Tonight (October 29), undefeated fighter David Lemieux will have the biggest test of his career when he faces Hector Camacho Jr. at Montreal’s Bell Centre.
The 21-year-old Lemieux has amassed a record of 23-0 with 22 KOs since turning pro in 2007. His only distance win came in January when he won a 10 round unanimous decision over Jason Nauglar. Of his 22 knockouts, only one has gone as far as round five.
Camacho Jr. (52-3-1, 28 KOs) is a 14 year veteran, and looking to elevate his career after three years of dismal opposition following a 2007 decision loss to Don Juan Futrell. His best opponent during this time frame has been the 39-year-old former contender Luis “Yory Boy” Campas, who Camacho Jr won a split decision over after being deducted three points for fouls and excessive holding.
David Lemieux has promised to add Camacho Jr. to his list of KO victims.
“It’s not going the distance,” he told The Montreal Gazette.
The matchup will be available tonight at 10 PM ET via www.espn3.com or www.secondsouttv.com. The latter link is available only after completing a free registration form.
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