Rusty Rubin is a veteran boxing writer

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This is a fight that can help a depressed State, like Michigan, but will it draw enough fans to even show a profit 주님의 임재 앞에서 다운로드. Nevada is also badly hurt by the economy, but we know that celebs from Hollywood often venture into Sin City to attend these exciting events.

Never the less, this fight is in Pontiac, Michigan, so all we can do is hope it’s a huge success 아저씨 영어자막 다운로드.

Facing off in the 12-rounder for the WBC/WBO light welterweight title are two undefeated gladiators, who don’t mind going toe-to-toe for as long as needed 라이즈 오브 네이션즈 다운로드.

Neither Devon Alexander, 22, nor Tim Bradley are big knockout punches, but both have the desire and ability to win the title.

Alexander 21-0 (13) is the taller of the two and has a two inch reach advantage, add to that what appears to be superior punching power, and you have a fight that should result in a big edge for the southpaw, Alexander

Bradley, 27, is certainly no slouch abaqus 다운로드. At 26-0 with 11 knockouts, “Desert Storm” has been known to do whatever is necessary to win a fight, including getting in a few punches when the referee is out of position to see 생일 초대장 다운로드.

Neither fighter seems to fight as often as I would like, but not enough of a layoff to be burdened with ring-rust. Bradley last fought in July of last year while Alexander last saw combat a month later 닷넷 프레임워크 3.5.

Bradley has seen a bit better opposition and has handled them well, but Alexander has faced a few solid fighters himself, so it’s going to be hard to find an edge on that level.

All things considered, a slight edge should go to Alexander, but I’ll take the more experienced Bradley via a close decision.

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Rusty Rubin, who was formerly the award winning managing editor of Ringsports.com as well as the currently defunct Ringsports Magazine, is the author of three highly acclaimed boxing books! “Woozel, Boxing and Me”, “Off the Canvas” and “Billy Soose, the Champion Time Forgot” co-authored by Tom Donelson. These books are all available at Authorhouse.com, and all major book retailers. They are all more than worth the purchase price.

Please allow me to recommend, two other great books, the “Arc of Boxing” by Mike Silver and “My Life among the Icons” by Johnny Ortiz.

In these hard economic times, any or all of these books will make an excellent and inexpensive presents to the boxing fan(s) in your life. They are especially appreciated gifts if the recipient is tired of watching re-runs of sit-coms and the far-less than significant reality shows. Being laid-up a bit of late, I should know.

You and the book-gift recipient will be glad you made the right choice (or the write choice)!***