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By David P. Greisman and Thomas Gerbasi - DAVID P. GREISMAN: Paul Williams and Sergio Martinez have both been described as fighters whom others avoid, challenges that pose too much risk for too little reward.
Scientifically, one would think these two forces with negative charges would repel each other. Instead, they will come together tonight, in the main event of HBO’s “World Championship Boxing,” airing live from Atlantic City, N.J.
Williams (28 years old, 37-1, 27 knockouts) is the lanky former 147-pound titlist who has bounced between welterweight and middleweight, scoring victories over Antonio Margarito, Carlos Quintana, Verno Phillips and Winky Wright. [Click Here To Read More]
Scientifically, one would think these two forces with negative charges would repel each other. Instead, they will come together tonight, in the main event of HBO’s “World Championship Boxing,” airing live from Atlantic City, N.J.
Williams (28 years old, 37-1, 27 knockouts) is the lanky former 147-pound titlist who has bounced between welterweight and middleweight, scoring victories over Antonio Margarito, Carlos Quintana, Verno Phillips and Winky Wright. [Click Here To Read More]