
Teremoana Jnr blitzes DeAndre Savage in two rounds
Teremoana Jnr continued his aggressive march through the heavyweight division, blitzing big American DeAndre Savage in two rounds.
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Teremoana Jnr continued his aggressive march through the heavyweight division, blitzing big American DeAndre Savage in two rounds.

Both Teremoana and DeAndre Savage have 11 wins, with all 11 wins coming early.

“I want to be known as Teremoana,” said the exciting heavyweight prospect. “If people don’t know yet, that’s the whole reason I got into boxing, to let people know my grandfather’s name, which is Teremoana.”

There is plenty of excitement around Australian heavyweight prospect Teremoana Jnr, writes Tris Dixon

Still only 19, Leo Atang sees himself as one of the next crop of young heavyweight stars coming through, including Irishman Adam Olaniyan and Australia’s Teremoana

New Matchroom signing Michael Zerafa will make his debut for his new promoter when he takes on Venezuela's Alejandro Ortiz on August 12 at The Star in Queensland, Australia

Teremoana Teremoana scored one of the most vicious finishes of the year dismissing Bowie Tupou in stunning fashion with a right uppercut in just 74 seconds.

Bowie Tupou has warned Teremoana Teremoana that he needs to leave Australia to realise his potential

Teremoana Teremoana expects to fight a further three times in 2026 – and to do so on the promotions of both Matchroom and Tasman Fighters.

Teremoana Teremoana hopes that victory over Bowie Tupou on April 29 will lead to a fight with the Australian heavyweight champion Stevan Ivic.