Decorated Australian amateur “The Rooster” Rory Booth ready for pro debut

“The Rooster” Rory Booth ready is for the paid ranks

“The Rooster” Rory Booth
Decorated Australian amateur “The Rooster” Rory Booth ready for pro debutmik

Rory Booth turns pro after extensive amateur career

Perth fight fans are in for another explosive night when Dragon Fire Boxing returns to Metro City in Northbridge on November 27 for the 56th edition of the iconic Thunderdome series.

One of the card’s most anticipated matchups will see decorated amateur standout and local fan favourite “The Rooster” Rory Booth step into the professional ranks for the first time against China’s Yi Zheng.

Booth has built a reputation as a talented amateur, and now he’s ready to showcase his skills on the professional stage as he begins the next chapter of his boxing career.

Ahead of his highly anticipated debut, Booth shared his thoughts on making the move to the professional ranks.


ON HIS PROFESSIONAL DEBUT:

“Very excited to show what I do best on the big stage.”


ON HIS TRAINING:

“Training doesn’t change for me. I love every bit of it, and I do it like I love it.”


HIS MESSAGE TO HIS OPPONENT:

“My message will be clear when the bell goes.”


HIS MESSAGE TO THE FANS:

“I love everyone who’s supported me, and those who doubted me also play a great role in my career.”


With a decorated amateur background, a professional debut to look forward to and plenty to prove, Rory Booth is ready to make his mark when he steps through the ropes at Thunderdome 56.

This is one fight night you’re not going to want to miss.

Tickets: Megatix Australia

Live Broadcast: Live Combat Sports

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