ashmore PCYC.