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Ise ina LÁÀRIN Adrien BRONER & Shawn adena AT Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ON NBC ase tẹ apero

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Photo – Lucas Noonan / Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija

Antonio DeMarco ẹjẹ Lati ṣẹgun Rances Barthelemy Fun akàn-stricken Arabinrin lori Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija lori Sibiesi

Olugbeleke Floyd Mayweather & Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija onija

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Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Idris Erba / Mayweather ni igbega

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Lucas Noonan / Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija

Las fegasi (June 18, 2015) – An ti ere idaraya Adrien “Iṣoro Naa” Broner waye ejo fun orisirisi awọn iṣẹju Thursday, bi a tunu “Asiko Iworan” Shawn Porter jišẹ ara rẹ lagbara ifiranṣẹ ni ilosiwaju ti awọn moriwu ìparí ti Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija igbese ni MGM Grand.

Ni kan yatọ si ipa ju ibùgbé rẹ ọkan bi Boxing ká iwon-fun-iwon ọba, Aare ti ni igbega Mayweather Floyd “Owo” Mayweather iranwo ṣiṣe awọn tẹ apero lẹgbẹẹ Mayweather ni igbega CEO Leonard Ellerbe.

Lori awọn Saturday, June 20 PBC on NBC show, Broner (30-1, 22 KOs) yoo gba lori Wọ(25-1-1, 16 KOs) lẹhin Errol “Ooto” Spence Jr. (16-0, 13 KOs) ogun Phil “The Italian aibale okan” The Greek (26-1, 14 KOs). Televised agbegbe on NBC bẹrẹ ni8:30 p.m. ATI/5:30 p.m. PT.

Also at Thursday ká tẹ alapejọ, akọkọ iṣẹlẹ alabaṣe lori awọn Sunday, June 21 PBC on Sibiesi kaadi Antonio DeMarco (31-4-1, 23 KOs) vowed to bring home a victory for his cancer-stricken sister in Sunday ká PBC on CBS main event showdown against former world champion Rances Barthelemy (22-0, 13 KOs) . Sunday ká co-feature showcases a welterweight matchup between Sammy Vásquez (18-0, 13 KOs) ati Wale Omotoso (25-1, 21 KOs). Televised coverage begins on CBS Sports at 4 p.m. ATI/1 p.m. PT.

Tun ni wiwa ni Ojobo won nyara irawọ lati Mayweather ni igbega ti o yoo wa ni located lori mejeji Saturday ati Sunday.

Tiketi fun Saturday ká iṣẹlẹ ti wa ni owole ni $400, $300, $100 ati $50 ati awọn tiketi fun Sunday ká iṣẹlẹ ti wa ni owole ni $100, $75, $50, ati $25 ko wulo pẹlu iṣẹ owo ati owo-ori wa ni on tita bayi. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu pẹlu kan pataki kirẹditi kaadi fun awọn tiketi si mejeji iṣẹlẹ, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000. Tiketi fun awọn mejeeji iṣẹlẹ ni o wa tun wa ni www.mgmgrand.com tabi www.ticketmaster.com. Awọn ìparí ti igbese ti wa ni igbega nipa Mayweather ni igbega ni sepo pẹlu TGB ni igbega.

Eyi ni ohun ti tẹ alapejọ olukopa ni lati sọ:

Floyd MAYWEATHER, Aare ti ni igbega Mayweather

“Mayweather ni igbega ti nigbagbogbo ṣe gba-bibu awọn nọmba ati ki o wa Gbẹhin ìlépa ni lati wa awọn tókàn Floyd Mayweather. Pẹlu gbogbo awọn ti awọn Talent jade nibẹ, o yoo laipe ṣẹlẹ.

“Mo fẹ gbogbo awọn ti awọn onija jade nibẹ lati tọju ṣiṣẹ lile, duro lojutu ki o si mọ pe nibẹ ni ko si iye to si ohun ti o le se.

“Pẹlu gbogbo awọn media nibi sọrọ si i, o han pe Adrien ti wa ni nse nkan ọtun. O si ni idanilaraya ati awon eniyan bi o.

“Nibẹ ni ko si iye to to bi o jina Adrien Broner le lọ ni yi idaraya. O si le ja. Mo wa ni awọn idaraya pẹlu rẹ ati awọn ti o ni Boxing oke buruku. O si n titari si ara.

“Shawn Porter jẹ kan gan ra-oludije. O ni ko rorun-ṣiṣe fun ohun Adrien, o n lilọ si ni lati ja.

“Mayweather ni igbega fe lati tẹsiwaju lati ṣiṣẹ pẹlu gbogbo awọn onija ati ki o ran kọ wọn dánmọrán ki nwọn ki o le gba si wipe oke ipele.”

Adrien BRONER

“Eyi ni AB show. Ti o ba gbogbo awọn ti o sunmọ ni akọkọ, ifiwe ati awọn ara ẹni.

“Mo n ni ija Shawn Porter ati ki o Mo n ni ija re baba. O ni bi mo ti n ni ija re baba nitori awọn ayẹwo ba wa ni baba rẹ orúkọ, ki o si o sanwo Shawn.

“Niwon mejeji Shawn ati awọn baba rẹ gba a ayẹwo, ti o ba ti mo ti whoop mejeeji ti wọn, li emi o to san lemeji?

“Mo fẹ Shawn bi a eniyan, sugbon o maa ni ki Elo odi agbara lati re baba. Ti o ni o kan òtítọ.

“Lẹhin ti mo ti whoop ti o Shawn, wá àmì pẹlu About ọkẹ àìmọye ati Emi yoo ra o a nicer ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ ju baba rẹ ká. Mo ti tẹlẹ kowe jade ni guide.

“Eleyi ti ni lilọ lati je kan nla ija. Mo wa gan yiya nitori ti mo ìfẹ o nri lori kan show fun awọn egeb. Yi ọmọkunrin yoo ko lu mi.

“Mo n bọ lati fi kan lu mọlẹ. Shawn Porter jẹ kan bọọlu player, Mo n lilọ lati mu u jade. O n lilọ si jẹ fun.”

Shawn Porter

“Mo lero nla, o ni kan ti o dara ọjọ. Mo n kika o kan mọlẹ titi ti ija night.

“Mo ti sọ a ti sise lori ohun gbogbo ni ibudó. Mo ni kan pupo ti iyara, agbara, quickness ati gbogbo mẹsan. O n lilọ lati ya ohun gbogbo lati win yi ija.

“O si n ni o dara iyara, ki a ba ngbaradi fun u lati lo kan opolopo awon ti o. A yoo ṣe awọn atunṣe bi a lọ ṣugbọn awọn bọtini ti wa ni pato mu itoju ti re iyara pẹlu wa iyara.

“O ni ki dun lati wa ni ija ni MGM Grand, eyi ni ohun ti o fẹ bi a Onija. O jẹ akoko bayi mi. Mo wa ki yiya nipa anfani yi.

