Hogan promises Oz fans they will see different fighter on his return
Dennis Hogan believes he has made massive improvements in the last eight months never mind the last two years.
As a result when ‘The Hurricane’ blows back into Australia for the first time since he defeated Steve Moxon in a Oceanic title fight on Saturday and warns his loyal Down Under fan base to expect big improvements.
The former WBA Interim World title challenger, fights Cameroon-born Australia-based contender Samuel Colomban [24(11)-8(1)] for the WBO Oriental title and the fighter who is targeting the winner of Liam Smith versus Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez is ready to put on a show.
“I am completely different fighter to that of two years ago and even of the last 8 months. I’m very much looking forward to putting on a show for all the people here in Brisbane,” he told Irish-boxing.com.
The 31 year old Kildare boxer is show and win keen but admits he faces a stiff test against Colomban who is the current Victoria State champion, a belt he won at the start of this month against Ben Capps. Additionally the African-born fighter is a Commonwealth and two-time Australian title challenger and Hogan isn’t under estimating him.
“Samuel Columban is a work horse with a great will too win. His technique seems to be tricky also so we have worked a lot on that. He is a good fighter, but I feel I will be too good for him in every aspect.”
