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07/24/2007 Archived Entry: "2-Time Wld. Champ 'Ghost' Guerrero Offers New Inside Look to Fans!"
2-Time Wld. Champ 'Ghost' Guerrero Offers New Inside Look to Fans!
Press Release
Bay Area CA, July 24, 2007 - Two-Time IBF world champion, Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero joins #1 NBA draft pick Greg Oden, NFL wide receiver Mark Clayton and a growing list of professional athletes that have partnered with the popular new sports blog site, Yardbarker.com. Yardbarker is a new kind of sports site where fans get to interact with professional athletes on a one on one basis.
"The Ghost" plans on updating his blog, with video and comments every week leading up to his highly anticipated showdown with #1 contender Rocky Juarez. The fight is set to take place, September 15th as the co-feature to Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Jorge Barrios on the card labeled "Fireworks," promoted by Goldenboy Promotions.
Guerrero, a southpaw, is 20-2-1 with 13KOs. At the young age of 24, the Ghost is the current two-time IBF featherweight world Champion. He is widely regarded as one of the best young fighters in the world today.
"We couldn't be more excited to have a boxer of Guerrero's caliber utilizing Yardbarker to interact with his fans and give them an inside look of what goes into the training for a championship fight," Yardbaker Co-Founder Jack Kloster said. "The direct interaction and access that fans will experience through his blog and video posts is unprecedented for a championship fighter preparing for a premier bout."
Log on to YardBarker.com and get to know "The Ghost" Guerrero on a more personal level while getting an inside look into the life of a world champion.
About Yardbaker Inc.
Yardbarker is a sports web site that allows fans, not editors, to post, rate and discuss the best sports content available daily on the web. Yardbarker's sports bloggers are blazing the trail for a new kind of sports journalism: witty, interactive, multimedia, refreshingly biased, and generally able to talk about sports in the language that sports fans find most engaging.
