Luke Bibby is unstoppable.The talented Perth boxer made it an incredible seven victories out of seven on Friday night at Alloa Town Hall.The 24-year-old dominated Brayan Mairena of Nicaragua to win on a points decision after six rounds.The former Perth Railway Boxing Club youngster has made a remarkable start since going pro in January: unbeaten in 2024 without losing a single round.And the huge prospect says he is only getting started as he dreams of one day winning a world title.Reflecting on his latest triumph, Bibby said to the PA: “It is the best feeling in the world.“You can’t really match it with anything else.“I boxed well and I know if I show up and box to my abilities everything will take care of itself.“He was tough and he survived the six rounds.
I nearly had him a couple of times but he was as tough as they come.“What he did do was throw wild shots that I had never really seen before - they were not really textbook.“So I had to be wary of that.
The ones you don’t see coming are the ones that hurt you the most.“But I was dealing with them and then it was pure domination from there.“It was a great experience.
I felt really fit. I felt I could have gone on all night after the sixth round.“I made the lightweight limit as well. So it puts me in good stead going forward knowing that I can perform at this weight class.”Bibby had a strong family and friends following in the crowd, who sang away as they witnessed what Bibby called his “best performance yet”.“I think every fight I have had I have been better and better,” he explained.“Every fight my coach Billy [Nelson] says: ‘It is the best you have ever boxed’.“So long may that continue.“I had really good support there from family and friends.
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