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PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON NBC CONFERENCE CALL TRANSCRIPT

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Lou DiBella

O ṣeun, everybody for joining us for Premier Boxing Champions on NBC press call. The card is Saturday, Le 23rd. That’s the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend at Boston’s Agganis Arena. The start time on NBC is 4:30 p.m. ATI/1:30 p.m. PT.

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, which is being promoted in associated with Murphys Boxing are priced at $250, $200, $100, $75, $50 ati $35, and they’re available at ticketmaster.com. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu, pe Ticketmaster ni 800-745-3000. Lẹẹkansi, the NBC broadcast goes on at 4:30 p.m. ATI/1:30 p.m. PT.

 

We’re going to start the call by talking to our co-main event fighters, the guys are going to open the telecast. That’s light-heavyweight contender Edwin Rodriguez taking on undefeated light-heavyweight contender Craig Baker. Craig is 10-0 pẹlu 12 KO. He’s coming off a KO of highly regarded Umberto Savigne in his last fight and he’s looking to upset the apple cart and derail the career of Edwin Rodriguez who’s looking for another shot at a world title; this time at 175 poun.

 

Craig is promoted by Sampson Boxing. Craig, if you’d like to say a few words.

 

Craig Baker

Daradara, I’m just grateful to have the opportunity to fight on such a grand field again. It clearly is what I dream about. It’s one of those things I’ve always looked forward to since I was little bity kid.

 

L. DiBella

E dupe. Edwin Rodriguez, the pride of Worchester, Massachusetts and is fighting in his home state. This is his second fight at light heavyweight. His only loss is to Andre Ward, one of the pound-for-pound fighters in the world and Edwin believes at light heavyweight he’s stronger, better and that he can win the title. Nítorí, Edwin, iwọ yoo fẹ lati sọ ọrọ kan diẹ?

 

Edwin Rodriguez

Bẹẹni. A la koko, I’d like to thank you, Lou, for bringing me back on NBC and giving me such a great opportunity and also to Al Haymon and the NBC crew. I’m ready to show the world that I’m one of the best or the best 175 pound fighter in the world. I just got to prove it and this is one of the steps to do it, fighting an undefeated fighter, Craig Baker, who’s hungry and I’m excited because I know that he’s hungry; I’m hungry to get at that elite level. It’s going to be a great fight for the fans.

 

Q

Bẹẹni, I have a question for each of you if you don’t mind. Craig, how do you feel about fighting Edwin so close to his hometown?

 

C. Baker

At the end of the day that doesn’t really matter to me because everyone is out to pretty much beat the crap out of you. Nítorí, it doesn’t matter where you fight. It’s the competition, and that’s how I take it.

 

Q

Edwin, what will it mean to you to fight so close to Worcester?

 

Ati. Rodriguez

It means a lot because I haven’t fought at home for about four years now. Nítorí, I’m excited to come back and fight close to home with family and friends supporting me. It’s something that helps me and pushes me to take it to the next level.

 

Q

Edwin, first question; how do you feel at light-heavyweight? Are you more comfortable now than you were at super middleweight? Do you feel stronger, and is your stamina a little better?

 

Ati. Rodriguez

I feel great now. I feel like 175 is the weight that I belong at. I feel like I’m strong and I’m fast and I feel like I’m the best light heavyweight. I just need the opportunity to prove it, and this is one of them and I’m excited.

 

Q

You’re with Al Haymon. Adonis Stevenson is with Al Haymon. Is that what boxing and fans can assume, that this is all building towards a fight with Adonis Stevenson for the title?

 

Ati. Rodriguez

Ni bayi, I’m focused on Baker. He’s an undefeated hungry fighter, but that’s the goal. I want to fight the best guy so I can prove that I’m the best. Adonis Stevenson is a good fighter. He has proved he’s the world champion and that’s who I want in the future. Nítorí, I’m just setting myself up and I’m working hard to look impressive against Baker and to get my opportunity to show the world that I’m on the best.

 

Q

Craig, just what is it about Edwin that impresses you and what will you have to do to beat him?

 

C. Baker

Daradara, I’m really impressed with the improvements that he’s made. I see him pushing forward, pushing issues and always in your face. That’s good. Mo fẹ iyẹn. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ, I just have to show up and fight. That’s the way I take the game. I have to bring my A game at all times and that’s what I do.

 

Q

I was looking at the records of a lot of your opponents. You fought a lot of guys with pretty poor records. Why is that and why did you make the step up a couple of fights ago?

 

C. Baker

I just felt like it was time, ọkan.

 

Q

Edwin, what impresses you about Craig Baker?

 

Ati. Rodriguez

He’s a hungry fighter and it doesn’t matter who he’s fought. He’s undefeated and you can’t take an undefeated fighter lightly, especially one that defeated a guy that had over 400 amateur fights and was a big prospect in the pros, like Savigne. You can’t take a guy like Craig Baker lightly.

 

Q

You’ve defeated undefeated fighters in the past. Nítorí, how is your confidence level going in when you fight somebody who hasn’t lost?

 

Ati. Rodriguez

I believe a lot of my skills and I’m very confident, but I’m not stupid. I know that a fighter who’s undefeated comes in with a very strong mentality and I’m ready. I’ve been working hard for this fight knowing that this guy is undefeated and I have to take that away from him. But at the same time, we’ve got to respect everyone because we’re all competitors and it’s all about looking good and winning and he’s just in my way right now.

 

L. DiBella

E dupe. The main event of the evening is a super middleweight world title fight and it features two guys that have been engrained into boxing since they were amateurs. James DeGale is an Olympic gold medalist. He’ll be facing Andre Dirrell. James is from England; Andre from the US. Andre was a bronze medalist in the Olympics. This is a match of two of the very best super middleweights in the world and figures to be a terrific fight.

 

James is promoted by Matchroom Boxing and Eddie Hearn is on the call. When you go to Q&A, if anyone has a question for Eddie, Eddie is available. We’re going to start with James DeGale. James, iwọ yoo fẹ lati sọ ọrọ kan diẹ? James is 21-1, pẹlu 14 KOs.

 

James DeGale

Yeah, my time is here. My time is here, tókàn Satidee. I’ve trained extremely hard and you’re in for a treat because you’re going to watch two very talented hungry fighters tókàn Satidee fight it out for a world title. I honestly think it’s going to be a hell of a fight, one I’m confident of winning. Nítorí, fasten your seatbelts, ọkan. It should be good.

 

L. DiBella

E dupe, James. Andre Dirrell, please say a few words.

 

Andre Dirrell

I agree with James. This is going to be a very good fight. I’ve trained my butt off as well. Everything went very smoothly this camp. He’s a hungry fighter. I’m a hungry fighter. We are both in desperate need or desperate want of a world title and I myself feel very confident and I’m excited about this match, ọkan. He feels like he’s an undefeated fighter. I feel like I’m an undefeated fighter, but we both have a lot to prove, ọkan. Nítorí, we’re going to come to the full effect and I believe it’s going to be a great show.

 

L. DiBella

E dupe, Omiiran. We’re going to open it up to questions now. One more time, it’s PBC on NBC broadcast. It will be on May 23rd, Saturday afternoon of Memorial Day Weekend, 4:30 p.m. ATI/1:30 p.m. PT. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster, 1-800-745-3000 and we’re going to open it up for questions now.

 

Q

This is for James. This is your first fight in the United States and also, this is the first time a lot of people are going to get to see you because you’re going to be on national television. What are you expecting in terms of the energy and what it’s going to be like performing in a completely new audience?

 

J. DeGale

Yeah. I’m looking forward to it. I’m used to it as well because obviously back in England I’m promoted by Matchroom, a well-known commercial company. Nítorí, I box on big shows in front of 10,000-20,000 eniyan. It should be good. They have a lot of Irish and English over there. Nítorí, I should have some good support and I’m looking forward to it.

 

Q

Let me follow-up with another question. There was a time that you considered retiring from the sport and becoming a personal trainer. Can you talk about that a little bit and looking back, are you glad you made the right decision to continue to do boxing?

 

J. DeGale

Yeah. It’s pretty simple. I was going through a hard time with my promoter at the time and I was a bit depressed because I wasn’t getting my chances and I wasn’t getting the right fights and I boxed on small shows. I basically was a bit depressed and I couldn’t motivate myself properly. Nítorí, Yeah, that was the way it was and then I made the change to Matchroom and things have just gone from pretty bad to really great.

