Todos los posts FNU47

Unbeaten Brooklyn Fan Favorite Heather Hardy Returns to Take on Former Title Challenger Helen Joseph in Undercard Action Saturday, Marzo 4 de Barclays Center en Brooklyn

Welterweight World Title Unification Between
Keith Thurman & Danny Garcia Headlines
SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING en CBS
Presentado por Premier campeones de boxeo
BROOKLYN (Febrero 7, 2017) – Unbeaten brawler and Brooklyn-area favorite Brezo “El Heat” Resistente (18-0, 4 KOs) will return to the ring to battle former title challenger Helen Joseph (9-3-1, 8 KOs) in a super bantamweight contest that highlights undercard action on Sábado, Marzo 4 del Barclays Center, la casa de BROOKLYN BOXEO ™.
The March 4 event is headlined by the highly anticipated welterweight world title unification showdown between Keith Thurman y Danny García que los titulares SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING en CBS, presentado por Liga de Campeones de Boxeo, with prime time televised coverage beginning at 9 p.m. Y/6 p.m. PT.
Las entradas para el evento en vivo, que es promovido por DiBella Entertainment, tienen un precio de $1,000, $750, $500, $400, $300, $150, $100, y $50 (sin incluir cargos aplicables) y están a la venta. Las entradas pueden adquirirse en línea visitandowww.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com o llamando al 1-800-745-3000. Los boletos también están disponibles en la taquilla del American Express en el Barclays Center. Descuentos para grupos están disponibles llamando al 844-BKLYN-GP.
A popular Brooklyn fighter who competed in Barclays Center’s first-ever professional female boxing match, Hardy has become a staple at the arena ever since. En Marzo 4, she will enter the ring at Barclays Center for the eighth time, and seventh time in her last eight fights. In Hardy’s most recent bout last Agosto 21, at Ford Amphitheater in Coney Island, Hardy won a decision over previously unbeaten rival Shelly Vincent to capture the WBC International featherweight title. The entertaining slugfest was shown tape delayed on NBCSN and helped Heather increase her national profile.
By fight night, Hardy will have been out of the ring for six-and-a-half months, her longest stretch of inactivity, which was due to the new insurance regulations put in place by the New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC), in effect since September. All boxing action in the State came to a halt until last month’s Barclays Center event. Dependent on her boxing income to support her family, Hardy sought out other ways to make ends meet. En enero 14, Hardy had planned to make her MMA debut for Invicta in Kansas City, MO, however her opponent suffered an injury in training and the event was cancelled. Returning her full focus to boxing, Hardy is determined to conquer another tough challenge on the way to her first world title opportunity.
I’m grateful and excited to be back in the ring at Barclays Center next month,” , dijo Hardy. “It will be my first fight since August. I’ve had to hustle extra hard these past few months since the insurance issue shut down the New York boxing scene for the last quarter of 2016. I even decided to take an MM fight in January to help supplement my income and pay some bills. Sin embargo, my opponent dropped out the day before I was flying to Kansas City for the event. It’s been one disappointment after the next, so I am truly happy to be back at home where I belong, haciendo lo que amo.”
Born in Nigeria but fighting out of Ghana, Joseph will fight in the U.S. for the second time as a pro after dropping a decision in Texas against Jennifer Han in her most recent world title opportunity. The 27-year-old had previously challenged Dahiana Santana in the Dominican Republic for a world title in 2012 and had a successful run of victories after turning pro in 2004 that lasted until 2009, when she suffered her first defeat. She most recently scored a second round stoppage of Namely Emilia in November of last year.
Para obtener más información, visite www.SHO.com/Sports seguirnos en TwitterSHOSports, KeithFThurmanJr, DannySwift, LouDiBella, BarclaysCenter YSwanson_Comm o Hazte fan en Facebook en www.Facebook.com/SHOSports,www.Facebook.com/DiBellaEntertainment, www.Facebook.com/barclayscenter. PBC es patrocinado por Corona, La Cerveza Mas Fina.

Tyrone Brunson faces Brandon Quarles in main event on Saturday, Marzo 11 at the SugarHouse Casino

Plus David Gonzales, Daquan Johnson & Tyrone Crawley, Jr. en accion
Entradas a la venta ahora!
PARA PUBLICACION INMEDIATA

Filadelfia, Pensilvania. (Febrero 7, 2017) – Middleweight’s Tyrone Brunson y Brandon Quarles will square off in the eight-round main event on Sábado, 11 de marzo as King’s Promotions will stage it’s first show at the SugarHouse Casino en Filadelfia.
Brunson of Philadelphia has a record of 23-6-2, con 22 nocauts.
La 32 year-old Brunson turned professional in 2005, and started his career with 19 consecutive 1st round knockouts. Included in that streak was a stoppage over James Morrow (8-1-2). In his last bout Brunson and Ismael Garcia fought to a 10-round draw on October 14, 2016 en Filadelfia.
Quarles of Alexandria, Virginia tiene un registro de 18-3-1 con 9 nocauts.
La 30 year-old Quarles is a 7 veterano años, y ha ganado 5 peleas consecutivas, with the latest being 6-round unanimous decision over Marcos Primera on June 25, 2016 in Greensboro, Carolina del Norte.
En combates seis asaltos:
David Gonzales (8-1-2, 2 Nocáuts) de Filadelfia, PA adquiere Juan Rodriguez (6-6-1, 5 Nocáuts) de Haymarket, Will. en una pelea de peso welter junior.
Carlos Rosario (6-1, 3 Nocáuts) de Pennsauken, NJ will take on an opponent to be named in a lightweight bout.
Tyrone Crawley, Jr. (6-0) de las batallas de Filadelfia Víctor Vásquez (6-2, 2 Nocáuts) de Yonkers, NY en un combate ligero.
En un combate de cuatro asaltos:
Daquan Johnson (2-0, 2 Nocáuts) de Cherry Hill, NJ will take on an opponent to be named in a 4-round super Welterweight bout
Próximamente se anunciarán más combates emocionantes.
Las entradas están a la venta para $100, $75, $50, y se pueden adquirir en SugarHouseBoxing.eventbrite.con

For More information and credentials, Please contact: Marc Abrams en phillyboxing@gmail.com o 856 287 7611

BELLATOR ANNOUNCES IT RETURN TO PALA ALPITOUR IN TORINO, ITALY FOR MORE MMA & KICKBOXING ACTION ON APRIL 8, 2017

THE INTERNATIONAL BELLA – TOUR CONTINUES

Coker and Di Blasi

 

Arriba: Scott Coker, y Carlo Di Blasi

TORINO (Febrero. 7, 2017) – Bellator President Scott Coker today announced that his fast-rising promotion will be revisiting Torino, Italy for Bellator 176, which will be immediatelyfollowed by Bellator Kickboxing 5 at the Pala Alpitour on Sábado, Abril 8.

