Fast tracking super welterweight ‘King’ Callum Walsh will make his New York debut in The Theater at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, November 9, broadcast globally on UFC Fightpass. The 22-year-old Walsh, (8-0, 7 KOs), will make the second defense of his WBC US Silver title against Ismael Villarreal (13-1, 9 KOs).
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Just saw Villareal fight last week. His opponent didn’t do anything besides look for somewhere to sit down a few times, but Villareal did give Ardeal Holmes a pretty good fight – so that’s a pretty good opponent for a young fighter, in my opinion.
Yes, John David Martinez. It looked like he didn’t want to be there after the first punch. He had 19-2 record going in and actually called for this fight. It actually looked very strange.
Yeah. The knockdowns in that fight didn’t look like JDM was concussed at any point or even wobbly. He went down looking like he was like in physical pain or something.
Makes you wonder. It almost didn’t look like he was really hurt or something else is going on in his life. Hope he figures it out.
Like to see a Callum Walsh versus Nakita Tszyu fight somewhere down the track.