With a very packed fight card, the World Extreme Cagefighting organization will hold WEC 51 for the first time ever in Colorado
The main event features Jose “Junior” Aldo defending his WEC Featherweight Championship belt against Manvel “The Pitbull” Gamburyan.
On September 30, 2010 at 1stBank Center in Broomfield, Colorado, USA, the World Extreme Cagefighting organization will hold its 51st mixed-martial arts event with WEC 51: Aldo vs Gamburyan.
This event marks WEC’s first visit to Colorado.
The event is headlined by Jose “Junior” Aldo defending his WEC Featherweight Championship belt against Manvel “The Pitbull” Gamburyan.
The fight card is also packed with big names like Jamie Varner, Donald Cerrone, Miguel Torres and Chan Sung Jung.
In conjunction with the Mexican Independence Bicentennial weekend, a big pay-per-view (PPV) boxing event from HBO Sports is bound to entertain Mexican fans this September 18, 2010 at the Staples Center, Los Angeles, California, USA.
HBO Boxing presents “200: Celebrate and Dominate” which features the best boxers in the world today of Mexican descent.
The event is headed by the main card matchup between Mexican killer “Sugar” Shane Mosley and The Contender winner, Sergio “Snake” Mora.
The strong undercard features present and former world champions in Carlos Baldomir, Daniel Ponce de León, Saul Alvarez and Vivian Harris.
After last month’s Takers, here’s another movie about bank robbers; The Town.
Yes, there are actually many ways on how to rob banks. Some are in fact exceptional that they make it to Hollywood.
The Town’s bank robbers masquerade as nun with what looks like masks from the Scream movie. There’s even one that looks like The Predator.
Cool.
The Town is written and directed by Ben Affleck. This is his second directorial job after the critically acclaimed Gone Baby Gone.
At 38 years of age, “Sugar” Shane Mosley almost did what forty other boxers failed to do, defeat Floyd “Pretty Boy” Mayweather, Jr.
In a dominating Round 2 of his fight with Mayweather last May 1, 2010 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Texas, he almost had it. But clearly, age is catching up to Mosley as he withered in the latter rounds and lost via a lopsided Unanimous Decision to Mayweather.
Mexicans love the sports of boxing so much. After all, many of the past, present and future boxing champions are Mexicans.
It’s no wonder then that in the celebration of the 200th Mexican Independence Day, one boxing event will be held as part of its weekend activities.
It is aptly titled, “200: Celebrate and Dominate”.
Its powerful fight card features a main event between “Sugar” Shane Mosley and Sergio “The Latin Snake” Mora.
