Tavoris Cloud returns Nov 20 + Floyd appearance

Lank Entertainment is bringing professional boxing action to Daytona Beach, FL on November 20th at the Ocean Center. The event will include a special guest appearance Floyd “Money” Mayweather Jr and The Money Team. TMT welterweight Maurice Lee (12-1-2, 5 KOs) will be headlining the event in an eight round bout. Also, former IBF light heavyweight champion Tavoris Cloud (24-3, 19 KOs) returning after a six-year layoff in an eight rounder, TMT super bantam prospect Javon Campbell (2-1, 1 KO), and several talented Florida boxers are set to lace up the gloves.

Tickets are available now at Oceancenter.com starting at $40. Meet & Greet the champ after the event in Ocean Center Ballroom. Get your tickets now at LankTheKing.com. Former Fightnews.com writer Christian Schmidt will be the ring announcer.

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  • Cloud had decent power as a light heavyweight. However, he also basic boxing skills with a good one-two combo that often times left him open for counters. Stevenson battered Cloud in their matchup years ago as a reminder fighting a southpaw takes more than just basic skills and coming forward.

    • I must also add that I give Cloud respect since he was a two-time world champion and improved his life on that accomplishment.

      • Tavoris Cloud was not a two time IBF Light heavyweight Champion. He only one the world title once. The article made a mistake. Look up his record.

        • Sorry, I actually thought Cloud did win two titles during his prime. I assumed the article was accurate. My mistake.

  • Why does Javon Campbell get a prospect mention at (2-1, 1 KO)? Im guessing the “several talented Florida boxers” are cab drivers that do crossfit?

  • I hope he doesn’t have in mind a rematch with Beterbiev. He retired after 3 losses in a row, where he was dismantled in each one of them, being the worst the one against Beterbiev.
    If money urgency is the reason, he better stay away of top guys. Good luck Tavoris

  • Cloud was a beast back in the day, but fell off quickly. There’s an adage in boxing that says fighters fight better once they become champions. In Clouds case it was the opposite; he became increasingly less impressive with each outing after winning the title. I wish him luck, but I don’t see him doing big things in his comeback

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