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Frank White
(7-4-2)
vs
Jason Douglas
(9-4-0)
&
Stuart McLellan
(6-0-2)
vs
Julius Bunda
(4-1-1)
Courtesy GM Ross of Canadian Boxiana
The Fights
Just moments ago Victory Promotions announced that two Canadian Professional Boxing Council (CPBC) titles would be up for grabs this fall in New Brunswick. Well, shortly thereafter, Victory Promotions announced which titles would be up for grabs and who will be fighting for them. In the cruiserweight division, former Canadian Boxing Federation champion Frank White (7-4-2) takes on Jason Douglas (9-4-0) for the vacant CPBC title. In middleweight action, Julius ‘Caesar’ Bunda (4-1-0) meets the undefeated Stuart McLellan (6-0-2) for the vacant CPBC belt.
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White-Douglas
Both White and Douglas have fought some of the best cruiserweights in Canada. Douglas hails from Kitchener, Ontario, but spent much of his early professional years fighting abroad. Since returning to Canada, Douglas fought Ryan Henney (17-3-0) for the National Championship Committee (NCC) title, losing a split decision and won a four round unanimous decision victory over White. Frank White fights out of Sarnia, Ontrario, and is the former CBF champion. He has fought Ryan Henney on three occasions, winning one and losing two. He fought James Cermak (16-2-0) to a draw for the WBC Continental Americas title and holds a victory over Kareem Chartrand (7-9-1).
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Bunda-McLellan
Bunda and McLellan are both top prospects in the Canadian fight scene and each will be eager to cement their name in history as Canadian champion. Bunda, like Douglas, fights out of Kitchener, Ontario. After losing his second pro fight against fellow rising star Richard Reittie (8-1-1) Bunda has strung together three wins, handing Phil Rose (2-0-0*) and Tony Brison (2-0-0*) the first losses of their young careers. McLellan is the undefeated pride of Williams Lake, British Columbia. He holds a win over Ted Reno (3-4-2), as well as a draw with the very tough Paul Bzdel (1-2-1). He will be looking to add the CPBC middleweight crown to the family collection, as his brother Roberto already holds the CPBC light middleweight title.
The Fights
Just moments ago Victory Promotions announced that two Canadian Professional Boxing Council (CPBC) titles would be up for grabs this fall in New Brunswick. Well, shortly thereafter, Victory Promotions announced which titles would be up for grabs and who will be fighting for them. In the cruiserweight division, former Canadian Boxing Federation champion Frank White (7-4-2) takes on Jason Douglas (9-4-0) for the vacant CPBC title. In middleweight action, Julius ‘Caesar’ Bunda (4-1-0) meets the undefeated Stuart McLellan (6-0-2) for the vacant CPBC belt.
a
White-Douglas
Both White and Douglas have fought some of the best cruiserweights in Canada. Douglas hails from Kitchener, Ontario, but spent much of his early professional years fighting abroad. Since returning to Canada, Douglas fought Ryan Henney (17-3-0) for the National Championship Committee (NCC) title, losing a split decision and won a four round unanimous decision victory over White. Frank White fights out of Sarnia, Ontrario, and is the former CBF champion. He has fought Ryan Henney on three occasions, winning one and losing two. He fought James Cermak (16-2-0) to a draw for the WBC Continental Americas title and holds a victory over Kareem Chartrand (7-9-1).
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Bunda-McLellan
Bunda and McLellan are both top prospects in the Canadian fight scene and each will be eager to cement their name in history as Canadian champion. Bunda, like Douglas, fights out of Kitchener, Ontario. After losing his second pro fight against fellow rising star Richard Reittie (8-1-1) Bunda has strung together three wins, handing Phil Rose (2-0-0*) and Tony Brison (2-0-0*) the first losses of their young careers. McLellan is the undefeated pride of Williams Lake, British Columbia. He holds a win over Ted Reno (3-4-2), as well as a draw with the very tough Paul Bzdel (1-2-1). He will be looking to add the CPBC middleweight crown to the family collection, as his brother Roberto already holds the CPBC light middleweight title.
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