By Steve Kim
Manager Cameron Dunkin has a well-earned reputation as one of the best bird-dogs in all of boxing and is known for having guided the careers of a multitude of champions, going back from Stevie Johnston, Danny Romero and more recently the likes of Kelly Pavlik, Nonito Donaire, Jessie Vargas (who faces Manny Pacquiao this weekend in Las Vegas) and Terence Crawford.
Dunkin recently added to his vast stable of boxers by inking amateur stand, Brandun Lee.
"He's from Coachella (California), ranked number one in the United States at 141 pounds, good looking kid,"said Dunkin in describing Lee, who is off Korean heritage.
As for when he'll be making his pro debut, Dunkin told BoxingScene.com - "He's going to fight in December on a Victory (Promotions) show, I think."
The noted manager said there is still a chance that Lee will fight on the Vasyl Lomachenko-Nicholas Walters undercard on November 26th at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas.
So just what type of fighter is the 17-year old Lee?
"He's a boxer-puncher, but a really good puncher,"said Dunkin, in describing Lee."If you go to his amateur record all you see is: RSC, RSCH, RSC, RSCH.( Referee stops contest, referee stops contest head). It's amazing how many people he knocked out at a national level."
Steve Kim is the news editor for BoxingScene.com.
