IBF cruiser champion Jai Opetaia KOs David Nyka!

IBF World Cruiser Champion Jai Opetaia knocked out David Nyika after four rounds on Wednesday night at the Gold Coast Convention Center in Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia.

In the main event, Opetaia defeated “Good Guy” Nica 27-0 (21) and 10-1 (9) at 2 minutes and 17 seconds of the fourth round of the scheduled 12-round match. Nikka.

In the second round, the two sides competed, and both sides achieved good results at the last moment. In the third round, Opetaia performed well and won the round easily.

Midway through the fourth round, Opetaia landed a hard uppercut before referee David Fields knocked Nika down for an eight-count. Oppetia jumped on Nika and landed a left jab to Nika's chin, sending him face-first to the canvas as referee David Fields called him out. Nikka on the canvas. It took Nica some time to stand up.

WBO Global and IBF Pan Pacific heavyweight champion Justis 'JPH' Huni, 12-0 (7), 10-2 (7) in the second round of their scheduled 10-round fight ) defeated Sean “God Warrior” Potgieter.

In the first round, Huni pounded Potgieter, who could barely stay upright. In the second round, Hooney pounded Potgett until referee Phil Austin called a stoppage.

Max McIntyre defeated Abdulselam Samam 7-0 (6) in the fourth round to earn the vacant IBF junior super middleweight title 8-2 (1) title.

In the fourth round, McIntyre knocked down his opponent three times and the game was suspended.

Ben Mahoney defeated Zhang Fan (8-3-1 (5)), 15-0-1 (8), in 10 rounds to capture the vacant IBF Pan Pacific super middleweight title.

Heavyweight Teremoana Jr, 6-0 (6), #266.8, from Brisbane, Australia, knocked out Osasu Otobo, 11-2-1, from Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany, in the scheduled first round. (5), #284.8 six rounds.

Tremoana scored with a right to the chin in the first round that sent Otobo down.

Lightweight Taylah Gentzen, 6-1 (3), lost a split decision to southpaw Shauna Browne, 5-0 (3), in a 10×2 bout.

Featherweight Tony Ingram, 6-1 (3), lost to Runqi FIST-OF-FURY, 9-2-1 (3) in six rounds .

Referee Phillip Holliday. The score was 78-74 twice and 77-75 twice.

Lt. Hvy Bill McAllister, 3-0 (3), #173.8, of Brisbane, Australia, held off AUST Gold Coast’s Jordan Towns, 2-3 (1), in the second of a scheduled four-round match. #174.8.

In the second round, Towns’ corner threw in the towel.

Welter Kodi Shallali, 1-1-1, tied with southpaw Albert 'Baby Yod' Tulua 1-1-1 in four dull rounds.