For the first time since the anti-climactic De la Hoya-Trinidad showdown in 1999, the division looks set to be illuminated again. This time, with a set of new protagonists mixed perhaps, with some familiar names. The rematch between the skillful but less than glamorous champion Cory Spinks and the under achieving Zab Judah will assure the immediate possession of the undisputed title, but the real buzz in the division stems from the incoming fighters from other divisions. [details (http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=538)]

hmm, for now i think superfeatherweight is taking much of the hype. the featherweight quartet is going to have some publicity for some time and will still be talked about until only one stands among them, defeating the other three...

Welterweight division looks very promising because of the planned entry/re-entry of Kostya, Floyd, Oscar and Shane. Not to disrespect the present fighters at Welter, but it will be more exiting with the entry/re-entry of the four.

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh