(FEB 23) In a shocking announcement this week, Peach boxers Jerome Pampellone, Andrei Mikhailovich, and Northlands Mea Motu have ended the business relationship with Dean Lonergan and signed with No Limit Boxing. Lani Daniels has yet to announce her next move.

It was announced this week while Isaac Peach was in hospital with kidney stones that Peach Boxing will end their business relationship with Dean Lonergan under D&L Events. This includes IBF Intercontinental champion Jerome Pampellone, WBO Global Champion Andrei Mikhailovich and Northland's own IBO World champion Mea Motu.

It was noted that this was not a nasty end to the business but more of a time to move on. Mea Motu has big plans for her future as she sets her sights on the winner of the WBO and IBF unification fight between Ellie Scotney vs Segolene Lefebrvre in April. Motu will be announcing her next fight soon.

Jerome Pampellone's next fight will be in Australia as he positions himself to be a challenger against the winner of the undisputed world title fight with Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol in June. Andrei Mikhailovich has his IBF mandatory eliminator fight on May 11th to fight Germany’s Denis Radovan.

The boxers have signed with new promoter No Limit Boxing under Matt and George Rose who have work with Isaac peach in the past with WBO World title challenger David Light. Recently we have been seeing Kiki Toa Leutele being a regular boxer on No Limit Boxing fights. This leaves Amato Mataika, Zain Adams, Erin Walsh and Emma Nesbitt up for grabs for promoters.

As for two division IBF World champion Lani Daniels, nothing has been confirmed but Daniels manager has said they are still waying up their options. He says everything is in the air at the moment.

Daniels is now in a similar position as she was after her first world title win last year where John Conway will have to go out and find promoters for Daniels. The difference is metaphorically Daniels stocks are now up. She is now a multi-division world champion with successful defences in heavyweight.

Daniels's ultimate goal is to win a Super Middleweight world title. She has a wish list of fighters she wants to fight including former Undisputed World Super Middleweight champion Savannah Marshall and two-division Undisputed World Claressa Shields.

Unfortunately, the downside is we will be seeing less boxing on New Zealand TV as well as the possibility of not seeing Pay Per View boxing live from Northland again.

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