Less than one year ago, Bellator hosted it’s first-ever international event at the Pala Alpitour in front of a sold-out crowd of over 15,000 ventiladores. Since that show, the company has rapidly and successfully expanded across the globe under the direction of Coker, visiting London, Dublín, Budapest, Israel, Florence and has an event booked in Belfast later this month.

The highly-anticipated return to Torino will feature MMA action starting con Carrington “Jetsetter” Banks (6-0) vs. Mihail Nica (5-0) in welterweight action as well as Djamal Chan (12-3) vs. Mircea Valeriu (13-4) “The True Viking” está montando una racha de siete victorias consecutivas en la batalla contra el producto SBG Manchester. Additional bouts, including a main event will be announced shortly.

In kickboxing action, Bellator’s female flyweight World Champion Denise Kielholtz (46-3) defends her strap for the first time against ISKA and WKU World Champion Martine Michieletto (34-12-5) in the main event while Giorgio Petrosyan (83-2-2, 1NC) adquiere Amansio Paraschiv (23-5-1)

Bellator 176 y Bellator Kickboxing 5 will be aired on SPIKE in America and further broadcast details will be announced shortly.

Tickets for the event are available now at www.oktagon.it and include access to an Oktagon Kickboxing event in addition to the Bellator 176 y Bellator Kickboxing 5 eventos.

“We are thrilled to be returning to the amazing city of Torino and once again working with my friend Carlo Di Blasi and his team,"Dijo Coker. “Carlo is a great partner, and we look forward to replicating the success we had in this sold-out arena last year.”

Oktagon is fortunate to be based in Italy, which is home to the most loyal and passionate sports fans in the world,” said Oktagon President Di Blasi. “The past two co-promotions with Scott and Bellator have been incredibly successful, and I know that this show will be no different.”

Acerca de Bellator MMA:

Bellator MMA es una organización mixta líder Artes Marciales con muchos de los mejores boxeadores del mundo. Bajo la dirección del veterano promotor de lucha, Scott Coker, Bellator está disponible para casi 500 millones de hogares en todo el mundo en más de 140 países. En los Estados Unidos, Bellator se puede ver en Spike, el líder de la televisión MMA. Bellator MMA está formado por un equipo ejecutivo que incluye a profesionales de la industria superior en producción de televisión, orquestación de eventos en vivo, desarrollo luchador / relaciones, obtención de locaciones, creación / desarrollo de patrocinios, licencias internacionales, mercadeo, publicidad, publicidad y comisión de relaciones. Bellator tiene su sede en Santa Mónica, California y propiedad del gigante del entretenimiento Viacom, el hogar de marcas de primera clase de entretenimiento del mundo que se conectan con el público a través de un contenido atractivo a través de la televisión, película, plataformas en línea y móviles.

Acerca de Spike:

Espiga está disponible en las 98.7 millón de hogares y es una división de Viacom Media Networks. Una unidad de Viacom (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB), Viacom Media Networks es uno de los creadores más importantes del mundo de programación y contenido en todas las plataformas de medios de comunicación. Dirección de Internet de Spike es www.spike.com y up-to-the-minute y la información de prensa de archivo y fotografías, visite el sitio de prensa de Spike en http://www.spike.com/press. Siga con nosotros en Twitter spiketvpr para lo último en romper noticias, detrás de las escenas de información y fotos.

sobre Oktagon:

Oktagon has been a mainstay in combat sports for over 20 años, after officially being founded by Carlo Di Blasi in 1996. En su inicio el programa se dedicó a la lucha libre, el nombre que se le dio inicialmente a MMA (Artes Marciales Mixtas). Otras disciplinas como Kickboxing, Muay Thai and Savate were gradually added. From the early 2000’s onwards. During the last years Oktagon has reached a huge popularity, tanto en Italia como en el extranjero, creating many superstars in the process. Under the watchful eye of Di Blasi, la promoción ha puesto en algunos duelos memorables a lo largo de los años con los mejores peleadores incluyendo Bellator welter Paul Daley, así como los hermanos Petrosyan (Giorgio y Armen), Robin Van Roosmalen, Valentijn Overeem, Rico Verhoeven y Artem Levin.

MIKE HANSEN NO STRANGER TO TALL CHALLENGERS

 

Por: Kalle Oakes

PARA PUBLICACION INMEDIATA: Lewiston, Maine (Febrero 7, 2017) – On paper, it’s a mismatch. OKAY, while we’re being brutally honest, maybe it’s even a little crazy.

Mike “The Mustache” Hansen of Rumford stands a typical 5-foot-10. He has spent most of his competitive and everyday life since his junior year at Mountain Valley High School at a window between 200 y 215 libra.

When he hits the double-digit threshold of fights as a professional mixed martial artist on Sábado, Febrero 11, Hansen (5-4) will take on a relative giant making his pro debut.

Ras Hylton stands 6-foot-6, probably even in bare feet. He entered the cage for the last of his three amateur fights, a second-round stoppage of Kevin Smith, en 248 libra.

Hansen, 31, says “NEF 27: Resurgence” at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee in Lewiston is simply another day at the office for a fighter who’s a light heavyweight in body but a heavyweight in spirit.

“People don’t realize my background in high school. My sophomore year I weighed 185 libra. I never went below that,”Dijo Hansen. “When I turned 17, I went above 200 pounds and stayed there. After that I wrestled exclusively at 275. Guys that are 6-4 or taller, guys who weigh 270, I’ve been playing with them for about 16 years.”

Grit, determination and technique have served Hansen beautifully since his days at that level, when he was a state champion.

In addition to a stint in the U.S. Ejército, Hansen spent the early years of his adult life dabbling in what was the relatively new discipline of MMA.

