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‘THE
SUPERNOVA’ AND ‘ATOMIC BULL’ GET READY FOR ‘SUPERFIGHTER’
HOLLYWOOD, FL, October 20 – With the December 1st event date approaching
rapidly, Seminole Warriors Boxing Promotions’ undisputed cruiserweight
champion O’Neil Bell and former world heavyweight champion Oliver McCall
are training feverishly for their opportunity to win five million
dollars in the inaugural ‘Superfighter’ tournament at Melbourne,
Australia’s Telstra Dome.
For Bell, who will be making his heavyweight debut in the tournament,
and McCall, who sees this as the perfect way to get himself back to a
world title shot, ‘Superfighter’ is a once in a lifetime shot that
couldn’t possibly be turned down.
“I’ve always wanted to check out the waters at heavyweight, and with my
punch, talent, and heart, I believe I can become a world champion in the
division,” said Bell (26-1-1, 24 KOs), who unified the cruiserweight
championship in January with a stirring 10th round knockout of Jean-Marc
Mormeck. “Superfighter gives me an opportunity to test myself against
some of the best in the world and make five million dollars in the
process. It’s a win-win situation for me.”
McCall (48-8, 35 KOs), whose only blemish in his last eight fights is a
no contest against fellow tournament participant Juan Carlos Gomez,
‘Superfighter’ allows him to get paid royally and get some royal
payback.
“I’m not gonna lie. I want to knock Gomez out, win the rest of my fights
that night, get my five million, and then regain the heavyweight
championship,” said ‘The Atomic Bull’, a former WBC world heavyweight
champion who is only one of two people to knock out future hall of famer
Lennox Lewis. “‘Superfighter’ is a great opportunity for me and I’m not
gonna let it pass me by.”
“The Superfighter organization has been extremely professional in
handling the business related to the event. They have delivered on all
of their obligations thus far and we look forward to an exciting,
historic event,” said Leon Margules, Executive Director of Seminole
Warriors Boxing.
The eight man tournament, which also includes Chris Byrd, Jameel McCline,
Juan Carlos Gomez, and Tye Fields, will air live on pay-per-view in
North America on Friday, December 1st.
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