Cooper and Williams in the ring 8:18pm: It's over in round one folks. Cooper with some good shots and Dunnett went down like he had been shot. Cooper looked OK here. Right cross did the business in the end. 8:13pm: Cooper with hands low and Dunnett the aggressor. Cooper lands a jab or two but looks tentative. 8:12pm: Some technical issues here, but I'll keep 'em coming. Cooper and Dunnett about to start. Good reception for Baz. 8:11pm: So far on the card we've seen any easy win from Bilal Akkawy, a very promising young Sydney super middleweight whose old man trains SBW. And Jarrod Fletcher fought a Thai opponent with a head made of concrete before he eventually stopped him late in the bout. Fletcher-Mundine has been thrown about as a potential fight - I think it would be a nice one for the fans. Both good stylists in the ring. 7:36pm: So with that madness out of the way, it's time for more madness. Quade Cooper about to make his pro debut against Barry Dunnett, who doesn't like Cooper, doesn't like rugby but does like assessing cars for NRMA, which is his day job. For betting types, money has been pouring in for Cooper. Bit of value around Dunnett though. 7:28pm: Hicks already in some strife as Leapai lands a ripping uppercut. Still in round one and this is about to be over I think. Leapai has way, way to much in the gloves for the big American, who is getting pummeled. Oooohhh.... another uppercut and that went all the way to Vegas baby. This one's over in round one - Leapai by KO. 7:25pm: We're into our final undercard fight before Quade Cooper hits the ring. Alex Leapai, the big Queensland heavyweight who loves the overhand right, is fighting Matt Hicks from Nevada in the US of A. Leapai has HUGE hands. Reckon this is over in a hurry. 7:25pm: Good evening everyone. We're ringside for Friday night fights, featuring Sonny Bill Williams and none other than Quade Cooper, who could be playing rugby in a trial for the Reds tonight but has elected to beat up Barry 'Who' Dunnett instead. We're close to the Cooper-Dunnett bout and then we'll bring you all the action when SBW meets the White Buffalo, Frans Botha. For what it's worth, I think the Cooper-SBW double might be a handy pick, although there's plenty of pundits who think Williams has bitten off more than he can chew.