“Number kan, a ni lati gba itoju ti owo. A mọ pé tí a bá gba itoju ti owo yoo jẹ o kan nla Baba Day lojo sonde.”

Errol Spence JR.

“Mo ti o kan ni lati duro lojutu ki o si fi lori kan ti iyanu išẹ lojo satide night. Ireti tókàn akoko Mo ti yoo jẹ awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ. O ni a ilana sugbon mo n si sunmọ nibẹ.

“Mo setan fun enikeni ninu awọn welterweight pipin, Mo setan fun eyikeyi irú ti igbese soke ni idije akoko. Mo wa ko ni eniyan lati itiju kuro lati enikeni.

“Porter ati Broner wa ni kekere kan diẹ igba ti mi, ṣugbọn olorijori ologbon Mo ro pe mo ti wa ọtun lori Nhi pẹlu wọn. Olorijori fun olorijori ti mo le baramu enikeni ni Boxing.

“A Pupo ti awọn enia buruku wa ni ko si ni awọn ipo ti mo ti wa ni lati gba awọn anfaani ti mo ni. Eyi ni mi kẹta odun bi a Pro ati awọn ti o ti n gbogbo awọn a ti bọ lẹwa sare. O ni gbogbo nipa sisare. Mo n gbádùn awọn ilana.

“Ti o ba wa ni lilọ si nwa ni ojo iwaju ti awọn idaraya wa Saturday alẹ.”

Phil Kiyesi i Greco

“Nibẹ ni ko si iru ohun bi awọn ọtun akoko. Awọn pipe ija ni nigba ti o ba fẹ lati wa ni o. Mo ni awọn ipe ki o si pinnu pe yi ni pipe sisare.

“O si mu mi nipa 30 -aaya lati pinnu lati ya yi ija. Nigba ti o mọ idi ti o jà, o mu ki awọn wọnyi ipinu rorun.

“A odun seyin si wà nibẹ ko si ọna ti mo ro ti mo fe jẹ lori yi ipele. Bayi mo ni anfani ati gidi a ba nibi bayi.

“Win, padanu tabi fa, Mo n lọ pada si awọn idaraya tókàn ose.

“Mo wa kan titẹ Onija. Mo fẹ lati kópa ki o si fun awọn egeb ohun ti won fe lati ri. Eleyi jẹ nla kan anfani. Saturday ti wa ni lilọ si jẹ fun.”

RANCES Barthélemy

“Mo n rilara dara gbigbe soke ni àdánù. Pipe gbogbo mọ Antonio DeMarco jẹ gidigidi kan, gan alakikanju Onija. O si ni ọkan ninu awọn ti o dara ju Mo ti sọ lailai ja. Re gba ti o ti o ti dojuko fi han wipe. O si n kari, ṣugbọn ki emi ni mo.

“Mo fẹ lati wa ni ti o dara ju Cuba Onija ti gbogbo-akoko ati ki o Mo wa lori mi ọna.

“Mo wa ni awqn apẹrẹ ati ki o Mo wa setan lati lọ. I want to showcase my skills lojo sonde to show the world how I can fight.

“Ta ni ṣe Mo fẹ lati ja? Mo ti yoo ja ẹnikẹni ti won fi ni mi ọna. Mo ti yoo ja Godzilla o ba ti o wa nibẹ.

“Emi ko ṣe awọn asọtẹlẹ sugbon eyi ti wa ni lilọ lati wa ni ohun idanilaraya ija. Ko ti o ti kọja Cuba awọn onija, Mo ni agbara ati ki o le kolu awon eniyan jade. Ni awọn Awọn ope ti o ko ba nilo agbara. Sugbon ninu awọn Aleebu, ti o ni ohun ti o ni gbogbo nipa.”

Antonio DEMARCO

“Eleyi ti ni lilọ lati wa ni a alakikanju ija, a soro ija, sugbon mo ni kan nla ojuse. 15 mi-odun-atijọ arabinrin so fun mi pe ti o ba ti mo ti win, o yoo lu akàn. O ti a ayẹwo pẹlu egungun akàn kẹhin Kọkànlá Oṣù – ati awọn ti o ni ìye wà-idẹruba. Ṣugbọn rẹ kẹhin chemo itọju je lana.

“Lati a oruka standpoint, I am really looking forward to Sunday. Mo n gan pese, Emi ni ihuwasi ati ki o setan lati lọ. Yato si fun mi arabinrin, mi miiran akọkọ iwuri ni pe yi ni a anfani lati gba mi ọmọ pada lori orin. A gun ati ki o Mo le gba pada si ibi ti mo ti wà ati ni ipo lati koju awọn ti o dara ju.

“Mo n atọju o bi miiran ija, sugbon ti dajudaju o jẹ Elo siwaju sii. Ifihan-ọlọgbọn, o ko ba le gba dara ju nẹtiwọki tẹlifisiọnu.

“Mo mọ Rances ti wa ni lilọ lati wa ni a nira alatako. O si ni a nla Onija. But I have the experience to come up with a game plan to win. From a career-standpoint, yi ni a gidigidi pataki ija ati ki o Mo setan fun o.”

Sammy Vásquez

“O jẹ ohun ọlá lati wa nibi ni ile yi laarin diẹ ninu awọn ti o tobi onija ni agbaye. Omotoso ti ko ja ẹnikẹni bi mi ki o to.

“Mo wa nibi lati mu-pada sipo awọn titobi ti Pittsburgh Boxing. Gbogbo eniyan mo 'The Pittsburgh Kid', Paul Spadafora, sugbon a gbe gbogbo awọn Tọṣi otooto. Mo ti fi owo fun u bi a Onija o si n ṣe diẹ ninu awọn ohun nla. A ni won dide otooto ati ki o Mo wa yà ni ohun nla ti o ti n parí. Sugbon Mo wa nibi lati mu titun kan wo si Pittsburgh Boxing.

“Omotoso is tough. Re gba soro fun ara ni 25-1. Re nikan isonu wà si Jessie Vargas ti o ti n ija fun aye kan akole. Emi ko gba enikeni sere-. Mo ti sọ oṣiṣẹ lile fun yi ati ki o Emi ko ro ti on ja ẹnikẹni bi sare bi mi tabi deba bi lile bi mi pẹlu ọwọ mejeji.

“Mo n lilọ lati jabọ kan pupo ti punches ati awọn ti o yẹ ki o wa fun lati ri. O ni yio je ohun idanilaraya ija. Awọn Akọkọ ìlépa ni lati win. Ti o ba ti awọn anfani iloju ara lati kolu u jade nigbana ni emi o. Mo n ko lilọ si lọ ni nibẹ gbiyanju lati kolu ori rẹ ni pipa tabi ohunkohun. Mo ni lati apoti smati.

“Ni ere yi o ni gbogbo nipa longevity ati awọn kere o to lu awọn gun o le ja ki Emi ko fẹ lati gba lu. Ti o ni mi ojumọ.”

