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Tavoris Cloud seems like he is done with all the bull**** and straight up said Cleverly don't want it with him, if they fight he'll cut his career short!
http://www.boxingfancast.com/2010/11...en-your-career
It appears Tavoris Cloud is done with the talking and has fired a warning at rising British talent Nathan Cleverly stating he will shorten his career if the two cross paths.
There has been a lot of talk between the two light heavyweights after Cloud stated he would knock Cleverly out on British soil. Cleverly responded by stating he would make Cloud wish he was back home in Florida but speaking exclusively to Boxing Fancast, IBF champion Cloud declared:
He is inexperienced and he would only be another notch under my belt right now. He isn’t even a world champion. Toying around with Cloud will only make his boxing career shorter. Take it easy young grasshopper, I understand that your full of confidence but Cloud is not what your looking for right now.
Undefeated with a record of 18 stoppages in 21 wins, Cloud clearly is one of the major forces at 175 pounds and coming off his impressive victory over Glen Johnson the momentum quite clearly is with him.
Cloud is scheduled to defend his title against Fulgencio Zuniga on 17th December with Cleverly taking on Alejandro Lakatos 6 days before and if both come through, with all the furore between them, Frank Warren may still pursue the fight despite Cloud’s warning!
There has been a lot of talk between the two light heavyweights after Cloud stated he would knock Cleverly out on British soil. Cleverly responded by stating he would make Cloud wish he was back home in Florida but speaking exclusively to Boxing Fancast, IBF champion Cloud declared:
He is inexperienced and he would only be another notch under my belt right now. He isn’t even a world champion. Toying around with Cloud will only make his boxing career shorter. Take it easy young grasshopper, I understand that your full of confidence but Cloud is not what your looking for right now.
Undefeated with a record of 18 stoppages in 21 wins, Cloud clearly is one of the major forces at 175 pounds and coming off his impressive victory over Glen Johnson the momentum quite clearly is with him.
Cloud is scheduled to defend his title against Fulgencio Zuniga on 17th December with Cleverly taking on Alejandro Lakatos 6 days before and if both come through, with all the furore between them, Frank Warren may still pursue the fight despite Cloud’s warning!
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