Not only were the opponents bigger than Hansen, they were chosen essentially at random. He rarely ventured into the cage with the benefit of a scouting report.

“There would be a place set up in a bar, it would be $25 en la puerta, and you wouldn’t know who you were going to fight until you got there. But I needed the experience,”Dijo Hansen. “I had a lot of unsanctioned fights, and that makes for a lot of unsanctioned experience. Now I know the rules and mechanisms are set up to give me the best chance not to get injured. I feel like I’ve already experienced the worst that can happen to me.”

Hansen’s propensity for fighting anyone, en cualquier momento, anywhere has followed him to the more structured environment of NEF.

He was still admittedly getting back into fighting shape when he accepted the challenge against veteran super heavyweight Artie Mullen (265 libra) en febrero. 7, 2015. Hansen took the battle to the canvas quickly and outdueled Mullen in 57 segundo.

Brendan Battles checked in at nearly 260 pounds when he dealt Hansen a first-round TKO. Even at his more natural 205-pound limit, Hansen hasn’t shied away from the best or the biggest. He owns victories over past NEF fighter of the year Crowsneck Boutin and the 6-foot-3 Matt Andrikut.

Hansen said that the ingredients to that success are no secret: Stay aggressive, push the issue early and stick to the game plan. Ganar o perder, he has never sat on the stool in the corner during a pro fight. Each has ended in the first round.

“I’m a first-round fighter. If this one gets to the second round, it’s because I changed my game plan for some reason,”Dijo Hansen. “If you look at my Artie Mullen and Jesse Baughman (Hansen won by triangle choke in 4:21) peleas, you could say, ‘Act 1, Scene 1,’ and it played out exactly the way I choreographed it. I was that meticulous.”

That’s the voice of experience, another element that is squarely in Hansen’s corner heading into the Hylton showdown.

The 28-year-old Hylton’s three amateur scraps – he also knocked out Zak Bergeron in the first round and Hansen’s teammate at Berserkers MMA, Matt Glover, in the second stanza – have required him to fight for a total of 9 acta, 41 segundo.

“He’s a black belt in taekwondo, so he’s no joke. He’s had three fights. I know he wanted to go pro and find better competition,”Dijo Hansen. “I welcome it, just like when I fought Brendan Battles. They’re both really talented, really skilled guys, but you can’t get that experience from three or four amateur fights.

”I think my number one advantage is my experience, if you add up all my time spent in the cage. You can’t get that from training. You just have to do it.”

Hansen points out that stamina is a question for bigger fighters, especially those making the transition from amateur to pro.

Rounds increase in length from three to five minutes. Fighters often believe that their training camp has prepared them for the change, until they hit the proverbial, invisible wall.

“In an amateur fight you go hard for three minutes, take a one-minute break, feel pretty good, go three more minutes and you’re just about done,”Dijo Hansen. “In a pro fight, you go into that first round and three-and-a-half minutes in, you’re saying, ‘I’m good, let’s go.’ Then it gets to four minutes and you’re like, ‘Holy crap, I’m tired now.’”

Although he suspects that most observers expect Hylton to win on the merits of his size advantage and impressive amateur winning streak, Hansen said that being underestimated is as customary to him as being undersized.

“I’ve had people tell my striking coach, J.B. (Jason Eric Bell), before a fight that they felt sorry for me that their guy had such an advantage. They’ve told my wrestling coach, Gary Dolloff, the same thing,”Dijo Hansen. “Then we get in there and it’s a different story.”

La campana de apertura de "NEF 27: Resurgence” on Febrero 11 se establece para 7 p.m. Los boletos cuestan desde $25 y están disponibles en www.TheColisee.com o llamando a la taquilla en Colisee 207.783.2009, extensión 525.

WELTERWEIGHT CHALLENGER MATT INMAN OPENS UP AHEAD OF TITLE TILT

PARA PUBLICACION INMEDIATA
Lunes, 06 de febrero, 2017

Manchester’s Matt Inman takes on France’s Karl Amoussou for the vacant Cage Warriors welterweight title at CW80 in London on February 18. Here he speaks at length ahead of the biggest fight of his career.

In the lead-up to Cage Warriors 80 we sat down with welterweight title challenger Matt Inman during a promotional video shoot to get his thoughts on his upcoming title bout with Frenchman Karl Amoussou.

Below is a full transcript of the interview.

HOW HAS YOUR TRAINING GONE FOR THIS FIGHT?
Training so far has been going really well. I’ve had a lot of footage of my opponent to look at and we’ve been working through his strategies and the specific techniques I need to use. Between now and the fight everything we want is in place and its just a matter of sharpening things up, making sure everything is ready for the fight.

HAVE YOU DONE ANYTHING DIFFERENTLY IN PREPARATION FOR THIS BOUT?
I’m constantly looking to add things to my skillset. I’m not a fighter who has a static amount of skills, there’s nothing I’m afraid to try out. I’m constantly looking to improve in that fashion. Every time there’s a new opponent and new challenges posed by that opponent I’m looking to do different things in my training. This time has been no different. Karl as an opponent provides a lot of unique challenges and that’s what we’ve been working on in the gym.

ARE YOU THE HARDEST TRAINER YOU KNOW?
I don’t know if I’m the hardest trainer I know, but I think a lot of the guys I train with will tell you I’m fairly hard-working. I more or less live in the gym and never find myself short of motivation to train for any occasion.

HOW WOULD WINNING THE CAGE WARRIORS TITLE CHANGE YOUR CAREER?
Winning the Cage Warriors title would be huge in my career. I think Cage Warriors has become a really big platform and there’s a lot of exposure through TV and other ways. Winning that belt and being up there with other guys who have been Cage Warriors champions before is exactly the step forward I’m looking for in my career.

WHEN YOU LOOK AT FORMER CAGE WARRIORS FIGHTERS WHO ARE NOW IN THE UFC, HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL?
I believe I belong in the UFC, you look at my record and the fights I’ve had, the people I’ve beaten, there isn’t a UFC card I’d look out of place on anywhere. That’s motivation to keep pushing towards that and it will come in good time. The main thing is I’m constantly performing and improving.