WALE OMOTOSO

“Mo lero ibukun lati ni anfaani lati jà lori iru ńlá kan ipele. Ija lori TV nẹtiwọki pese gbogbo awọn ti wa iru a gbe. Ngba yi ni irú ti orile-ede ifihan jẹ ohun ti awọn onija bi mi nilo ati ohun ti a ṣiṣẹ ki gidigidi lati gba.

“I’m totally ready to take advantage and I look forward to being able to showcase my talents lojo sonde. Gbogbo awọn ọrẹ mi, ati awọn countrymen ti wa ni lilọ lati wa ni anfani lati wo o, ati ki o Emi ko fẹ lati jẹ ki wọn si isalẹ.

“Mo gan ko mo nipa Elo Vásquez, miiran ju o ni kan southpaw ti awọn ọna, o jẹ o kan Onija miran ti o le ja. Sugbon a le gbogbo ija. O n ko fẹ o ni o ni mẹrin ọwọ ati meji olori.

“Ti o dara ju eniyan yio jẹ ṣẹgun ati ki o Mo li igboya ti o jẹ fun mi.

“Emi ko le duro fun Sunday. Mo fẹ o je akoko lati ja ọtun bayi. Eleyi ti ni lilọ si jẹ Baba mi ni ojo bayi si mi awọn ọmọ wẹwẹ ati awọn aya.”

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ERISLANDY Lara AamiEye UNANIMOUS ipinnu lodi si DELVIN Rodriguez

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Artur BETERBIEV ikun keje yika

Knockout LORI Alexander Johnson

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Lucas Noonan / Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija

Chicago (June 13, 2015) – Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) lori Spike pada si Chicago ká UIC Pafilionu on Friday oru pẹlu miiran diẹdiẹ ti iyanu njà. Awọn šiši televised ija ri Artur Beterbiev (9-0, 9 KOs) ṣakoso a keje yika knockout lodi si Alexander Johnson (16-3, 7 KOs). The second televised bout featured Erislandy Lara (21-2-2, 12 KOs) as he secured a unanimous decision victory over Delvin Rodriguez (28-8-4, 16 KOs).

 

Ni isalẹ wa ni comments ṣe nipasẹ awọn televised awọn onija wọnyi won ṣe lalẹ:

 

ERISLANDY Lara

 

“O ṣeun si mi gbogbo egbe ati ki o si Delvin fun jije nla kan oludije. O ṣeun Al HAYMON.

 

“Eleyi je kan nla išẹ lalẹ. Mo je anfani lati de mi osi. Delvin a ti gan o kan gbiyanju lati yọ ninu ewu ni nibẹ, ki ni mo ti mọ ohun ti mo ti a ti n ṣe ti a ti ṣiṣẹ.

 

“Mo ti a ti gbiyanju lati Bait fun u lati wa si ni, ṣugbọn ti o ti ko ṣiṣẹ. Ki ni mo ni lati gba ibinu ni nibẹ.

 

“O n ko kan itura inú nlọ o soke si awọn onidajọ. Mo fẹ lati win gbogbo yika ati ki o gba awọn ti o ba ti ṣee ṣe knockout, sugbon o kere ni mo ni ni win lalẹ.

 

“Mo n lilọ si joko mọlẹ pẹlu mi egbe ati Al (HAYMON). Awọn ojo iwaju ni ko. A fẹ awọn ti o dara ju. A fẹ Floyd Mayweather. A fẹ Miguel Cotto. A fẹ Gennady Golovkin ni 160 lbs.”

 

DELVIN Rodriguez

 

“O je gan korọrun ninu nibẹ fun mi lalẹ. O si wà didasilẹ ati ki o fifun mi ọpọlọpọ awọn agbekale ti isokuso lati ṣiṣẹ pẹlu awọn.

 

“O si ti a nigbagbogbo nwa lati de rẹ òsi. O si mu mi lẹẹkan si ara tilẹ ati awọn ti o mu mẹta tabi mẹrin iyipo lati gbọn pipa.

 

“Mo ro pe PBC jẹ nla fun awọn idaraya. Wọn n mu Boxing si gbogbo ipele titun. Diẹ ninu awọn ti ohun ti won ko ba ti wa ni gan lilọ si yẹ lori pẹlu awọn egeb. Fifi awọn idojukọ lori awọn onija jẹ ńlá kan ara ti ti.

 

“O jẹ gidigidi lati sọ ohun ti ni tókàn ọtun bayi. Nibẹ ni o wa ṣi diẹ ninu awọn nla njà fun mi. O kan nitori mo ti sonu si ṣe ọlọgbọn, imọ Onija bi Lara ko tunmọ si nibẹ ni o wa ko nla njà osi fun mi.”

 

Artur BETERBIEV

 

“Eleyi jẹ ńlá kan Plus fun mi, ati nla iriri fun mi pro ọmọ. Mo wa gan dun lati lọ ti o ti kọja mẹrin iyipo lalẹ.

 

“Ko si ohun ti a gan ṣiṣẹ daradara ti o fun mi lalẹ tilẹ. Mo fẹ lati apoti smati ati ki o ri awọn ọtun tosisile. Boya awọn righty si Lefty yipada ni ose ṣe kan iyato.

 

“Mo wa gan dun ati ki o lọpọlọpọ lati ni ti ara ti miiran PBC SIM ati lati ti ní a ija nibi ni United States. Awọn ti o kẹhin akoko ti mo ti wà ni Chicago wà pada ni 2007 ni kanna ibi isere. Ki o ro nla lati wa ni pada.

 

“Mo wa kan afẹṣẹja, sugbon Emi ko fẹ lati pe awon eniyan jade ki o si nkẹgan wọn. Emi ko le ṣe asọtẹlẹ ojo iwaju, sugbon mo yoo ṣiṣẹ gidigidi lati ṣe mi gba ṣiṣan ani dara ju ọkan yi. Mo fẹ awọn ti tobi igbanu ti mo ti le gba. Ti o ni mi ojumọ.”

 

Alexander Johnson

 

“Kukuru akiyesi ko ni pataki nitori ti o ni ara awọn ere lati ma wa ni pese. Mo ni ko si excuses. O si wà ti o dara eniyan lalẹ.

 

“O si ni ni ọkan ehoro Punch sile awọn eti ti o fowo mi siwaju sii ju diẹ ninu awọn ti awọn miiran Asokagba, ṣugbọn ìwò o si wà ni o kan dara Onija lalẹ.

 

“Mo ro pe PBC jẹ nla fun awọn idaraya ti Boxing. Emi ko le mu ohunkohun kuro lati wọn ati ki o Mo wa dupe fun o kan ni anfani lati jà lori kaadi won lalẹ.

 

“Mo n nlọ pada si awọn idaraya ati ki o mo ti yoo ọrọ ohun ti ba tókàn pẹlu ebi mi.”

