Tyson Pedro was all set to make a significant mark on his professional debut. However, fight-day chaos led to the cancellation of his bout with Kris Terzievski. This unexpected turn of events had fans and followers on edge as they were eagerly anticipating this highly anticipated fight.

Unforeseen Disruptions in Tyson Pedro's Debut Fight

Tyson Pedro's Initial Plans

Tyson Pedro had entered the fight scene with great enthusiasm, aiming to showcase his skills and make a statement. His professional debut was highly anticipated, and he had been training rigorously for this moment. The opportunity to headline a fight night in Penrith on Wednesday, November 20, was a major milestone in his career.However, as with many things in life, unexpected challenges arose. A contract dispute between the two fighters and their respective teams led to a series of events that would ultimately result in the cancellation of the bout.

The Impact of the Contract Dispute

The contract dispute between Kris Terzievski and his team and the organizers of the fight night proved to be a major setback. On fight day, Terzievski and his team made the decision to fly back to Melbourne, leaving Tyson Pedro and the fans in Penrith disappointed.This unexpected turn of events not only affected Tyson Pedro's debut but also had a ripple effect on the entire fight card. Paulo Aokuso and Clay Waterman were then selected to headline the event, which was set to kick off at 6:30 pm AEDT and be live on Stan Sport.

The New Headliners and the Event Details

Paulo Aokuso and Clay Waterman stepped up to take the center stage. The light heavyweight bout between them was now the main event, and fans were eager to see how these two fighters would perform.The event also featured several other exciting matchups, including Curtis Scott vs. Liam Messam in the heavyweight category, Zeke Campbell vs. Jacob Clenshaw in the welterweight division, Alex Leapai Jnr. vs. Damien Johnson in the heavyweight category, and Sylvana Touma vs. Kaitlyn Lodge in the super welterweight division.In addition, Kenny Niko emerged victorious with a UD4 (39-37) win over Laitia Yalikitoga.

How to Watch the Event

For those in Australia, the Aokuso vs. Waterman event is easily accessible on Stan Sport. Existing subscribers can enjoy the fight without any additional cost, adding to the excitement and accessibility of the event.Fans can tune in at 6:30 pm AEDT and follow along with all the results as these fighters battle it out in the ring. It's sure to be a night of thrilling action and unforgettable moments.