Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher date, start time, odds, schedule & card for 2024 boxing fight

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Top Australian heavyweight world title hopeful Justis Huni (9-0) returns to action on home soil for the first time in two years when he faces another unbeaten prospect in Troy Pilcher (9-0-1).

Huni, 25, has fought in Mexico and Riyadh in his last two outings, maintaining his undefeated record against world-level opponents.

With seven knockouts to his name, Pilcher's power is there for all to see and he'll be desperate to derail the Huni hype train come fight night.

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In the chief support, Lucas Miller and Clay Waterman will fight it out for the Australian light heavyweight title.

Here's everything you need to know about the event:

When is Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher?

  • Date: Thursday, July 25
  • Start time: 6:00pm AEST
  • Main event: 8pm AEST (approx.), depending on the length of earlier bouts

Huni vs. Pilcher is on Thursday, July 25. The card is due to start at 6:00pm AEST. The main event is expected around 8pm AEST.

How to watch Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher

The Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher fight card will be available worldwide via streaming platform DAZN.

DAZN fights are also streamed live at Entain venues across Australia. Click here to find your nearest venue.

Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher tickets

Tickets to the event are on sale now, through Ticketmaster.

Grab yours here.

Where is Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher?

The event will be at the Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane.

Both Huni and Pilcher are based in Queensland, with Huni having fought there twice before, including his professional debut in which he won the Australian title.

Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher odds

Per bookmaker Sportsbet, Huni is an unbackable $1.06 favourite, with Pilcher a heavy underdog at $12.50.

Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher fight card

Bouts and order subject to change

  • Justis Huni vs. Troy Pilcher; heavyweight
  • Lucas Miller vs. Clay Watermen for the Australian light heavyweight title
  • Xavier Fletcher vs. Suitama Manuele; middleweight
  • Max McIntyre vs. Micah Rivetti; super middleweight
  • Uila Mau'u vs. Veni Mafi; heavyweight

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Tom Naghten is a senior editor for The Sporting News Australia.