
WBC Title Fight
Hennessy Sports5th May, 2008
Junior Witter is out to restore some pride into Yorkshire boxing when he defends his WBC light-welterweight title against American Timothy Bradley at the Trent FM Arena Nottingham on Saturday, 10th May live on ITV1 and a delayed ShoBox special in the US.
Witter (Bradford, England) makes the third defence of his prestigious world title on a Hennessy Sports in association with GoldenPalace.com show. After seeing his fellow Yorkshire man Clinton Woods lose his IBF light-heavyweight title on points to Antonio Tarver in April.
'The Hitter' is promising to produce his best and denies Bradley's claim he has taken him lightly.
He said: "This is a chance for me to pick up Yorkshire boxing after Clinton's loss. It was disappointing because I really wanted him to win, but Clinton was well beat.
"The big lights seemed to get to him but I bet if the fight was in Sheffield Clinton could have beat Tarver.
"It's up to me now to make sure I keep my world title because there are not that many world champions left in Britain now.
"I've not taken Bradley lightly and have had a long training camp for this one, so expect to see the best from me."
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