Former NRL Player Curtis Scott Makes Stunning Boxing Debut, Knocks Out Ex-Teammate

Former NRL player Curtis Scott has marked his entry into the boxing arena with a sensational performance, knocking out his ex-teammate in a fierce battle.

Scott, who made his boxing debut against Joey Leilua, emerged victorious with a second-round knockout despite facing a significant weight difference of 28kg.

The intense fight took place at the Wollongong Entertainment Centre, showcasing Scott’s boxing prowess against Leilua, who had more experience with four previous fights under his belt.

During the match, Scott displayed strategic boxing skills, landing powerful punches and outmaneuvering Leilua, who was aiming for a one-punch finish.

In a dramatic turn of events, Scott delivered a massive blow to Leilua in the second round, sending his opponent to the canvas with a decisive knockout punch to the side of the head.

Renowned boxing commentator Barry Michael described Scott’s debut performance as impressive, highlighting his precise timing and effective punch combinations.

Following the fight, Scott expressed interest in facing off against AFL legend Barry Hall in his next boxing bout, despite Hall’s recent knockout defeat against Sonny Bill Williams.

Scott’s swift victory against Leilua has set the stage for a promising boxing career, with aspirations to claim titles and make a significant impact in the sport.

Having previously faced challenges in his NRL career, Scott’s transition to boxing has opened new avenues for success and acclaim, showcasing his determination and focus in the ring.