HOW DOES TRAINING AFFECT YOUR DAY-TO-DAY LIFE?
I find my day-to-day life is built around training, from waking up in the morning it’s the first thing I’m doing. What I’m eating, when I’m resting, life really has to take a back seat to training. Training always comes first but that’s what I love to do, so I never find that difficult.

AFTER YOUR LAST FIGHT YOU SAID: “I DON’T WANT TO BE THE BEST, I JUST WANT TO BE THE BEST I CAN BE.” WHAT DID YOU MEAN BY THAT?
That’s kind of my mindset really. I’ve never been the greatest natural athlete, people come into MMA with different attributes and I think I’ve had to work a lot harder than most to bring myself up to this level. It just means my skill, my technique, my dedication and my focus has to be 100%. I’ve come up against guys who are naturally faster, stronger and more powerful than me but I generally win through because of this mindset. I’m always looking to push myself to those levels.

WHAT MOTIVATES YOU? IS IT TO GET TO THE UFC, OR SOMETHING ELSE?
I think all the motivation I have is intrinsic, I’m not kind of looking on to the next thing because there’s always going to be one thing after the next. I do have goals about where I want to fightI’d love to win the Cage Warriors title and of course every fighter wants to fight in the UFC. But my main motivation goes beyond that. I’m more interested in being the best fighter I can be, the best mixed martial artist, the most technical, the most skilled, the toughest I can possibly be. If that means I don’t make it to the UFC eventually or for whatever reason I never own one of these major titles, providing I’m looking to work towards that goal then that’s really what motivates me.

WHAT’S THE BEST THING ABOUT BEING AN MMA FIGHTER?
The best thing about being an MMA fighter is getting to do MMA everyday. Esto es lo que yo hago, this is full time. I’m fortunate really. I turned my hobby into a job and that’s all I have to focus on. I’m one of a genuine few people in the world who can wake up every morning and say I’m excited to get into work and I love what I do.

WHAT’S THE WORST THING ABOUT BEING AN MMA FIGHTER?
The worst thing is dieting, keeping the weight down. I think most real fighters will agree with me, the process of restricting your body to make your weight class is by far the least enjoyable part, but that’s part of the job. Some people can go to work and eat pizza and it won’t affect the way they do their job but if I eat pizza and ice cream it will affect the way I do my job, so that’s something I just have to sacrifice.

KARL AMOUSSOU IS ON A SIX-FIGHT WIN STREAK, WITH ALL SIX COMING INSIDE THE DISTANCE. HOW DO YOU ENSURE YOU’RE NOT NUMBER SEVEN?
He’s a strong opponent, he’s won his last sixfive I think inside the distanceso you can tell he starts strong early. I think in those fights I don’t think he’s fought an opponent who brings what I bring. I don’t think they have the experience, the skillset or the toughness. Voy a estar listo. I understand the guy’s an aggressive fighter and we’re going to be straight into the fire. Ven febrero 18 I’ll be completely ready for that and I’ll be ready to dig deep and do what it takes. I’ve finished a lot of people early toodon’t count out the fact I might be able to do thatit wont be all one-way traffic early. Out of 19 wins I’ve finished 17 of those and I’m going to be looking to finish, early or late.

IS THIS THE TOUGHEST FIGHT OF YOUR CAREER? IF NOT, IS IT THE MOST IMPORTANT?
It’s certainly the most important fight to date. The old adage that styles makes fights is true, you can never really be sure looking at an opponent on paper or on footage, exactly how he’s going to match up with you until you get in and you’re facing him across from the cage. I won’t say it’s going to be my toughest test to date, I’ve been through tough tests already but this is the biggest fight and I’m certain it will be one with no room whatsoever to make mistakes in. I’ve got to perform and I know that.

IS IT DIFFICULT TO GET YOUR FIGHT HEAD ON WHEN THERE’S NO NEEDLE?
I don’t think there’s much animosity between me and Karl personally, I don’t need that. When I’m focused on my own performance that’s going to be the same whoever the opponent is. Sometimes opponents might talk, they might say things, but I think if you’re relying on that to get yourself up for a fight, then your mindset is not necessarily in the right place to begin with. I’m focused on my performance and I’m sure Karl’s the same. We can expect us both at the top of our games and a great fight.

IS EARNING A SPOT IN THE UFC THE ULTIMATE GOAL FOR YOU?
Earning graduation to the ranks of the UFC is a goal, but I wouldn’t call it the ultimate goal because once I get to the UFC I believe I can perform there as well. Naturally I’d be disappointed if I didn’t make it into the UFC, most serious MMA fighters would tell you the same thing. It’s not the end of the road I don’t think, when I get there I’d still want to push on further. You just keep moving the goalposts every time you achieve a little goal and you’ll push further on to the next.

WILL YOU BE BRINGING BIG SUPPORT DOWN TO LONDON FROM MANCHESTER FOR THIS FIGHT?
I’m looking forward to fighting in the capital again, it was the scene of my last fight in Cage Warriors Unplugged. This time we’re not in a TV studio, so I’m looking forward to bringing a lot of support down from Manchester. I’ve been fortunate in the way people have got behind me and believed in me going into this fight.

DOES THAT ADD PRESSURE OR DOES THE SUPPORT HELP YOU?
It’s great to have support. It’s always nice to have people behind you. In all honesty I’m going to perform whatever the case. If I’m in an empty room and a cage or I’ve got a few thousand people screaming me on, that won’t affect my mindset because I’ve got to be ready to fight anywhere, en cualquier momento. So I’m not relying on a crowd or support to give a boost in a fight, that’s all in there already.

THERE’S A SPECIAL GUEST DJ AT THIS EVENT. DO YOU NOTICE THE TUNES BETWEEN ROUNDS AND WHAT WOULD YOUR REQUEST BE?
I never really notice much of what is going on around me during a fight outside of the fight itself. A little bit of a pick-me-up between rounds might be good. Sling on a bit of the Rocky theme song. That could be good!

CAN YOU DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS?
Technical, tough and I’ve got an engine.

WHO HAS THE ADVANTAGE WHEN THE FIGHT GOES TO THE FLOOR?
If the fight goes to the floor I think it’s an interesting one, Karl’s won a lot of his fights by submissionto me he appears a very explosive grappler. If he gets hold of a heel or an arm he’ll take that home with him. He’s strong and powerful and he can lock onto those submissions. I think all-round my grappling is going to be stronger though. I think I have a greater understanding of those positions, I know exactly what I should be looking for at any point and I know by those terms exactly how to keep myself out of danger as well.

