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It was a night of should-haves and supposed-to-be’s. It was a fight card on which a former junior welterweight prospect-turned-contender-turned-titlist should have taken care of a mandatory challenger, setting up future mega-showdowns with the other 140-lb. champions. It had an event that was supposed to be the deciding bout for which man would be the heavyweight heir apparent, twelve rounds for the number one spot of two sanctioning bodies. [details]
