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 Last update:  8/10/2010       Read more by Lem Satterfield         
   
Dawson's Promoter Not Impressed By Cloud: Bute is Next
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By Lem Satterfield

Gary Shaw, promoter for IBO/WBC interim-light heavyweight champion Chad Dawson, was not impressed with last Saturday's win by IBF champion Tavoris Cloud. In the HBO televised co-feature from St. Louis, Cloud won a twelve round unanimous decision over veteran Glen Johnson. After the decision was announced, Cloud called for a fight with Dawson, but Shaw says the fight won't happen in the near future.

"As far as Tavoris Cloud goes, it proved that (41-year-old) Glen Johnson is getting older by the round. And it proved that Tavoris Cloud is just nothing. Does he really want to fight Chad next? I think that he wouldn't be making a wise decision. But he's not going to get that opportunity to fight Chad next," Shaw said. "By the way, I had Johnson beating Cloud by a round."

This coming Saturday, Dawson takes part in a unification clash with full WBC champion Jean Pascal. Should Dawson get past Pascal, Shaw plans to target a fight with IBF super middleweight champion Lucian Bute, and Team Dawson are willing to give Bute the homefield advantage. The weight is up in the air. Bute might move up, or Dawson might move down, or they might even meet in the middle.

"We don't have to drop to 168 to fight Lucian Bute. Maybe he would move up to fight Chad. That way, that would give him a shot at winning the 175-pound title and at the same time retain his own 168-pound title. But at the same time, Chad's got a really tough fight coming up against Jean Pascal this coming Saturday. So any talks about who he fights next is actually premature. But, I think Chad will win. I expect him to win. And I would like to fight Lucian Bute next," Shaw said.

Lem Satterfield is the boxing editor at AOL FanHouse and the news editor at BoxingScene.com. To read more from Lem Satterfield, go to AOL FanHouse by Clicking Here.

 

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comment by mrlopez, on 08-16-2010
[QUOTE=QUELOQUE]Giving the haters a :blackeye: with that. I just watched Dawson frustrate and stop Ian Gardner and beat the **** out of Eric Harding. Chad won't have too many problems with Pascal's lateral movement and fast hands. Dude is a beast, he's going to walk Pascal down behind a tig...

comment by Megamasterking, on 08-11-2010
[QUOTE=SkillspayBills]Dawson is better than every fighter in the Super 6. Bute should face Dawson next and then they can take on the losers in the Super 6. No ducking MAKE THIS SUPERFIGHT HAPPEN.[/QUOTE] Bute will face the winner of the Super 6, it's already planned, unless he refuse to fight ...

comment by Khalid Muhammad, on 08-11-2010
[QUOTE=americanbot]look. the fight with bute most likely isn't gonna happen. bute wouldn't dare fight a fighter such as dawson. someone he knows that could rape him. dawson still doesn't have the popularity of a hopkins or calzaghe. therefore all he is trying to do is get that one fight that will...

comment by Dave Rado, on 08-10-2010
[QUOTE=Big Smoke]And he has earned it by fighting Glen Johnson?[/QUOTE] Johnson was ranked above Pascal when Cloud beat him, so of course beating Johnson entitles him to a shot. If beating the #2 fighter doesn't entitle you to a shot then nothing does. In any case, Woods was also ranked in the ...

comment by americanbot, on 08-10-2010
by the way, bute has fought at 175 FIVE TIMES ALREADY. :bottle: :bottle: :bottle:

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