WBC#8 WBO#11 Chauncy Welliver vs Rob Calloway Is On!

Alright people...less than a month away, October 3rd in China! So I have been working on my ring announcing just in case they need a back up. Anyways, I know a bunch of you in here are pro boxing leeches of the highest order, so I'd like you to go over my rough draft and give me some pointers if you have any.

Here is what I have right now.

Stop The Presses, But Keep The Ink Warm! It's Time For Tonight's Heavy Weight War!

Lady's and Gentleman of China, The USA, New Zealand and Heavy Weight Boxing Fans Around The World

Welcome to the Main Event Of The Evening

12 Rounds of Heavy Weight Boxing for the WBO Asia Pacific and vacant WBO China Zone HW Titles

Introducing first, wearing Red White and Blue, the opponent fighting out of the blue corner,

Hailing from St. Joseph Missouri, USA...With an understated yet excellent professional record of 71 -12 and 2, with 57 Big Wins coming by way of Knock Out!

Please Welcome, The Former WBF Heavy Weight Champion Of The World

The All American Prizefighter!

Rob Calloway.....Calloway

And introducing The Champion across the ring, in Chinese Red, fighting out of The Red Corner

Hailing from Spokane, Washington, USA, By Way of Auckland, New Zealand
With an Outstanding professional record of 49-5 and 5 with 19 knock outs, looking for Win Number 50 Tonight!

Please Welcome, The WBO #11 and WBC #8 ranked HW In The World! The Current New Zealand HW Champion, WBC Continental Americas HW Champion, WBC Asian Boxing Council HW Champion, And The Reigning And Defending WBO Asia Pacific Heavy Weight Champion!

Ch ch ch Chauncy! The Panda Bear! Welliver!...Welliver

I saw some guy with dreadlocks last night announcing the Berto card. I thought to myself...I wouldn't want that guy announcing Chauncy's fight. As the smell of that dirty hair may affect his pre fight concentration. So I decided to start training to make sure it won't happen. I figure if I work hard at it every day, and only put in half the effort Chauncy does training....I will be ready to announce his HW Title fight against a member of K2 by Novemeber/December of this year.

 

He was coming back to fight Galen Brown but now he is fighting Welliver. He has been in comeback training mode for awhile now. He hasn't been out long anyways.

But how perfect is he for China? I think the crowd will enjoy seeing Chauncy thrash him in China.

 

I thought Calloway was K2's Gatekeeper? Vitali petitioned the WBC for Briggs after he beat him...he beat nobody better than him in his comeback.

Calloway is pretty decent when the others won't pull the trigger on a bigger fight. Also, his last outing against Lawernce Tausasa was sold out, with thousands outside watching on big screens and was watched by 30 million after all the replays on free to air Chinese TV.

I can guarantee you there are plenty of HW's who would love to fight Rob Calloway in front of thousands at packed Olympic level stadiums. Michael Grant vs Demetrice King in Philly had about 100 people in the crowd. David Tua vs Demetrice King had a little over 100 for his own Backyard Brawl in New Zealand.

Welliver is selling out tune ups. Staying busy and making money is the name of the game. Plus, Welliver is a Title Collector.....WBO China Zone Baby!

 

Speaking of leftovers....Chauncy knocks out Galen Brown, Rahamn fights him next and can't KO him as fast.

David Rodriguez next fight is against Byron Polley...Chauncy just KO'd him too.

After Chauncy beat Mike Shepperd, Firtha and Boytsov did him in next.

After Chauncy knocked out Jimmy Haynes, Donnel Holmes swooped in next. And if you look at Holmes Facebook page today you will see a post from Chauncy to him...it says...hey man I thought you wanted to fight for my titles, how come we haven't heard back from you. LMAO

Calloway won his last fight....people grab guys Chauncy just knocked out that are 35-0, former Lennox Lewis conquerors, and who run around in Minto Quit T Shirts. LOL

 

Welliver beat everybody they put in front of him over the last 6 years except Odlanier Solis. 50 pounds above his best weight on 10 days notice. And he couldn't even knock the kid down. 29-1-2 with both draws being revenged.

The rankings are based on sheer activity and his obvious potential. Welliver is constantly winning and defending various regional titles all over the world. Most other HW's are either sitting on their arses or campaigning in 1 general location. Welliver travels the world like a real world ranked fighter should.

The regional titles are steps to the rankings. If more HW's were serious about trying to get in line to fight a Klitschko, there would be more guys attempting to get ranked and attempting to fight for these belts. They all sit, while Chauncy moves on like The Energizer Bunny! He just keeps going and going and going and going.