Chua vs Ravalaca: Fiji's WBA Oceania Lightweight Title Showdown

Chua vs Ravalaca: Fiji’s WBA Oceania Lightweight Title Showdown

Francis “The Removalist” Chua is gearing up for a highly anticipated bout against local professional boxer Mikaele Ravalaca for the WBA Oceania Lightweight Title this Saturday. The match will take place as part of the Stratum Construction Zeg Kings Boxing Promotion at the Vodafone Arena in Suva, Fiji.

Chua, an Australian professional boxer, made his debut in 2017 at the age of 39 and has competed in both the lightweight and super featherweight divisions. His career highlights include an impressive victory over the highly regarded prospect Kye MacKenzie in November 2018—an upset that rattled the boxing world. At that time, Chua had only six professional fights under his belt, while MacKenzie was ranked second by the WBO and viewed as a future star in Australian boxing.

In May 2025, Chua claimed the WBC Australasia Silver Lightweight Championship by defeating Xiaotao Su from China at Thunderdome 50. Now, as he prepares to face Ravalaca, fans are eager to see how he performs against the fast-rising Fijian talent.

Mikaele Ravalaca, who has gained recognition for his knockout victory over Mohammed Ali earlier this year, is seeking to build on his success as he steps into the ring for this title fight. Known for his determination and skill, Ravalaca hopes to further solidify his standing in the boxing community through this significant matchup.

The boxing scene in Fiji has been gaining attention, and this event will showcase the talent in the region, particularly with promising fighters like Ravalaca and Chua stepping into the spotlight. Fans can witness the action live on FBC’s online platform for $99 FJD, highlighting the growing interest in boxing within Fiji and beyond.

Promoters and the boxing community are optimistic about the future of the sport, as events like these not only provide entertainment but also inspire young athletes to pursue their dreams in boxing. With Chua’s experience juxtaposed against Ravalaca’s youthful ambition, this title bout promises to be an exciting chapter in Fijian boxing history.

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