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2018) – Welterweight contenders Yordenis Ugas and Ray Robinson will clash in a 12-round IBF 147-pound title elimination bout live on SHOWTIME Saturday, February 17 from Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions.
Hard Hitting Promotions will introduce a new boxing venue called the Fillmore to Boxing Friday night. The Fillmore will bring a Legendary Blue Horizon feel and have the fans almost on top of the action in the ring. Headlining the show will be an eight-round super welterweight contest featuring “The New” Ray Robinson (22-2, 11 KO’s) against veteran former Brazilian welterweight champion Claudinei Lacerda (18-16-1,13 KO’s).
In the Land of Opportunity, Ray Robinson just wants his. Robinson has been a world ranked welterweight for several years now, but bad luck and boxing politics have kept him out of the world title mix he craves.
“I respect talent. I understand being patient, but enough is enough. Like any top level boxer, I just want my shot,” Robinson said. “One chance to prove how good I am. I’m ready and willing to fight any top welterweight.