When is Zab Judah fighting next?
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Zab Judah was suspended by the Nevada Athletic Commission has revoked Judah's license for a year. (April 8).....so u wont probably see him fight until after April 8 of 2007.........\n\n  July 7, 2006   ---signed with Prize Fight Boxing, the Memphis-based promotional company announced. \n\n\n         Prize Fight's press release on the signing said Judah was expected back in the ring in the fall, but that could prove tricky given that his punishment...........
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Hi,\n \n That is the next match I am eagerly waiting for...\nKhali will win I think though!\n\nNo doubts as well as long as The Undertaker does not disrupt their match which is unlikely to happen anyway.\n\nKarl\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/smithkarl
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Definitely! Bring him back to Smackdown and have him battle with Batista for the title.Rey Rey has had his run,I want to see some F5 and Sit-Down-Power-Bomb action!!
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There hasn't been any EXACT date, so nobody knows, except for the WWE creative team. Although, there might be a longer wait because WWE just singed the "Stampede Kid" TJ Wilson, aka the second half of the new bulldogs tag team.
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<--Right here...lover UF 3 show on spike.... Can't wait for the UFC event this month
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As Brent has said Ricky is fighting Juan Urango in his next fight in Atlanta in early January.\nTalking about who i would like to see him fight next would be different obviously as i think this is just a nothing fight in January, Hatton has proved that he isnt ready for the Welterweight division yet so i dont think any of the fighters you have mentioned will end up fighting him. The match i am hoping will get made and it looks like it is quite possible is Hatton Vs Castillo at Light-Welter, i think this would be an absolute war.\nThe fight i would really love to see though it will probably never happen is Hatton Vs Mayweather at Light-Welter, but this will never happen because Floyd dont take fights against dangerous fighters like Hatton, Cotto or Margarito, he will keep handpicking his opponents i.e Judah, Gatti, Baldomir all of whom can be classed as close to the end of their careers.
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Could be Barry Migugan of Nazeem... possibly Cooper as he has Ali beat had he not had to change gloves!
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when?where?he is a bitch already
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naw he's only 802, couple fights left in him. Hopefully he loses this one so he wil have no choice but to retire.
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I hope so! He is the most entertaining boxer around and he is great at building up hype whether he is eating a pizza at weigh in, smoking a cigarette before the match or drinking a beer afterward; you got to love it. Also he is a purely offensive fighter that makes even a normally boring opponent look exciting and I have never seen him in a bad fight. His last couple fights have been against elite fighters - Trinidad and De La Hoya. If he takes a lesser fight and wins he will look good and be right back in the mix for a big money fight.
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A couple years ago Oleg Maskev knocked Hasim Rahman out of the ring in the 10th round.  Theyre fighting each other again this fall, the rematch should be interesting.
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I've been following Chavez Jr's career for the past couple of years, and have been impressed by his maturity in the ring. However, he hasn't seemed to have learned very much, and I sometimes wonder just how much further he can advance as a professional boxer. \n\nJulito's fight last December against Carlos Molina ended in a draw, and his rematch with him next month (February 18th) will tell us definitely what we can expect from him in the future. My guess is that he will go remain undefeated for the rest of this year against slightly better opponents, but will inevitably get his first loss when he faces much tougher opposition sometime in 2007.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a huge favorite going into the fight. He's not only undefeated, he's the current pound-for pound champion. Mayweather surpasses Judah in speed, skill and power. I'm not sure what Judah could do to win, but if he does it'll be a huge upset in the boxing world.
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The Bernard Hopkins - Antonio Tarver pay-per-view broadcast starts at 9 pm EST tomorrow. There are three undercard fights also, so the main event will probably start at around 11.
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The scores were just announced. Mayweather won by unanimous decision with scores of 116-112, 117-111 and 119-109. However, I had Zab Judah winning five rounds, including the first four in which he landed a lot of clean shots on Mayweather. There should probably be a rematch.\n\nAs a sidenote, a brawl broke out in round ten when Judah hit Mayweather with a low blow. Roger Mayweather ran into the ring and others quickly followed suit, but it was all resolved amicably and the fight continued.\n\n(Edit) fixed typo
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"Lightning" Harry Joe Yorgey knew David Toribio would be a difficult boxing opponent.\n\nToribio, a late replacement for Mike Melvin on Monday night’s professional card at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, had a better record and had fought some world-class contenders.\n\nYorgey, a Bridgeport native and Phoenixville Area Police Athletic League (PAL) graduate, answered the bell with some clout of his own in a unanimous six-round decision in a junior middleweight bout.\n\nThe undefeated Yorgey (16-0, 8 KOs) knocked Toribio to the canvas twice in the fourth round, drawing a pair of standing eight counts. He outscored Toribio 58-54, 59-54, 59-53 on the judges’ official cards.\n\nToribio, who hails from Miami, Fla., saw his record slip to 12-6 with seven knockouts. He had been 12-0 before going the distance with some highly regarded fighters in the top 12 in the world.\n\n"This guy had a better record and fought some world-class fighters," Yorgey said. "He fought WBC champion Jermaine Taylor, who is the best middleweight right now, and went the distance with Oscar Diaz, who is in the top 12 fighters in the world."\n\nYorgey floored Toribio with a hard right hand in the fourth round after a hook sent the foe down initially.\n\n"He (Toribio) was crowding me inside, and I was tight," Yorgey said. "I threw the jab and then -- Boom! -- landed with the right hand that hurt him.\n\n"The corner told me I was looking for the knockout and not putting punches together. I started looking for combinations, and it worked."\n\nYorgey picked up the pace with his punches, but Toribio, even after getting decked twice, hung tough and continued to throw and land punches.\n\n"It is a step up climbing up the ladder," Yorgey said. "The most important thing is I am 16-0, and I have no injuries. That is 100 percent important."
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According to Boxrec, Johnson was scheduled to fight yesterday (the 7th). Unfortunately, as of the time I checked the results were not yet posted.