By Cliff Rold - It’s not often a support bout earns its own report card but this isn’t the normal support bout. On an excellent televised card which spotlights the improved 140 lbs. class, Junior Witter-Devon Alexander threatens to steal the show or at least hold pace with the main event. It also begs the question of whether one fighter can break what has to date been almost a curse in appearing on the Showtime airwaves.
It’s the latest in a hot year for the Jr. Welterweights which began with Andriy Kotelnik-Marcos Maidana, ramped up in April with unification between Timothy Bradley and Kendall Holt, and continued through Manny Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton, Maidana-Victor Ortiz, and Amir Khan- Kotelnik.
Paired with Bradley-Nate Campbell this Saturday, this battle for a WBC belt vacated from Bradley following his victory over Holt will further add to the feeling of a round robin happening by chance rather than design. [details]
It’s the latest in a hot year for the Jr. Welterweights which began with Andriy Kotelnik-Marcos Maidana, ramped up in April with unification between Timothy Bradley and Kendall Holt, and continued through Manny Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton, Maidana-Victor Ortiz, and Amir Khan- Kotelnik.
Paired with Bradley-Nate Campbell this Saturday, this battle for a WBC belt vacated from Bradley following his victory over Holt will further add to the feeling of a round robin happening by chance rather than design. [details]
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