Australia’s Jai Opetaia (28-0) puts his IBF and The Ring cruiserweight titles on the line against mandatory challenger Huseyin Cinkara (23-0) at the Gold Coast Convention Centre on Saturday, December 6.<\/p>\n
Both undefeated and with a combined knockout tally of 42, fireworks can be expected when that first bell rings.<\/p>\n
Can Opetaia maintain his status as the world’s best at 200-pounds, or will Cinkara pull off the ultimate upset on enemy soil?<\/p>\n
WATCH: Opetaia vs. Cinkara, live on Stan<\/a><\/p>\n Follow along with our live blog below:<\/p>\n Jai Opetaia vs. Huseyin Cinkara live fight updates, results and highlightsMax McIntyre records latest KO victory<\/p>\n Rising super middleweight Max McIntyre turned in another impressive performance to stop Jed Morris in the fourth round.<\/p>\n McIntyre moved to 9-0 with the victory, which came following an uppercut and overhand right.<\/p>\n Morris climbed to his feet but his trainer had seen enough and called off the bout.<\/p>\n Jake Wyllie and Paul Fleming fight out bewildering draw<\/p>\n Our second draw of the night on the back of some completely insane scorecards.<\/p>\n One judge had it a shutout for Wyllie, another had it 97-93 for Fleming, while the third couldn’t split them at 95-95.<\/p>\n It always shaped as a difficult fight to score, with Fleming landing the bigger shots while Wyllie was the busier of the pair and spent most of the fight on the front foot.<\/p>\n For the record, we had it 96-94 for Fleming.<\/p>\n Teremoana Teremoana keeps first-round KO streak going<\/p>\n Former Olympian Teremoana Teremoana scored a sixth-straight first-round knockout victory and improved to 9-0 with a demolition job on German Garcia Montes.<\/p>\n The Mexican was brave in trading with the Teremoana but it always looked a dangerous game to be playing and a left hook in the final minute of the opening round finally put him down and out.<\/p>\n Ben Mahoney claims entertaining KO win over Winston Hill<\/p>\n Fiji’s Winston Hill tasted defeat for the first time in eight professional fights when he eventually succumbed to a body assault in the sixth round.<\/p>\n Hill touched the canvas for a fourth time after a pair of hard shots to the mid-section crumpled him, one of many throughout what was an engaging scrap.<\/p>\n Jason Moloney returns to the winners’ circle with TKO<\/p>\n Former world champion Jason Moloney claimed an emphatic fourth-round stoppage victory over Herlan Gomez to end a two-fight skid.<\/p>\n “Mayhem” knocked his opponent down in the first round and forced Phil Holiday to step in following a savage combination in the fourth.<\/p>\n Hayden Emmerson and Jack Gregory can’t be split<\/p>\n After 10 hard rounds at middleweight, Hayden Emmerson and Jack Gregory is declared a majority draw, with the dissenting judge scoring it 96-94 for Emmerson.<\/p>\n Both guys had bright moments as the fight went up a gear in the later rounds but neither could pull ahead.<\/p>\n Austin Aokuso stops Emmanuel Danso early on<\/p>\n We have the first knockout of the night, with Austin Aokuso getting the job done right at the end of the second round against Emmanuel Danso.<\/p>\n Having been slightly wobbled earlier in the round, Aokuso regained the ascendancy and drilled his man with a straight left, sending his mouthguard flying into he fans and ending the bout.<\/p>\n Taylah Gentzen defeats Jessica Adams via unanimous decision<\/p>\n (79-73, 78-74, 77-75)\u00a0<\/p>\n Gentzen claims a hard-fought decision win to kick off the card.<\/p>\n Jai Opetaia vs. Huseyin Cinkara full card resultsJai Opetaia vs. Huseyin Cinkara for the IBF\/The Ring cruiserweight titlesMax McIntyre def.\u00a0Jed Morris via TKO4Jake Wyllie draws\u00a0Paul Fleming (97-93 Fleming, 100-90 Wyllie, 95-95)Teremoana Teremoana def. German Garcia\u00a0Montes via KO1Ben Mahoney def. Winston Hill via KO6Jason Moloney def. Herlan Gomez via TKO4Jack Gregory draws\u00a0Hayden Emmerson\u00a0(95-95 x2, 96-94)Austin Aokuso def. Emmanuel Danso via TKO2Taylah Gentzen def. Jessica Adams via UD8 (79-73, 78-74, 77-75)How to watch Opetaia vs. Cinkara in Australia: Live stream, TV channel<\/p>\n This fight represents the first in a new broadcast deal between promoter Tasman Fighters and streaming platform Stan.<\/p>\n A pay-per-view event, fans can tune in via the Stan app on their smart TVs, phones, tablets or computers.<\/p>\n An active Stan subscription is required, although users won’t need to be subscribed to Stan Sport in order to purchase the PPV.<\/p>\n The event costs $50 and kicks off at 4:30 pm AEST\/5:30 pm AEDT.<\/p>\n