I was going to go to the Pacquiao fight, but it looks like I might wait for this one instead. It had better have a good card, though. Does anyone know anything about it yet that's not on Boxrec?
Current listing:
http://www.boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=520050
mrraraavis
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JUNE 9 At New York (HBO PPV): Miguel Cotto vs. Zab Judah, 12 rounds, for Cotto's WBA welterweight title; Humberto Soto vs. Bobby Pacquiao, 12 rounds, junior lightweights; Anthony Thompson vs. Yuri Foreman, 10 rounds, junior middleweights
This is questionable though...I would go ahead and watch the Pacquiao fight if I had the choice because I don't trust Zab Judah. He is scheduled to fight in April on ESPN2 as well and he has looked past opponents before as he got beat by Baldimor before facing Mayweather. If he gets cut or injured there is a chance he won't be able to fight in 2 months time or at least not be able to fight well. Also he is a loose cannon and may do something to get himself suspended yet AGAIN. below is the card I am referring too.
April 13
At Tunica, Miss. (ESPN2): Zab Judah vs. Ruben Galvan, 10 rounds, welterweights; Rayonta Whitfield vs. Jonathan Perez, 12 rounds, flyweights
Hope this doesn't happen but I don't like the looks of it and I don't know if it will draw enough for a PPV if Judah loses again.
Alex
Welterweight- Miguel Angel Cotto - v- Zab Judah
~ WBA Welterweight Title ~
Humberto Soto -v- Bobby Pacquiao
Featherweight- Nicky Cook -v - Steven Luevano
Welterweight - Julio Cesar Chavez Jr -v- Michael Stewart
Don't know if you watched the 2nd season of the Contender or not but Michael Stewart was on there. He beat Ebo Elder
hattori
Zab Juddah is a few distance much less disciplined than Miguel Cotto. Zab has a bent to loose his temper jointly as he's not landing. additionally Zab does not %.. himself after throwing too plenty punches. Cotto is larger calm and collective jointly as he fights. Cotto wins truthfully.