Phil D. Jay
WBN Editor
American Seth “Mayhem” Mitchell has been speaking to World Boxing News about his vision for 2011, after a successful 2010, when the Maryland boxer fought five times, winning all five by stoppage.
6’ 2” Mitchell, has always kept busy in his three-year career, cramming twenty one fights in since turning professional in January 2008 and believes 2011 will entail more of the same as he aims to climb the heavyweight rankings in the next 12 months.
“2011 is a very big year for me and I expect big things to happen for me this year,” Mitchell told World Boxing News.
“I would like to fight 5 to 6 times this year if possible and I am very happy with the way my career has gone thus far, 21 fights in a little less than 3 years is a great achievement for me.
I believe that my team and promotional company, Golden Boy Promotions, have done a great job in getting me the right fights at the right time and hopefully, I will continue to mature and learn in the ring under the watchfull eye of my trainer Andre Hunter.”
Mitchell has fourteen knockouts in his twenty wins, with ten coming in the first two rounds and hopes that his power, along with his skills, will be enough to propel him to a heavyweight title of some sort next year.
“I believe that managment and (GBP) will put me in the right fights to hopefully fight for one of the smaller titles in 2011, as I believe that I am ready for that level of competiton.
By the end of next year, I fully expect to still be undefeated and have performed well enough to be considered a legitimate contender in 2012.”
WBN Editor
Unbeaten 28 year-old want to stay busy next year
American Seth “Mayhem” Mitchell has been speaking to World Boxing News about his vision for 2011, after a successful 2010, when the Maryland boxer fought five times, winning all five by stoppage.
6’ 2” Mitchell, has always kept busy in his three-year career, cramming twenty one fights in since turning professional in January 2008 and believes 2011 will entail more of the same as he aims to climb the heavyweight rankings in the next 12 months.
“2011 is a very big year for me and I expect big things to happen for me this year,” Mitchell told World Boxing News.
“I would like to fight 5 to 6 times this year if possible and I am very happy with the way my career has gone thus far, 21 fights in a little less than 3 years is a great achievement for me.
I believe that my team and promotional company, Golden Boy Promotions, have done a great job in getting me the right fights at the right time and hopefully, I will continue to mature and learn in the ring under the watchfull eye of my trainer Andre Hunter.”
Mitchell has fourteen knockouts in his twenty wins, with ten coming in the first two rounds and hopes that his power, along with his skills, will be enough to propel him to a heavyweight title of some sort next year.
“I believe that managment and (GBP) will put me in the right fights to hopefully fight for one of the smaller titles in 2011, as I believe that I am ready for that level of competiton.
By the end of next year, I fully expect to still be undefeated and have performed well enough to be considered a legitimate contender in 2012.”