 

O han ni, my last two performances speak for themself. I boxed Brandon Gonzales, an undefeated American, a confident American. He come over to America and I boxed him front of 80,000 people and knocked him out in four rounds.

 

Then four months later, I boxed Periban. If you don’t know Marco Antonio Periban, he boxed Sakio Bika for the world title and lost on a split decision and I knocked him out in three rounds. Nítorí, I’m confident. I’m feeling good, and I’m motivated very well at the minute.

 

Q

Omiiran, when you brother lost, he lost a close decision .What was your conversation with Anthony like because you lost a close fight you thought you’d won. Nítorí, how have you been able to converse with him about getting through that loss?

 

A. Dirrell

Daradara, I didn’t have to say much because he was confident after the fight, but I pretty much had him realize that you’ve had a bad night after he had a terrific camp, but I believe that’s where he left it. He left it in that. When it came to fight time, he had a few setbacks leading up to the fight and unfortunately, he lost, but we saw a lot of things that he needs to correct. I told him to watch the fight over and over again because that’s what I used to do in my fight, any fight that I feel bad about. Nítorí, I just told him keep his confidence up, man and stay on that run, ọkan. Don’t lay off at all. That’s all we can do, ọkan. I’ve learned a lot from past experience and one thing’s for certain; you can’t take anything from the past and bring it to the future. Only confidence.

 

Nítorí, I’m feeling good, ọkan. He’s excited for me and I’m going to keep that name alive and keep the Dirrell name going.

 

Q

Everybody talks about the super middleweights, they talk about Andre Ward. But it seems like some people forget how good of a boxer that you are because you had to take this time off. With this being on NBC and getting in front of a large audience, are you looking at this as an opportunity to put your name back in that conversation for people who may have forgotten how good Andre Dirrell is?

 

A. Dirrell

People know and in the end, it’s my job to keep my name lean. I haven’t had the opportunity to do that as well. I had a major setback as well, but with that I stayed in the game, stayed sharp. I was sharp in my last couple of performances. I’m looking forward to the future and this is the breakout fight like I said. James is one hell of a fighter. He has a lot of heart, a lot of spunk, a lot of energy, ọkan, and he wants to win.

 

If you want to put me in front of a fighter for a world championship fight, then James DeGale is bar none one of the best to do it in front of. Nítorí, I’m excited about this fight. I think this is probably one of the biggest fights from Premier Boxing Champion that they’ve had and I’m excited to be on that big stage. Nítorí, I want a breakout performance and I did everything in camp to make sure I can do so.

 

Q

How does it feel to be the first Brit on the verge of making some boxing history?

 

J. DeGale

O kan lara nla, but I need to stay focused and keep my eye out on the prize. That’s what I have to do. Ṣugbọn, you know what? A lot of people say I’m obsessed about making history, about becoming the first Olympic gold medalist from Great Britain to win a genuine world title. Ṣugbọn o mọ ohun ti? Emi ni. I am because that’s what drives me and that’s what makes me train hard every day. Nítorí, Yeah, I’m looking forward to it.

 

Q

Dara, and you touched on a little bit there. I mean not so long ago you were boxing in front of a couple of hundred people at the shopping center in Blue Water and now you’re making noise on TV in America. How does that feel, the difference?

 

J. DeGale

Daradara, it’s fantastic. Sure a lot of credit has to go to Eddie Hearn. I’m a buzz fire. I like the big audience. I like the big lights. I’m just feeling real relaxed, chilled and ready to perform tókàn Satidee. I’m buzzing. I really can’t wait; just being in America and knowing that I’m going to make my debut tókàn Satidee in front of millions of Americans and back in the UK as well. It’s going to be fantastic.

 

Q

Omiiran, this fight seems to be your highest profile fight since five years ago when you had the Abraham fight, when he got DQ’ed. You were leading at that time. Can you tell us at this point, where are you physically and mentally compared to where you were when you were obviously at the top of the division five years ago?

 

A. Dirrell

Daradara, I look at it all from a mental aspect. As of now, ọkan, I’m grown tremendously in my mind. I’ve realized how important boxing is to me and what it takes to become world champion, the work you have to put in and I just follow those guidelines every day. I’m a very motivated fighter, very self-motivated. A lot of fighters run with music, have to listen to music.

 

If I can hear my punches while I’m hitting the bag, I’m motivated. Nítorí, nothing motivates me more than hard work and that’s all I look for. The fight is won in the gym, not on fight night. It’s what you do in the gym, not how hard you put up a fight.

 

I’ve done all of that and more. I feel very relaxed. I’m very energetic and I’m feeling the vibe already and I really can’t wait to make Saturday ara mi. I feel I have a lot to prove and I have a different Andre Dirrell to show, one that’s just as sharp, just as fast, just as brave, but just has a bigger mental capacity. I’m excited about next week.

 

Q

What do you think your advantages are over James DeGale in this fight?

 

A. Dirrell

We’re pretty much evenly matched and I actually like that scenario because I know I’m faster. I know I’m smarter and I know I’m a better boxer. It’s just as simple as that. Ṣugbọn, none of that can come into play without hard work, and I know he’s worked his ass off, ọkan. He has to come over to America just like I went over there to England to try to fight for a world championship.

 

I know what kind of guy I’m going to face come the 23rd. I’ve worked my butt off like I said, , and with those advantages, I’ve put the hard work in so I can display that. I just feel like I’ll be the better man that night.

 

Q

James, tell us why you think you’re confident that you’re going to be able to win this fight?

 

J. DeGale

Momentum is a big thing. Look at my last two performances against good, quality opponents and look his last three. Gbọ, I come from good pedigree and so does Andre. We’re good, quality, young fighters. But I just think overall, I’m better. I think he struggles. He doesn’t like it when it gets hard in there. He’s a competent fighter, but he likes it when he’s dictating the pace and he’s on the front foot.

 

Well listen, I’m not going to let him rest. He thinks this is going to be a boxing match. Daradara, this ain’t. I’m telling him now. This ain’t going to be a boxing match. I’m going in there and I’m taking the title. I’m taking it. I’m ripping it away from him.

 

Q

Do you think you’re a really improved fighter? I know that the loss that you had to Groves was very controversial, but how much do you think you’ve improved since that fight with Groves?

 

J. DeGale

It’s like night and day. Gbọ, and another thing, I was in this for two years as well. I had two operations on my groin. Nítorí, I couldn’t throw my shots with any power. I couldn’t run the ring properly. Even in the fight at Wembley in front of 80,000 Mo ti je ko 100% otun. Even against Periban I wasn’t 100% otun. Now I’m 100% otun, fully healthy, fully focused and mentally right. Nítorí, you’re going to see me step up again tókàn Satidee.

 

Q

James, you mentioned about being a buzz fighter and this is the biggest stage, the biggest pressure you’ve ever been under. Nítorí, does this mean we’re going to see your best ever performance?

 

J. DeGale

I honestly do. The way I’ve been in the gym training, sparring, running, I honestly think you’re going to see the performance of my career so far. My last couple of fights after my injuries have been sorted and I just got better and better and I think this one is going to top it and winning my world title as well and making history.

 

Q

Ṣugbọn, do you deal with the pressure and does that inspire you more?

JamesI thrive on it. O mo mi. I thrive in it. I’m just looking forward to it. As I say, it’s my debut as a professional in America. Nítorí, I’m buzzing right now. You don’t understand. I’m just really looking forward to it.

 

Q

Omiiran. You’ve obviously fought Carl Froch and you’ve watched video of James I imagine. How do they compare as fighters and who do you rate as a better fighter?

 

A. Dirrell

As far as skill, I can give it to James DeGale, but as far as toughness, mental toughness, physical toughness, that’s Carl Froch. We all know how mentally strong he is. Nítorí, I have to give the edge to Carl Froch in that aspect, but as I said before, I know DeGale is coming to fight and no one gets in that ring and fights me as they want to fight. You know what I’m saying? Just like he thinks it’s going to be an easy fight. I feel like I have a lot more to prove as well.

 

Nítorí, I’m looking to bring the fight as well and I’m working hard in the gym. I made it tough on myself. The more pressure you actually put on me, the more dangerous I become.

 

I’m really excited as well, ọkan. I have a lot to prove. He has a lot to prove. This is going to be the best fight yet on Premier Boxing Champions.

 

Q

Basically for Andre, there was a chance obviously this fight could end up going to Britain. You’ve been to Britain before and you were very unlucky against Carl Froch. Was that something you were against, to face another title fight in Britain?