 

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Awọn kaadi ti a igbega nipa igbega nipa alagbara Boxing ni sepo pẹlu Group Yvon Michel (-Idaraya) ati Star Boxing. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ ibewowww.premierboxingchampions.com, www.spike.com/shows/premier-Boxing-Awọn aṣaju-, tẹle lori TwitterPremierBoxing, LaraBoxing, @ DRodriguez1980, WarriorsBoxProm AtiSpikeTV ki o si di kan àìpẹ lori Facebook niwww.Facebook.com/PremierBoxing, www.Facebook.com/WarriorsBoxingPromoatiwww.Facebook.com/Spike.

 
Boxcino, Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija, Spike TV

ERISLANDY Lara de IN Chicago FUN Rodriguez showdown

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Atẹjade Lati Ilẹ-Iṣẹ Irohin
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Ilẹ Cuba aibale okan ERISLANDY Lara lati koju si DELVIN Rodriguez AS Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ON Iwasoke padà TO

UIC agọ IN Chicago ON Jimo, Oṣù 12

 

Chicago (June 9, 2015) – Ilẹ Cuba Boxing Star, Erislandy “Awọn Amerika Dream” Lara (20-2-2, 12 KOs), ti de ni Chicago fun re ìṣe ija pẹlu Delvin Rodriguez (28-7-4, 16 KOs) bi Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija returns to Spike this Friday June 12, 2015.

Yi àtúnse ti PBC on Spike bẹrẹ ni 9 p.m. ATI. Ilẹkun ni UIC Pafilionu ìmọ ni 5 p.m. CT pẹlu awọn akọkọ ija ṣeto fun 5:30 p.m. CT.

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa alagbara Boxing ni sepo pẹlu Group Yvon Michel (-Idaraya) ati Star Boxing, ti wa ni owole ni $151, $101, $51, ati $31, ko pẹlu wulo iṣẹ owo, ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu pẹlu pataki kan kirẹditi kaadi, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000 tabi UIC Pafilionu Àpótí Office ni (312) 413-5740. Tiketi ni o wa tun wa ni www.ticketmaster.com tabi nipa lilo awọn UIC Pafilionu Àpótí Office (Thursday tabi Friday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.).

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PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON NBC CONFERENCE CALL TRANSCRIPT & MP3 WITH ROBERT GUERRERO, Aron Martinez, Dominic BREAZEALE & YASMANY CONSUEGRA

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Lisa Milner

E dupe, gbogbo ènìyàn, for joining us today. We have a very exciting call. All four of the fighters participating on the televised portion of yi Satidee ká Premier Boxing Champions on NBC telecast will be with us. We are going to start with the heavyweights, and before we head to those fighters, I’m going to turn it over to Tom Brown, head of TGB Promotions to tell you a little more about the event and introduce our first set of fighters.

 

Tom Brown

Daradara, thank you and thank you very much to the media for joining us on this call. TGB Promotions is very happy working again with PBC on this excellent card to be telecast on NBC yi Saturday afternoon from the famed StubHub Center in Carson. The doors openlojo satide ni 11:00 a.m. pẹlu awọn akọkọ Belii ni 11:15 a.m. We go on live TV starting at12:00 p.m. PT. It’s a huge sports day for NBC. They’re also telecasting the French Open, the Belmont Stakes, and game two of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

 

The main event is former world champion, Robert Guerrero (32-3-1 18 KOs) out of Gilroy, California. Robert’s no stranger to the southern California boxing fans, having posted two huge wins in recent years: the sensational 12-round decision over Andre Berto in November 2012 down in Ontario, and his epic fight-of-the-year win over Yoshihiro Kamegai on June 21, 2014 at the StubHub Center.

 

Aaron Martinez, West Covina, California ni o ni a gba ti (19-3-1, 4 KOs). He made his bones on the southern California boxing circuit, and knows how valuable this opportunity to face Guerrero is on such a big platform. Martinez never takes a backward step, never tires, and that’s his primary weapon: incredible stamina. With the styles of Guerrero-Martinez, this main event has all the makings of another action-packed StubHub Center war to add to the venue’s history.

 

In the televised co-main, the opening fight, we’ve got two outstanding, undefeated young heavyweight prospects: U.S. Olympian Dominic Breazeale (14-0, 13 KOs). He competed in the 2012 London games, and Yasmany Consuegra (17-0, 14 KOs) outstanding Cuban amateur with a perfect pro record.

 

Lẹẹkansi, awọn ilẹkun yoo ṣii ni 11:00 a.m. Tickets bẹrẹ ni $25 and we’re looking forward to seeing the great boxing fans of southern California attend this great event.

 

L. Milner

We’re going to do the heavyweights now. Dominic, could you make an opening statement before we turn it over to the media?

Dominic Breazeale

This is Dominic Breazeale. Good afternoon, tara ati awọn okunrin jeje. I’m excited to be part of this fantastic card this Saturday, June 6th. Can’t wait to get in the ring and show off my skills.

 

L. Milner

Nla. E dupe. And Luis DeCubas Jr. is on the line to translate for Yasmany. Luis, could you ask him to make just a quick opening statement and then translate that for us?

 

Consuegra Yasmany

I want to thank everybody on the call. I want to thank NBC, the PBC, Al Haymon for this opportunity and all the people involved. I look forward to a great fight. Lojo Satide, I want to show everyone who I am.

Q

Hey, Dominic, it seems to me it’s safe to say that this is going to be your toughest opponent to date. Would you agree with that, and if so, how excited are you to get this opportunity to move up in competition and show what you’ve been able to learn?

 

D. BREAZEALE

Definitely toughest competition to date thus far. Pato, Yasmany is 17-0, 14 KOs. One of those guys that steps in the ring with a ton of confidence. We’re both undefeated fighters and I was extremely excited when I got the call. Thanks to Al and the team. Thanks to NBC, we’ll be able to perform in front of the whole world, nationwide, and I couldn’t ask for more. It’s a great setting, a great way to have a stepping-stone to the next level. I want to be considered the top heavyweight and I guess you’ve got to fight top guys to get there.

 

Q

What do you know about Consuegra?

 

D. BREAZEALE

I know he’s got a great amateur record. I know he did real well in Cuba, the Cuba National team. He had some great fights here in the States. He fought a lot in Florida.I know he’s got a boxing style. I know he’s going to come out tough. Cuban fighters always do.

 

Q

Dominic, you’ve had a lot of knockouts in your early career in the pros, but this is going to be your biggest fight yet with another undefeated fighter. Can you talk about your transition from the amateur style, which obviously you had to do in the Olympics, to the professional style?

 

D. BREAZEALE:

Like you said, it’s going to be a big fight with a guy that’s undefeated. I’m sure he’s coming in looking to knock me out. I’m coming in to knock him out, o daju. Ṣugbọn, amateur transition into the pros, I would say was a little bit easier for myself than it was for most amateurs. The amateurs, a lot of my wins came by way of knockouts, so I’ve been knocking guys out since day one.

 

It’s one of those things that I transitioned from putting punches in bunches to putting punches in bunches with power. I’m throwing a lot more punches now. I’m putting a lot more punches together with power. Every punch I throw has got devastating power. I not only punch with the right hand, but I can punch with the left. So long as I make contact, somebody’s going down for sure.

