Chevelle "First of Steel" Hallback and Terri "The Road Warrior" Blair will rematch March 2 at the Convention Center in Tampa, Florida, in a scheduled eight round main event. This is a great moment for women’s boxing, as it will be the first time a female bout has been the main event in Florida.
“I’m looking forward to fighting at home for the first time in my career,” Chevelle said. “Terri and I had a great battle in 2007. She’s fought the best, has never been stopped and I’m training hard to make this an exciting fight for all the fans. I appreciate Terri for stepping up for this fight.”
Chevelle’s advisor, Bill Calogero sees the Blair rematch as an opportunity to campaign for a revenge match with Myriam Lamare. "What a main event!" he said of the Blair fight. "Hallback is the most feared female fighter out there. Terri Blair has fought all the top women fighters during her career...TWICE. Now its time for Chevy to see if she can be the first to stop the Road Warrior when she fights her for the second time." "We hope to get past Blair on March 2," he continued, "and right the wrong that was done to us in France against the French Chicken, Myriam Lamare. EVERYONE who was there watched Chevy destroy Lamare, only to get robbed by a group of incompetent judges. We want a rematch and feel that a loud and clear message would be a tough fight, and hopefully a win against Terry Blair. The French people are great and I know they are proud of their boxers, but how can anyone be proud of "le poulet Francais" Myriam Lamare."
Terri Blair is a tough opponent; Chevelle Hallback is a feared and difficult match. A rematch between these two warriors is an example of what good things can happen when fighters step up and take on competitive challenges. The sport earns recognition and the fans get the benefit of great action.
For tickets and information visit www.BillyCBoxing.com and clock om the fight poster. Chevelle Hallback vs Terri Blair will be broadcast LIVE on LDLTV & UStream for FREE. Billy C from the Talkin Boxing With Billy C TV & Radio program will be calling the action live from ringside.
