December 28, 2004 - Jermain Taylor's promoter Lou DiBella contacted ********** to give us his undefeated middleweight contenders likely blue-print for 2005. "Bernard Hopkins is fighting Howard Eastman, and Felix Trinidad is likely fighting Winky Wright later this year,so the top two guys we were looking to fight are out of the equation," said DiBella, who later explained that Taylor will return to HBO Boxing After Dark in March or April to face the stiffest test of his career, Sam Soliman. The Taylor-Soliman winner will earn the right to become mandatory challenger to the winner of Hopkins-Eastman. Should Taylor defeat Soliman and bouts with Hopkins and Trinidad still not doable, former WBO middleweight champion Felix Sturm is the man on deck, "We've had several discussions with Sturm's people (Universum) and both sides like the fight. We probably would have done (Taylor-Sturm) first, but they already have something scheduled for March."
Jermain Taylor's 2005 Schedule!
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I think so to, he may be the next david reid if he gets into the ring wit tito or b-hopOriginally posted by bpapa420They are moving this taylor kid way too quickly. I would rather see him fight 5 more good fighters before being thrown in with great fighters like Tito or hopkins.Comment
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You may be right, but I think hes about 2 fight away from that level.Originally posted by bpapa420They are moving this taylor kid way too quickly. I would rather see him fight 5 more good fighters before being thrown in with great fighters like Tito or hopkins.Comment
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I think he's coming along nicely and at the right pace. The way he swept Joppy was a good sign that his skills are for real. He's almost ripe.Originally posted by bpapa420They are moving this taylor kid way too quickly. I would rather see him fight 5 more good fighters before being thrown in with great fighters like Tito or hopkins.Comment
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