by T.K. Stewart - The ball begins rolling tomorrow night when two of the participants in Showtime's “Super Six World Boxing Classic” tournament engage in two fights on two different continents – albeit in non-tournament affairs – and not against each other.
In California, Andre Ward will face North Dakota's Shelby Pudwill. Meanwhile, half a world away in Denmark, Mikkel Kessler hopes to take care of his WBA mis-mandatory title defense against Venezuela's Gusmyr Perdomo.
Provided Ward and Kessler both come out on the winning end tomorrow night, they will face off against one another on Nov. 21 for Kessler's WBA super middleweight title belt.
Kessler is an easy-going Dane who has only lost one fight – to Joe Calzaghe in 2007. Other than that one misstep, he has had a perfect career as a professional and his ring record of 41-1, 31KOs is testimony to that. For Kessler, it has been a seemingly easy journey to the top of the 168-pound heap. [details]
In California, Andre Ward will face North Dakota's Shelby Pudwill. Meanwhile, half a world away in Denmark, Mikkel Kessler hopes to take care of his WBA mis-mandatory title defense against Venezuela's Gusmyr Perdomo.
Provided Ward and Kessler both come out on the winning end tomorrow night, they will face off against one another on Nov. 21 for Kessler's WBA super middleweight title belt.
Kessler is an easy-going Dane who has only lost one fight – to Joe Calzaghe in 2007. Other than that one misstep, he has had a perfect career as a professional and his ring record of 41-1, 31KOs is testimony to that. For Kessler, it has been a seemingly easy journey to the top of the 168-pound heap. [details]
Comment