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No two injuries are ever the same, but if Long Island welterweight prospect Cletus Seldin was watching super middleweight champion Andre Ward impressively win his first fight back after shoulder surgery against Edwin Rodriguez last Saturday, he had to be happy about the prospect of returning to form when he steps back into the ring Friday night at The Paramount in Huntington, NY.
“I feel really good, definitely about 98 percent there, and I had one of the top surgeons working on me, so that gave me a lot of confidence,” said Seldin, who faces Illinois’ Gilbert Venegas in his first bout since May surgery to repair his right rotator cuff and labrum. Like Ward, Seldin had dealt with the injury for quite a long time, finally realizing that it was time to get it fixed. And now that he’s back in business, the knockout artist dubbed “The Hebrew Hammer” is aiming for even more early wins.
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“I feel really good, definitely about 98 percent there, and I had one of the top surgeons working on me, so that gave me a lot of confidence,” said Seldin, who faces Illinois’ Gilbert Venegas in his first bout since May surgery to repair his right rotator cuff and labrum. Like Ward, Seldin had dealt with the injury for quite a long time, finally realizing that it was time to get it fixed. And now that he’s back in business, the knockout artist dubbed “The Hebrew Hammer” is aiming for even more early wins.
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