"UNDEFEATED" Update

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MINNEAPOLIS (July 28, 2008) - The Seconds Out promotions has just announced that Robert Kliewer (9-4-2) has been named as the opponent to face "Golden" Caleb Truax (7-0) at "Undefeated" on August 29th. "Undefeated" will take place at Grand Casino, in Hinckley, MN.

"Its going to be a great event, Phil Williams is a real exiting fighter to watch, but the fight of the night will Be Caleb Truax and I, it's going to steal the show. I am definitely coming to win this fight, I am prepared to go to war with Truax." - Said Kliewer

Doors will open at 6:30pm and the first bout will begin at 7:30pm. Tickets for "Undefeated" are priced at $55, $35, $20. Tickets available at 651-989-5151, www.ticketmaster.com or Grand Casino Box offices. All fights and fighters are subject to change.

Friday, July 18

Minneapolis's light heavyweight prospect Phil "The Drill" Williams (8-0,8 ko) flew to Winter Haven, FL this morning in preparation for his upcoming fight with Marcus Oliveria (13-0) on August 29 at Grand Casino in Hinckley, MN. Williams, will be in the training camp of also undefeated Andre "The Matrix" Dirrel (15-0).

Truax stays "GOLDEN"

Seconds Out fighter Caleb Truax will be fighting down at the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino, Lemoore, California on
Thursday June 26, 2008. His opponent will be Thomas Rittenbaugh (3-1-2) 6rds at 168lbs.

Chavez Jr slips by The Predator

(Photo Credit Rafael Soto, Top Rank/Zanfer, taken from Fightnews.com)

Saturday, July 12 2008:

Seconds Out's fighter, Matt "The Predator Vanda (36-7, 21 KOs) gave Julio César Chavez Jr (37-0-1, 29 KOs) all he could handle on Saturday night in Hermosillo, Mexico. Vanda's toe-to-toe style seemed to be way to much for Chavez in the late rounds. Chavez, who squeaked out the close and controversial split decision, looked totally gassed in the final three rounds of the fight and was brought to the hospital for evaluation after the contest ended. Chavez, received the split decision victory with scores of 97-93 Chavez, 96-95 Vanda, and a "laughable" 100-90 for Chavez.

The ringside fans threw glasses of beer and ice into the ring in annoyance over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.'s contentious decision. Even the Legendary Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. was booed by the crowd as he left the ring.

"We had to be escorted out of the arena and back to our hotel by the military because of all of the rioting that was going on after the fight." - Said Ron Lyke, Trainer.