Lucas Browne, seen after his KO win over Junior Fa. Picture by Mikey Williams/Prime Rank Inc through Getty Pictures
Lucas “Huge Daddy” Browne has introduced his retirement from skilled boxing.
The previous secondary WBA heavyweight titlist suffered a defeat to Hemi Ahio on the undercard of the Lomachenko v Kambosos card, leaving his ultimate file at 31-6 (27 KO).
Browne, identified for his energy and tenacity, leaves behind a legacy of exceptional achievements and memorable moments.
Reflecting on his choice, Lucas Browne expressed gratitude for the help he obtained all through his profession, stating, “I’m extremely happy with what I’ve achieved within the ring, and I’m deeply grateful to all of the followers who’ve supported me alongside the best way. I hope you have been entertained, win lose or draw.
It’s been an unbelievable journey, and I’m excited to embark on the following chapter of my life with my household and proceed to contribute to the game by means of my gymnasium.”
Browne’s supervisor, Matt Clark, additionally weighed in on the announcement, highlighting Browne’s exceptional journey from turning professional in his 30s with none newbie background to changing into a world champion.
Clark acknowledged, “Lucas Browne’s accomplishments within the ring are nothing wanting extraordinary. He’ll go down as one of many best Australian Heavyweights ever, and his victory over Ruslan Chagaev stands as some of the important moments in Australian boxing historical past.
However maybe one in every of Lucas’ best traits is that he at all times has time for the followers of the game. He by no means turns anybody again for a photograph or an autograph. The game is richer for having him in it”.
All through his profession, Browne’s indomitable spirit and willpower captured the hearts of followers worldwide. This was highlighted by his “Rocky-like” comeback in opposition to Chagaev in 2016.
He was additionally the one Australian Heavyweight to seize the Commonwealth title in over 100 years.