 

Q

Can you talk about the experience factor? You both fought a number of guys who have a lot of fights under their belt. Re kẹhin ija, he defeated Taurus Sykes, who’s been around for a long time, a guy with a winning record. Tell us where you think you’re at. Because eventually, everybody wants to become a world champion, but what level do you think you’re at and how does that compare to Yasmany?

D. BREAZEALE

I think I’m right up there, ti o ba ti ko, definitely above him. I’ve fought some very experienced guys and guys that have been former Olympians, bi daradara. Guys like Matt Galer, who have been in heavyweight ranks and considered top contenders at one point. Me and Matt put on a great fight.

 

My last fight with Victor Bisbal, that was March 7th ti odun yi. He’s a Puerto Rican Olympian. He came out with a great amateur background, very good professional background. When I finally beat him he had fought some experienced guys as well, so I definitely have the experience there. Not only as an amateur, but definitely as a pro, ju.

Q

And a similar question for Yasmany. Lati mi, it looks like this is going to be your biggest fight as a pro. Where do you think you are as a professional at this point? Where do you think you rank overall in the professional ranks?

 

Y. Consuegra

It’s definitely my toughest fight. Breazeale’s a real good fighter out of the pros, but I’ve also had a great amateur background. I fought the best of the best, o han ni. The Cuban heavyweight program is much more difficult than the American heavyweight program, and he was an Olympian, but I won a lot of world amateur tournaments. I look forward to just getting in the ring with Breazeale and showing what I’ve got, because I think I could beat Breazeale, and I think I’m ready for Breazeale. The top guys in the division, I’m going to show them.

 

Q

Yasmany, how influenced are you by some of the great Cuban fighters and heavyweights of the past year: Teofilo Stevenson, Felix Savon, and many others? How much of a role have they played in influencing your style?

 

Y. Consuegra

O han ni, Cuba has a great history of Cuban amateur heavyweights. I like to put my style more toward Savon, who is a power puncher, as looking for the knockout at all times. And Stevenson’s a great fighter, but he’s more of a boxer, so was Roberto Balado, but that’s definitely a great point.

Q

How does it feel to be fighting on NBC in front of such a big network audience, especially on a day when you’re going to be right in between French Open final and Stanley Cup game. Dominic, could you answer that first?

 

D. BREAZEALE

I am definitely excited. I’ve got to thank NBC for giving me the opportunity to fight on this card. It’s a wonderful date. Can’t ask for anything better: southern California, kẹfa. Sun’s going to be out. The weather is going to be great. Great venue at the StubHub Center there. It’s definitely exciting. Whenever I get a chance to perform in front of a hometown crowd, family and friends, and things like that, it brings out the best in me, so I’m definitely looking forward to it and, bi mo ti so, I’ve got to thank NBC, Al HAYMON, Goossen Promotions for putting this all together. My team, all of you guys, I definitely, truly appreciate it.

 

Q

And Louis, could you ask Yasmany the same question?

 

Y. Consuegra

Yeah, it’s definitely the biggest fight of my life, the biggest fight of my career. At this moment, I’d also like to thank Dominic Breazeale for taking this type of risk. Not too many guys are willing to take these risks to fight an undefeated heavyweight and fight the best. Nítorí, it’s a big day for both of us, and come Saturday, I’m going to show everybody that I’m one of the top guys in the division.

 

L. Milner

Dara, nla. E dupe, both, so much. We will see you this week for a great event. We have the main event on the line now, so I’m going to turn it back over to Tom Brown to introduce Robert Guerrero and Aaron Martinez. Tom, ya o kuro.
T. Brown

Dara, nla. E dupe. First, I’d like to introduce former world champion, Robert “Awọn Mimü” Jagunjagun, lẹẹkansi, pẹlu kan gba ti 32-3-1 ati 18 KOs, making a quick return to the PBC on NBC.

 

Robert Guerrero

I just want to thank everybody for being on and I’m ready to go.

 

T. Brown

Dara, we’ve got Aron Martinez here also, pẹlu kan gba ti 19-3-1, and he understands how valuable this opportunity is to face Guerrero on such a big platform.

Aron Martinez

Yeah, dajudaju, Mo wa nibi. O ni kan nla anfani fun mi; I’m ready for battle. We’re at weight and everything went pretty good at this camp, and what can I say, ọkan? Just excited to fight Saturday.

Q

Robert, you’re a guy that has fought a lot of big name fighters over a really nice career, an illustrious career. Does it become a little more difficult to get up for a fighter like Aron Martinez who is, kind of unknown, at least as compared to the other guys that you’ve fought?

 

R. Jagunjagun

Ṣe Ko, not at all. Coming off the last fight with a loss at the short end of the stick, it drives you to be hungry. Nítorí, that’s why I wanted to get right back into the ring, stay active. That’s one of the biggest problems with being inactive and not having enough action throughout the year. The year layoffs, a nine-, eight-month layoff, it really kills you, especially at that championship elite level. It’s hard to come back and be 100 percent sharp, so the plan is to just stay sharp all year and get back on it.

 

Q

What do you know about him? Do you watch any tapes of your opponents or anything like that?

 

R. Jagunjagun

Yeah, I’ve watched some tape on him. I watched a few of his fights that I found on YouTube and he’s a crafty little guy. He’s in there and he can fight on the inside. He’s got some good counter shots and he mixes it up. Nítorí, you’ve just got to be ready for everything all around, because you never know what’s going to come your way, especially when this is such a big opportunity for him, fighting on NBC. You know he’s going to come 100 percent ready and that seems to happen all the time when I fight somebody. They come 10 percent better than they were in their last couple of fights, so it’s about being prepared and being ready for whatever comes.

 

Q

Is there any concern about coming back to the ring so soon after a brutal fight like you just had three months ago?

 

R. Jagunjagun

Oh, se ko, not at all. Lati mi, the fight wasn’t even that brutal. It may have been brutal for Thurman, but I was just getting started toward the end. It actually feels good to get right back in. I got right back into the gym three weeks after that and stayed on it. Nítorí, after I left that ring, I still felt good. My body felt good. I just had that cut, got that taken care of, but other than that, Mo lero nla. That’s why I’m jumping right back in the ring so quick.

 

Q

I know you’re a well-known fighter throughout your career, but was there any difference after fighting on that show. That was the most viewed fight in quite a long time, being that it was on free TV on a primetime Saturday night. Nítorí, I just want to know if anything changed on your end, like more notoriety.

 

R. Jagunjagun

Pato. When you have a 96-year-old woman come up to you in the parking lot and say, “Man, what a great fight; that reminds me of the olden days of boxing,” it’s nice to see that. And you see all the fans coming around and just the average person that’s at the grocery store recognizing you, it’s huge. It’s not just huge for my career, but it’s huge for boxing.

 

Q

Did that factor into your wanting to come back so soon? I know you said you want to stay sharp, ṣugbọn, o han ni, staying in the public eye helps as well.

 

Robert Guerrero: Oh, pato. Out of sight, out of mind. So you want to stay active, you want to stay busy; you want to stay sharp. You want to stay in the public eye to make that big run before time passes.

