After his great performance last time out in Glasgow, Samuel Kebede is rewarded with a shot at the IBC Super-featherweight title in Hungary in early May.
He will take on unbeaten Janos Nagy
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Former Harrison foe gets another title shot
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Manos de Oro
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KOJOE90 wrote:Said Lawal is lined up to face the winner.
I was going past the SECC on the train to Partick the other day and looked down at the empty car park, when I was suddenly besieged by images of TV trucks dotted among the rows of parked cars. It was daytime, but I saw night approaching and the street lamps just coming on - people lining up with their tickets in hand waiting to see Eubank, Benn, Naz.
Curious daydreaming, but I think it was prompted by the building looking so dated rather than any nostalgia of those fighters.
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jomothepure
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Mention for Victor Polo as well. Obviously will never be as good as Kebede, but is rewarded for his blatent away-decision to scrape a draw against Harrison by getting a crack at Marquez next month.
In all honesty, I'm glad Polo got another title crack after his performance against Scott. Think he deserved it. Highly doubt he'll win this time, but could take Marquez the distance?...
In all honesty, I'm glad Polo got another title crack after his performance against Scott. Think he deserved it. Highly doubt he'll win this time, but could take Marquez the distance?...