With his ratings climbing steadily back to their previously lofty status (currently #10 WBO and top-15 in the WBC and IBF), WBO NABO Heavyweight Champion Jameel “Big Time” McCline wants to take the next step in his surging comeback by taking on one of the division’s champions or top-rated contenders.
“Last month, I showed everyone I’m back and better than ever. Now that I’ve got your attention again, I’m sending out a message to all the other heavyweights: Jameel McCline wants to fight you. I am challenging any of the champions or any top-rated heavyweight in the world. I'll fight anyone, anywhere. I want to be back on top and I don't fear any of these guys.”
McCline (38-6-3, 23 KOs) showed the world he still had plenty left last July 21 by winning an exciting unanimous decision over determined, once-beaten Terry Smith on ESPN2’s Friday Night Fights.
Riding the momentum of six consecutive victories, the quick-fisted 6’ 6” slugger says he wants to complete his return to the top of the heavyweight ladder and move himself into position for another world title shot the honorable way: by taking out one of the top contenders.
“By staying busy and re-dedicating myself to boxing, I’m in the shape of my life and I’m ready to take out whoever I have to. When I’m in top physical and mental condition, there’s not a heavyweight in the world who can hang with me. I dare any top heavyweight in the world to get in the ring. You’re going to get hurt, Big Time!”
Contact Scott Hirsch: scott@wcbmi.com
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