 

A. Dirrell

I’m not going to say that because I enjoyed my time over there. I believe I won the fight like I said and it just didn’t go my way unfortunately. I don’t like to judge my future fights based on past. I look forward to fighting in Britain again, in England again, the UK again whenever that day may come. I had a lot of fans over there; I have a lot of fans over there and I enjoy my time over there. I’ve been going over there since the amateurs. I enjoy it very much and I’m a world-class fighter. Nítorí, I want to be displayed on a world-class level.

 

I’m definitely looking forward to it. If it was over there, if it had to be over there, ki o jẹ. I would have came over there to fight James. We are world competitors, world-class. We fight for world titles. Why should it be in America all the time? This is a world-class sport and we should treat it like one.

 

Q

Arthur Abraham kind of robbed you of your great win when he hit you on the floor. That was looking like such a great performance that night. In the sort of layup after that, how close did you come to actually having to retire? Was there ever a time you thought you might not box again?

 

A. Dirrell

I was going through some stuff with my family. I actually wanted to. I knew in my heart that I’d get my time again. I knew my time would come. I knew I had a chance of getting out of my contract. Nítorí, I kept training. Dajudaju, there were times that I would hit slumps and feel like I’m doing it for nothing, but it was quite a stressful time for me. I think I always knew that I would be able to get back in that ring. Nítorí, I stayed busy and it didn’t really totally veer me away from the sport, but I do know the feeling.

 

I did feel like any moment could come up to where that it could be over just like that and I had to deal with it and I could easily retire. If it happened again, I just might. I knew that my time was coming again. There’s always hope there. I just kept pushing forward and here I am now.

 

Q

One for you, James, quickly. You’re in Florida now. Can you tell us where you are and how’s it going?

 

J. DeGale

Yeah, se ko, I’m in Miami. I’ve been training here for the past week. Nítorí, we climatized and we adjusted and we’re ready to go.

 

L. DiBella

Just a couple of final words. E dupe, Edwin, Craig, Andre and James. This is a great undercard that features a lot of New England talent and I want to acknowledge Murphys Boxing, our friend Ken Casey who’s with the legendary Irish band, the Dropkick Murphys, and is helping us with local promotion. We’re going to have a lot of announcements coming about some great fight week activities.

 

Premier Boxing Champions on NBC, PBC on NBC Saturday, Le 23rd at Boston’s Agganis Area,4:30 p.m. ATI/1:30 p.m. PT for the beginning of the broadcast. Tickets for the live event are available at Ticketmaster.com. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu, pe Ticketmaster ni 1-800-745-3000. Tune into NBC on Saturday, Le 23rd, but if you can be with us in Boston, join us at the Agganis Arena. E dupe, gbogbo ènìyàn, for joining us.

 

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SUPERSTARS ADRIEN BRONER AND SHAWN PORTER MEET IN ACTION-PACKED SHOWDOWN AS PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS RETURNS TO NBC PRIMETIME SATURDAY, Oṣù 20 LATI MGM sayin ọgba gbagede

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Also featuring 2012 U.S. Olympian and rising star Errol Spence Jr.

Taking On Roberto Garcia

PBC on NBC Coverage Starts at 8:30 P.M. ATI/5:30 P.M. PT

Las fegasi (Le 15, 2015) – A highly anticipated showdown between former world champions Adrien “Iṣoro Naa” Broner (30-1, 22 KOs) ati “Asiko Iworan” Shawn Porter (25-1-1, 16 KOs) headlines the Premier Boxing Champions on NBC primetime event Saturday, June 20 live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

 

Tun lori kaadi, awọn undefeated Errol Spence Jr. (16-0, 13 KOs) yoo gba rẹ lori ila lodi si lile-kọlu oniwosan Roberto “Awọn Irokeke” Garcia (37-3, 23 KOs) ninu awọn ti tobi ipenija rẹ odo ọmọ. The PBC on NBC action begins at 8:30 p.m. ATI/5:30 p.m. PT

 

“It’s time for AB on NBC and I can’t wait for the opportunity,” Said Broner. “This is a great fight that the fans wanted and I wanted. I’m going to come prepared and I’m going to put on a show. I’ve never lost at MGM Grand and I don’t plan on starting now. Porter is a strong guy but he’s never been in the ring with someone like me.”

 

“I feel like this fight is what the PBC is all about – bringing big fights to network TV and this is one of the biggest so far,” Said Porter. “I am excited to be the headliner against Adrien Broner. I’m always ready for a fight and facing Adrien is definitely going to be a challenge, but I’ve watched his career, even in the amateurs and I know he can be beat. I’m also looking forward to fighting at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. We moved to Las Vegas for opportunities like this and I would love to make MGM Grand my home.”

 

“I’m excited to have the chance to fight Roberto Garcia,” wi Spence Jr. “He is a great fighter and I’m happy to have an opportunity to fight on this huge card. It is definitely the biggest opportunity of my career so far and I won’t disappoint.”

 

“I can’t wait to get back in the ring and showcase my skills on the biggest stage,” Said Garcia. “Spence Jr. is a strong up and coming fighter but I have experience on my side and I’m going to show it on June 20th.”

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa Mayweather ni igbega ni sepo pẹlu TGB ni igbega, ti wa ni owole ni $400, $300, $100 ati $50, not including applicable service charges and taxes go on sale Monday, Le 18. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu pẹlu pataki kan kirẹditi kaadi, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000. Tiketi ni o wa tun wa niwww.mgmgrand.com tabi www.ticketmaster.com.

 

“Mayweather Promotions is looking forward to promoting this major event on NBC, and taking part in furthering the effort to bring boxing back to larger mainstream audiences” Said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega. “The fights set for the June 20th card showcase some of the best talent in the sport and we expect nothing less than an entertaining night of boxing that you won’t want to miss.”

 

“We are looking forward to presenting another exciting primetime PBC show on NBC,” said Jon Miller, President of Programming for NBC and NBCSN. “With Adrien Broner returning to the big stage against Shawn Porter plus Errol Spence facing Roberto Garcia, we are expecting some pre-Fourth of July fireworks.”

 

One of boxing’s biggest stars, Broner, awọn 25-odun atijọ phenom ti o ti gbà aye ri ni 130, 135 ati 147 poun, is looking to add another win to his impressive resume. The Cincinnati-born star scored a dominant victory over John Molina Jr. lori March 7 at MGM Grand and will look to return to the same big stage and take down his fellow Ohio-native Porter. Broner ti o bori lori awọn fẹran ti Paulie Malignaggi, Daniel Ponce de Leon ati Antonio Demarco lori ọna lati lọ si di a mẹta-pipin asiwaju.

 

Ohun ere ije ya, awọn 27-odun-atijọ Wọ is eager to keep his momentum going after scoring a fifth-round knockout over Erick Bone on the inaugural March 13 PBC on Spike fight. The Akron-native dominated Devon Alexander in December 2013 to win his previously held world title. O si tẹle pe soke nipa overpowering tele meji-pipin asiwaju Paulie Malignaggi pẹlu kan kẹrin yika stoppage ni April 2014.

 

A 2012 U.S. Olympian ti o ní a gíga dara si magbowo ọmọ, awọn 25-odun-atijọSpence Jr. will look to remain undefeated when he steps into the ring for the biggest challenge of his career. The Desoto, Texas born fighter was dominant in his PBC debut onApril 11 bi o ti segun Samuel Vargas nipa karun-yika knockout.

 

A oniwosan ti idaraya fun fere 15 years, the 35-year-old Garcia has racked up nine straight victories and will look to extend that streak to 10 when he faces Spence Jr. loriJune 20. The Weslaco, Texas native has most recently put together wins over Victor Manuel Cayo, Breidis Prescott and a unanimous decision victory over James Stevenson on the April 24 PBC kaadi.

 

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BOSTON MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES & Awọn fọto

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Local Favorites Ryan Kielczweski, Javier Fortuna & Jonathan Guzmán

Prepare For Undercard Bouts on Saturday, Le 23 at Agganis Arena

Danny O’Connor Faces Paulie Malignaggi On Premier Boxing Champions

lori Le 29 ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn

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Boston (Le 14, 2015) – Some of Boston’s most popular local fighters participated in media workouts yesterday at Peter Welch’s Gym in South Boston as they prepare for respective Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija fights taking place in the coming weeks.

 

Exciting local favorites Ryan Kielczweski (22-1, 6 KOs), Javier Fortuna (27-0, 20 KOs)ati Jonathan Guzmán (18-0, 18 KOs) all worked out in anticipation of their bouts taking place Saturday, Le 23 at Agganis Arena. Also in attendance was President and CEO of Murphys Boxing, Ken Casey.

