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Campbell takes on dangerous Ricardo Torres!
by Dan Rafeal
Former WBA, WBO, and IBF Lightweight Champion Nate Campbell (33-5-1, 25 KOs) makes his 140 pound debut against former WBO champ Ricardo Torres(32-2, 28 KOs) on May 16th, Terry Trekas told ESPN.com.
Trekas, manager of Nate Campbell, couldn't be more thrilled about the fight.
"The fight between Campbell and Torres will be great between two of the sport's devastating punchers," said Trekas. "The fight allows us to stay active and allow us to claim Juan Manuel Marquez is afraid of us, just like every other fight."
Nate Campbell, 37, predicts a devastating knockout of Torres.
"I can't wait to go in there and knockout Ricardo Torres," claimed Campbell. "Afterwords, I can keep continuing to look like a hypocritical **** by claiming full credit for stopping Torres, even though he was stopped in round 1 by Kendall Holt and discredit Juan Manuel Marquez for beating a ruined Juan Diaz."
The fight has no set location, but Terry Trekas informed ESPN.com that the fight will either take place at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida or the Bank Atlantic Center, which is also in Florida. Showtime will televise the bout at 10 PM Eastern/7 PM Pacific.
Dan Rafeal is a fatass yank who writes for ESPN.com
by Dan Rafeal
Former WBA, WBO, and IBF Lightweight Champion Nate Campbell (33-5-1, 25 KOs) makes his 140 pound debut against former WBO champ Ricardo Torres(32-2, 28 KOs) on May 16th, Terry Trekas told ESPN.com.
Trekas, manager of Nate Campbell, couldn't be more thrilled about the fight.
"The fight between Campbell and Torres will be great between two of the sport's devastating punchers," said Trekas. "The fight allows us to stay active and allow us to claim Juan Manuel Marquez is afraid of us, just like every other fight."
Nate Campbell, 37, predicts a devastating knockout of Torres.
"I can't wait to go in there and knockout Ricardo Torres," claimed Campbell. "Afterwords, I can keep continuing to look like a hypocritical **** by claiming full credit for stopping Torres, even though he was stopped in round 1 by Kendall Holt and discredit Juan Manuel Marquez for beating a ruined Juan Diaz."
The fight has no set location, but Terry Trekas informed ESPN.com that the fight will either take place at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida or the Bank Atlantic Center, which is also in Florida. Showtime will televise the bout at 10 PM Eastern/7 PM Pacific.
Dan Rafeal is a fatass yank who writes for ESPN.com
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