SONNY Bill Williams will get home ground advantage in his fight against Francois ''White Buffalo" Botha if the tournament promoter cannot get local TV coverage.
Thinus Strydom, who has clinched the deal for the star All Blacks centre to meet 43-year-old Botha, said he hopes to stage the fight in Durban on November 17. If he cannot get a sponsor to back the tournament, or local television to broadcast it, he will stage it in New Zealand.
The 27-year-old Williams holds the New Zealand Boxing Association heavyweight title and is undefeated after five fights.
"[Williams] signed a deal with me to fight in South Africa once a year. It's a good deal for all of us," said Strydom.
Williams played for the All Blacks against Australia on Saturday in the opening match of the new Four Nations. [Click Here To Read More]
Thinus Strydom, who has clinched the deal for the star All Blacks centre to meet 43-year-old Botha, said he hopes to stage the fight in Durban on November 17. If he cannot get a sponsor to back the tournament, or local television to broadcast it, he will stage it in New Zealand.
The 27-year-old Williams holds the New Zealand Boxing Association heavyweight title and is undefeated after five fights.
"[Williams] signed a deal with me to fight in South Africa once a year. It's a good deal for all of us," said Strydom.
Williams played for the All Blacks against Australia on Saturday in the opening match of the new Four Nations. [Click Here To Read More]
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