Evning Y'all, I trust everyone has recovered from last weekend's bill of home wins at the Millenium Stadium, and are ready for another decent weekend of boxing. Tonight's fare sees the return of Jamie Moore at the Altrincham Leisure Centre against decent journeyman from Argentina, Sebastian Lujan. Also on the bill is the Flyweight bout between Dale Robinson and Chris Edwards for the British and Commonwealth Flyweight titles. Here's the scores on the boards:
Jamie Moore: (26-3, 18 KOs): Moore won a hatful of fans with his superb performance last September against brave Matthew Macklin in what was a fantastic fight at Light Middleweight, but his first fight since then was at Middleweight, and this bout is also a Middleweight and scheduled to go the championship distance. Moore's fight with Macklin was definitely a fight of the year contender, and Moore showed his quality. A pair of fights against Michael Jones saw Moore DQ'd in the first bout, but he returned stronger to demolish Jones in the rematch. A lot is expected of Moore, and an impressive win is needed to reinforce his growing reputation tonight.
Sebastian Lujan (26-4-2, 18KOs): Lujan has proved that he as well as Moore has plenty of sting in his punches, but his ifnest hour was certainly a 10th round defeat by Antonio Margarito for the WBO title. His last fight in October saw him stop another undefeated Argentinian in nine, but since mixing on the international stage, Lujan has shown himself to be slightly vulnerable, picking up a few defeats, but should certainly give Moore a run for his money.
Weights on boxrec have Jamie Moore at 156, and Lujan at 154, and the start time on Sky Sports is 10pm, so some 70 minutes away at the moment.
The chief support comes from the Flyweight contest for British and Commonwealth belts, with Huddersfield's Dale Robinson facing Stoke's Chris Edwards. From looking purely at the records you;d have to back Robinson, despite the defeat against Edwards in the last time out, so an interesting rematch. Is Edwards (10-12-2, 3 KOs) a lucky winner last time out, or does he have the quality to turn a new leaf and become a force on the Flyweight scene?
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