 

Q

Aron, I just have one question for you. You’ve been out of the ring for over a year since your fight with Josesito. Was there any reason for that delay? Could you just not get fights or did you just want to take the time off to clear your head?
A. Martinez

It was just with my promoter, little here and there, they were not giving me the right fights. Anybody that knows me, I stayed in the gym, because that’s what makes it easy for me, making weight. I never have trouble making weight and that goes to show that I stay active. I stay active in the gym and that’s what it is.

 

Q

My question is for Robert Guerrero. I was a little disappointed to see that it took you quite a while to get into the fight with Keith Thurman. Do you feel like that’s going to be something you’re going to change for this fight with Aron, is taking off right off the bat, akọkọ yika?

 

R. Jagunjagun

Yeah, it goes back to being active in the ring. Everybody says, daradara, Mo lero nla, there’s no ring rust, and this and that, but you truly don’t know until you get into that ring. Nigbana ni, those long layoffs really kill me. You develop bad habits. You lay back a little bit too much, and you end up getting started a little bit late like I did in the Thurman fight. But when I did get started, there was no stopping me.

 

Nítorí, that’s why I want to stay active and stay in the ring. Bi mo ti sọ tẹlẹ, it’s being inactive, not being in the ring fighting. You develop habits where you do start off slowly and I felt like after the fight, when I looked back on it, it felt like I was starting off like I was sparring and just working into it, warming up, and then getting started. Glad to get that fight out of the way and shake off that ring rust, and it’s time to make that push.

 

Q

First question for Robert. Can you talk about getting up for this fight, because you fought such top level opponents and championship fights, Thurman and Mayweather and higher profile fights, and I think in this fight, you’re going to come in as a favorite. Can you talk about making sure that you don’t overlook Aron Martinez and staying sharp and getting up mentally.

 

R. Jagunjagun

You never want to overlook anybody. I don’t care who it is. You’ve got two hands, you can throw a punch. Ohunkohun ti o le ṣẹlẹ ni iwọn. Nítorí, you never want to overlook anybody. I found that out earlier in my career with a loss against Gamaliel Diaz. I was overlooking him, thought I was going to take him out and he ended up out-boxing me. He beat me by one point.

 

Nítorí, it’s one of those things where you live and learn. You learn your lesson throughout the years and at this level of boxing and competition, you’ve got to just be able to get up and do your job and be prepared for everything. Nítorí, it’s not a problem. It’s like second nature to me. I wake up every day. I run. I do my gym work. If I don’t do it, it feels like I’m cheating, because I’ve been doing it since I was a kid. Nítorí, it’s just being well-prepared and I’m always well-prepared for every fight, as you’ve seen through my previous fights. I come to fight no matter what.

 

Q

What do you think your advantages are over him coming into this fight?
R. Jagunjagun

Maybe the arm reach, the hand speed, the height. It’s a matter of not just having the advantages, but putting them to work and using them, and sticking to your game plan and being well prepared and being able to execute. Nítorí, it’s time to react when you get in that ring and what you’re going to do with everything to make it happen.

 

Q

Aron, I think Robert’s going to be the one coming in as the favorite in this fight, but I just noticed on a lot of the PBC cards, there have been a lot of upsets and unexpected outcomes coming in. Tell us why you’re going in expecting to win and what the effect is being on the PBC card on NBC. Does that add something special to this?
A. Martinez

Yes of course. It’s on national TV at StubHub Center, this is where I grew up. It’s my home base. I’ve got 23 njà. Out of these 23 njà, I’ve never been the favorite; I’ve always been the underdog. I’m not even supposed to be at this stage. That’s what I’m looking forward to. I’ve never been the favorite in any of my fights, so I come out for every fight. I know Rob, he’s an excellent champion; he’s been in with the best. He knows I train hard for this fight because I really want it and it and I’m going to lay it all on the line. This is what I’m talking about. I’m on to show everybody.

 

Q

You’re coming off a little over a year layoff as you explained earlier, and he’s coming off just a three-month layoff after a 12-round fight. Do you think that’s going to factor into this fight, especially if it goes the distance?

 

A. Martinez

Ṣe Ko. It’s like what Robert said. You don’t really know until you get in the ring. We could say a bunch of things now, but you never know until you get in the ring and you actually feel it, because once you’re in the ring, it’s a whole different story, how it’s going to be. We train really, really hard for this fight, ati awọn ti a ba setan. It’s whatever I’ve got to do, I’ve got to do. We fight inside we box, whatever. We’re ready for whatever comes our way.
Q

Aron obviously, I know you’re up for this fight, and Robert’s already expressed that he’s trained for this fight and he’s expecting the very best from you, it’s been asked twice on this call if Robert is overlooking you. Do you find that disrespectful that nobody is giving you a shot in this fight? Or do you just use it as extra motivation?

 

A. Martinez

Ṣe Ko. I don’t find it that way. It’s what it is. Robert has been up there with the best. And I don’t find it disrespectful; it’s just what it is, and it makes me train harder and just to make a point that who I am and they’re going to see Aron Martinez in there lojo satide and they’re going to see who I am.

 

L. Milner

Dara, that was our last question. Robert, do you want to make a closing comment?

 

R. Jagunjagun

Bẹẹni. I just want to thank everybody. Thank Al Haymon and thank my team and thank everybody who’s been putting in the work to get this together, and I’m coming to fightSaturday night. Mo setan lati lọ. I’m excited and going on right before the Belmont Stakes and it’s a big event leading into another big event. Nítorí, I’m excited and I just can’t wait to fight.

 

The thing is staying active all year and doing my job and giving the fans what they love to see and giving them a great fight. Nítorí, thank all the fans and thank everybody that’s on the conference call. I really appreciate it and God bless everybody.

 

L. Milner

Dara, thanks. Aaron, do you want to make a closing comment?

 

A. Martinez

Bẹẹni, I want to thank NBC, PBC and all. Goossen for giving me this chance to show what I’ve got lojo satide, and I thank Robert, and just give a good show to everybody lojo satide, and I’m ready to push off and I’m ready to go. O ṣeun, gbogbo ènìyàn.
Lisa Milner: E dupe. Fight week events start ọla ni 11:00 a.m. at the Wild Card West Boxing Gym with a media workout and I hope to see everybody there. Mo dupe lowo yin lopolopo. Thanks to the fighters. O ṣeun, Tom Brown, and thanks to the media.

