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Are you leaning towards the 37 year-old veteran from Argentina, Sergio Martinez (49-2-2), as he looks to take the WBC middleweight title from Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., the 26 year-old son of a legend? Or do you think the young gun, with the 46-0-1 record, can prove the critics who say he is not a chip off the old block, wrong?
If you're on the fence, head over to TheSweetScience.com, and read Lee Wylie's breakdown on the 12 round tussle, which unfolds at the Thomas and Mack Center, and can be see on pay-per-view. This should give you some clarity on the bout.
Also, award-winning reporter Ron Borges will be filing daily from Las Vegas, giving his reasoned analysis on the bout, and the players involved.
TSS has the strongest collection of fightwriters, both old school and new breed, anywhere, including editor Michael Woods, David Avila, Bernard Fernandez, Frank Lotierzo and Springs Toledo.
Canelo Alvarez (40-0-1) is also in action this Saturday. The Mexican phenom takes on upset specialist Josesito Lopez (30-4), who pulled off a stunner when he beat Victor Ortiz in June. Lopez hopes lightning will strike twice, as he comes up from 147 pounds to junior middleweight at the MGM Grand. If you aren't familiar with the Californian Lopez, check out Josesito's interview on BoxingChannel.TV, and see reporter Marcos Villegas get into the underdog's head.
BoxingChannel.TV, headed up by Hall of Famer Al Bernstein, far and away offers the most comprehensive video pre-fight and post-fight analysis, interviews, video coverage and more so please check back often to see the latest and greatest on the site, which also boasts an extensive fight library, featuring standouts such as Oscar De La Hoya and Roberto Duran.
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