By Jake Donovan - It’s funny how the same thing can take on so many different interpretations, depending on the perspective in which it is viewed.
For boxing fans either on the fence about – or otherwise disinterested in – purchasing the Shane Mosley-Sergio Mora-headlined pay-per-view card this weekend, the late addition of Antonio Escalante-Daniel Ponce de Leon adds instant intrigue, if not providing that final push towards breaking down and springing $44.95 (plus $10 in HD) to buy the event.
For Daniel Ponce de Leon, it’s a last chance to remain relevant in a featherweight division where one of its leading players has already iced him in a single round.
Yet for rising contender Antonio Escalante, it’s a last minute opportunity that serves as a chance to bust through the ranks and prove that he’s more than just a fun TV fighter.
“This is my big time shot, I see myself fighting for a world title with any of the champions with a win on Saturday,” claims Escalante (24-2, 15KO), who prepares for his biggest fight to date when he faces Ponce de Leon in this weekend’s pay-per-view televised opener. “It’s a tough fight that I have to overcome, but this is my ticket into the big leagues.” [Click Here To Read More]
For boxing fans either on the fence about – or otherwise disinterested in – purchasing the Shane Mosley-Sergio Mora-headlined pay-per-view card this weekend, the late addition of Antonio Escalante-Daniel Ponce de Leon adds instant intrigue, if not providing that final push towards breaking down and springing $44.95 (plus $10 in HD) to buy the event.
For Daniel Ponce de Leon, it’s a last chance to remain relevant in a featherweight division where one of its leading players has already iced him in a single round.
Yet for rising contender Antonio Escalante, it’s a last minute opportunity that serves as a chance to bust through the ranks and prove that he’s more than just a fun TV fighter.
“This is my big time shot, I see myself fighting for a world title with any of the champions with a win on Saturday,” claims Escalante (24-2, 15KO), who prepares for his biggest fight to date when he faces Ponce de Leon in this weekend’s pay-per-view televised opener. “It’s a tough fight that I have to overcome, but this is my ticket into the big leagues.” [Click Here To Read More]
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