Sydney Uni Boxing Club

Another two make their debut!

Back on 22 May 2026, we rolled out another duo to the Sydney Contender at RoundHouse UNSW. Both Aarav and Rufus trained very hard in the lead up to their respective fights and it was great to see them go out represent themselves and the club as such.

Aarav was the first to make the walk against a skilled opponent. It was a tit-for-tat affair where both displayed their talent, but despite pulling all his tricks out the bag and digging deep all three rounds, his opponent was awarded the decision.

Next up was Rufus, who played the matador and used hit feet to control the fight from the get-go. He consistently picked his spots to put on a great display of counter punching and ring generalship, bringing home for first W of 2026 for the club.

We're looking forward to seeing both gentlemen back in the ring again soon!

Thank you to the guys at Sydney Contender for the experience and RoundHouse UNSW for providing such a great venue, with a big shout out to Camp Quality for all the good work!

Here for a good time, not a long time.

We bid a farewell to Carter Dendy who returns to the US to continue her studies. She has committed to getting a fight booked upon touching down in Massachusetts and to send through footage to the team - a pledge we intend to hold her to.

As is custom, she got put in the shark tank in her final session so she can sit her final exams this weekend with some bumps and bruises courtesy of the club members.

Tough night out for the club at the 18th edition of Paddo Punch On. When we said we were going for 3-for-3, we assumed that everyone knew we had our sights set on winning, but someone missed the memo and we had the script flipped on us instead.

First cab off the rank was Alex, who was making his debut against another skilled operator. He had a stellar first round, but his opponent bit down on his gumshield to have a comeback in the second with the third being competitive, but not enough to get the nod from the judges. Alex has hinted at moving up from 70kg to 75kg in his next outting, which we look forward to being a part of.

Next up was Webster, who also had a solid showcase of skills in his first round, but lost the second after a knockdown was ruled against him (a trip, he says!) which turned the tide of the round. For the final stint he came out and got after it, but it was not enough in the eyes of the three people sitting ringside.

Last one on the chamber was Jen, who was matched against an experienced opponent she was familiar with from previous sparring sessions. The first round was a back-and-forth affair with both ladies throwing punches in bunches, though her opponent's use of distance management proved to be too much over the course of the three rounds.

Despite it not being their nights, all three contestants came out with high spirits and are looking to forward to jumping in again with a few more wrinkles added to their game!

Thanks to the the gang at for putting on a great event as usual and you will see us again very soon!

Almost a month ago SUBxC had three club members participate in the 17th rendition of Paddo Punch On hosted by at .

The opening performance was by .impellizzeri who put together all the pieces he had been working on in camp in what we thought was a dominant performance, though (to everyone's surprise) was not awarded the decision.

Next was in line was who, fresh off her last fight in September, showcased her ability to box technically in some spots and throw bombs in others to get the decision against a wiley southpaw.

Vic brought it home for the club, putting on a clinically intense display of boxing over the second long lefty of the night. The fight was stopped due to an accidental headbutt causing a cut above his eye, but he was given a well deserved nod for his second fight.

We are hoping that all three will be back in the ring soon and 2026 shapes up to be another exciting year for the club!