Teremoana Has Another Showcase In Front Of Him
Teremoana Teremoana extended his knockout streak to 12 and said he expects a Fury-Joshua undercard spot, while Eddie Hearn wants tougher opposition first.
- On Wednesday, Teremoana Teremoana defeated DeAndre Savage by knockout in Queensland, Australia, securing his 12th consecutive professional victory without extending beyond round two.
- The 28-year-old Teremoana, trained by former WBC super-welterweight world champion Tony Harrison, faced his most challenging opponent yet in 35-year-old Michigan-born DeAndre Savage.
- After a one-sided opening round, Teremoana dropped Savage in the following round with straight right-hands to the temple, ending the bout as referee Phil Austin finished the count.
- Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed Teremoana will appear on the Fury-Joshua undercard, though he noted the fighter must now face stiffer competition for such a prominent platform.
- Hearn aims to move Teremoana to 15 or 16 wins before pursuing a world title, seeking opponents capable of forcing him beyond the opening rounds he routinely dominates.
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Teremoana Has Another Showcase In Front Of Him
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Teremoana Teremoana Stops DeAndre Savage In Second Round On Gold Coast
Sydney-born heavyweight Teremoana Teremoana delivered another brutal performance on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, stopping American DeAndre Savage in the second round at The Star Gold Coast in Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia. The decisive TKO victory, which came at 1:26 of the second frame, pushed Teremoana’s pristine professional record to 12-0, with all twelve wins coming by knockout. Savage, a 35-year-old from Flint, Michigan, entered the rin…
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