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Luis Sandoval catches up with undefeated junior middleweight puncher Keith Thurman to discuss his upcoming fight with Carlos Quintana.
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Luis Sandoval catches up with undefeated junior middleweight puncher Keith Thurman to discuss his upcoming fight with Carlos Quintana.

Luis Sandoval catches up with former champion Carlos Quintana to discuss his upcoming fight with undefeated junior middleweight puncher Keith Thurman.

Four-Division and Six-Time World Champion Robert Guerrero shadow boxes on November 19, 2012 in Los Angeles, California during a media workout in preparation for his November 24, 2012 WBC Interim Welterweight World Championship title defense against former Two-Time Welterweight World Champion Andre Berto at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California which will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing. Photos by Gene Blevins/Hoganphotos.

Veteran Carlos ‘The Indian’ Quintana (29-3 and 23 KO's) is very confident as he continues training for his next return on November 24, when he faces Keith Thurman (18-0, 17 KO's) at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California. Quintana says everything is on the line in this match and a loss could signal the end of his long career. If he wins, he wants to secure a junior middleweight title shot in 2013.

Former champion Carlos Quintana (29-3, 23 KOs) is ready to upset another young contender on Nov. 24 at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California. BoxingScene.com reported last week that Quintana accepted an offer to fight undefeated Keith Thurman (18-0, 17 KOs) on HBO. The event is headlined by a welterweight battle between Robert Guerrero and Andre Berto.

Berto vs. Guerrero, a 12-round welterweight bout, is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Corona and AT&T. Also featured will be a junior middleweight bout between rising star Keith Thurman and former World Champion Carlos Quintana and a 12-round battle between WBA Interim Lightweight World Champion Richar Abril and number 3 rated WBA lightweight contender Sharif Bogere for the WBA Lightweight World Championship. The event will take place at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, Calif. and will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing beginning at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT.

WBC interim-welterweight champion Robert Guerrero (30-1-1, 18KOs) arrived in Las Vegas on Monday night to begin the most important training camp of his entire career. On November 24th, Guerrero will defend his title against former two-time beltholder Andre Berto (28-1, 22KOs) in an HBO televised main event at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California. Both Berto and Guerrero have agreed to have USADA [United States Anti-Doping Agency] regulate a random drug testing protocol.

Former champion Carlos Quintana was very impressed with Danny Garcia's four round stoppage of British superstar Amir Khan. Garcia (24-0, 15KOs), now the WBC/WBA champion at 140, was more or less dominated in the first two rounds, but he changed the entire fight with a single left hook in the third round. He dropped Khan three times before the fight was stopped. Quintana sees Garcia as the new star on the Puerto Rican scene.

BoxingScene.com recently spoke to junior middleweight contender Carlos Quintana. Like many other fighters in his division, "El Indio" has been patiently waiting to find out who is going to win the "Canelo Alvarez Sweepstakes". Alvarez has seen three opponents fall out of his September 15th return date for a variety of reasons. The Showtime televised fight will go head to head against HBO's pay-per-view show headlined by the Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. versus Sergio Martinez middleweight clash.

Former welterweight champion Carlos "El Indio" Quintana (29-3, 23KOs), who in 2008 became the first fighter to defeat a heavily favored Paul Williams, was shocked and upset with the news of Williams' motorcycle accident, which left the boxer paralyzed from the waist down.