Bantamweight boxer Stephen Fulton Jr. (17-0, 8 KOs) has come a long way from the World Series of Boxing to becoming World Champions.
In August, the lean and stoic “Cool Boy Steph,” a renowned amateur who’s forged a 17-0 record as a pro, with seven wins coming within the distance, is ready to pull his finger off the patient button. And he’s doing just that! Read on for more about Stephen Fulton Jr. and Caleb Plant…
CelebNSports247.com has the latest on Bantamweight boxer Stephen Fulton Jr., aka “Cool Boy Steph,” who beat Isaac Avelar (16-0, 10 KOs) by KO back in August, and now he’s ready for another one.
Following his fight against Avelar, Stephen Fulton said he is “happy, but [he] wants to step up 10 more times.” Fulton says “there are fighters who have never reached the level I have,” and he “still has more to do.” Though, he is hungry, determined and ready to carve his path in the boxing world.
According to Fulton, he has “reached new heights, but [he is] not comfortable.” In 2019, he has already fought three times and won. He has plans and states “I want to get there one more time before the end of the year.”
Steph is making it clear that bigger things are ahead for him and that 2020 is going to be his year, or as he puts it “my breakout year!”
Currently, Cool Boy Steph is training for his next fight in January 2020.
By the way, did you know:
He can throw “76 punches in 12 sec?”
Besides what is going on with Stephen Fulton Jr., The 25-year-old took to social media by giving his friend Caleb Plant a shout out.
Steph posted this on the Gram saying:
From the bottom of the bottom, we came a long way from the WSB to becoming World Champions. #ALHaymonChecks @calebplant
See, the undefeated IBF World Super Middleweight Champion Caleb “Sweethands” Plant (19-0, 11 KOs) also has big plans for 2020 that includes becoming the first-ever undisputed champion at 168-pounds.
Caleb posted some video of his fight:
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These are definitely two fighters you need to keep on your radar in 2020. Bantamweight boxer Stephen Fulton Jr. (17-0, 8 KOs) and undefeated IBF World Super Middleweight Champion Caleb “Sweethands” Plant (19-0, 11 KOs).
