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ampion, Michel said the situation is not a xiaoweiwei 发表于 2013/1/27 19:49:00 |
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11.MONTREAL -- The new year will begin without a Canadian boxer holding a
world title.
And 2013 will also start with its former champions, Jean Pascal and
Lucian Bute, either injured or looking to restore a battered reputation.
But promoter Yvon Michel could not be more optimistic.
"Its been a difficult year," he acknowledged last week. "But Im
convinced that by December 2013 there will be two world champions in our
organization -- Jean Pascal and Adonis Stevenson."
Rival Montreal-based promotion company InterBox is just as upbeat on the
chances of former IBF super-middleweight king Bute becoming a champion
again.
And there are high hopes for Stevenson, David Lemieux, Bermane Stiverne,
Dierry Jean, Logan McGuinness, Antonin Decarie and others either
getting title fights from the four main sanctioning bodies, or at least
moving into position for one in 2014.
So while the sport took a hit in Canada in the last 12 months, there are
intriguing fights still to be had.
It starts when Stiverne (22-1-1), the 34-year-old from Montreal, ranked
as the No. 2 heavyweight contender by the WBC, fights an elimination
bout with top-ranked Chris Arreola (35-2) on Jan. 26 in Los Angeles.
The winner becomes mandatory challenger to WBC champion Vitali
Klitschko.
However, the long-standing title holder is 41 and may choose to retire
from the ring after his recent election to the Ukrainian parliament. The
WBC would then need to make choices, one of which could be to name the
Stevenson-Arreola winner its interim champion, or have the winner face
24-year-old Briton Tyson Fury (20-0) for the title.
(Klitschko, leader of the UDAR Party, was one of the few members who
reportedly didnt throw punches as the parliament degenerated into
fisticuffs last week over the appointment of a controversial speaker.)
Unlike most top Canadian boxers, the Haitian-born Stiverne left Montreal
to make his career in the United States. Hes a heavy hitter who now
needs to show he has the speed and skill to be heavyweight champion.
Pascal (27-2-1) had a fight for the WBC light heavyweight title lined up
on March 23 on HBO against (Bad) Chad Dawson, but that was put in doubt
when the former champ from Laval, Que., injured his left shoulder early
in a one-handed, unanimous decision over Aleksy Kuziemski on Friday
night.
It was a first fight in 19 months for the flashy Pascal, who lost the
belt in May, 2011 to veteran Bernard Hopkins and then had two fights
cancelled due to shoulder and hand injuries.
Depending on how long he takes to heal, he could still fight for a title
some time in 2013. If not against Dawson, it may be IBF champ Tavoris
Cloud or another top light heavyweight.
Its more complicated with lefthanders Bute (31-1) and Stevenson (19-1),
who both lay claim to a fight with Carl Froch for the IBF
super-middleweight title.
Butes perfect record and aura of invincibility built up in nine defences
of the IBF belt he won in 2007 came crashing down when, in a rare fight
on hostile turf, he was pounded out in five rounds by Froch in
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Thereafter he was seen as over-protected and over-rated, and with a
suspect chin. His doubters were left unconvinced when he struggled to
beat the tenacious Denis Grachev over 12 rounds in his bounce-back bout
in November.
Butes contract with Froch included a rematch clause to be held in
Montreal.
In the midst of Butes troubles, the hammer-fisted Stevenson was piling
up impressive wins, including a 12th round TKO of Don George in November
that made him the mandatory challenger to Froch.
Michel is convinced the IBF will give Stevenson priority over Bute.
Froch would then have to vacate the IBF title if he wants to face Bute
first. Froch has said that this year he wants to face Bute and the two
opponents who have beaten him in the past, Mikkel Kessler of Denmark and
WBC and WBA champ Andre Ward of the U.S.
If Froch vacates the title, Michel said a deal is in place with promoter
Lou DiBella and HBO to have Stevenson fight Thomas Oosthuizen for the
belt.
It is expected to be sorted out before Jan. 1. A report said Bute may
face rising contender Edwin Rogriguez (22-0) first, then take on Froch
in the summer.
The 35-year-old Stevensons rise to contention came after he began work
under Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward, who died this year from a
colon ailment. Stevenson has continued to work under Stewards
assistants, and won his last fight without the veteran trainer who he
credits with turning a one-dimensional puncher into to more well-rounded
boxer.
There are others knocking at the door.
Lemieux is an enigma.
An entertaining middleweight with a devastating right hand, Lemieux
(28-2) fell off the radar of the U.S. boxing channels when he dropped a
pair of fights last year. His matchmakers then found the 23-year-old
experienced opponents to force him to gain experience by going late into
fights.
The result was wins in two, one, and two rounds.
A win Feb. 8 at the Bell Centre over the respectable Jose Miguel Torres
(26-5) should get the TV people excited again.
Decarie (27-1), scored an impressive win over Alex Perez on U.S.
television in September to take a North American belt and could be in
the welterweight title mix in a year or so.
Same with light welterweight Dierry Jean (23-0), now ranked as the No. 2
contender by the WBC.
McGuinness (19-0-1), of Orangeville, Ont., who is ranked seventh by the
WBA and one of the few fighters from outside Quebec in the mix, light
heavyweight Eleider Alvarez (11-0) of Montreal and welterweight Kevin
Bizier (19-0) of Quebec City will be looking to position themselves for
world title shots in 2014.
So even without a world champion, Michel said the situation is not as
bad as in 2003, when Eric Lucas lost his super-middleweight belt and
former lightweight champ Leonard Dorin had a meltdown in Romania.
"That was a difficult year," he said. "When I was feeling a bit down, I
thought of that year and then I felt life was great.
"We always knew we had good talent. It was a matter of time before we
developed them."
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