Comments Thread For: King Sets Henry-De La Rosa, Santana-Garcia For ShoBox

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This coming Thursday, promoter Don King will officially announce a SHOWTIME-televised ShoBox: The New Generation doubleheader from Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Fla. - taking place on Friday, Nov. 16. Undefeated junior middleweight contender Omar “Oh!” Henry (12-0-1, 9 KOs), from Chicago, will face a stiff test from ”King” James de la Rosa (21-1, 12 KOs), from San benito, Tex. King will be joined at the press conference by co-featured main event fighter Angelo “La Cobra” Santana (13-0, 10 KOs), from Miami, who will face fellow unbeaten Juan “Johnny” Garcia (13-0, 8 KOs), from Holland, Mich. Local favorite Joey “Twinkle Fingers” Hernandez (22-1-1, 13 KOs) will also appear on the card in a domestically non-televised bout against an opponent to be named. [Click Here To Read More]

[any craic lad?]

This is a tough fight for Angelo this Garcia guy beat a very good Cuban so its a good nights work for Santana

[anonymous2.0]

I don't know which nickname is worse, Carlos "The Indian" Quitana or Omar "Oh!" Henry.

[Ringlife]

I glad Don King is still trying to promote fights.

[jtcs1981]

I don't know which nickname is worse, Carlos "The Indian" Quitana or Omar "Oh!" Henry.

For Quintan, El Indio sounds ok in spanish.

[garfios]

For Quintan, El Indio sounds ok in spanish.

yes it does

[garfios]

This is a tough fight for Angelo this Garcia guy beat a very good Cuban so its a good nights work for Santana

Santana throws more punches than Ugas it will be a different fight all together

[any craic lad?]

Santana throws more punches than Ugas it will be a different fight all together

I do realise Santana throws punches but he can be wreckless like Gamboa was early too trying too bomb guys out so he will have too chime it down as he steps up

[garfios]

I do realise Santana throws punches but he can be wreckless like Gamboa was early too trying too bomb guys out so he will have too chime it down as he steps up

No doubt, and as you can see Cubans don't shy from challenges this is a tough fight for Santana so early in his career, of course for his opponent too which I think could be outboxed, he won against Ugas but it was very close and you could flip a coin for the winner, inactivity was Ugas demise.

[any craic lad?]

No doubt, and as you can see Cubans don't shy from challenges this is a tough fight for Santana so early in his career, of course for his opponent too which I think could be outboxed, he won against Ugas but it was very close and you could flip a coin for the winner, inactivity was Ugas demise.

Ya he took on a pretty decent guy in his last fight too it was a good step in class.Its a shame hes with DK been very inactive for the last 4 years although he is putting together a nice few cards lately and also good too see Santana fighting consecutive shows in Florida try and build a following with his fellow Cubans