"Fast" Eddie Chambers Interview #2 After Defeating Dimitrenko 7-4-09

"Fast" Eddie Chambers is the soft-spoken, articulate, unassuming giant killer who has quietly but relentlessly positioned himself as the heir apparent for the Heavyweight Championship of the World. Chambers, at a relatively diminutive 6'1' 205 lbs, has outclassed and out hustled 35 opponents on his way to becoming the mandatory challenger for
Wladimir Klitchko's heavyweight championship belt. His spectacular Independence Day 2009 demolition of previously undefeated and heavily favored Alexander Dimitrenko was a clarion
call to the sports world that the previously paunchy pugilist from Pittsburgh is poised to punch his way to prominence at the pinnacle of sports.

Chambers is the truest of throwbacks to an earlier era of gentlemanly sportsmen; equal parts suave, debonair, and calculating in the mastery of his chosen sport. To him, a smile or a grin is as much a part of his armamentarium as is a stiff left jab or a picture perfect left hook, the likes of which he landed in the 10th round against Dimitrenko which sent his opponents mouthpiece flying into the fourth row will no doubt go down as the 2009 "Punch
of the Year."

Committed to being a true WORLD Heavyweight Champion, emphasis on "World," Chambers has
already made the commitment to study several foreign languages so as to enable himself to
communicate with fans around the world, as well as with the disenfranchised around the world
whom he hopes to help by focusing the public's attention on their causes.

America stands poised for the return of the most coveted title in all of sports, the Heavyweight Championship of the World, to its rightful place on America's shores.

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