Sam Peter Withdraws From Superfighter
By Uncategorized October 19th, 2006Samuel “The Nigerian Nightmare� Peter has bigger fish to fry
Dino Duva, the promoter for Samuel “Nigerian Nightmare� Peter, has said that contrary to published reports, Peter has no intention of participating in the ballyhooed Superfighter Heavyweight Boxing Tournament scheduled for December 1 in Melbourne, Australia.
“We have read recent media reports that the Superfighter Tournament representatives have announced Samuel Peter’s participation in December. We regret that the Superfighter representatives have erroneously mentioned Samuel’s participation. It is not happening,� Duva said. “We like the Superfighter organizers and think it’s an interesting concept, but Samuel is just not available to participate in December. Perhaps at a later date if the timing works.�
Team Peter had looked at the Superfighter concept when it was first floated and have decided that the Nigerian Nightmare may have his hands full with James “Lights Out” Toney in their upcoming rematch and that the Heavyweight Tourney can only distract Peter from his immediate mission. “Our only concern,â€? said Duva, “ is for Samuel to knock out James Toney in their rematch and become the WBC mandatory heavyweight challenger.â€?
Peter’s manager Ivaylo Gotzev agrees. “The minute the WBC announced the rematch with James Toney, we’ve been excited and working toward making that fight as soon as possible,â€? he said. “The Superfighter Tournament is something that might be an interesting idea down the line, but they’re going to have to look for another fighter because Sam Peter is not available.”
October 19th, 2006 at 7:50 am
This tourney has 8 alternat’s such as kali meehan. They do need a representative from down under. He was robbed with Brewster though got creamed by Rachman. Tye Fields could be a real darkhorse in this tourney. I doubt if Peter’s people are happy about a rematch after the boxing lesson he got in the first fight. Toney will come in better shape and be able to use his right hand this time.
October 19th, 2006 at 12:41 pm
All of these bums should go play footbal or something. None of them can beat Klitchko, so why bother making fools of themselves!
October 19th, 2006 at 5:27 pm
Hey, if Sam Peter wants to pull out, it’s all good. At least now he can concentrate on getting a rematch with James Toney.
October 20th, 2006 at 10:42 am
I’d be very surprised if James Toney gets in the ring with Sam Peter again. At 38 James should think about retiring. When interviewed after the fight James Toney appears to have taken to many shots. James won’t beat Sam Peter. James didn’t beat him the first time.
October 20th, 2006 at 7:24 pm
Bell can beat Klitchko,anyday! Come on Klitchko would never fight Bell. Bell is to dangerous!
October 26th, 2006 at 2:36 pm
James Toney can beat Sam Peter. He was screwed out of the fight. Toney was overweight. Toney can beat Peter. Period.