Liam Paro

Liam Robert Paro, an Australian professional boxer, originates from Mackay, Queensland, growing up in a family with Italian roots. Was born on April 16 1996 standing at 5’9. Initially engaging in rugby league for the North Mackay Magpies as a junior player, Liam discovered his passion for boxing at the age of 13, prompting him to redirect his focus solely on a boxing career, leaving rugby league behind. When he turned 20, Liam moved to Brisbane, where he had the opportunity to train alongside future world champion Jeff Horn.

In the junior welterweight division, Liam Paro produced his most noteworthy win as a professional by stopping Montana Love in the sixth round of their high-stakes fight at Chase Center. Paro's unbeaten record and strategic approach, including two knockdowns during the sixth round, led to referee Thomas Taylor stepping between them and ending their scheduled 10-rounder co-feature before the 12-round main event between WBC super lightweight champ Regis Prograis and Devin Haney. Paro showcased his skill and dominance in the ring, making a significant impact in the junior welterweight division. Liam Paro’s noteworthy win over Montana Love in their junior welterweight fight at Chase Center solidified his status as an unbeaten Australian southpaw. Paro’s strategic approach, including two knockdowns in the sixth round, showcased his skill and dominance.

Known for his electrifying fighting pace, he initiates battles with an assertive series of ground-covering jabs, skillfully navigating the canvas to gain strategic positioning while systematically inflicting damage upon his adversaries. The jab serves as one of his primary weapons, complemented by his stellar footwork, which confounds opponents and keeps them in a constant state of uncertainty regarding his next move. His nuanced approach, integrating high-low powerful shots and feints, underscores his exceptional ring IQ and adept game planning. This calculated unpredictability extends even to his opponent’s head movement, making it nearly impossible for rivals to anticipate his maneuvers. Leveraging his trailing hand as an additional offensive asset, he expertly delivers calculated strikes and seamlessly maneuvers away from danger. A particular standout in his arsenal is the formidable one-three combination, often proving to be a potent knockout sequence. Impressively, he exhibits equal proficiency in fighting both forward and backward, executing similar combinations while walking opponents down or fighting from a defensive stance. This adaptability accentuates his maturity as a fighter, reflecting the rigorous training that has equipped him to execute these maneuvers seamlessly, a testament to his dedication and skill development in various scenarios within the ring.