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa DiBella Entertainment ni sepo pẹlu Murphys Boxing, ti wa ni owole ni $250, $200, $100, $75, $50 ati $35, ko pẹlu wulo iṣẹ owo ati ori, ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi. Tickets will be available atwww.ticketmaster.com. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000.

 

Also participating is local welterweight contender Danny O'Connor (25-2, 9 KOs), who is preparing for his Le 29 fight against Paulie “Awọn idán Eniyan” Malignaggi (33-6 7 KOs) ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ.

 

Here are what the participants had to say at yesterday’s workout:

 

Danny O'Connor, Framingham, MA:

“I think the show is big but, for me, it’s just another fight with Paul. I’m excited about the challenge in front of me, matching my skills against somebody like Paul with his resume. Mo n lalailopinpin lojutu. All the work is done here (in gym).”

 

Ryan Kielczweski, Quincy, MA:

“It’s really cool fighting close to home on such a big card with double world title fights. Someday, hopefully, I’ll be there. I’m focusing on my fight and when that’s over I’ll watch Edwin (Rodriguez) fight.”

 

Javier Fortuna, The Romanian, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika

“I feel super good and super confident. I’ve been training here (Boston) but haven’t seen much of the city. I expect a lot of fans there for me. I’ve been doing a lot of Spanish interviews. I await their approval of my performance.”

 

Jonathan Guzmán, Santo Domingo, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika

“I feel very, very good. Mo setan lati ja, 19 fun 19 (19 AamiEye, 19 KOs). I have a lot of family living in Lawrence (suburb) ti Boston) and I’ve been staying here (S. Boston).”

 

Ken Casey, Aare & CEO of Murphys Boxing

“Boston is a sports-crazed city with a lot of good local fighters. It’s a shame a show like this hasn’t happened here in a long time. Sometimes it just takes good fighters and the right promoter to help them. It’s the perfect combination now.”

 

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SUPERSTAR ROBERT GUERRERO TO BATTLE LOS ANGELES’ OWN ARON MARTINEZ ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Oṣù 6 AS PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON NBC COMES TO STUBHUB CENTER IN CARSON, CALIF. STARTING AT 3 P.M. ET/NOON PT

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Die! Chris Arreola & Alfredo Angulo

To Compete In Separate Bouts

And a Featherweight Showdown Between Jesus Cuellar & Vic Darchinyan

Carson, CALIF (Le 11, 2015) –Robert “Awọn Mimü” Jagunjagun (32-3-1, 18 KOs) returns to the ring as he squares off against Aron Martinez (19-3-1, 4 KOs) lojo satide Friday, June 6 as Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on NBC comes to StubHub Center in Carson, Calif. The igbohunsafefe bẹrẹ ni 3 p.m. ATI/kẹfa PT.

 

Also featured on the card are perennial stars Chris “Awọn alaburuku” Arreola (36-4, 31 KOs) ati Alfred “Aja” Angulo (22-5, 18 KOs) who will compete in separate bouts. Rounding out action is a sure to be action packed featherweight showdown as Jesu Cuellar (26-1, 20 KOs) ogun Vic Darchinyan (40-7-1, 29 KOs).

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa TGB ni igbega, ti wa ni owole ni $200, $150, $100, $50 ati $25, plus wulo ori, owo ati iṣẹ owo, ni o wa lori tita bayi wa o si wa fun ra online ni AXS.com.

 

“I’m very happy to be making a quick return to the ring, especially on NBC.” Said Guerrero. “It’s an honor to be fighting at StubHub Center once again as the main event. I’m going to bring it like always and give the fans an exciting fight. I can’t wait for the bell to ring!”

 

“I’m very thankful for the opportunity to fight Robert Guerrero on network television,” Said Martinez. “Since my last fight, I’ve been in the gym working extremely hard. I want to shock the world and beat ‘The Ghost.’ Make no mistake about it, I’m coming to win.”

 

“I am so happy to be getting back in the ring so soon after my last fight [March 13],” Said Arreola. “The opportunity to stay busy and fight at StubHub Center is great and I plan on showcasing my skills.”

 

“I am grateful for the chance to fight on such a great card in Southern California where I have fought several times before,” said Angulo. “I see this as an important fight for me and I know that the fans won’t be disappointed.”

 

“We’re very excited to return to StubHub Center and work with the

NBC team on an action-packed card” wi Tom Brown ti ni igbega TGB. “Robert Guerrero and Aron Martinez will provide fireworks from the opening bell in

the main event and we’ll be adding a full card of terrific undercard fights

for a complete afternoon of entertainment for Southern California fight fans.”

 

The 32-year-old Jagunjagun out of Gilroy, California owns victories over Andre Berto, Selcuk Aydin and Michael Katsidis. He most recently electrified fans with an exciting performance against Keith Thurman on the inaugural PBC card on March 7 ti odun yi. A former world champion in four weight classes, Guerrero looks to put on another outstanding performance on June 6 at StubHub Center.

 

Born in Uruapan, Michoacan de Ocampo, Mexico, but fighting out of East Los Angeles, Martinez makes his StubHub Center debut on June 6. The 33-year-old turned pro in 2005 and won his first seven starts before a technical draw in 2007 against Vito Gaspayran. A tough fighter Martinez strung together 10 gbooro victories laarin 2009 ati 2012..

 

The 34-year-old Arreola defeated Curtis Harper in a thrilling heavyweight showdown on March 13 ni Ontario, Calif. Bi ni Escondido, Calif. ṣugbọn ija jade ti Los Angeles, Arreola ti gun ti ọkan ninu awọn julọ bẹrù punchers ni heavyweight pipin. Lehin laya awọn ti o dara ju ninu awọn pipin, Arreola knows what it takes to succeed at this level and looks to entertain his hometown fans on June 6.

 

A lile ija Mexico ni ẹlẹrù bi ni Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico sugbon ija jade ti Coachella, Calif.,Angulo is looking for a big victory in front of his adopted hometown fans. Nigbagbogbo setan lati koju awọn ti o dara ju ninu awọn idaraya, the 32-year-old has gone toe-to-toe with some of the best fighters in the world and holds knockout victories over Gabriel Rosado, Joachim Alcine and Joel Julio.

 

A sare-nyara Star jade ti Buenos Aires, Argentina, Cuellar wulẹ lati ṣe awọn ti o 10 victories in a row when he battles Darchinyan on June 6. His power in both hands has led him to six knockouts of his last nine victories including a second round destruction of Puerto Rican icon Juan Manuel Lopez in Sept. 2014. The 28-year-old will make his first career start in California when he enters the ring at StubHub Center.

 

Looking to put himself back into the discussion of top featherweights, the 39-year-old Darchinyan comes in with the kind of experience to topple the explosive Cuellar. A former world champion, the fighter from Armenia who fights out of Glendale, California is coming off of a ninth-round TKO over Juan Jimenez in February of this year. Having fought against top contenders such as Abner Mares, Nonito Donaire and Nicholas Walters, Darchinyan also owns victories over Yonnhy Perez, Jorge Arce and Cristian Mijares.

 

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EDWIN RODRIGUEZ AND CRAIG BAKER TO SQUARE OFF IN BOSTON AS PART OF PBC ON NBC CARD TAKING PLACE

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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 23

Plus Undefeated Javier Fortuna Battles Bryan Vazquez

In Undercard Action

Undercard Bouts To Support Andre Dirrell vs. James DeGale

Super Middleweight Showdown

Boston (Le 8, 2015) – Moriwu ina heavyweights Edwin Rodriguez (26-1, 17 KOs)ati Craig Baker (16-0, 12 KOs) enter the ring on Saturday, Le 23 in Boston as part of a special Memorial Day weekend edition of Premier Boxing Champions on NBC.

 

The live PBC on NBC event starts at 4:30 p.m. ATI/1:30 p.m. PT and goes until 6:00 pm. ATI / 3:00 p.m. PT when the action switches over to NBCSN from 6:00 p.m. ATI/3:00 p.m. PT until 7:00 p.m. ATI/4:00 p.m. PT.

 

Further undercard action pits a pair of dangerous junior lightweights as Javier Fortuna(27-0-1, 20 KOs) ati Bryan Vazquez (34-1, 18 KOs)do battle at Boston University’s Agganis Arena. These undercard bouts will support the super middleweight contest between Andre Dirrell (24-1, 16 KOs) ati James DeGale (20-1, 14 KOs).

