The 22-year-old will meet Christian Tsoye on May 26 before facing Gallen, where he's set to take to home just 15 per cent of the revenue according to the Sydney Morning Herald.<\/a><\/p>\n Huni's fight with Gallen will be the young boxer's most highly publicised bout to date, while at the same time hoping to become Australia's first boxing medallist since Grahame Cheney in 1988 when the Olympics take place later this year.<\/p>\n "For us, it was never about the money," Huni's father and trainer Rockie said.<\/p>\n "We are getting Justis' name out there and what better platform than being involved in a Main Event with probably the most hated person in Queensland.<\/p>\n "We have been to a few football functions this week and I can't believe that one person generates that much hate. It's crazy."<\/p>\n Gallen has been touted to make more than $1 million.<\/p>\n Shortly after the fight was officially locked in, Gallen on Monday blasted boxing promoter Dean Lonergan<\/a> for the lengthy process in getting the bout with Huni signed.<\/p>\n "It's like I'm fighting Dean Lonergan, seriously. It's ridiculous," Gallen told Wide World of Sports on Monday.<\/p>\n "This bloke (Huni) is not a kid, he's 22. He's not 18 or 19 years old. He's 22 and the current Australian champion, he's going to have to learn to do some talking himself one day."<\/p>\n For a daily dose of the best of the breaking news and exclusive content from Wide World of Sports, subscribe to our newsletter by<\/strong><\/em> clicking here!<\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n