Zab Judah training inside of City Athletic Boxing in Las Vegas prior to his Sep. 10 return in New York (Photo: Chris Robinson)

By Chris Robinson

On Sep. 10, two-division world champion Zab Judah is set to return to the ring against Columbia’s Hevinson Herrera, who he faces in Westbury, New York.

Judah (42-9, 29 KO’s), a Brooklyn native, has been living in Las Vegas for several years now and once again he has regained his focus towards training.

City Athletic Boxing in Las Vegas played host to Judah’s training camp ahead of the Herrera matchup, as he frequented the state-of-the-art facility late at nights typically.

Hustle Boss was with Judah on Friday night, as he put in some of the finishing touches on what was a very spirited training camp.

Sparring with Poland’s Michal Chudecki and undefeated lightweight prospect Jesus “Chuy” Gutierrez, who is a part of Judah’s team, Zab was both engaged and active as the sessions unwinded.

Judah gave us his thoughts on working out of City Athletic Boxing.

“It’s beautiful,” said Judah. “I call it a one-stop shop. They’ve got everything you need in one stop, as far as gym equipment, a boxing facility, the conditioning part, an Olympic-style pool,

It’s hard to think of a fighter who has bounced back into relevance as much as Judah has and it shouldn’t be a surprise to see him already setting his eyes on the biggest names at 140 pounds.

“We’re looking at one, two, and three,” Judah explained. “I don’t know who that is, who that’s going to be. No disrespect to nobody, but that’s just who I’m looking for. Number one, number two, and number three.”

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Chris Robinson can be reached at CRobinson@hustleboss.com