Nicholas  Axeman’ Walters returns to the ring on March 8

Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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Former  World  Boxing   champion Nicholas  Axeman  Walters  makes  another  step  into  the  ring  next  month  in  the  co-main event  on  his second Probox Tv Card on March 8, in Long Beach, California.

The  39  year  old  former  WBA  World  Featherweight Champion  with  three  wins  under  his  belt  since  returning  from  a  7  year  exile  will  line up  against  the  Mexican  Luis Torres  in  a  lightweight  contest.

The  Mexican has a ring record of 20 wins ,11 via knockout  and one loss, while Walters  is  29-1-1  with 22 knockouts

In  his  first  pro-box  fight  on  March  27  last  year  Walters  produced  a  unanimous decision over former prospect Joseph Adorno  at the Probox Facility in Florida.

Walters speaking  on  Irie  Fm’s  Whats  the  Score  show  last  night   says this  lightweight  non-title  fight is the gateway  for  a shot at a world title  fight. 

The March  8  card is headlined by three-time Featherweight title challenger Joet Gonzalez, who is  26  and  4  with 15 knockouts  against  Arnold Khegai  who  has  a  record  of   22-1-1  with 14 knockouts.

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