(JUNE 17) Melbourne, Australia--'Dirty' Di Prazak, 129¾, resoundingly beat New Zealander Bronwyn Wylie, 128¼,  for the Pan Asian Boxing Association and the WIBA super featherweight international title over ten rounds tonight, bringing her professional record to 7-1 (5KOS).

Wylie drops to 3-2, and although she finished the fight on her feet, collapsed soon afterwards and needed medical attention. Wylie has faced some tough opposition in her short boxing career including Japan's Fujin Raika, with whom she went the distance in 2010, and more recently beat newcomer Lauryn Eagle in March this year.

Prazak pushed the action for the entire fight, smashing Wylie's nose in round 7, and knocking her to the canvas in the tenth. She scored with some accurate right hands that snapped Wylie's head back. But the New Zealander
survived the middle rounds with good movement, making it awkward for Prazak to nail her. The scores were 98-90, 100-91, 98-91 for Prazak, a former Australian amateur champion and professional Australian junior welterweight
champion.

Prazak's manager Adam Wilcock announced that the Australian would soon be fighting Canadian Lindsey Garbatt for the WIBA world title, hopefully in September.