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Boxcino 2015 Jr. Middleweight asiwaju John “Apollo Kidd” Thompson ṣetan fun tókàn anfani

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Newark, Awon ara New Jersey (June 3, 2015)–O kan meji ọsẹ aftEri winNing awọn 2015 Boxcino Jr, Middleweight figagbaga, John “Apollo Kidd” Thompson (17-1, 6 KO ká) ti wa ni tẹlẹ si sunmọ pada ni apẹrẹ ati ki o fe kan awọn ọna iwọn pada.
Thompson gba rẹ akọle nipa idekun Brandon Adams ni meji iyipo lori May 22 in Corona, California, ni ohun ti o wà ni kẹhin show ti ESPN Friday Night njà.
“Ohun gbogbo ti wa ni ti lọ daradara. Mo n tẹlẹ pada ṣiṣẹ jade. Mo ti a ti gbigba kan ninu awọn pupo awọn ipe lati ṣe ibere ojukoju, a si jẹwọ,” Said Thompson.
“Mo n lọ pada si ibudó si isalẹ lati yi ìparí ki o si bẹrẹ ngbaradi fun mi tókàn ija.”
Thompson kirediti rẹ ara igbagbo fun aseyori re ati ki o mo wipe awọn ti o dara ju ti wa ni sibẹsibẹ lati wa si.
“Mo ti nigbagbogbo ní ńlá igbekele ninu ara mi. Ti o ko ba gbagbo ninu ara, ti o sọnu tẹlẹ. Mi ìlépa ni lati wa ni nọmba ọkan-.”
“Emi ni o kan setan lati gba pada ni iwọn ati ki o si fi lori kan ti o dara show, ere ati ki o tẹsiwaju lati win,” pari Thompson.
Thompson ti wa ni igbega nipa GH3 ni igbega ati Banner ni igbega.
GH3 ni igbega ẹya undefeated Middleweight Antoine Douglas, Super Middleweight ká Jerry Odom & Derrick Webster, undefeated Super Bantamweight Adam Lopez bi daradara bi Jr. Middleweight John Thompson, Jr., undefeated Welterweight Jerrell Harris,undefeated Super Bantamweight Qa'id Muhammad, undefeated lightweight Oscar Bonilla ati Light Heavyweight Lavarn Harvell si GH3 ni igbega idurosinsin.
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Nikita Fedosov & John Thompson crowned Boxcino champions with stoppage wins

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Ade, California (Le 26, 2015)--Memorial Day weekend started out with a bang as Andrey Fedosov and John Thompson were crowned Boxcino 2015 champions in the Heavyweight and Jr. Middleweight divisions with stoppage wins over Donovan Dennis and Brandon Adams this past Friday night at the Omega Products Outdoor Arena.

The Boxcino Tournament was promoted by Banner Promotions, nigba ti Friday ká card was promoted by Thompson Boxing and Banner Promotions.
The event also served as the series finale of ESPN Friday Night njà.

Fedosov scored an 8th round stoppage, while Thompson got off the canvas in round 1 to score a 2nd round stoppage.

Fedosov landed some hard power shots in round 2 that Dennis was able to withstand. Fedosov dropped Dennis in round 3 from a left hook to the head. Dennis started being effective the jab in round 4, and he started mixing the straight left behind it.

In round 6, Fedosov hurt Dennis again as he ripped two hard rights off the face of the southpaw. In round 7, it was more power shots that hurt Dennis and made him take a knee.

In round 8, Fedosov landed a perfectly timed right hand that sent Dennis hard to the canvas. Dennis got to his feet but the fight was waved off 54 seconds into round 8.

Fedosov, 220 1/2 lbs ti Hollywood, California via Russia is now 28-3 pẹlu 23 knockouts. Dennis, 219 lbs ti Davenport, Iowa is now 14-3.
“I was being patient and waiting for a counter, and I was able to hit him with it,” said Fedosov of the knockout blow. “Now I will look for a big fight.”

John Thompson got off the deck in round 1 to come back and score an explosive 2nd round stoppage over Brandon Adams to win the Boxcino Jr. Middleweight akọle.

Adams dropped Thompson in the opening seconds from a left hook. In round 2, Thompson landed a huge shot that sent Adams to the canvas. Thompson then pounded on Adams and a right hand wobbled Adams into the ropes and a knockdown was ruled. Thompson finished off a visibly hurt Adams with a heavy combination and the fight was stopped at 2:18 ti yika 2.

Thompson, 153.2 lbs ti Newark, Awon ara New Jersey ni bayi 17-1 with six knockouts. Adams, 154.8 lbs of Los Angeles, CA ni bayi 17-2.

“This is a new beginning for me,” Thompson said. “We’re in a whole different ball game now. This is where I’m suppose to be.”

Wi Banner ni igbega Aare Artie Pelullo, “It was a great night, and John and Andrey earned these titles. We expect to have them in big fights very soon. Lori miiran akọsilẹ, I am glad that these two thrilling fights were part of the last ESPN Friday Night Fights show.”

Awọn fọto nipa Emily Harney / Asia ni igbega.
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John Thompson ready to win Boxcino title tonight

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Ade, California (Le 22, 2015)-–Lalẹ at the Omega Products Outdoor Arena, John Thompson (16-1, 5 KO ká) looks to win the Boxcino Jr. Middlweight championship when he takes on Brandon Adams in the finale of ESPN Friday Night njà.

Thompson weighed in at a ready 153.2 ni Thursday ká weigh in and he looks in prime shape to not only win the title but enter the world rankings.
“John has been really working hard in Virginia. This is his 2nd training camp down there and after his layoff we have really seen the improvement and his confidence,”said Thompson’s promoter Vito Mielnicki of GH3 Promotions.
Thompson, who literally entered the tournament at the last second when Cleotis Pendarvis failed to make weight for his opening round bout with Ricardo Pinnel. Thompson went out and boxed very soundly to win the unanimous decision.
In his semifinal bout with previously undefeated Stanyslav Skorokhod, Thompson peppered the undefeated Ukrainian fr.om the outside and mixed it up on the iniside en route to winning the split decision on April 10 ni Betlehemu, PA.
Now Thompson will take on the Boxcino veteran Adams with the eye on becoming a major player in the crowded Jr. Middleweight pipin
“I have believed in John since day one. A lot of people jumped off the bandwagon since his loss to Frank Galarza. But I always knew he had the ability to compete at the highest level and tonight he will prove that I am excited for not only lalẹ but the future of John. He is just 26 and is best boxing is ahead of him,” finished Mielnicki
Photo By Emily Harney / Asia ni igbega
GH3 ni igbega ẹya undefeated Middleweight Antoine Douglas, Super Middleweight ká Jerry Odom & Derrick Webster, undefeated Super Bantamweight Adam Lopez bi daradara bi Jr. Middleweight John Thompson, Jr., undefeated Welterweight Jerrell Harris,undefeated Super Bantamweight Qa'id Muhammad, undefeated lightweight Oscar Bonilla, Heavyweight Natu Visinia ati Light Heavyweight Lavarn Harvell si GH3 ni igbega idurosinsin.
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Boxcino 2015 finals weigh in Photos

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ORANGE, Calif. (Le 21, 2015) – ESPN ká “Friday Night njà” final broadcast features two outstanding fights in the heavyweight and junior middleweight divisions that will decide the 2015 Boxcino Champions.
Below are photos from Thursday ká weigh in from the Boxcino Finals that will take place on Friday ni awọn Omega awọn Ọja International Outdoor gbagede ni Corona, California. The show begins at 10:00 ATI lori ESPN 2 as the finale of ESPN FridayNight njà.