 

“I’m going to take advantage of this opportunity to be on this great card,” Said Rodriguez. “I will show the world and all the top light heavyweights, especially Kovalev, Stevenson and Fonfara, that I am a force to be reckoned with by taking Craig Baker’s undefeated record in an entertaining fashion.”

 

“I’m well prepared to seize the opportunity that this fight presents,” said Baker. “A win on Le 23 puts me closer to a world title fight and I’ve only dreamed of actually accomplishing something that big. I’ve seen Rodriguez in action before and he’s a good fighter, but I’m working to be in great condition so that I can put on a show for the fight fans in Boston. We’re having a great camp and making major accomplishments, things should be pretty interesting.”

 

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An àseparí magbowo ti o gba a 2006 National Golden ibọwọ wúrà medal ati a 2005 U.S. National asiwaju goolu medal, awọn 29-odun-atijọ Rodriguez enters this fight as the winner of his last two bouts. Born in the Dominican Republic but fighting out of nearby Worcester, Ibi., Rodriguez’s lone loss came to undefeated star Andre Ward in 2013 ati o ti o ni victories lori tẹlẹ undefeated awọn onija Will Rosinsky, Jason Escalera ati Ezequiel Osvaldo Maderna.

 

An undefeated fighter who turned pro in 2008, Baker enters this fight having stopped his last four opponents inside the distance. The 31-year-old took home victories over Anthony Greeley and Sergio Cordoba in 2014 and kicked off 2015 by knocking out Umberto Savigne. Fighting out of his hometown of Baytown, Texas, Baker will look for a big victory as he takes a step up in competition.

 

Undefeated and owner of a 4-0 record in 2014, awọn 25-odun-atijọ Fortune is a prospect on the rise looking to make an impression on Le 23. After a split draw decision against Luis Franco in 2013, he has bounced back to win five straight fights. Born and raised in the Dominican Republic, Fortuna owns victories over Abner Cotto, Miguel Roman and Patrick Hyland.

 

A former world title challenger whose only loss came to Takashi Uchiyama in 2012,Vazquez comes into this fight on an impressive five fight-winning streak. The 27-year-old began his career with 29 wins and has recently added victories over Sergio Thompson, Jose Feliz Jr. and Rene Gonzalez. Fighting out of Costa Rica, Vazquez has a big chance for a signature victory on May 23.

 

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Danny Garcia si maa wa undefeated FI poju ipinnu LORI Lamont Peterson LAKOOKO Satidee NI EDITION OF Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju ON NBC LATI Barclays ile-iṣẹ

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Brooklyn (April 12, 2015) – Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija lori NBC pada pẹlu meji moriwu bouts Saturday night bi Danny “Swift” Garcia (30-0, 17 KOs) ṣẹgun Lamont Peterson (33-3-1, 17 KOs) nipa poju ipinnu ati “Irish” Andy Lee (34-2-1, 24 KOs) ati Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin (31-0-1, 22 KOs) ja si pipin a fa ni Barclays Center.

 

Awọn aṣalẹ ká keji akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ri awọn undefeated Garsia stalk manamana awọn ọna Peterson ni ayika awọn iwọn nigba ti àìyẹsẹ bàa kọ Peterson ká ara. Peterson gbe daradara ninu awọn akọkọ idaji ti awọn ija, ṣugbọn kò bẹrẹ lowosi offensively titi nigbamii iyipo.

 

Awọn meji paarọ nfẹ jakejado a wuruwuru ti kejila yika ti o rú awọn enia ti 12,300 ni Barclays Center sinu a frenzy. Awọn onidajọ tallies pari ni 115-113 fun Garcia lemeji ki o si ọkan Dimegilio ti 114-114.

 

“Mo lero nla. Mo ti pese sile fun ogun a. O si ti gbigbe a pupo. Mo ro o je sunmọ, ko lilọ lati parq,” Said Garcia. “O ti a pato pa gbogbo ọna nipasẹ. Mo ti ṣe to lati win ki o si Mo wa dun pẹlu mi išẹ.

 

[Lori lọ soke ni àdánù] “Mo lero bi Mo ni lati lọ soke. O n nyo mi išẹ, sugbon mo lero bi mo ti ṣe nla a job.”

 

“Mo ti ṣe mi apakan. Mo n ko pipe o a jija sugbon o je kan ti o dara ija,” Said Peterson. “Emi ko reti ohun rorun ajo fun mi lati gba ibi ti mo ti n lọ. Mo lero nla. Ti o ni jasi awọn olubasọrọ o kere Mo ti sọ lailai ní ni a ija.”

 

Ni awọn igba akọkọ ti akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, Quillin ayo a tobi knockdown ni akọkọ yika ati ki o tẹle o soke nipa o nri Lee lori kanfasi ni yika mẹta. Lee ṣe atunṣe bi awọn ija lọ lori ati ki o bẹrẹ lati apoti Quillin fe ni, ani o nri i si isalẹ ni awọn keje yika.

 

Lee ati Quillin gbe fere kanna ogorun ti punches pẹlu Lee pọ lori 38 ogorun ati Quillin on 39 ogorun. Ọkan adajo gba wọle ni ija 113-112 fun Lee pẹlu miiran Ifimaaki awọn ija 113-112 fun Quillin ati ik ní a Dimegilio ti 113-113.

 

“Nibẹ ni a idi idi ti awọn onidajọ ni o wa onidajọ. Wọn ri o ọnà wọn. Mo fi owo fun awọn ipinnu,” Said Quillin.

 

[Lori a lu mọlẹ] “Nibẹ ni a igba akọkọ fun ohun gbogbo. Mo wa gan Am Mo je anfani lati gba pada si oke ati pa ija. Mo si mu a odun si pa ati Mo je anfani lati lọ 12-iyipo ati ki o Mo ti le ti ń lọ.”

 

“O je a alakikanju ija. O silẹ mi tete nitori mo ti a jije ọlẹ. Mo ni mi ipa pẹ ninu ija ati ki o Mo ti boxed àìyẹsẹ. Mo ti ni oye idi pẹlu meji knockdowns eniyan ro o si gba awọn ipinnu. Mo le ti ṣe dara lalẹ. Ti o ba mi tókàn ija ni Peter Quillin.”

 

Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ija lori NBC a ti ni igbega nipa DiBella Idanilaraya ati ki o ìléwọ nipa Corona.

 

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Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ON NBC ase tẹ apero avvon & Awọn fọto

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Brooklyn (April 9, 2015) – Bi Saturday ká ija night nyara yonuso, awọn onija located lori Saturday ká Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija lori NBC night ti njà waye a ik tẹ alapejọ Thursday ni awọn Edison ballroom ni New York City.

 

PBC on NBC akọkọ iṣẹlẹ bouts ni Barclays Center ẹya-ara undefeated gbajumọ Danny “Swift” Garcia (29-0, 17 KOs) ti nkọju si Lamont Peterson (33-2-1, 17 KOs) ati awọn middleweight asiwaju ija laarin “Irish” Andy Lee (34-2, 24 KOs) ati undefeated Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin (31-0, 22 KOs). Awọn keji-diẹdiẹ ti PBC lori NBC bẹrẹ ni 8:30 p.m. ATI.

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa DiBella Idanilaraya, ti wa ni owole ni $300, $200, $150, $100, $80 ati $50, ko pẹlu wulo iṣẹ owo ati ori, ki o si wa ni tita lori now.Tickets wa ni www.barclayscenter.com, www.ticketmaster.comati ni American KIAKIA Àpótí Office ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000. Fun ẹgbẹ tiketi, jọwọ pe 800-Group-BK.

 

Nibi ni o wa ohun ti awọn onija ní láti sọ ni Thursday ká tẹ apero:

 

Danny Garcia

 

“Mo ti sọ a ti ṣiṣẹ lori ija lile, sugbon tun smati. Mo n lilọ lati lọ si ni nibẹ ati pàsẹ awọn Pace ati ki o Mo n nigbagbogbo nwa fun awọn knockout. Ti mo ba le ko kolu u jade ki o mo ti yoo jẹ setan lati lọ 12 iyipo.

 

“O n nigbagbogbo gidigidi ṣiṣe awọn àdánù, sugbon Mo wa loju àdánù bayi. Ọtun bayi Mo n dagba sinu mi nomba mi ati ara wa ni si sunmọ tobi ati ki o yoo wa ni akoko laipe fun mi lati lọ soke ni àdánù.

