The Chronicle

Super Sunday bouts

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BOXING: Toowoomba boxing is experienci­ng a boom period and that trend is set to continue with a new series kicking off in the city next month.

To help cater for the sport’s growth promoter Brendon Smith is launching TGW & Smithy Brings Super Sunday 1.

The unique concept is centred around rising profession­al stars, up-and-coming amateurs and corporate fighters.

The first day-time show will take place on September 17 at Smithy’s TGW Gym.

The format will compromise profession­al bouts, amateur bouts and a new Viking and Barbarian Cup corporate series.

“This series is about providing opportunit­ies for up and comers,” Smith said.

The first Barbarian Viking Cup will be held on the card.

It’s a five-person teams’ event for corporate fighters, between Team Barbarian and Team Viking.

Team Barbarian is headed by Corban “The Barbarian” Kanoveilom­ani and Team Viking headed by Steven “The Viking” Spark.

Five corporate fighters will be a part of each team.

They will receive six weeks training by their respective coaches and will fight on the TGW & Smithy Brings Super Sunday 1.

The team that wins the most fights will be awarded the inaugural Barbarian Viking Cup.

“This is a great concept and a just reward and opportunit­y for all our leading businesses to nominate a fighter to represent your business,” Smith said.

“We are calling for nomination­s now so if you’re interested inquire at the gym.”

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