Benavidez vs Roamer Angulo & Wallin vs Kauffman Aug.15th Showtime PBC

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Otto Wallin’s lengthy wait to fight for the first time since he tested Tyson Fury should finally end August 15.

BoxingScene.com has learned that Wallin and Travis Kauffman have agreed to meet in a 10-round heavyweight fight that night. Showtime is expected to televise Wallin-Kauffman as part of a three-bout broadcast from Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, but it will not be the main event.


David Benavidez 22-0 vs Roamer Angulo 26-1

Wallin 20-1 (13ko) vs Kauffman 32-3
 
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It will be good to get another look at Wallin & Kaufmann should be able to extend him several rounds if he's got anything left the ten round beat down that he took at the hands of Ortiz a couple of years back.
 
Rolando Romero will attempt his first step toward becoming a lightweight champion August 15.

Showtime announced Wednesday morning that the promising prospect will battle Jackson Marinez on August 15 as part of the network’s tripleheader from Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. The 12-round Romero-Marinez match will be broadcast along with a 12-round main event between WBC super middleweight champ David Benavidez and Alexis Angulo, as well as a 10-round heavyweight fight that’ll pit Otto Wallin against Travis Kauffman.
 
Roamer is a loose cannon, Benavidez should be careful but he should end up putting on a hurting.
 
Interested to see Wallin again, in order to work out if he's legit or if Fury just underestimated him and nearly paid the price.
 
Mykal Fox isn’t the only member of his fighting family who is on standby.

BoxingScene.com has been informed that Alantez Fox, Mykal’s older brother, is a potential replacement preparing to fill in for Showtime’s main event August 15 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. Alantez Fox could face either WBC super middleweight champion David Benavidez or Alexis Angulo if either fighter tests positive for COVID-19 or withdraws from their 12-round, 168-pound title fight for another reason.

Alantez Fox is not ranked in the WBC’s top 15 at super middleweight. If he were to oppose Phoenix’s Benavidez (22-0, 19 KOs), it probably would be a non-title fight.

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Damn. Benavidez, Wallin, and Rolly! This is probably the most exciting boxing card since the lockdown. Never heard of Angulo, thought it was gonna be Alfredo Angulo at first glance lol. I’m super interested in this
 
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