 

“Mo n wa ni yi bi a gan ija nla. Nítorí Mo n lọ ni nibẹ irorun ati ara setan. O si n bọ lati ja ati ki o Mo n bọ lati ja. Saturday ti wa ni lilọ si jẹ nipa ti o le ṣe awọn ọtun awọn atunṣe.

 

“Mo ni ife Brooklyn. Eleyi jẹ mi kẹrin ija nibi ati ki o Mo ti sọ gbọ pe awọn tiketi fun yi ija ti wa ni ta yiyara ju eyikeyi miiran ija ti won ti sọ waye nibi. Nitorina ni mo gbọdọ wa ni ṣe ohun ọtun ni Brooklyn. Awọn bugbamu ti jẹ nla ni Barclays Center.

 

“Mo ti sọ nigbagbogbo ro pe Mo wa ọkan ninu awọn ti o dara ju iwon-fun-iwon awọn onija ni aye. Mo ti sọ gba a pupo ti awọn ńlá njà pẹlu pupo ti a nla awọn onija, ati awọn mi ìlépa ni o kan tesiwaju gba ọkan ija ni a akoko.”

 

Lamont Peterson

“Danny ká ọrọ mu ki ko si iyato si mi. Mo ro pe mo wa ani diẹ igboya ju u ati ki o Mo ti yoo gba awọn gun Saturday night ati awọn ti yoo jẹ ti.

 

“Awọn okowo ni o wa ga. Eleyi le pato Titari mi si awọn tókàn ipele ni yi Boxing game. Mo ti sọ ti ni awọn oke fun a nigba ti ṣugbọn nibẹ ni a iyato laarin jije ni oke ati jije ohun elite Onija. Mo ro pe eyi yoo solidify mi bi ohun elite Onija.

 

“Mo wò ni a ti diẹ Danny ká njà sugbon ti ohunkohun ko jade ti o gan duro si mi. Mo mọ Danny jẹ a counterpuncher, ti o ni ohun ti o ṣe. A ti sọ wá soke pẹlu a game ètò lati da pe.

 

“Mo wa kan ti o yatọ eniyan ju awọn miiran buruku Danny ti ja. Mo wa kan yatọ si eniyan pẹlu kan yatọ si ara. Mo gbekele ara mi lati ṣe awọn atunṣe ni iwọn.

 

“Eleyi ija yoo jẹ ti o yatọ ju boya ti wa njà pẹlu Matthysse. O n meji ti o yatọ njà ati awọn aza ṣe njà. Nibẹ ni yio jẹ ti o yatọ esi. Mo ní lati mura fun Danny Garcia ati Danny Garcia ní lati mura fun mi.

 

“Nibẹ ni ko si titẹ ija yi lori kaadi ńlá, ṣugbọn emi mọ ohun ti o Ọdọọdún ni. Yi Ọdọọdún diẹ ifihan ati ki o Mo fẹ lati lo pe ifihan ni ọtun ọna. Mo mọ Mo n wò soke to bi a ipa awoṣe ki o si Mo ti o kan fẹ lati lo yi ifihan.

 

“Eleyi yoo fi a ńlá Ayanlaayo lori Boxing ati ki o Mo wa dun lati wa ni apa kan ti o.

 

“Mo setan lati ja, Mo ti sọ pese daradara ati ki o Mo wa setan lati fi on a show.”

 

Andy LEE

 

“Mo wa ni itara lati ja ati ki o setan lati lọ. Mo n rilara gan lewu ọtun bayi.

 

“Mi iwọn generalship jẹ ọkan ohun, sugbon ìwò mo lero bi Mo ni kan ti o dara agutan ti ohun ti Mo fẹ lati se ninu awọn iwọn. Peter o ni awọn ohun agutan ju, sugbon o ni diẹ akoko lati akoko fun u, eyi ti o le jẹ ti o dara bi daradara, nigba ti o ba improvise. Mo wa diẹ ẹ sii ti a yoo ṣeto awọn ti eniyan ti o o si oke ati ṣiṣẹ si a ètò.

 

“Bọ pada ati ki o gba a ija gan arawa rẹ pari. O mọ ninu rẹ lokan pe ni eyikeyi akoko, o ni a nínu ti gba. Mo ti ko gbero lati wa sile sugbon o ṣẹlẹ. Akoko yi ni mo gbero lati ja lati iwaju.

 

“Peter jẹ ibinu, eyi ti fi oju tosisile. O le jẹ cautious nigba ti a fun nitori mejeji ti wa mọ pe awa ki o le san owo ti jije ibinu. Bajẹ-a yoo ṣe paṣipaarọ ati awọn ti o yoo jẹ awọn ibẹjadi ona kan ti awọn miiran.

 

“Mo wa a southpaw puncher ti o le apoti ati ki o Mo ti sọ kò ti ni a ṣigọgọ ija. Mo ni a 'kò sọ kú’ iwa ati ki o Mo n ko ẹnikan ti o wa ni o kan lilọ si jade lọ nibẹ ki o si mu ṣiṣẹ o ailewu. Mo ti yoo ewu ti o gbogbo lati win.

 

“My igbekele jẹ gidigidi ga. Mo wa awọn asiwaju ti aye ati nibẹ ni ko ti o ga ju ti ibudo ni Boxing. Mo wa awọn asiwaju ati awọn ti o yoo ni lati wá ati ki o ya mi akọle.”

 

Peter QUILLIN

 

“Gbogbo eniyan ni on tune April 11 nitori ti a ba ti lọ si ṣe diẹ ẹ sii ju o kan gbiyanju lati ya wipe igbanu, a ba ti lọ si ya wipe igbanu nitori ti o ni ohun ti a se.

 

“Andy ni awọn asiwaju ti aye sugbon yi jẹ keji akoko Mo ti sọ ti awọn challenger si a aye asiwaju. Mo ti sọ ti nibi ṣaaju ki o. Mo mọ o ni a rinle ni ade asiwaju ki ni mo ni ohunkohun buburu lati sọ nipa rẹ.

 

“Andy ká tobi agbara ni wipe o si ti sọnu lemeji ki o si je anfani lati pada wa ki o si ṣe ara rẹ wo gan ti o dara.

 

“Eleyi jẹ a nibe o yatọ alaja ija ju yala ti wa ti ní. Mo wa ko eyikeyi ninu awon awọn onija wipe o ti n dojuko. Emi ko le lọ ni nibẹ ati ki o gbiyanju lati ja bi a Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

 

“Mo wa nikan fiyesi nipa ṣiṣẹ lile, eyi ti mo ti sọ ṣe gbogbo ọjọ yori soke to yi ija. Ki Mo ni ko ifiyesi ni gbogbo.

 

“Mo wa qkan akoko. Ọkàn mi ti wa ni itumọ ti lori iwuri ni gbogbo ohun. Sọrọ si media, jije on NBC, ija fun awọn igbanu ati jije a rere eniyan. Mo wa Am gbogbo ọjọ ti mo le fi jade a rere itan nipa ara mi.”

Lou DIBELLA, Aare ti DiBella Idanilaraya

 

“A ni a nla night ti Boxing lati bẹrẹ lati mu, o yoo ti gbo a Pupo diẹ ẹ sii lati wọnyi ọmọ awọn onija.

 

“Ti o ba fẹ lati ri ohun gbogbo, nibẹ lati gba Barclays Center ni 5 p.m.

 

“Ti a ba gidigidi ti ohun iwuri wipe yi ti ni lilọ si ti wa ni televised primetime on NBC. PBC on NBC. O ni o ni a dara iwọn si o.

 

“Awọn akọkọ ti akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ti awọn aṣalẹ ẹya Andy Lee, middleweight asiwaju ati awọn ija igberaga ti Limerick. O si jẹ jagunjagun a, ti o ni ni awọn julọ igboya ojuami ti awọn ọmọ rẹ ati awọn ti o ti n lilọ si nilo lati wa ni nitori ti o ti n ija ohun undefeated asiwaju.

 

“Peter Quillin mu ki Brooklyn rẹ ile. O ni ija rẹ kẹta ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ ati awọn ti o ni o ni a pipe gba ti 31-0. O si n lilọ si gbiyanju lati ya Andy ìgbànú, ṣugbọn o yoo ko ni le rorun.

 

“Awọn ija ti yoo pa awọn show jẹ ọkan ninu awọn julọ eagerly ti ifojusọna bouts ni gbogbo awọn ti Boxing. Lamont Peterson ti wa ni woye fun jije ọkan ninu awọn julọ tekinikali ohun boxers ni awọn ere ati awọn ti o ni o ni ohun to dayato si gba a pada ti o soke.

