Fightnews: Big heavyweight card in Utah! Tua, Mesi, Williams, Greenberg headline By Sam DiTusa Heavyweight David “Tua Man” Tua continues his climb back into contention in the heavyweight division on August 18th at the South Town Exhibition Center in Sandy, Utah as he takes on Saul Montana (48-14, 42 KOs) in a ten round main event. The fight will be presented by Ritch Danner’s "Pinnacle Fight Night" promotions along with Bob Oleson’s CAM promotions, and will be available on PPV for $29.99. The semi main event features Joe Mesi (35-0, 28 KOs) in a ten-rounder against Sherman "Tank" Williams (33-10-2, 19 KOs), his most dangerous opponent since his reinstatement following a two-year medical layoff. A third comebacking fighter on the card is Jeremy Williams (41-5-1, 35 KOs) in an eight-rounder in the cruiserweight division against Utah’s Gary Gomez (19-8-1, 7 KOs). The undercard is shaping up well with Roman Greenberg (25-0, 12 KOs) and a host of local talent. Tickets for the event may be purchased at all Smith Tix outlets and the Convention Center box office. (More)
david tua...........because burger king demanded it joe mesi.....because my local neurosurgeon demanded it saul montana......because my starving kids demanded it Montana lost by KO to Toney and Jirov around 7 years ago. Mesi, I like the guy but he's critically injured. This card should be on free TV, if even.
i can't believe Tua, at this stage in his career, is taking on the likes of Saul Montana. that's just pathetic. and i used to be a Tua fan.
I used to be a Tua fan too. These days he doesn't even KO the bums he's been fighting so it's no use being a fan of his fat ass anymore. He doesn't even attempt to get into decent shape anymore.
So did I. I'm ashamed to say at one point I thought this fat bastard would rule the division for years. Tua is one of the biggest wastes of talent in heavyweight history, which is saying alot cause theres been many wastes of talent in the heavyweights. Fat fuck!
I would prefer seeing saul montana face cristobal arreola. a passing of the torch from the greatest mexican heavyweight ever to his successor
