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For Flyweight followers in general, and surely for enthusiastic fans in Japan and Mexico, this has been a date circled on the calendar for a few months. Match two battle proven men at the championship level, with a title on the line, and the possibility of something spectacular is always there.
Flyweight Friday is almost here.
For the challenger, the possibilities might expand beyond the ring. Former WBC 108 lb. titlist Edgar Sosa has quietly had an outstanding career. Turned pro in April 2000, Sosa was a mediocre 12-5 through September of 2003 (four of those losses coming to future major beltholders, three by majority or split decision). In the decade since, he’s been better. [Click Here To Read More]
Flyweight Friday is almost here.
For the challenger, the possibilities might expand beyond the ring. Former WBC 108 lb. titlist Edgar Sosa has quietly had an outstanding career. Turned pro in April 2000, Sosa was a mediocre 12-5 through September of 2003 (four of those losses coming to future major beltholders, three by majority or split decision). In the decade since, he’s been better. [Click Here To Read More]