Liam Paro, Australia’s newly crowned IBF super lightweight world champion, made a significant impact with a unanimous decision victory over Subriel Matias in Puerto Rico. This win catapults Paro into contention for major fights in the competitive 140-pound division.

Following his triumph, Paro asserted his dominance in the division, expressing a desire to bring big fights to Queensland, his home state. His promoter, Eddie Hearn of Matchroom Boxing, endorsed the idea of a hometown defense, acknowledging Paro’s extensive travels for previous bouts.

Potential future opponents mentioned include Ryan Garcia, Isaac Cruz, Teofimo Lopez, and Richardson Hitchins. Despite Garcia’s ongoing issues following a positive anti-doping test, Paro remains open to a showdown with the Californian star.

Looking ahead, Paro anticipates a significant bout on Australian soil, likely a step up from his previous domestic successes. While Subriel Matias seeks a rematch, Paro is poised for a blockbuster fight against a top contender in what promises to be a career-defining moment.

The article focuses on Paro’s rise to prominence and his prospects in the super lightweight division, omitting unrelated details for clarity and relevance.