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Boxing by Jai Bednall & Nic Savage 22nd Apr 2021 3:59 PM Former world heavyweight champion Lucas Browne has revealed the injuries he sustained following Wednesday evening's loss to retired rugby league star Paul Gallen in Wollongong. Gallen dropped Browne twice in the opening round of their bout, delivering a series of savage blows to his opponent's head to force a TKO victory in under two minutes. The veteran Aussie heavyweight entered the bout as the far more credentialed fighter but looked helpless against the Cronulla Shark...

Boxer Lucas Browne has insisted he didn't eat a sausage roll moments before his first round knockout fight with Paul Gallen, instead saying it was instead a sugary apricot oat bar. Fans and commentators slammed Browne's performance in Wednesday night's boxing showdown, which cost fans $59.95 to watch at home, with many claiming he was spotted eating a greasy snack before the bout. Browne, 42, went down to a flurry of punches from the former NRL star after just 115 seconds in a fight that was widely criticised. The former WBA heavyweight champion weighed in 15kg heavier than his opponent, more...

"Is that a sausage roll he's having before the fight? It might well be," a commentator said. It sparked some social media sledging as viewers questioned how seriously the 42-year-old former world title challenger had taken the bout. eating the sausage roll out the front of the servo/one hour later in the car pic.twitter.com/fPricpQOZt— Alex McClintock (@axmcc) April 21, 2021 "So I've just realised wtf everyone was talking about when they were saying you fat c*** for eating a sausage roll while in the change room before the fight," he wrote on Facebook. "It was the apricot oat bar lol ...

  Disturbing rumours of Lucas Browne failing to condition himself for a six round war swirled before the former world champion was knocked out by Paul Gallen on Wednesday night. Browne told reporters after the fight that he wants his career to continue, despite boxing commentators, including Aussie legend Barry Michael, telling him he's done. Gallen was fierce, quick, powerful and clinical. The former NRL star's supreme performance dirties the water in assessing just how bad Browne was. Widely known as one of the nice guys of Australian boxing, Browne took the sport for a ride with hi...

  Disturbing rumours of Lucas Browne failing to condition himself for a six round war swirled before the former world champion was knocked out by Paul Gallen on Wednesday night. Browne told reporters after the fight that he wants his career to continue, despite boxing commentators, including Aussie legend Barry Michael, telling him he's done. Gallen was fierce, quick, powerful and clinical. The former NRL star's supreme performance dirties the water in assessing just how bad Browne was. Widely known as one of the nice guys of Australian boxing, Browne took the sport for a ride with hi...