 

“Danny Garcia gan embodies ohun ti o tumo si lati je a Philadelphia fighter. O si ni a alakikanju eniyan pẹlu ohun undefeated gba. O si n lilọ lati wo lati tọju pe gba pipe lodi si Lamont Peterson.”

 

Jon Miller, Aare, Siseto, NBC Sports & NBCSN

 

“Lori dípò ti NBC idaraya a ba iwuri lati wa ni a apa kan yi ati lati wa ni ninu wa ti ara ehinkunle. A ko le gbe a dara ju ibi isere Barclays Center. Awọn kaadi fi jọ jẹ iyanu. Nibẹ ni o wa nla njà lekan si ati awọn ti a ba yiya nipa ilọsiwaju pe yi titun ini ti ya fun wa.

 

“Mo ro pe ọkan ninu awọn julọ oto ohun nipa yi Saturday night ni wipe o ti n lilọ lati ṣe itan ni tẹlifisiọnu nitori meta ninu awọn julọ venerable ati ki o dayato idaraya tẹlifisiọnu eniyan yoo wa ni sise papo fun igba akọkọ bi Al Michaels yoo jẹ wa ogun, Marv Albert yoo wa ni ṣe play-nipasẹ-play ati fun awọn igba akọkọ ti lailai ti won yoo wa ni darapo nipa Bob Costas.

 

“Awọn wọnyi mẹta ala isiro ti sise Olimpiiki ati Super ọpọn sugbon o ni igba akọkọ ti won ti sọ lailai ṣiṣẹ pọ on ọkan iṣẹlẹ ati awọn ti o jẹ kan oriyin si ohun ti awọn ti fi papo gbogbo ni fi nla yi kaadi.”

 

Brett YORMARK, CEO ti Barclays ile-iṣẹ

 

“Yi Saturday iṣmiṣ a itan akoko fun Barclays Center bi a gbalejo wa 11thọjọgbọn Boxing iṣẹlẹ ati ki o wa akọkọ Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-iṣẹlẹ.

 

“Nigbati o ba darapọ awọn Talent ninu awọn iwọn, isejade ti awọn show ati awọn ala igbohunsafefe egbe ti Al Michael, Bob Costas ati Marv Albert plus Boxing Àlàyé Sugar Ray Leonard yi ni yio je ọkan ninu awọn ti o dara ju ija oru New York ti ti gbalejo ni ewadun.

 

“Àkàwé awọn bii ti awọn iṣẹlẹ, tiketi ti ta yiyara ju ni eyikeyi miiran Boxing show Barclays Center ti gbalejo.

 

“Ni Barclays Center, a ti ko nikan yoo wa bi a ifilole paadi fun ọpọlọpọ awọn agbegbe boxers’ dánmọrán, ṣugbọn ti lóòórọ ayé ni awọn ipa ti di awọn ile fun Awọn aṣaju-.”
Boxing, NBC, Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija

Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju ON NBC AWON sere avvon ni o & Awọn fọto

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Photo Ike: Angela Cranford / Barclays Center

Brooklyn (April 7, 2015) – Awọn onija located lori Saturday ká Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija lori NBC night ti njà a kopa ninu media sere loni ni Barclays Center ni ifojusona ti won ìṣe bouts.

 

PBC on NBC akọkọ iṣẹlẹ bouts ni Barclays Center ẹya-ara undefeated gbajumọ Danny “Swift” Garcia (29-0, 17 KOs) ti nkọju si Lamont Peterson (33-2-1, 17 KOs) ati awọn middleweight asiwaju ija laarin “Irish” Andy Lee (34-2, 24 KOs) ati undefeated Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin (31-0, 22 KOs). Awọn keji-diẹdiẹ ti PBC lori NBC bẹrẹ ni 8:30 p.m. ATI.

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa DiBella Idanilaraya, ti wa ni owole ni $300, $200, $150, $100, $80 ati $50, ko pẹlu wulo iṣẹ owo ati ori, ki o si wa ni tita lori now.Tickets wa ni www.barclayscenter.com, www.ticketmaster.comati ni American KIAKIA Àpótí Office ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000. Fun ẹgbẹ tiketi, jọwọ pe 800-Group-BK.

 

Nibi ni o wa ohun ti awọn onija ní láti sọ ni Tuesday ká ṣee ṣe:

 

Danny Garcia

 

“Mo ti o kan fẹ lati fun awọn egeb a nla ija. Mo fẹ wọn si ri awọn ti o dara ju Danny Garcia. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ, yi ni ija awọn egeb fẹ lati ri. Mi akọkọ aifọwọyi wa ni o nri lori a nla show fun awọn egeb.

 

“Mo ti sọ dojuko a pupo ti fáfá boxers ninu mi ọmọ ati ki o Mo wa ṣi undefeated. Ti o yẹ ki o so awọn egeb ni ayika agbaye ti o ni diẹ olorijori. Bi Eleyi April 11 nigbati o ti n rilara wọnyi meji ado-on o si dojubolẹ ti n lilọ si gbagbe nipa rẹ olorijori.

 

“Mo ti o kan fẹ lati fun egeb a nla ija. Mo wa ko ju níbi nipa awọn ‘0’ on mi o gba. Mo ja gidigidi lati dabobo o ṣugbọn mi akọkọ idojukọ ni lati lọ ni nibẹ ati gba awọn ise ṣe ọkan ija ni a akoko.

 

“Gbogbo ohun ti mo ti sọ ninu mi ọmọ ṣe jẹ fun idi a. Bayi Mo wa nibi on NBC ija lori yi ńlá nṣire aaye. Eleyi jẹ nla fun Boxing ati ki o a ìmí ti alabapade air fun awọn idaraya.

 

“Mo ti o kan fẹ lati wa ni igboya ati onirẹlẹ ni akoko kanna. Mo fẹ awọn egeb lati fẹràn mi nítorí mo wa jije ara mi. O ni pataki fun a ọmọ asiwaju.

 

“Mo n lilọ si gbiyanju lati pàsẹ awọn Pace, wa ni smati, gbe mi ori, lo ẹsẹ mi ati ilẹ ti o dara punches. Emi ko le gbiyanju lati lé e sọkalẹ.

 

“Mo ti lo lati nifẹ miiran nla Puerto Rican boxers bi Felix Trinidad, Miguel Cotto ati Hector Camacho. Mo lero bi Mo n pato ṣiṣẹ mi ọna soke sinu awọn ipo pẹlu wọn ati awọn wọnyi wọn footsteps.

 

“Mo ni lati wa ni smati ni iwọn. Mo ni lati lọ nibẹ ni ki o si wa Danny Garcia. Mo wa nibi nitori Mo wa a smati Onija. Gbogbo eniyan mo wipe. Mo ni agbara. Mo n lilọ lati ri mi šiši ati ki o capitalize lori rẹ asise.”

 

 

Lamont Peterson

 

“Eleyi ni o kan miran ija fun mi. Mo wa ko níbi nipa jije awọn ifilelẹ ti awọn iṣẹlẹ. Mo ti o kan ni ife lati ja. Bi gun to bi mo ti n ni ija Mo wa dun.

 

“A Pupo ti awọn eniyan ri wa ja ki o si ri wa ya punches, sugbon o ni o kan rorun apa. Awọn ẹbọ ninu awọn idaraya ati ti o nri ara mi nipasẹ ijiya jẹ ti o ni inira apa.

 

“Mo n gbiyanju lati ko fi mule ẹnikẹni ti ko tọ, sugbon yi ija jẹ pataki si mi ati ki o Mo fẹ lati win o. Mo fẹ lati wa ni oke eniyan ati awọn ti o tumo si lilu awọn oke eniyan.

 

“Awon eniyan soro nipa rẹ sii mi lati Matthysse ati Matthysse ń lù mi, ṣugbọn ẹnikẹni ti o mo nipa Boxing mo ti ko ko tunmọ ohunkohun. Bi Eleyi Saturday night emi yoo fi mule si gbogbo eniyan ti mo ti wa a dara Onija ju Danny Garcia.

 

“Angel Garcia ni o ni ero rẹ lori yi ija, ati ki o Mo fi owo ti o. O le lọ lori gba ki o si sọ ohunkohun ti o fe, ṣugbọn ti o ba ó wí pé Danny Garcia ni okun sii ju mi, Mo ti yoo so fun o ti o ni a luba.

