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MNJIKANING (RAMA), ON (Wednesday, October 15, 2008) – History will be made on November 21st when Casino Rama hosts the first boxing title unification to ever take place on Canadian soil. In one corner, IBF Junior Featherweight champion, "The Canadian Kid" Steve Molitor (28-0, 11 KO's), looks to defend his belt and make history as the first Canadian to hold a unified title. In the other corner, WBA champion Celestino Caballero (30-2, 21 KO's) looks to end Molitor's winning streak and take both belts for himself. [details]
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good news.
either caballero will tko molitor
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Molitor should be given p4p consideration if he wins this fight. He's underrated, but his defeating Caballero would open some eyes.Comment
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Is this fight being covered by any US network?
I really hope I can see this one.Comment
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Caballero isn't that good but he's tough as nails and hungry. He is the epitome of the hungry kid from the ghetto doing everything he can to make it to the top. Much respect for that.Comment
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It takes a little more, like say being the best fighter in your division, to reach that distinction.Originally posted by Tunney View PostComment
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no wayOriginally posted by Tunney View Post
caballero would be his biggest win and that says a lot by itself
plus hes never fought outside canadaComment
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Actually Molitor’s fought in United States several times and won the title in England.Comment
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I'd like to see El Pelenchin win. Viva Panama.
Caballero sometimes likes to slug and gives up his height in the process.
Molitor can work with that.
It ought to be close, but Molitor will win on the judges cards if el Pelenchin doesn't ko him.
Molitor seems to only defend in Canada where apparently he has a solid fan base.Comment
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