By Jake Donovan - The big stage is hardly a new setting for Robert Guerrero. The Bay Area boxer has frequented HBO and Showtime for the majority of his still-promising career. Yet this weekend carries a different feeling than past fights for the rising star.
Guerrero faces Andre Berto on HBO Saturday evening at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, Calif. At stake is more than the alphabet belt that currently resides around his waist. A win over Berto not only further proves his worth as a player in the welterweight division, but goes that much further towards lending credence to past demands of fights with boxing’s very best.
More than a year went by without Guerrero actually stepping foot in the ring – the exact time span was from Apr. ’11 to this past July. Yet in those 15 months, the fighter’s name must’ve appeared in headlines seemingly every week, mostly demanding a showdown with unbeaten pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr.
The tactic was viewed as both annoying yet ingenious. [Click Here To Read More]
Guerrero faces Andre Berto on HBO Saturday evening at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, Calif. At stake is more than the alphabet belt that currently resides around his waist. A win over Berto not only further proves his worth as a player in the welterweight division, but goes that much further towards lending credence to past demands of fights with boxing’s very best.
More than a year went by without Guerrero actually stepping foot in the ring – the exact time span was from Apr. ’11 to this past July. Yet in those 15 months, the fighter’s name must’ve appeared in headlines seemingly every week, mostly demanding a showdown with unbeaten pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr.
The tactic was viewed as both annoying yet ingenious. [Click Here To Read More]
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