Heavyweight contender Travis Kauffman on the mend and looking to shake up the divisio

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  1. philly

    philly Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Reading, PA (January 15, 2015)--On the eve of one of the biggest Heavyweight title fights to take place in the United States in years,
    Heavyweight contender Travis "My Time" Kauffman (28-1, 20 KO's) is close to being ready for action following knee surgery and the former amateur standout is ready for a big run at the elite Heavyweights in the world.

    "I can not wait to get back in the ring," said Kauffman

    Kauffman, who has won 9 straight bouts and has been off for a year as he injured his knee in the spring and had the surgery.

    "I see that there is a lot of action now here in the states. There is Deontay Wilder who is fighting for the title on Saturday and there has been a lot of rumblings about Bryant Jennings challenging Wladimir Klitschko in April. When I get back it will be "My Time" and I am looking to fight the best out there. I will be very prepared as I have what I believe is the strongest team in the division which is my father Marshall Kauffman, Naazim Richardson and my manager Al Haymon."
     
    philly, Jan 16, 2015
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  2. RahmanATG

    RahmanATG Guest

    Maybe he should consider taking on Galen Brown before mentioning the names he does here.
     
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  3. The Long Count

    The Long Count Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I see he is back with Haymon. He was supposed to be with Haymon before his upset loss. He does have decent ability I think he is a top 25 heavy.
     
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