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07/28/2008 Archived Entry: "White Prepares With Former Champion Zab Judah For Aug. 2 'Steel Yard Brawl'"
White Prepares With Former Champion Zab Judah For Aug. 2 'Steel Yard Brawl'
Press Release
Jermaine White (l) in training camp with Former World Champion Zab Judah (r) both getting prepared for their August 2nd fights as Judah faces Josh Clottley for the IBF Welterweight Title and White returns home for the "Steel Yard Brawl."
GARY, Ind., July 28 -- On Saturday August 2nd, Jermaine "Too Sweet" White, 16-3 (8 KOs), will be making his return at the USS Steelyard during the Steelyard Brawl against Reggie Nash, 9-19 (2 KOs). Both men will collide in a welterweight Co-Main Event. During the past six months, Jermaine White has sparred with light welterweight contender Almazbek "Kid Diamond" Raiymkulov, super featherweight champion Edwin Valero, and has been embedded in an intense training camp with former undisputed welterweight champion Zab Judah for the past two months.
Said Jermaine about his preparation for August 2nd, "I feel training with Zab Judah has been a tremendous experience. He and I sparred for at least 150 rounds over the past couple of months. We sparred very hard pushing each other to the limit. We both know how important our upcoming fights are for our careers. August 2nd will be a big day for both of us as I battle Reggie Nash in Gary, Indiana and Zab battles Joshua Clottey for the welterweight title in Las Vegas. I am counting down the days till step I step inside the ring. I can't wait to fight Reggie Nash. On Saturday August 2nd, fans are going to see a more well rounded Jermaine White. I am going to show everyone the losses I have had in my career were a fluke. I promise that this Saturday I am going to knockout Reggie Nash before a great crowd at the USS Steelyard during One In A Million's fifth anniversary show."
The 26- year old Gary native will need to bring his best against dangerous veteran Reggie Nash. Nash has fought some upper echelon competition throughout the course of his career having defeated highly touted prospect Angel Hernandez on ESPN 2 and welterweight contender Ivan Robinson. Reggie Nash would love nothing more than to spoil Jermaine White's homecoming on August 2nd. Both White and Nash are sure to produce a substantial amount of fireworks before a raucous crowd at the USS Steelyard.
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