whiteathlete33
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Yes, I have tickets already. The fight is in Newark NJ, only 10 miles from my house. I had to take advantage of the opportunity.
whiteathlete33 said:Yes, I have tickets already. The fight is in Newark NJ, only 10 miles from my house. I had to take advantage of the opportunity.
whiteathlete33 said:Yes, I have tickets already. The fight is in Newark NJ, only 10 miles from my house. I had to take advantage of the opportunity.
whiteathlete33 said:Colonel_Reb on the 11th its Adamek vs Cunningham. I'll be at that fight. I can't wait!!!
Maccarinelli to fight heavyweight!
Enzo Maccarinelli will make his heavyweight debut when he takes on Matthew Ellis over ten rounds at heavyweight on Saturday night at the ExCeL London. "I'm really pissed off with everything that has happened so when I get in that ring I'm going to be an angry man throwing bombs," said Maccarinelli, who has seen, for one reason or another, Johnathon Banks, Herbie Hide and now Alvarez ruled out of the fight. These things happen in boxing, it's been a bad year but I can end it on a high by smashing up a good heavyweight and then look forward to fighting for the WBO world cruiserweight title next year." The rest of card at the ExCeL will still go ahead as planned, with two mouth-watering fights lined up. Lightweight Amir Khan will aim to return with a win when he tackles Oisin ****an, while Martin Rogan and Audley Harrison meet at heavyweight. Derek Chisora, who was supposed to be meeting Ellis in an eight rounder, will still box on the card.
Friday, December 5 2008
JD1986 said:The title fights of 2008 are over...
- white boxers are the Ring Champions at 140, 160, 175, and 200 (for all the other weight divisions from 140 up, the Ring title is vacant).
- they have 17 of the 20 world titles from middleweight to heavyweight, with one still vacant.
In December, Carl Froch, Tomasz Adamek, Wladimir Klitschko and Nicolay Valuev scored wins over black opponents in world title fights! We added two more world titles with Adamek's and Froch's wins, and Klitschko and Valuev had successful title defenses.
I can't remember white boxers having a more successful year than 2008!