VERSUS, the best growing sports cable network in New York City had planned to give golden action packed programs on 2^nd December, tuesday night beginning at 8 p.m. ET, with a live boxing event and the premiere of the new original series Sports Jobs with Junior Seau at 10 p.m. ET.

VERSUS is ready to kick off the night with the "Broad Street Brawl" featuring a light heavyweight boxing between former two-division winner Bernard Hopkins (49-5-1, 32 KOs) and Enrique Ornelas (29-5, 19 KOs), live from the Liacouras Center at Temple University in Philadelphia.

Also VERSUS will air the extremely anticipated cruiserweight world title fight between eight-time world champion Roy Jones Jr. and IBO cruiserweight champion Danny Green from the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia.

Instantaneously the subsequent live fight action VERSUS will debut its new original series, Sports Jobs with Junior Seau, with the two back-to-back episodes. The new weekly half-an-hour series features NFL legend and All-Pro linebacker for the New England Patriots as he tries out the sometimes thankless, but enormously significant, jobs across the entire sports world.

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Although a new section is set to start on this gym's history, since they are set to move to new premises on French Street.

The club founder and Scott's father Peter Harrison, from Cambuslang, had gave the explanations how the club got started all those years ago.

But “Obviously to run a club though you need a lot more people In it, so we got a lot of other members to join us. The trainer trains others on alternative days like Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Also he said that, “We have all different levels to the club, for everyone who thinks to keep their body fit.

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The New junior welterweight contender Victor Ortiz (24-2-1 with 19 KOs)has been with party. Acquired as star of the future, with a large crowd at the Staples Center for which he was the main event, everything was aligned for Ortiz to take an interim title belt and begin his championship campaign at 140 pounds with flair. The problem Saturday night was that someone forgot to tell Marcos Maidana (26-1 with 25 KOs). These two warriors gave as good as they got until one man, Ortiz have had enough. It was a shocking turn of events as the momentum swung back and forth all night until finally it could swing no more for the young fighter out of Oxnard, CA. While promotions didnt get what they had hoped for, boxing got itself another rising star with power in both Boxing hands with Boxing gloves and a will of iron. What a fight.

It was fitting that Ortiz entered the ring to the tune of Thriller as that was exactly what the crowd got.

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