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MEN’S AUSTRALIAN TITLE STATUS – 10 NOV. 2018 HEAVYWEIGHT LIGHTWEIGHT Champion: Demsey McKean Champion: Gaige Ireland Voluntary defence against Roger Izonritei Voluntary defence against Jacob NG on 8th on 8th December 2018 December 2018 Promotor: Ace Boxing Promotions - Angelo Di Carlo Promotor: Ace Boxing Promotions - Angelo Di Carlo CRUISERWEIGHT SUPER-FEATHERWEIGHT Champion: Ben Kelleher Champion: Brent Rice Won title: 7-7-2018 Voluntary Defence against Liam Wilson Not defended on 30th November 2018 Promotor: BOXA Promotions - Tony Mundine, D&L Events - Dean Lonergan, Mundine Horn Pty Ltd - LIGHTHEAVYWEIGHT Anthony Mundine Champion: Quinten Carey Voluntary defence against Josh Frederiksen on 8th December 2018 Promotor: Ace Boxing Promotions - Angelo Di Carlo SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT FEATHERWEIGHT Champion: Faris Chevalier Vacant Title Contest Won title: 8-8-2015 Jackson England v Cain Brunton on Last defence: 14-05-2016 14th December 2018 Promotor: Tony Tolj MIDDLEWEIGHT SUPER-BANTAMWEIGHT Vacant Title Contest (EOI process) Vacant Jason Leuken v Tej Singh Acceptable matches may be sanctioned without on 14th December 2018 referring to the industry. Promotor: Big Time Boxing - Brian Amatruda SUPER-WELTERWEIGHT BANTAMWEIGHT Champion: Samuel Colomban Champion: Mark Schleibs Won title: 9-9-2017 Won title: 5-10-2018 Not defended WELTERWEIGHT REMAINING DIVISIONS Vacant Title Contest (EOI Result) All titles below bantamweight are vacant - Nathan Webber v Tysinn Best acceptable matches may be sanctioned without On 8th December. referring to the industry. Promotor: Ace Boxing Promotions - Angelo Di Carlo SUPER-LIGHTWEIGHT Champion: Stephen Sparks Won title: 4-8-2018 Note: As per the ANBF rules, the ANBF Directors shall determine what are acceptable matches for the purpose of sanctioning Australian title contests. .

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