It is not an everyday occurrence to interview and consult with one's own brother for a story, but it happened to the Chief Editor here earlier this year. I had the chance to talk to Bob Przybylo while doing background research for the "No Labels" story and trying to gather the public's perception about the start of Noah's career.

The site has been updated with a behind the scenes story on Noah's entry in Bob Burke's Oklahoma history book. Exclusive interviews with Noah and Burke were granted and conducted by NoahZuhdi.com. The story is slated to hit newstands and other outlets soon, and we'll keep you updated on that front. For now, you can take an early look at the story here.

Noah's second defense of his championship was a successful one. If you want to relive the moments leading up to the fight or read a review of the fight itself, check out the Zuhdi-Reis Fight Retrospectives page. We were pleased with and proud of the work surrounding that fight. Give it a look if you haven't already.

The WBU Lightweight Champion, Noah Zuhdi, is finally getting the opponent he wants on the date he wants. Being the champion, one can dictate the terms of the fight. Being of ring veteran status, one knows what and how to dictate. That's what Noah--in conjunction with catBOX Entertainment--is doing with the latest defense of his lightweight championship at the OKC Downtown Airpark on Friday, June 6.