Four championships will be on the line Paul Fleming vs Charly Suarez on March 15 in a live broadcast from Mount Druitt, Australia’s Kevin Betts Stadium. Who will triumph and win the four titles—the WBC Asian Boxing Council Super Feather at home, the IBF Intercontinental Super Feather, the IBO Intercontinental Super Feather, and the WBA Oceania Super Feather?

In a battle for four regional championship belts against fellow former Olympian Paul Fleming on March 15, 2023, at the Kevin Betts Stadium in Mount Druitt, Sydney, Australia, CHARLY Suarez will face his toughest competition to date. The World Boxing Association (WBA), World Boxing Council (WBC), Asian Boxing Council, and International Boxing Organization (IBO) Inter-Continental super featherweight belts of Fleming are at risk in the contest.

The battle will also serve as an eliminator for the vacant Intercontinental super featherweight title of the International Boxing Federation (IBF).

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When and Where Paul Fleming vs Charly Suarez:

• Date: 15 March 2023
• Where: Kevin Betts Stadium in Mount Druitt, Australia.
• Start Time: 6 PM GMT +11

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The World Boxing Association (WBA), World Boxing Council (WBC), Asian Boxing Council, and International Boxing Organization (IBO) Inter-Continental super featherweight belts of Fleming are at risk in the contest.

The victor of the match will be Anthony Cacace’s designated challenger in the super featherweight division. Suarez, 34, topped the scales at 129 pounds, while Fleming weighed in at 128.7 pounds.

Suarez is currently rated No. 8 by the IBF, and a victory over Fleming should help him move up the rankings if he wants to compete for the championship that is currently held by the unbeaten Tajik Shavkat Rakhimov. Suarez is also No. 30 on the WBC list. The WBA, IBF, and WBC all rank Fleming at No. 11, No. 13, and No. 28, respectively.

Suarez has made a lot of waves in the local game since going pro in 2019, defeating players like experienced Marjohn Yap and talented Delmar Pellio.

Suarez, who participated in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, recently stopped Defry Palulu in the second round on December 10. Suarez’s toughest challenger at the professional level ought to be Fleming.

Suarez, however, encountered some legendary players when he was an amateur. Vasyl Lomachenko, The Ring’s No. 7 pound-for-pound fighter, Joe Cordina, a past IBF super featherweight champion, and Robson Conceicao, a former world title challenger were among the opponents he faced.

The 34-year-old Fleming competed in the Olympics, just like Suarez. He competed for Australia in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.

Fleming hasn’t engaged in combat in nearly a year. On March 23, 2022, he last appeared in a match, winning 3-0 over Jackson Jon England. Fleming defeated Panya Uthok, a former world champion, in a unanimous vote that year.

Favourite Australian boxer Paul Fleming is wagering “well over $50,000” this week on his pursuit of the elusive world title and a possible showdown with fellow countryman Liam Wilson. Fleming, 34, is getting ready to face unbeaten Filipino Charly Suarez on a Mt. Druitt card that he himself both organized and financed Wednesday night. This comes just days after Tim Tszyu gained worldwide renown with that destructive performance at the WBO world championship.

Despite Fleming’s prior no-limit performances and recent collaboration with New Zealand promoter Dean Lonergan, Fleming is now relying on this most recent event as a component of a risky world championship.

Fleming is 28-0-1 with 18 knockouts compared to Suarez’s 14-0 record and eight knockouts.

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