Limited tickets for Cage Warriors 80 are available via the AXS website, priced from just £20. Included in the ticket price is a free meet and greet with UFC stars including Dan Hardy.

For the latest news and updates from Cage Warriors please visit CageWarriors.com y síguenos en Gorjeo, Facebooky Instagram.

Foto: Matt InmanCrédito: Dolly Clew / Guerreros de la jaula

www.CageWarriors.com

CAGE WARRIORS FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP is Europe’s leading and longest-running mixed martial arts promotion. An Irish-owned brand with offices in the UK & Irlanda, CWFC is the sport’s fastest-growing organisation, having staged 80 events in 12 countries across three different continents since its establishment in 2002. Home to some of biggest stars of MMA’s past, present and future.

Mykal “El Profesor” Zorro: “Tre’Sean Wiggins es un oponente peligroso”

Zorro – Titulares de Wiggins este sábado noche en el Rosecroft Raceway en Fort Washington, Maryland

Luther Smith se enfrenta al invicto Darnell Pierce

También viendo acción estará invicto, Patrick Rivera, Marcus Bates, Justin Hurd, Greg fuera de la ley, Jr., Tyrek Irby y Malik Jackson

ENTRADAS A LA VENTA CON EMPRESA

PARA PUBLICACION INMEDIATA

Fort Washington, Maryland (Febrero 6, 2017)– Prospecto invicto de peso welter junior, Mykal “El Profesor” Zorro tomará golpes duros Tre'Sean Wiggins en el evento principal de ocho asaltos de una gran noche de boxeo en Este Sábado noche, 11 de febrero al Pista de carreras de Rosecroft en Fort Washington, Maryland.

El programa es promovido por Promociones del Rey.
Zorro, 21 años de Forestville, Maryland viene de una buena 2016, donde se fue 4-0 y se convirtió en una pelea de evento principal en el área de Maryland.

Mykal Fox
El profesional de 3 años viene de un paro en la séptima ronda sobre Juan Rodríguez en 5 ª de noviembre de en el mismo lugar.
Fox está terminando el campo de entrenamiento en D.C. zona, y cree que Wiggins podría ser la prueba más dura de su joven carrera profesional.
“El campo de entrenamiento ha sido muy bueno. Ha sido otro buen campamento,” dijo Fox.
“Wiggins es un oponente peligroso. He luchado contra oponentes que pueden haber tenido más experiencia., pero Wiggins tiene mucho poder en ambas manos. Es zurdo como yo.”
Fox ha estado progresando en la escalera, y ahora se considera que está en algunas listas de prospectos en la costa este. Una victoria sobre el torpe Wiggins solidificaría su estatus como 2017 progresa.
“Creo que luchar contra él es el siguiente paso en mi progresión.. Quería hacerme la prueba, y Wiggins es un tipo que tiene poder. No estoy buscando recibir esos golpes, poco si lo hago, Estaré listo para lo que tiene.”
Fox no tiene que buscar muy lejos la motivación, como el hermano, El talentoso peso mediano Alantez Fox tiene una pelea en 25 de febrero por el título de la NABF, y los dos entrenan uno al lado del otro bajo la guía de su entrenador, quien también resulta ser su padre, Troy Fox,
“Ambos estamos muy motivados. Estamos el uno para el otro. Nos alimentamos en el gimnasio y es un gran motivador entrenar junto a él todos los días.”
Una victoria sobre Wiggins mantendrá a Fox avanzando hacia su objetivo a corto plazo de 2017.
“Estoy buscando participar en algunos combates más de ocho asaltos., y luego poder ver algunos combates de televisión. Mientras siga ocupado, Veo que eso sucede.”
Wiggins de Newbergh, Nueva York tiene un récord de 7-2 con seis nocauts.
La 26 El zurdo de un año anotó nocauts en sus primeros tres combates por nocaut que se destacó por una destrucción en el primer asalto del actual campeón mundial de peso súper pluma de la AMB Jason Sosa.
El profesional de 7 años viene de una derrota por decisión dividida en seis asaltos ante Benjamin Whitaker en abril. 15, 2016 en Verona, Nueva York.
En combates 6 ronda:
Luther Smith (6-1, 5 Nocáuts) de Bowie, Maryland asumirá Darnell Pierce (5-0, 1 KO) de Austin, Texas en una pelea de peso crucero.
Marcus Bates (5-0-1, 4 Nocáuts) de Washington, DC asumirá Alec McGee (2-0) de Reno, Nevada en una pelea de peso súper gallo.
En combates 4 ronda:
Tyrek Irby (1-0, 1 KO) de Washington, D.C. batallas Lamont Blanca (0-5) de Washington, DC en un combate de peso welter junior.
Patrick Rivera (2-0, 1 KO) de Edgewood, Maryland tangos con Gregory Clark (0-1) de Washington, DC en una pelea de peso súper mediano.
Justin Hurd (1-0) de Accokeek, Cajas de Maryland Dawond Pickney (1-3-1) de aguas termales, Arkansas en una pelea de peso mediano junior.
Greg Outlaw Jr. (1-0) de Bowie, Maryland asume Kashon Hutchinson (2-0, 1 KO) de Brooklyn, NY en una pelea de peso mediano junior.

Malik Jackson (2-0, 2 Nocáuts) de Accokeek, Maryland se enfrenta a un oponente para ser nombrado en una pelea de peso súper gallo.

