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Troy Williamson stunned Callum Simpson in December. (Nigel Roddis via Getty Images) Cherneka Johnson is Australia's first undisputed champion. (Ed Mulholland via Getty Images)

If you're packing up for a sunny summer holiday, don't forget to include your boxing schedule for August.

Without wanting to sound like my late grandmother, doesn't time fly?! We're racing through August as boxing's summer schedule continues to canter along at a satisfying pace, with a beautiful blend of brutality expected this weekend across three big-ticket cards.

Troy Williamson punches Callum Simpson during the British, Commonwealth and EBU European Super Middleweight Titles fight at First Direct Arena on

Australia's big-punching heavyweight is aiming for the very top of a shifting division Teremoana Teremoana can tick off another first on Wednesday.

Teremoana Teremoana's clash with DeAndre Savage at The Star Gold Coast this week could position him among the next generation of heavyweight contenders. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images) (Chris Hyde via Getty Images)

Congrats guys, you made it to the freakin' weekend! And what's a weekend without an appointment with the sweet science? Despite August trickling by slowly, things are looking up over the next few days with the likes of Teofimo Lopez and Amanda Serrano in action.

Do you like your heavyweights young, hungry and hard-hitting If the answer is yes, then listen up: I've got some good news for you this weekend.

Who won and lost boxing's month of August? Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong famously told us to wake up when September starts, right?

After being released by Zuffa Boxing after an upset defeat, former WBC light heavyweight champion Gvozdyk tells Uncrowned how it all went down