Barrera vs Peden at MGM Grand Las Vegas
Marco Antonio Barrera and Robbie Peden to unify their 130-pound titles on September 17. Three division champion "Sugar" Shane Mosley takes on winning Jose Luis Cruz in co-feature. It's forever a special night when two world champions put all they've worked so hard for on the line in look for of a unification of their titles. Saturday, September 17 will be such a night when WBC super featherweight champion Marco Antonio Barrera looks to add another chapter to his storied career in a 12 round showdown against IBF 130-pound champion Robbie "The Bomber" Peden. Are you looking for barrera vs peden Tickets for boxing in Las Vegas - we have the barrera vs peden Tickets you are looking for.
This championship bout, which will be telecast live on HBO Pay-Per-View from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas , Nevada , is part of a memorable "Parade of Champions" presented by Golden Boy Promotions in friendship with Goossen Tutor Promotions.
In the co-feature, another three separation world champion, "Sugar" Shane Mosley, will continue his march back to the welterweight championship when he faces unbeaten Jose Luis Cruz in a bout scheduled for ten rounds.
Mexico City 's Marco Antonio Barrera (60-4, 42 KOs ) is like boxing's version of a fine wine - he's getting even better with age. A fearsome dynamo as a young fighter, Barrera has matured into "The Baby Faced Assassin" with deadly precision. Fresh off two victories that showed the full range of his talents - a gritty 12 round war with fellow Mexican legend Erik Morales last November and a power-punching clinic against number one contender Mzonke Fana in April - Barrera will look to do something on September 17 that he has yet to achieve in his career - hold two world championship belts at the same time. Cheap barrera vs peden tickets for Live Boxing in Las Vegas are now here - come see an exciting match barrera vs peden live. Buy your barrera vs peden Tickets now.
31-year-old Robbie Peden (25-2, 14 KOs ) is the type of boxer fans like to see. The nickname "The Bomber" doesn't appear from dancing around in the ring; he's all out action and throwing bombs. A throwback player with a steel will and the chin to match, the pride of Brisbane , Australia lastly achieved his dream of winning a world championship on February 23, 2005, when he stopped highly regarded contender Nate Campbell in eight rounds. And though the win over Campbell was the emphasize so far of a nine-year pro career, Peden has no qualms about adding a legend like Barrera to his resume on September 17.
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