Las entradas están a la venta para $75, $60 y $40 en www.kpboxing.com o llamando al 301-899-2430

Oliver Flores’ strong performance against Felix Verdejo embodies spirit of Havoc Boxing

PARA PUBLICACION INMEDIATA
(L-R) — Roger Flores, Havoc Boxing CEO Rob Diaz, Oliver Flores, Norma Flores and Ray Campbell, Jr., Havoc Boxing’s Director of Operations
CIUDAD DE NUEVA YORK (Febrero 6, 2017) – Nicaraguan lightweight OliverTrombita” Floresstrong performance this past Viernes evening against undefeated, No. 1 clasificado Felix “El DiamenteVerdejo, fought in front of more than 7,000 fans in Verdejo’s hometown of San Juan, Puerto Rico, truly embodied the spirit of Flores’ promotor, Havoc Boxing.
Known throughout boxing for its flashy, totally unique looking boxinguniforms” – trunks and jacketsthat are famously worn by present and past world champions such as Danny “Rápido” García, Danny “Miracle Man” Jacobs, Paulie “Magic Man” Malignaggi y otros, Havoc Boxing is also a boxing promotional company on the rise.
While Havoc Boxing may not be a major player, at least not right now, it does feature a growing stable of gifted boxers such as Flores, the former world super featherweight title challenger who many fell deserved a far better fate than his controversial 10-round decision loss (94-96, 91-99, 92-92), which was turned in by the three Puerto Rican judges at ringside.
Flores (27-3-2, 17 KOs) was a live underdog who gave prohibitive favorite Verdejo (23-0, 15 KOs) all he could handle and much more. Verdejo even drew the wrath of his hometown fans for not engaging Flores, who came on strong in the second half of the fight, bloodying the 2012 Puerto Rican Olympian’s nose in the eighth round and seriously hurting him in the 10th. La Organización Mundial de Boxeo (OMB) Latino lightweight champion left the ring at Roberto Clemente Coliseum to a chorus of boos.
Headlines describing the fight used phrases likeescaped with victory” y “struggles to winto describe Verdejo’s tainted victory. One boxing writer had Flores winning six rounds to four, claiming Verdejo simply didn’t do enough to win any other rounds.
We’re so proud of Oliver,” Havoc Boxing CEO Rob Diaz dicho. “We thought he won the fight but it’s tough fighting a national hero in his backyard with three of his countrymen as judges. Those who made excuses for Verdejo claiming he wasn’t at his best because of his eight-month layoff, we reminded that Oliver hadn’t fought in more than a year because a few fights we had lined up fell out. Después de la pelea, so many Puerto Rican fans congratulated us, saying Oliver was robbed, and that he deserved a rematch. Verdejo is looking for an opponent for his Puerto Rican Day eve fight (Junio 10) en el Madison Square Garden. We’re certainly open to a rematch but I doubt they’ll risk fighting Oliver again.
Flores is what Havoc Boxing Promotions is all about. We’re still building our stable of fighters but people in the boxing industry should know by now that our fighters come to fight. They’re all willing to fight anybody, en cualquier momento, dondequiera, as long as it’s a fair deal for us.
In addition to Flores, Havoc also promotes 22-year-old Dominican Republic featherweight prospect Yohan “La Feria” Vásquez (19-1, 16 KOs), quien ocupa el puesto n. 14 por la Asociación Mundial de Boxeo (AMB), as well as a pair of Colombian fighters, supergallo Wilner Soto (16-1, 8 KOs) and cruiserweight SantanderCha ChaSilgado (27-4, 21 KOs), who fought for the WBA world title in Russia and was ranked among the top 15 in the WBA and World Boxing Council (CMB) a few years ago.
We’re rebuilding the Havoc Boxing brand to also showcase our promotional division,” Diaz continued. “We have some talented, hungry fighters who we keep as busy as possible, moving them into position for major fights, like Flores versus Verdejo, including two world title shots so far. We’re getting close to crowning our first world champion. Havoc Boxing is much more than boxing’s best design and merchandising company. The future is Havoc!”
INFORMACIÓN:
Gorjeo: @HavocBoxingNYC
Instagram: @havoc_ceo

71st anual Lowell Sun Charities Golden Gloves Championship Central N.E. semifinals results

