When does Anthony Mundine vs Tommy Browne start? Star of the Ring II fight start time, venue, boxer profiles

By The Roar / Editor

Anthony Mundine will return to the ring for the first time in the best part of a year tomorrow night when he faces off against Tommy Browne in a high-stakes domestic fight. Here is all the information you need to know about the bout.

The fight is pencilled in as the main event of the ‘Star of the Ring II’ event, with the winner set to be launched into the WBO’s top ten world rankings.

With the entire card being broadcast exclusively on Fox Sports 503, it will be the first time in Mundine’s long career that he hasn’t fought on pay-per-view.

The venue for the fight will be The Star in Sydney, with the start time scheduled for 9:30pm (AEDT) on Wednesday, 17th January, depending on how long the undercard runs for.

There are four bouts scheduled for the undercard, which will commence at 7:00pm (AEDT). Perhaps the biggest talking point prior to the Mundine-Browne fight is the professional boxing debut of former NRL player Richie Fa’aoso, who will face Ben Sila.

Here’s everything you need to know about the main event between Mundine and Browne.

Key bout information: Anthony Mundine vs Tommy Browne

Date: Wednesday, 17th January
Undercard start time: 7:00pm (AEDT)
Main Event expected start time: 9:30pm (AEDT)
Venue: The Star, Sydney
TV: Fox Sports 503
Online: Foxtel app, Foxtel Now
Betting: Mundine $1.34, Browne $3.11, Draw $21.00

Anthony Mundine

Age: 42
Nation: Australia
Height: 180cm
Reach: 178cm
Stance: Orthodox
Professional record: 55 fights, 47 wins (27 KOs), 0 draws, 8 losses

Tommy Browne

Age: 34
Nation: Australia
Height: 180cm
Reach: 190cm
Stance: Orthodox
Professional record: 43 fights, 35 wins (12 KOs), 2 draws, 6 losses

Full undercard

Fight No. 1 Dillon Bargero vs Troy O’Maley
Fight No. 2 Ben Kellerher vs Jai Opetaia
Fight No. 3 Emiliano Martin Garcia vs Kye McKenzie
Fight No. 4 Ben Sila vs Richie Fa’aoso

Broadcast information

The entire card will be broadcast exclusively on Fox Sports 503 for Foxtel customers. Additionally, Fox Sports customers can stream the fights on the Foxtel app and Foxtel Now.

The Roar will also provide a live blog of the event from 8:00pm (AEDT).

The Crowd Says:

2018-04-27T03:53:49+00:00

Bill Ward

Guest


Same imogrants with their insults

2018-01-17T13:30:31+00:00

Oingo Boingo

Guest


Hey Big J , you questioned my negativity towards this grub the other day mate , now your reiterating it . Good to see you've seen this devisive, narcissistic stain on the underpants of Australia for what he is .

2018-01-17T01:32:58+00:00

WCE

Roar Rookie


Do Australia a favor Mundine, lose and disappear. Your rants and comments are biggotary Un-Australian and totally unnecessary

2018-01-16T23:12:50+00:00

BigJ

Roar Guru


Yet again Choc popping his mouth off, saying stupid stuff and some colour of skin or race. He did the same thing with Danny Geale in thier second fight, claiming that he wasn't aboriginal and so forth. Now he is doing a similar thing with Horn about only being successful because he is white. No choc Horn is successful cause he did what you never could, got the superfight with Pacquiao and won. He was the number two contender, being white had nothing to do with it. When are you ever going to realize that your name itself sells fights not your shooting from the lip. I hope you do get your fight with Horn and he knocks your head in like Sven Ottke did.

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