Even though he hinted that he would eventually work for Souths Logan Magpies coach Karmichael Hunt, he refused to draw a line through an NRL comeback. Instead, all of his attention was on his next fight against unbeaten Kiwi fighter Raphael “Good Night” Sa’u.
He was so serious that he made a joke about how his wife had thrown him out of the house when he was at training camp.
“I’m aware that Australia produces many excellent heavyweights, but right now, things are just getting started and this sport isn’t getting the credit it deserves.” This man is no slouch, so I’m training as hard as I can for our upcoming fight,” Pangai Jr. stated.
“Karmichael Hunt is undoubtedly a fantastic coach there [at Souths Logan]—I was
He declined to draw a line through an NRL comeback, while making hints that he would eventually work for Souths Logan Magpies coach Karmichael Hunt. Rather, all of his focus was on his upcoming bout against Raphael “Good Night” Sa’u, an undefeated boxer from New Zealand.
He was taking himself so seriously that he cracked a joke about how, while he was at training camp, his wife had kicked him out of the house.
“I’m aware that Australia produces many excellent heavyweights, but right now, things are just getting started and this sport isn’t getting the credit it deserves.” I’m working as hard as I can for our next battle because this dude is no slouch,” Pangai Jr. said.
“There’s no denying that Karmichael Hunt is an excellent coach at Souths.”
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