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Fame game not over for scorned ex-slugger Canseco
[SIZE=-1]nwitimes.com, IN [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Nearly 2000 people jammed the Aston Ice Works Saturday night for the latest edition of Broomall promoter Damon Feldman's Celebrity Boxing. They were treated to a typically bizarre night of entertainment headlined by a controversial draw decision between baseball bad boy Jose Canseco and popular radio DJ and former child star Danny Bonaduce, who gave up nearly foot in height and 100 pounds in weight to Canseco. [...] Canseco achieved a measure of redemption for his quick knockout loss last summer to former Eagle and current NBC 10 sportscaster Vai Sikahema. Canseco's low testosterone level (from years of steroid abuse) coming into the fight against Sikahema made him passive and unprepared for the skilled onslaught of the former Eagle. Now, undergoing testosterone therapy, Canseco came into the Bonaduce fight in far better physical and mental condition and was able to control much of the fight by keeping the dwarfed Bonaduce on the outside where he could not land effective punches. Bonaduce gamely tried to get inside and score with his sweeping head shots, but was seldom able to dent the gigantic Canseco's defense. Canseco, meanwhile, landed a number of sturdy jabs and jolting right hands that puffed the DJ's right eye and broke his nose. ...[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=-1]nwitimes.com, IN [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Nearly 2000 people jammed the Aston Ice Works Saturday night for the latest edition of Broomall promoter Damon Feldman's Celebrity Boxing. They were treated to a typically bizarre night of entertainment headlined by a controversial draw decision between baseball bad boy Jose Canseco and popular radio DJ and former child star Danny Bonaduce, who gave up nearly foot in height and 100 pounds in weight to Canseco. [...] Canseco achieved a measure of redemption for his quick knockout loss last summer to former Eagle and current NBC 10 sportscaster Vai Sikahema. Canseco's low testosterone level (from years of steroid abuse) coming into the fight against Sikahema made him passive and unprepared for the skilled onslaught of the former Eagle. Now, undergoing testosterone therapy, Canseco came into the Bonaduce fight in far better physical and mental condition and was able to control much of the fight by keeping the dwarfed Bonaduce on the outside where he could not land effective punches. Bonaduce gamely tried to get inside and score with his sweeping head shots, but was seldom able to dent the gigantic Canseco's defense. Canseco, meanwhile, landed a number of sturdy jabs and jolting right hands that puffed the DJ's right eye and broke his nose. ...[/SIZE]
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