Junior Witter will make his return to the ring on Saturday after losing his WBC Light-welterweight title in a shock defeat to Timothy Bradley back in May. His opponent is yet to be named.
For the 34 year old Witter, Saturday is an opportunity to get his career back on track. Prior to his surprise points defeat to Bradley, the Birmingham fighter had his eyes firmly set on a domestic super-fight with Ricky Hatton. A fight that was optimistic to say the least but did have some potential.
I personally believe that Witter wouldn’t stand a chance against the Hitman and the fight would have been a complete waste of time, and more importantly a waste of pay-per-view cash.
However, I am a fan of Junior Witter and will be firmly in his corner come Saturday night.
British Heavyweight champion Danny Williams will headline the bill at York Hall where he will face Poland’s Albert Sosnowski.
Log back onto RINGSIDE next week for a review of each fight.
For the 34 year old Witter, Saturday is an opportunity to get his career back on track. Prior to his surprise points defeat to Bradley, the Birmingham fighter had his eyes firmly set on a domestic super-fight with Ricky Hatton. A fight that was optimistic to say the least but did have some potential.
I personally believe that Witter wouldn’t stand a chance against the Hitman and the fight would have been a complete waste of time, and more importantly a waste of pay-per-view cash.
However, I am a fan of Junior Witter and will be firmly in his corner come Saturday night.
British Heavyweight champion Danny Williams will headline the bill at York Hall where he will face Poland’s Albert Sosnowski.
Log back onto RINGSIDE next week for a review of each fight.
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