 

Awọn Boxcino 2015 tournament is promoted by Banner Promotions. Friday ká show is promoted by Thompson Boxing and Banner Promotions.

 
Heavyweight finals–Nikita Fedosov (l) and Donovan Dennis

Jr. Middleweight finals. John Thompson (l) and Brandon Adams

Nikita Fedosov

Donovan Dennis

John Thompson

Brandon Adams

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Boxcino Jr. Middleweight finals by the numbers

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ORANGE, Calif. (Le 20, 2015) – ESPN ká “Friday Night njà” final broadcast features two outstanding fights in the heavyweight and junior middleweight divisions that will decide the 2015 Boxcino Champions.

 

The 10-round junior middleweight final showcases Boxcino tournament veteran Brandon Adams (16-1, 12 KOs) of Los Angeles against the smooth boxing skills of John Thompson (16-1, 5 KOs) ti Newark, New Jersey. The finalists will compete for the Boxcino crown on Friday, Le 22, from the Omega Products Outdoor Arena in Corona, Calif. Also on the line – awọn NABA Interim Super Welterweight title, ati awọn WBO Intercontinental Junior Middleweight belt.

 

Tickets for the Boxcino Finals are priced at $50, $70, & $100, and are available for purchase online at ThompsonBoxing.com tabi nipa pipe 714-935-0900.

 

The double main event features heavyweight talents Donovan Dennis (14-2, 11 KOs) of Davenport, Iowa and Nikita Fedosov (27-3, 22 KOs) of Russia in a 10-round fight to determine the 2015 Boxcino Heavyweight Champion. Dennis-Fedosov will also fight for the WBA Fedelatin ati WBO Intercontinental heavyweight titles.

 

Brandon Adams– 17-1, 12 KO’s John Thompson– 16-1, 5 KO ká

Los Angeles, CA Newark, Awon ara New Jersey
Apeso–“The Cannon” “Apollo Kidd”

Ọjọ ori: 25 Ọjọ ori: 26
Has won 3 straight bouts (all by stoppage) Has won two straight bouts
66.7 KO % 29.4 KO%
Has fought 74 iyipo (4.1 Rounds/Bout) Has fought 78 iyipo (4.59 Round/Bout)

5’9″ 6’1″

70″ Reach NA

Opp Rec: 157-99-16 100-45-9

Awọn Omega Products Outdoor Arena ti wa ni be ni 1681 California Ave., Ade, BI ELEYI 92881 and can be reached at 951-737-7447. Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:45 p.m. PT. ati awọn first bout begins at 6:15 p.m. PT.

For additional information please visit www.banner-promotions.com& ThompsonBoxing.com ati. For regular updates on our fighters, iṣẹlẹ, and promotions, please check our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter and Instagrambannerboxing ati @ThompsonBoxing.
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Undercard Previewed for Boxcino 2015 Finals ESPN2 May 22

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ORANGE, Calif. (Le 19, 2015) – ESPN ká “Friday Night njà” final broadcast features two outstanding fights in the heavyweight and junior middleweight divisions that will decide the 2015 Boxcino Champions.

 

The 10-round junior middleweight final showcases Boxcino tournament veteran Brandon Adams (16-1, 12 KOs) of Los Angeles against the smooth boxing skills of John Thompson (16-1, 5 KOs) ti Newark, New Jersey. The finalists will compete for the Boxcino crown on Friday, Le 22, from the Omega Products Outdoor Arena in Corona, Calif. Also on the line – awọn NABA Interim Super Welterweight title, ati awọn WBO Intercontinental junior middleweight belt.

 

Tickets for the Boxcino Finals are priced at $50, $70, & $100, and are available for purchase online at ThompsonBoxing.com tabi nipa pipe 714-935-0900.

 

The double main event features heavyweight talents Donovan Dennis (14-2, 11 KOs) of Davenport, Iowa and Nikita Fedosov (27-3, 22 KOs) of Russia in a 10-round fight to determine the 2015 Boxcino Heavyweight Champion. Dennis-Fedosov will also fight for the WBA Fedelatin ati WBO Intercontinental heavyweight titles.

 

The Boxcino Tournament is Promoted by Asia ni igbega and televised on ESPN ká “Friday Night njà” (ESPN2 10 p.m. ATI / 7 p.m. PT). The show on Friday is co-promoted through Thompson Boxing Promotions ati Asia ni igbega.

 

The undercard features crafty super bantamweight Isaac Zarate (10-1-1,1 KO) of Los Angeles against Fernando Fuentes (5-4-1, 1 KO) of Hemet, Calif. Outside of the two televised bouts, the 8-round fight between Zarate and Martinez is among the most eagerly anticipated fights of the night.

 

“Zarate is one of the most exciting, young boxers in the 122 lb. pipin,” wi Ken Thompson, Aare ti Thompson Boxing. “He won’t blow you away with power, but his hand speed and work rate are definitely worth the cost of admission.”

 

“I’m looking forward to a great night of boxing,” wi Artie Pelullo, president of Banner Promotions. “It’s a great card all around, and the Boxcino finals will be fan friendly fights where two new world title contenders will emerge.”

 

Zarate, a southpaw, makes life difficult for opponents by using an unlimited energy supply to launch punches from all sorts of angles. He’s elusive in that he darts in and out of danger spots, which makes landing combinations on him a difficult matter.

 

“I try not to stay in the same spot for too long,” said the 23-year-old Zarate. “By moving and changing the pace, my opponents typically can’t time my movements.”

 

Ni miiran igbese, Colombian lightweight Andres Figueroa (5-0, 3 KOs) faces fellow prospect Angel Martinez (5-1-1, 1 KO) ti San Antonio, Tex. in a 6-round fight.
Humberto Rubalcava (1-0, 1 KO), a Riverside native who turned professional in April, faces super bantamweight Richard Tallmadge, who will be making his pro debut (4-iyipo).

 

A pair of young welterweights in Eridani Leon (2-1) of Mexico and Isaac Freeman (1-1, 1 KO) of Los Angeles square off in a 4-round bout.

 

Bakannaa, Canadian junior middleweight prospect Cody Crowley (3-0, 2 KOs) yoo ja ohun alatako lati wa ni oniwa nigbamii (4-iyipo).
Opening the event is undefeated super bantamweight Adam Lopez (11-0, 6 KOs) of San Antonio going up against the veteran Miguel Tamayo (16-12-2, 14 KOs) of Mexico (6-iyipo).

Awọn Omega Products Outdoor Arena ti wa ni be ni 1681 California Ave., Ade, BI ELEYI 92881 and can be reached at 951-737-7447. Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:45 p.m. PT. ati awọn first bout begins at 6:15 p.m. PT.

For additional information please visit www.banner-promotions.com& ThompsonBoxing.com ati. For regular updates on our fighters, iṣẹlẹ, and promotions, please check our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter and Instagrambannerboxing ati @ThompsonBoxing.