LOWELL, Masa. (Febrero 3, 2017) – Fourteen exciting matches were held last night in the semifinals round of the 71st annual Lowell Sun Charities Golden Gloves Championship, El centro de Nueva Inglaterra (mayor Lowell) división, at historic Lowell Memorial Auditorium.
The open and novice championship finals will be held next Thursday noche (Febrero. 9) at Lowell Memorial Auditorium with men’s and women’s matches. See the remaining 2017 calendario de eventos a continuación, así como los resultados completos de la noche anterior.
Last night’s action included nine novice division semifinals matches, eight men’s and one women’s, as well as four open men’s matches. Two of the open matches featured final competitions (not semifinals like the others) as Boston light heavyweight Taylor Mears, representing The Ring gym, stopped Nahua’s (NH) John Xifaris en la segunda ronda, and North Chelmsford lightweight Brandon Higgins edged Dorchester’s Jonathan Depina en los puntos, 3-2.
Gloucester’s Gedney hermanos, medianos Adrien y Enrique, both won last night, shutting out their opponents (5-0), respectivamente, James Marino, de Medford, y Furcy Ferreras, of Peabody. The Gedneys will not fight each other next in next Thursday’schampionship final of the novice super middleweight division. They will decide which brother will advance and last night’s opponent of the twin that isn’t advancing, Marino or Ferreras, will advance.
Arguably the most action-packed match last night was between lightweights Jeremiah Perez, of Lowell, y Edwin Rozon, of Haverhill, in the open division. Perez won on points, 5-0, but the game Rozon kept firing despite being dropped in the second round.
Las entradas tienen un precio razonable en $75.00 for general admission season tickets. Para comprar llame a la taquilla en Lowell Memorial Auditorium 1.866.722.8881 Por Internet www.LowellMemorialAuditorium.con. boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar, a partir de $13.00, solamente $7.00 para estudiantes.
Las ganancias de las organizaciones benéficas Lowell Sun Guantes de Oro Campeonato van hacia el envío de los Guantes de Oro de Nueva Inglaterra campeones de los Guantes de Oro Nacionales Campeonato (2017 en Lafayette, Luisiana), además de apoyar a los atletas locales y de área gimnasios, los chicos & Girls club, comedores, refugios para desamparados, fondos cáncer, becas y muchos otros grandes causas benéficas.
RESULTADOS OFICIALES
(ganadores aparecen en primer lugar)
Open Division
FINAL – Pesos ligeros (132 libras.)
Brandon Higgins (North Chelmsford, Massachusetts / Lowell West End)
WPTS (3-2)
Jonathan Depina (Dorchester, Massachusetts / Peter Welch’s Boxing)
welters LUZ (141 LBS.)
Jesus Alban (Babson Park / Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por)
WPTS3 (5-0)
Matt Fontanez (Nashua, NH / Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por)
Jeremiah Perez (Lowell, MA /Lowell West End)
WPTS3 (5-0)
Edwin Rozon (Haverhill, Massachusetts / Haverhill Downtown Boxing Club)
Los pesos medios (165 libras.)
Brian Lawrence (Dorchester, Massachusetts / Gimnasio de Peter Welch)
WPTS3 (5-0)
Thomas O’Connell (North Andover, Massachusetts / Haverhill Downtown Boxing)
FINAL – Semipesados (178 libras.)
Taylor Mears (Boston, Massachusetts / El Anillo)
WTKO2 (2:59)
John Xifaris (Nashua, NH / Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por)
Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por
contrapesos (114 libras.)
Shin Merinda (Haverhill, Massachusetts / Haverhill Downtown Boxing)
WPTS3 (5-0)
Danny DeJesus (Haverhill, Massachusetts / Haverhill Inner City Boxing)
welters LUZ – (141 libras.)
Ricardo Reid (Boston, Massachusetts / Las peleas todo el mundo)
WPTS3 (5-0)
Jason McLaughlin (Gloucester, Massachusetts / Gloucester Boxing Club)
Nathan Balakin (Tyngsboro, Massachusetts / Lowell West End)
WPTS3 (5-0)
Anthony Cefalo (south Boston, Massachusetts / Peter Welch’s Boxing)
PESOS WELTER LIGEROS FEMENINOS – (141 libras.)
Arika Skoog (Boston, Massachusetts / El Anillo)
WPTS3 (5-0)
Marine Krzisch (Cambridge, Massachusetts / Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por)
Welters (152 libras.)
Peter Maher (Arlington, Massachusetts / Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por)
WTKO1 (11:02)
Christopher Langley (Medford, Massachusetts – Libre)
Los pesos medios (165 libras.)
Adrien Gedney (Gloucester, Massachusetts / Gloucester Boxing Club)
WPTS3 (5-0)
James Marino (Medford, Massachusetts / Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por)
Henry Gedney (Gloucester / Los boletos para eventos individuales también están disponibles para comprar por)
WPTS (5-0)
Furcy Ferreras (Peabody, Massachusetts / Private Jewels)
Semipesados (178 libras.)
Andrew Pérez (Methuen, Massachusetts / Lawtown Boxing)
WPTS3 (3-2)
Miguel Figueroa (Boston, Massachusetts / Todo el mundo
Rey Polanco (Roxbury, Massachusetts / South Boston Boxing)
WPTS3 (4-1)
Mike Napaolitano (Lowell, Massachusetts / Libre)
71Programa anual del Campeonato Golden Gloves de Lowell Sun Charities
(Lowell Memorial Auditorium – 6:30 p.m. puertas abiertas, 7:30 p.m. primer combate)
El centro de Nueva Inglaterra (mayor Lowell)
Abierto & Finales del Campeonato de la Clase novatos – Jueves, Febrero. 9
Torneo de Nueva Inglaterra de la Champions
Semifinales de la clase del principiante – Jueves, Febrero. 16
Finales del Campeonato de la Clase novatos – Jueves, Febrero. 23
Semifinales de clase abierta – Miércoles, Mar. 1
Finales del Campeonato Clase Abierta – Jueves, Mar. 2
Información:
Nueva Inglaterra Guantes de Oro Director Ejecutivo: Bobby Russo
Director de concursantes: arte Ramalho
Jefe de Funcionarios: Laurie Purcell
anunciador: John Vena
Lugar de celebración: Lowell Memorial Auditorium, 50 Merrimack St., Lowell, Massachusetts
Gorjeo: @LowellGloves
ACERCA DE LOWELL SUN CHARITIES: Establecido en 1947, Lowell Sun Charities es una organización sin fines de lucro cuya misión es enriquecer la calidad de vida de los niños., familias, y la comunidad, ofreciendo programas que promuevan el respeto y la dignidad. Arraigado en una tradición de cuidado y compasión, Lowell Sun Charities se fundó originalmente para responder a los crecientes desafíos de la comunidad.. 2017 señala el 71st año se han celebrado los Guantes de Oro en la gran ciudad de Lowell, Massachusetts.
Lowell Sun Charities es un programa comunitario que no solo crea campeones en el ring, sino que también crea campeones en la vida.. Cada año estos jóvenes deportistas se dedican a un deporte que enseña disciplina, el respeto, y estilo de vida limpio para tener la oportunidad de ganar un prestigioso Campeonato Golden Gloves.

WELTERWEIGHT CLASH PITTING ANDREY KORESHKOV AGAINST FERNANDO GONZALEZ SET FOR CO-MAIN EVENT OF BELLATOR 174 AT WINSTAR WORLD CASINO & RESORT ON MARCH 3

 

CHRIS HONEYCUTT-KENDALL GROVE SET FOR 2017 DEBUTS IN MIDDLEWEIGHT SHOWDOWN

HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. (Febrero 3, 2017) – A welterweight fight pitting Andrey Koreshkov (19-2) contra Fernando González (25-14) and a middleweight bout featuring Chris Honeycutt (9-1, 1 NC) contra Kendall Grove (23-16, 1 NC) se han añadido a la tarjeta principal del Bellator 174: Corenen vs. Beneficio en marzo 3 at WinStar World Casino & Resort en Thackerville, OKAY.

The bouts will join a card that is headlined by the first-ever Bellator MMA Women’s Featherweight World Title fight pitting Marloes Coenen (23-7) contra Julia Budd (9-2). One additional main card contest will be announced shortly.

Bellator 174: Coenen vs. Beneficio will be broadcast live and free on SPIKE at 9 p.m. Y/8 p.m. Connecticut, while preliminary action will stream on Bellator.com and the Bellator Mobile App. Tickets for the event are on sale now and can be purchased at the WinStar World Casino & Resort Box Office, así como Ticketmaster y Bellator.com.

Hailing from Omsk, Rusia, the 26-year-old Koreshkov will enter the cage for the 22nd time in his professional career and 13º under the Bellator MMA banner. “Spartan” began his career with 13 victorias consecutivas, including his first five wins under the direction of the Scott Coker-led promotion. Koreshkov continued to see success as his name began to grow in the mixed martial arts world, collecting six wins over his last seven fights, including a welterweight world title victory over current champion Douglas Lima and a successful title defense over Benson Henderson. Con 10 de su 19 career wins coming by way of knockout, the Russian phenom possesses the type of power that can put an emphatic end to any opponent’s night when he is in the cage.

