Hot Golden Boy prospect Saul Alvarez is back in action on the undercard of the Shane Mosley vs. Sergio Mora bout. Alvarez takes on former welterweight champion Carlos Baldomir, a tough, pressuring opponent, who should provide some resistance for the young budding star and see what he’s made of. The two hosted a conference call to discuss the pending battle. Here’s the transcript…

CALIFORNIA’S KALIESHA WEST TO BATTLE ANGEL GLADNEY FOR BANTAMWEIGHT CROWN ON SEPTEMBER 18 AT STAPLES CENTER
Widely considered to be one of female boxing’s best pound for pound fighters, Moreno Valley, California’s Kaliesha West will return home to fight in Southern California on Saturday, September 18 to face South Carolina’s Angel Gladney for the vacant WBO Bantamweight World Title on the off-television portion of the “200: Celebrate and Dominate” Mosley vs. Mora undercard at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles.

It all started when David Haye walked away from putting a Klitschko fight together in favor of challenging WBA belt-holder Nikolai Valuev instead. When a second round of negotiations with the Klitschkos fell through, many commentators accused Haye of cowardice and claimed the Briton was running scared. Wladimir Klitschko himself is on the record as stating that he believes Haye won’t fight him because Haye is “afraid.” Now Haye has hit back at allegations that he is “yellow.”

-As Vitali Klitschko prepares for his WBC defense against challenger Shannon Briggs, are fans getting what they deserve and what do we have to look forward to in boxing’s flagship division?-
Things could have been so good for heavyweight boxing. In the form of the imposing, stern, chillingly impassive Klitschko brothers, the division was supplied with the perfect bad guys. ‘Dr Ironfist’ (Vitali) and ‘Dr Steelhammer’ (Wladimir) naturally fit the eastern European stereotype in terms of personality and physical specimens; they resemble Ivan Drago from Rocky. But where’s Rocky?

The latest installment of the acclaimed documentary series from SHOWTIME Sports® — FIGHT CAMP 360°: Inside The Super Six World Boxing Classic — returns to SHOWTIME® with episode 7 premiering tonight, Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

-Stacked Mosley vs. Mora Undercard Gets Better-
On a night celebrating the Bicentennial of Mexican Independence, it is only fitting that two Mexican warriors open up the star-studded September 18 pay-per-view telecast from STAPLES Center in Los Angeles, as former World Champion Daniel Ponce De Leon of Chihuahua squares off against Ciudad Juarez native Antonio Escalante in what promises to be a bona-fide Fight of the Year candidate.

-Spanish Language Commercial With Ortiz & Mora for AT&T-
It was lights, camera, action for Sergio “The Latin Snake” Mora and “Vicious” Victor Ortiz in Los Angeles recently, when both fighters shot a national AT&T commercial to promote the company’s Viva Mexico Plan and the fighters’ September 18 bouts which are part of “200: CELEBRATE AND DOMINATE” from STAPLES Center in Los Angeles, California.  The event will be produced and distributed live on HBO Pay-Per-View® beginning at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.

Two-division world champion, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero and his wife Casey have been invited to attend the highly anticipated premiere of “Únete con la Gota de la Vida“, a historic song and video assembled by the top Latin music artist’s from around the world, which include Gloria Estefan and Enrique Iglesias.  The private red carpet event is by invitation only and will take place Tuesday, September 7 at 7 PM at Club Nokia at L.A. Live! in downtown Los Angeles.

Ten-time world champions Congressman Manny Pacquiao and Antonio Margarito, of the Philippines and México, respectively, collide in the most exciting and intriguing fight of the year with the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) super welterweight championship and the No. 1 pound for pound title at stake. Pacquiao and Margarito boast a combined record of 89-9-2 (65 KOs) — a winning percentage of 89% and a victory by knockout ratio of 73%.

-Profiling the Best Fighters in the Sport’s Deepest Division, 140 lbs-
If a few years ago you had said that the junior welterweight division was the sport’s deepest, and one of the most exciting, you might have gotten laughed at. However, an entire new crop of champions and contenders has emerged, while some familiar faces continue to lurk around, looking for big fights and big opportunities to capitalize on. At ProBoxing-Fans.com, we have a huge collection of fighter profiles that can help you brush up on the biographies, career records and …

-Zab “Super” Judah’s comeback rolls on October 2, 2010 in a tune-up fight against Michael Clark, which could lead to a showdown with one of the top Junior Welterweights in the division-
“Super” Judah is set to go into the ring on October 2, 2010 hoping that lightning will strike twice as he looks to put on another outstanding performance at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, when he will face fringe junior welterweight contender Michael Clark. Zab is still gleaming with confidence after his impressive third round stoppage of …

-Prince vs. Pacman in a Featherweight Fantasy Fight-
From the day he captured the WBO Featherweight Crown in 1996 until his early 2002 retirement, Naseem Hamed effectively was the featherweight division. His brash style and bone-crunching power made him the division’s star, and when Hamed crossed over the Atlantic from his British base to begin fighting on HBO, he became the big money fight for anyone toiling away at 122 or 126 lbs. In the era when the Morales vs. Barrera rivalry was just developing and Manny …

-Lopez vs. Marquez Moving to November After Injury Postponement-
The World Boxing Organization (WBO) featherweight championship fight between undefeated titlist Juan Manuel “JuanMa” Lopez, of Caguas, Puerto Rico, and Rafael Marquez, of México City has been rescheduled for Saturday, Nov. 6, live on SHOWTIME® (9 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

-Let’s See Adamek, Haye and Povetkin In with the Klitschkos, Now-
As Tomasz Adamek battled his way through twelve rounds against the sizable veteran Michael Grant, the fate of the much maligned heavyweight division seemed to rest with the Pole. The newest ‘savior’ of the big boys passed the Grant test, but not with flying colors. Grant, who few expected to last the distance, was picked as an opponent due to his Klitschko-like physique to prepare Ademek for a future fight. The Pole dominated, winning by a large points margin, but …

-Hoping that El Terrible’s Comeback Doesn’t End Terribly-
After two and a half years in retirement, Erik Morales returned to the ring in March 2010, and now has the second fight of his comeback waiting for him on September 11th. Starting in 1997, “El Terrible” carved a path of destruction through the 122, 126 and 130 lbs. divisions. Morales was the man who dueled Marco Antonio Barrera in a trilogy that was essentially a campaign to win the hearts of Mexican fans and succeed Julio Cesar Chavez as …