Austin Trout: record, next fight and profile →
By Jake Donovan - Anthony Mundine had his way in easily outpointing Rigoberto Alvarez in their 12-round bout Wednesday evening at the Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, NSW, Australia. Scores were 117-111 (twice) and a “what fight were you watching” 114-113 tally for Mundine, who now eyes a shot against American titlist Austin Trout.
Australia’s #1 ranked Light Middleweight, Frank LoPorto (15-4-2) will face Austin “No Doubt” Trout on November 11th on Showtime’s ShoBox: The New Generation in El Paso, Texas.
BoxingScene.com has been advised that a junior middleweight clash between unbeaten Austin Trout and Aussie Anthony Mundine is in play for early next year, with HBO televising.
BoxingScene.com has been advised that undefeated junior middleweight Austin Trout is likely to make his American television debut on November 11, as a deal to headline ShoBox against Japanese southpaw Yuki Nonaka is close.
The problem with former world champion Anthony Mundine's claims that he is being ducked by WBA Light Middleweight champion Austin "No Doubt" Trout is that when Mundine's people backed out of the fight, they did it in writing.
Former champion Anthony Mundine has advised the WBA's "regular" champion at 154, Austin Trout, to stop mouthing off. Trout became upset after BoxingScene.com announced that Mundine finalized a deal to face Rigoberto Alvarez on September 21 for the WBA's interim belt at 154.
On Thursday a press release was received from WBA "regular" junior middlweight champion Austin Trout, and ran on BoxingScene.com, in which Trout would state that he would have no problem putting his title on the line against fan favorite Pawel Wolak.
cohen and troutUpon reading recent interviews with popular slugger Pawel "Raging Bull" Wolak and his new manager, Cameron Dunkin, WBA Light Middleweight champion Austin "No Doubt" Trout (23-0, 13 KOs) has the following message: "I'll fight you."
It has been reported on this site that WBA "regular" junior middleweight champion Austin Trout (23-0) is looking to face Anthony Mundine in Mundine's home country of Australia.
WBA light-middleweight champion Austin Trout is still hoping to finalize his next title defence after revealing to WBN that potential challenger Anthony Mundine is yet to put pen to paper for their discussed August match-up. The 25 year-old made a successful first defence of his title against David Lopez last month and is hoping that his second defence will take place in the challenger’s home country of Australia.