It looks like Vivian Harris has returned to his home country, Guyana, to continue his career after a number of setbacks in previous years.
The former WBA Light-Welterweight Champion has only won one of his previous five fights and is scheduled to fight against a TBA opponent on May 26th.
Harris is expected to be joined by former WBA Welterweight Champion Andrew Lewis - who was given the curious nickname of "Six Heads".
Both fighters - whose respective heydays were in America - are following a similar boxing route to former Middleweight world title challenger Howard Eastman in continuing their careers in Guyana.
However, Eastman is not scheduled to appear on the bill. He has been beset by legal problems and last year was remanded to prison after being charged with trafficking narcotics. Eastman pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The former WBA Light-Welterweight Champion has only won one of his previous five fights and is scheduled to fight against a TBA opponent on May 26th.
Harris is expected to be joined by former WBA Welterweight Champion Andrew Lewis - who was given the curious nickname of "Six Heads".
Both fighters - whose respective heydays were in America - are following a similar boxing route to former Middleweight world title challenger Howard Eastman in continuing their careers in Guyana.
However, Eastman is not scheduled to appear on the bill. He has been beset by legal problems and last year was remanded to prison after being charged with trafficking narcotics. Eastman pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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