Williams vs. Rosario

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Davis vs. Todd
Antonio Todd, TKO, R6
Todd is official!!

Colbert vs. Corrales
Chris Colbert, DEC
Colbert is 1 of the flashiest prospects coming up. I like that he's taking a step up after only 13 fights, quick in boxing! Maybe the young US boxers will start to take a leaf out of the Eastern Europeans who turn pro and start instantly chasing World titles. Corrales is a genuine former World Champion who is a legit top 10/15 in the World. Interested to see how Colbert does if he isn't dominating a fight from start to finish. Corrales will make it tough

LaManna vs. Cota
Jorge Cota, DEC
I know Cota got slept bad last fight by Charlo, but I mean it was Charlo! Cota has fought the much better guys, LaManna I'm not convinced by. I think Cota takes a split decision

Kroll vs. Rivers
Paul Kroll, DEC
Kroll was a team USA amateur and there was high hopes for him when he turned pro. He ran into a bit of a roadblock early tho, that being he landed himself a Jail sentence!!! He's trying to get back on track and he should win this 1. Just think that's an interesting thing to know about Kroll

Colbert's team has been working on his power for a while now, and it's finally showing. I personally know one of his coaches. He's a rare, once in an era type of boxer. Now some may call that a very bold statement - but if you know what you watching, this might be the surest bet I've seen in a while as far as fighters go. He processes what is going on so quick, he's a switch hitter - and he's just as strong in southpaw and he is in orthodox. He can fight outside, he can fight inside and make guys miss badly, his countering ability is there. And now he starting to find his power. It's a wrap. I got him winning this by mid round TKO/KO. Corrales is tough, but if he can't get Colbert's respect early, it may be over even quicker. Look for the overhand right or the counter left hook as the finishing punch. 

* Edited at 01.14.2020, 11:02 PM ET *

Colbert vs. Corrales
Chris Colbert, TKO, R9
The former WBA Super Featherweight champ (& Super WBA Super Featherweight Champ) is a great opponent for Colbert, even though I believe he beats him rather easy. Just another day in the office. I been watching him for a few years now, and you can see the power starting to really come into play. And Corrales has been KO'd before (1x / Alberto Machado I believe) & he's hit the deck in numerous other fights. It's the right time, right opponent, for Colbert. Annnd he gets an interim belt for winning. Which sets him up to face off with WBA Super Featherweight Champ, Leo Santa Cruz later on this year. ****, sign me up for that one.

LaManna vs. Cota
Thomas LaManna, DEC
I'm really not sure why Cota is the slightest of favorites (talking boxing numbers). Sure, hes fought a few big names, but he's gotten trashed by them. His wins are against average to below average comp. Atleast LaManna's wins are against slightly better opposition.

Mielnicki Jr. vs. Wilson
Vito Mielnicki Jr., TKO, R2
PBC has alotta high hopes for this Mielnicki kid. He's STILL not even 18.. Still has 4 months to go before he can even go to the strip club! LOL