This is considered the biggest boxing event in New Zealand history with a million dollar purse.

[6] Due to the severity of the injury, Cameron required to have surgery on the hand, subsequently postponing the event.

[7] In April 2009, it was announced that the fight was postponed until October, with the venue changed to Mystery Creek Events Centre.

[8] A few day before the event, David Tua's home-country of Samoa was hit by an earthquake and tsunami.

^Note 1 For WBO Oriental & Asia Pacific Heavyweight titles ^Note 2 For Australian National Heavyweight title [10] David Tua vs Shane Cameron was held at Mystery Creek Events Centre in Hamilton, New Zealand.

[12] It was confirmed that 7500 tickets were sold (750 corporate tables of 10 people), and 88,000 Pay Per Views buys for the event.

New Zealand Born Philippines resident Bruce McTavish served as the referee, with American Robert Byrd, Thailand's Pinit Prayadsab and Australian Brad Vocale as the ringside judges.