
Tarver: I'm Going To Let My Hands Go With Green
Antonio Tarver has promised fight fans will see a different fighter then he makes his cruiserweight debut later this month.

Antonio Tarver has promised fight fans will see a different fighter then he makes his cruiserweight debut later this month.

Inside and outside the ring, July will be a special month for WBO Cruiserweight Champion Marco “Captain” Huck. The 26-year-old power puncher (32-1, 23 KOs) will make the seventh defence of his title against Hugo Hernan Garay (34-5, 18 KO´s) in Munich on July 16 before getting married two weeks later. “The next weeks will be huge for me,” he said. “Of course I want to get married as world champion. That´s why I have to take care of business against Garay.”

LOS ANGELES - Antonio Tarver’s next bout, against Danny Green, will be dedicated to Nick Charles, his former colleague at SHOWTIME Sports. Charles passed away on Saturday, June 25, after a long and inspirational fight against cancer.

International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green has accused Antonio Tarver of trying to "set a few traps" by posting deceptive training footage on the internet. Tarver is training to challenge Green for his tite on July 20 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre.

Team Lateef Kayode will be paying close attention to the showdown between IBO cruiserweight champion Danny Green and Antonio Tarver that takes place on July 20 in Green's native Australia. Kayode is trained ny none other than Freddie Roach. The world renown trainer would love to see his pupil face the Green-Tarver winner.

LOS ANGELES - The countdown begins. With just a month remaining, Antonio “The Magic Man” Tarver is putting in long hours at the gym in Florida before his July 20 IBO World Cruiserweight Championship showdown with Aussie hero Danny Green at the Entertainment Centre in Sydney, Australia.

Trainer Angelo Hyder expects his boxer, IBO cruiserweight champion Danny Green, to blast Antonio Tarver out at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on July 20. Hyder respects Tarver's ability as a boxer, but he doesn't believe he could cope with the cruiserweight power of Green. Tarver was a longtime champion and contender at light heavyweight. He briefly made a move to heavyweight, before accepting the opportunity to face Green.

IBO cruiserweight champion Danny Green (31-3, 27 KO’s) had his final six-round sparring session with Jason Robinson today before he flies off to Sydney to make the final preparations to face former world champion Antonio Tarver at the Entertainment Centre in New South Wales, Australia.

Four-time world light-heavyweight champion Antonio Tarver is planning on losing a considerable amount of the bulk that saw him move up to heavyweight for the first time in October last year against Nagy Aguilera. The 42 year-old came in at 221lbs for his first bout at the top limit, looking flabby and slow as he laboured to a one-sided points win in Oklahoma.

IBO cruiserweight champion Danny Green has no interest in facing the WBO's top rated boxer, Denis Lebedev. After Lebedev knocked out Roy Jones Jr. on Saturday night in Moscow, the Russian boxer and his trainer, Kostya Tszyu, challenged Green to a fight. Green returns on July 20th in Sydney to defend his title against former champion Antonio Tarver. He downplayed the recent win by Lebedev, stating that it took the big puncher ten rounds to get the job done. Green stopped Jones in the first round in 2009. Green wants to beat Tarver and then wants to target a fight with WBC/IBO champion light heavyweight Bernard Hopkins.