Boxer Steve Spark Net Worth

Boxer Steve Spark’s net worth is $300k. He is an Australian Boxer who has won around 16 boxing matches facing 2 defeats in his career earning good money so Mashoor estimates his worth around $300k.

Steve Spark Biography

Steve Spark is an Australian Boxer.

He was brought into this world on 24 September 1996 Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. He is on Instagram as steviespark.

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Was it really necessary? Boxing aficionados will recall Iron Mike digging his teeth into Evander Holyfield’s right ear. Montana Love, a light welterweight boxer, now tosses down Steve Spark during a fight, a la WWE wrestling. The crowd jeered and booed the Aussie as he stood over the ropes, posturing in victory. The boxing battle at Cleveland’s Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse couldn’t have been more spectacular. The resemblance to the Royal Rumble was not lost on Twitter! Montana Colton Love is the current IBF North American Light Welterweight champion. He was promoted by Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Sport and faced Steve Spark of Queensland, Australia.

In front of his home audience, the twenty-seven-year-old southpaw was fighting Spark. The Australian, fresh off three straight wins at home, was excited to face an opponent from another country. So when Matchroom Sport offered him a bout against Love, he gladly accepted.

Spark, also known as The Viking, has won sixteen of his eighteen fights. Fourteen of his victories were by knockout. Too Pretty Love has fought twenty times against him. Again, he won eighteen of them, half of which were knockouts.

In the first round, Love had Spark under his control. But, after getting free, the Aussie used a blazing combination to knock his opponent out. Love and Spark danced around a game of one-upmanship while recovering in the third round. Round four was dominated by the Cleveland native.

However, a serious cut over Montana Love’s left eye resulted after a headbutt during round six. A medical review has been called for. Allowing both fighters to continue, they soon clung together. Pushing Sparks into the ropes, Love ranged him. His left hand abruptly thrust the former outdoors. Despite the referee stepping in to break up the commotion, the poor Aussie was knocked down.

Fortunately, he avoided injury and returned to the ring. Referee David Fields and other match officials found adequate grounds to disqualify the Too Pretty after stopping the match.

Love’s camp plans to appeal the verdict, which they are unhappy with. “I saw it right in front of me,” Eddie Hearn remarked. The referee made a bad decision.” He made a hasty decision. I don’t know how long it took from the headbutt to the doctor to arrive. Everyone appeared to be at a lost during the decision-making process. Montana was brutal, but he was correct in not picking him up.

If the decision is upheld by the Athletic Commission, Montana’s record will suffer. It is his first defeat in his career. But for Steve Spark, it’s just another step forward. He has gone four games without losing.

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