France's WBC/WBA cruiserweight boxing world champion Jean-Marc Mormeck (L) and France's WBA super lightweight World Champion Souleymane Mbaye attend a news conference in Levallois, near Paris, November 7, 2007. Mormeck will fight David Haye of England in the WBC/WBA cruiserweight World boxing match and Mbaye will fight Ameth Diaz of Panama in the WBC super lightweight World semi-final boxing match on November 10, 2007 in Levallois. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE) 

France's WBA super lightweight World Champion Souleymane Mbaye (L) and Ameth Diaz of Panama poses for the media after a news conference in Levallois, near Paris, November 7, 2007. Mbaye will fight Diaz in the WBC super lightweight World semi-final boxing match on November 10, 2007 in Levallois. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE) 

France's WBA super lightweight World Champion Souleymane Mbaye (L) and Ameth Diaz of Panama pose for the media after a news conference in Levallois, near Paris, November 7, 2007. Mbaye will fight Diaz in the WBC super lightweight World semi-final boxing match on November 10, 2007 in Levallois. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE) 

Souleymane Mbaye (L) of France attacks WBA super lightweight champion Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown, Guyana, during the 12th round of their title fight at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada July 12, 2003. [Harris retained his title by unanimous decision. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002.] 

Souleymane Mbaye of France cools down after losing to WBA super lightweight champion [Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown, Guyana] at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada July 12, 2003. [Harris retained his title by unanimous decision. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002.] 

Vivian Harris (R), originally of Georgetown, Guyana, hits Souleymane
Mbaye of Levallois-Perret, France, in the 12th round of their WBA super
lightweight championship fight at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas,
Nevada, July 12, 2003. Harris won the fight in a unanimous decision.
Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA
considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the title which Harris
won October 19, 2002. REUTERS/ Ethan Miller

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Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown, Guyana, celebrates his
unanimous decision over Souleymane Mbaye of Levallois-Perret, France,
after their WBA super lightweight championship fight at the Orleans
Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, July 12, 2003. Harris won the fight in a
unanimous decision. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140
lb. champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the
title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/ Ethan Miller

EM/JV 

Souleymane Mbaye (L) of Levallois-Perret, France, tries to avoid a
punch by Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown, Guyana, in the first
round of their WBA super lightweight championship fight at the Orleans
Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, July 12, 2003. Harris won the fight in a
unanimous decision. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140
lb. champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the
title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/ Ethan Miller

EM/JV 

Vivian Harris (R), originally of Georgetown, Guyana, hits Souleymane
Mbaye of Levallois-Perret, France, in the third round of their WBA
super lightweight championship fight at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas,
Nevada, July 12, 2003. Harris won the fight in a unanimous decision.
Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA
considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the title which Harris
won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/ Ethan Miller

EM/JV 

Souleymane Mbaye (L) of France attacks WBA super lightweight champion
Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown, Guyana, during the 12th round
of their title fight at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada July 12,
2003. Harris retained his title by unanimous decision. Although Kostya
Tszyu is still the undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA considers him a
"superchampion" and re-opened the title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002.
REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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WBA super lightweight champion Vivian Harris, (L) originally of
Georgetown, Guyana and Souleymane Mbaye of France trade blows in the
11th round of their title fight at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas,
Nevada July 12, 2003. Harris retained his title by unanimous decision.
Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA
considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the title which Harris
won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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Souleymane Mbaye (L) of France covers up as he is hit with a punch from
WBA super lightweight champion Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown,
Guyana during the eighth round of their title fight at the Orleans
Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada July 12, 2003. Harris retained his title by
unanimous decision. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140
lb. champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the
title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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Souleymane Mbaye of France cools down after losing to WBA super
lightweight champion Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown, Guyana at
the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada July 12, 2003. Harris retained
his title by unanimous decision. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the
undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion"
and re-opened the title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/Steve
Marcus

SM/ME 

WBA super lightweight champion Vivian Harris, originally of Georgetown,
Guyana, celebrates his victory over Souleymane Mbaye of France at the
Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada July 12, 2003. Harris won the
12-round fight by unanimous decision. Although Kostya Tszyu is still
the undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA considers him a
"superchampion" and re-opened the title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002.
REUTERS/Steve Marcus

SM/ME 

Souleymane Mbay of Paris, France waves an American flag during an
official weigh-in at the Orleans casino in Las Vegas, Nevada July 11,
2003. Mbay (27-0) challenges WBA super lightweight champion Vivian
Harris (22-1-1), originally of Georgetown, Guyana, at the Orleans Arena
on July 12. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the undisputed 140 lb.
champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion" and re-opened the
title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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WBA super lightweight champion Vivian Harris (L) originally of
Georgetown, Guyana and Souleymane Mbay of France pose with boxing
promoter Don King during an official weigh-in at the Orleans casino in
Las Vegas, Nevada July 11, 2003. Harris defends his title against Mbay
at the Orleans Arena on July 12. Although Kostya Tszyu is still the
undisputed 140 lb. champion, the WBA considers him a "superchampion"
and re-opened the title which Harris won Oct. 19, 2002. REUTERS/Steve
Marcus

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