A 39-fight veteran of mixed martial arts, Gonzalez will be making his seventh appearance under the direction of Bellator MMA. Since joining the promotion in 2014, “The Menifee Maniac” has tallied five victories, including a brutal knockout of Karo Parisyan just 1:43 into the bout. In his most recent contest, Gonzalez nearly edged the undefeated Michael Página, becoming just the second opponent to take him the distance in a controversial split decision. Con 16 de su 25 victorias en su carrera por la vía del nocaut o sumisión, the 33-year-old Gonzalez continues to be one of the most feared strikers in Bellator MMA’s stacked welterweight division.

The 28-year-old Honeycutt will make his 2017 debut, following an impressive 2016 campaign that saw him emerge victorious in each of his three bouts. A native of Fresno, California. “The Cutt” had a blazing start to his professional career, earning victories in each of his first six contests, including four knockouts and three first-round finishes. Honeycutt continued to see success under the Bellator MMA umbrella, collecting five wins over a three year stretch. Fireworks are all but guaranteed in this slugfest, as the equally fearless Grove hopes to give the Thackerville fan base exactly what they came for.

Hailing from Maui, Hawai, Grove will be making his make his eighth appearance for Bellator MMA, as the veteran continues to climb the ranks in a competitive middleweight class. “Da Spyder” has finished 17 de su 23 career victims, including seven of his last eight, making him must-see television every time he competes on SPIKE. The 34-year-old striker also holds a significant height advantage over his opponent, standing at 6’6compared to Honeycutt’s 5’10′ marco. With each of his last six bouts ending in a stoppage, we can be sure to see more of the same aggressive style when he and Honeycutt go toe-to-toe inside WinStar World Casino & Resort on Marzo 3.

Actualizado Bellator 174: Coenen vs. Beneficio Tarjeta principal:

Las mujeres de peso pluma título mundial de combate: Marloes Coenen (23-7) vs. Julia Budd (9-2)

Peso Welter Co-Evento Principal: Andrey Koreshkov (19-2) vs. Fernando González (25-14)

Middleweight Feature Fight: Chris Honeycutt (9-1, 1 NC) vs. Kendall Grove (23-16, 1 NC)

Tarjeta Preliminar:

Ligera pelea preliminar: Cody Pfister (12-6) vs. Jonathan Gary (12-7)

Peso Welter preliminar Bout: Jason Witt (7-3) vs. Justin Patterson (8-1)

Peso pluma preliminar Bout: Emmanuel Rivera (5-0) vs. Treston Thomison (10-4)

BRITISH & IRISH BOXING AUTHORITY PRESS RELEASE

 

 

 

Londres, UK – 3rd Febrero 2017.

 

 

BREAKING NEWS: Hand Held Infra-Scanners, That Detect Brain Bleeds, Introduced For Professional Boxing Events In The United Kingdom.

 

 

The British & Autoridad Irlandesa de Boxeo (BIBA) are set to introduce hand held Infra-Scanners, that can detect Brain bleeds, at events sanctioned by themselves in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.

 

Sky News’ Health & Science Correspondent, Thomas Moore, highlighted the benefits of the use of the Infra-Scanners, that can detect brain bleeds with an accuracy of 90%, often before any symptoms such as headaches or confusion become apparent, following the death of Mike Towell last year at an event sanctioned by the British Boxing Board of Control (BBBofC).

In the article Mr. Moore stated “Compulsory brain imaging using Infra-Scanners could bemassivefor boxers who risk death from professional competition.”

On announcing the introduction of Infra-Scanners, that will be available ringside at events sanctioned by them, BIBA Vice President Gianluca Di Caro said.

“We are extremely proud to be the first to introduce Infra-Scanners at events in the United Kingdom and Ireland, as we whole heartedly believe having them ringside will significantly prevent further tragedies within our sport.”

Before expanding further and explain what had led to the decision to introduce the use of Infra-Scanners at BIBA events;

“Following two major head injury incidents last year, one that resulted in the death of Mike Towell, even though neither were on events sanctioned by ourselves, the BIBA board had decided to actively seek solutions regarding improving the way that injuries such as these can be detected as quickly as possible. The first move we made was to appoint renowned forensic sports scientist Professor Michael Graham PhD to our Ringside Medical Officer & Medical Advisory Board. Professor Graham led the esteemed team that produced the internationally published papers “Direct Hits to the Head During Amateur Boxing is Associated With a Rise in Serum Biomarkers For Brain Injury” & “Should an Increase in Cerebral Neurochemicals Following Head Kicks in Karate Influence Return to Play?” Professor Graham and his esteemed team are currently researching the short-term and long-term effects of head injuries in Rugby as well as preparing, in conjunction with ourselves and a prestigious UK University, a long term research project to assess cognitive function following brain trauma. Around the time of the appointment of Professor Graham, our CMO, Dr. Louise Eccles, proposed that we should investigate obtaining Infra-Scanners, as the use of these would massively assist in detecting problems such as a bleed on the brain quickly, especially as there is only a limited amount of time to assess the location of such an injury. Following Louise’s advice, I contacted the manufacturers and am extremely proud to say that the initial trial unit will arrive later this month, hopefully in time for the 26º February event in Bradford, that features two ten round International contests. We have initially ordered two Infra-Scanners which will be operated by Professor Graham and Dr Eccles at our events, and are aiming to order a further eight units over the coming twelve months, so that every BIBA Ringside Doctor will have an Infra-Scanner available by 2018. Both the appointment of Professor Graham and the introduction of Infra-Scanners, are just two pro-active decisions made by ourselves with regard to Boxer Health & Safety, there are more to come, as Professor Graham and another of our Ringside Medical Officer & Medical Advisory Board, Dr Mark Xuereb have also proposed the introduction of further safety measures, one of which is the introduction of Cognitive Testing, which will come into force very soon. We believe that Boxer Health & Safety is paramount, as such we will continue researching procedures that can assist us provide the very best medical evaluations possible.” www.boxbiba.com