By Cliff Rold - He owns a piece, an asterisk’s worth anyways, of history. He has defended his WBO title and that asterisk ten times. Hungarian born Zsolt Erdei (29-0, 17 KO) celebrates his 35th birthday in May, is the rightful lineal Light Heavyweight champion of the world traced back to the first Virgil Hill-Henry Maske fight in 1996, and this Saturday faces his toughest opponent since 2006. [details]
Can Zsolt Erdei, The Undefeated Champion, Matter?
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Fully agreed. He knows and his management knows it, he wouldnt lock horns with a guy like Calzaghe or Dawson. Its easy for him to hang out in Europe and win hometown fights.
Id like to see it, though, if he had the balls to take a fight in America.Comment
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Calzaghe is a lot better than Erdie though. If i was Garry Shaw, id try my best to push for this fight and even have Dawson fly over there. Another unbeaten champion would look good on his resume.Comment
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