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Winwood, 4-1 (2 KOs), is fighting at home in Western Australia
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Winwood, 4-1 (2 KOs), is fighting at home in Western Australia

Alex Winwood vowed to make a swift return to world level after losing to the WBA minimumweight champion Thammanoon Niyomtrong in Perth, Australia

Strawweight Alex Winwood is on the cusp of making history in Australian boxing. If he were to become a titleholder in just his fifth professional fight, Winwood would break the standing record held by Jeff Fenech, who became a male titleholder in seven fights over three decades ago.

You might think the idea of challenging for a world title at age 27 and with just four pro fights under his belt makes him a young man in a hurry, but Alex Winwood doesn’t see it that way.

Minimumweight contender Alex Winwood remains on course to become the fastest Australian to win a world title

Yudai Shigeoka (8-0, 5 KOs) will make the first defense of WBC minimumweight world title tomorrow when he welcomes former world champion Melvin Jerusalem to Nagoya, Japan.

June 16 will mark the date for 42nd edition of the Australian iconic boxing series, known as Thunderdome. Based out of Perth, Western Australia at Metro City the home of Western Australian boxing.

Alex Winwood clearly enjoys the fast track. The first-year pro passed with flying colors in an ambitious leap in class, as he made quick work of Indonesia’s Tibo Monabesa. Winwood scored three knockdowns to force a fourth-round stoppage of the 25-fight pro, which came in just his second pro bout Friday at Metro City in Northbridge, Australia.

Olympian Alex Winwood is launching his pro career in style, as he goes directly into state title action on his pro debut, headlining the 40th edition of Dragon Fire Boxing's iconic Thunderdome Series.

Decorated Australian amateur star Alex Winwood has linked up with Tony Tolj of Dragon Fire Boxing as he readies himself for a Gold medal attempt at the Commonwealth Games.