By Corey Erdman - Chris Colbert has been a star since before he was anything other than a youngster learning the sport of boxing. As a child, Colbert had a temper, the gift of gab, and a fearlessness about fighting, a trio of attributes that netted him plenty of opponents on the streets and in the schoolyard. All of the victories in the streets will net you nothing but a reputation and an eventual tragic outcome. But when he stepped into a boxing gym for the first time, trainer Aureliano Sosa saw something much different. He saw the second coming of Bernard Hopkins, and gave the 95-pound kid the nickname Lil B-Hop.
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