 

“A ko ba níbi nipa Danny ká agbara. A Pupo ti awọn eniyan ti beere fun mi nipa ti sugbon Mo wa ko níbi. Danny Garcia ní a pipin ipinnu pẹlu Kendall Holt, ti o Mo ti lu jade. Ko si si ọkan dabi lati darukọ wipe.

 

“Mo wa itura pẹlu ohunkohun ti ọna yi ija lọ. Mo n fere ìdánilójú awọn win.

 

“Emi ko ro pe ti won ba mu mi sere. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ, Garcia mo yi ni a ija ati awọn ti o mo o ti ko ja ẹnikẹni bi mi. Mo n reti a ńlá gun Saturday night.

 

“O kò mọ ohun ti o ba ti lọ si ri pẹlu mi. Ohunkohun ti mo lero bi Mo nilo lati se lati win, ti o ni ohun ti mo ti yoo se. Mo wa gbaradi 100 ogorun. Mo wa ni apẹrẹ fun 30 iyipo ati ki o mo ti yoo jẹ setan fun ohunkohun. ”

 

Andy LEE

 

“A ti sọ ṣe aigbagbọ itesiwaju ninu odun to koja lori mi ogbon ati ti ohun gbogbo ti o kan gan ti olulo fun mi, ati mi egbe ati bayi a ba ri awọn esi ni iwọn.

 

“Mo wa gan lọpọlọpọ lati wa ni ohun Irishman lati Limerick gbeja re aye asiwaju ninu New York, o ko ni gba Elo dara ju ti.

 

“Wa ti n ti a tobi àdánù gbe si pa mi ejika niwon gba awọn aye-akọle. O ni ohun ti mo fe nigbagbogbo lati se ati ki o Mo ti sọ a ti touted bi a asiwaju fun years ati ti o ba mo ti kò ni o Emi yoo ti a ti adehun. Bayi awọn ọbọ ni pipa mi ati ki o Mo le pada o kan apoti ki o si fi awon eniyan ti o li emi.

 

“A ti sọ ṣe ti ara ati Imo awọn ilọsiwaju ninu awọn idaraya niwon awọn ti o kẹhin ija ati ireti ti won yoo fi soke ni awọn iwọn lojo satide.

 

“Mo ro pe eyi le jẹ imọ a ija tabi o le jẹ bit ti a a iná ija. O n lilọ si jẹ kekere kan ti awọn mejeeji ni igba. Nibẹ ni yio je asiko ibi ti a ba nwa ni kọọkan miiran, figuring kọọkan miiran jade, sugbon ni kete ti a ṣe paṣipaarọ o le je awọn ibẹjadi.

 

“Quillin jẹ daju ti ara rẹ, ṣugbọn o ni o ni lati wa ni, Mo ni awọn kanna lakaye. O ni lati wa ni lati dije ni yi idaraya.

 

“Ija ni ile bi Quillin ni lojo satide, Ọdọọdún ni a ti o yatọ Iru titẹ si awọn tabili, o ni awọn titẹ ti ireti ati awọn eniyan ti o mọ bọ si awọn njà. Ti o ni tun titẹ ati ki o Mo mọ gbogbo nipa ti ti.

 

“Mo ti ko ti nilo lati se agbero soke mi igbekele fun yi ija. O ni ko akoko lati ro. O ni akoko lati ṣe ohun ti mo ti sọ a ti n gbogbo ọjọ ni awọn idaraya.”

 

Peter QUILLIN

 

“Mo kò trailed ni a ija ati si pada de, gba bi Lee. Mo ti sọ o kan gba gbogbo awọn akoko ọtun jade ninu awọn ẹnu-bode. Awon miiran buruku ni o wa ko 'Kid Chocolate’ ki Mo ro wipe o ni idi ti yi ija ti a se.

 

“O ni a ńlá ija fun u ati a ńlá ija fun mi. O si ni a smati Onija nigbati o ni ni wahala ki ni mo ni lati wo awọn awọn jade fun awọn ti. Julọ ṣe pataki Mo ti o kan nilo lati wa ni otito si ara mi.

 

“A Pupo ti awọn eniyan ní kọjá bi awọn underdog ninu re kẹhin ija sugbon o wá jade ati ṣe nla. Ti o ni awọn ohun nipa Boxing; ọkan Punch le yi awọn ija.

 

“Mo n nini san fun 12 iyipo ki Mo n ngbaradi fun 12 iyipo ṣugbọn bi mo ba ti le gba ọ jade kuro ninu nibẹ tete emi ki yio.

 

“Mi gbogbo aye ti sisegun ati ki o Mo ti sọ ní lati bori gbogbo nikan ọkan ninu awọn awon sisegun. Yi ti ni lilọ lati je ko o yatọ lati pe.

 

“Jije a ti baba dajudaju ṣe mi siwaju sii ìmísí ati wiwo mi aburo kọja ti ṣe mi ni qkan siwaju sii ju lailai lati ṣe ohun gbogbo ti mo fẹ.

 

“Nigbati mo fi fun soke awọn igbanu Mo kọ wipe mo ti le jẹ kan ti o tobi ọkunrin ati ki o ṣe alakikanju ipinu bi ti gbogbo awọn ti awọn akoko. Awon eniyan ro sis jẹ rorun, ṣugbọn gba gbogbo awọn akoko ni a ti o yatọ Iru titẹ.”

 

Errol Spence JR.

 

“Èmi ni ti o dara ju odo afojusọna ni awọn ere. Mo wa lori awọn borderline ti contender ipo ati ki o Mo gbagbo Mo wa ọkan ija kuro lati jije a contender.

 

“Mo wa kekere kan bit ti a a illa ara-ọlọgbọn. Mo wa kan afẹṣẹja, Mo le Punch ati ki o Mo le ja ti o ba ti mo ni lati.

 

“Awọn ija Mo kọ awọn julọ lati wà pẹlu Emanuel Lartey, o ti undefeated pẹlú pẹlu mi ati awọn ti o je mi akọkọ gidi ija ati akọkọ akoko lọ awọn ijinna.

 

“Mo ri ara mi ija gbogbo awọn oke buruku ni awọn welterweight pipin. Mo ti ri ara mi pẹlu Keith Thurman, Amir Khan ati eyikeyi oke welterweight.

 

“Mo n lilọ lati wo o dara bi nigbagbogbo lojo satide night, O n lilọ si jẹ ikọja ati ki o Mo n lilọ lati wá jade pẹlu awọn iṣẹgun.”

 

Makosi Browne

 

“Mo wa kan bukun lati ni yi anfani lati ja ni Barclays Center fun awọn kẹjọ akoko ni iwaju ti ilu mi egeb.

 

“Mo ti ìfẹ ni sise ni ni Brooklyn. Awọn egeb nibi ni o wa ti won ikọja ati ki o mọ nigbati mo ti gba ni awọn iwọn ti won ba ti lọ si ri nkankan pataki.

 

“Mo ni a alakikanju alatako re ni iwaju ti mi. O si n kari, gan lanky Onija sugbon a ti sọ oṣiṣẹ gan lile ati ki o Mo wa setan fun ohunkohun ti o ti n ni.

 

“Saturday ti wa ni lilọ lati wa ni a nla night fun Team Browne, Staten Island ati gbogbo awọn ti mi egeb. Maa ko seju fa o le padanu o!”

 

Luis Collazo

 

“Mo ti sọ lo diẹ ninu awọn akoko pẹlu awọn ebi, regrouping ati ṣiṣe awọn daju mo si tun ni awọn kanna ife gidigidi fun yi idaraya. Mo wa yiya lati wa ni pada ati ki o Mo be ni awọn anfani lati wa lori kaadi yi.

 

“Eleyi jẹ ohun ti Mo n gbe fun. Boxing ni aye mi.

 

“Lẹhin ti awọn Khan ija nipa ti mo si mu a osu kan leyin ti mo si pa ati ni gígùn lọ si awọn idaraya. Mo ti ko le jade lọ bi mo ti ṣe lodi si Khan. Ko si excuses, sugbon o je akoko lati lọ pada si awọn iyaworan ọkọ ki o si duro qkan jakejado gbogbo odun.

 

“Awọn egeb le reti awọn kanna simi mo ti nigbagbogbo mu. Mo n diẹ qkan bayi ati ireti lẹhin ti yi ija ni mo ti le gba a ija nla ki o si fun awọn egeb ohun ti won fe.”

 

Heather Hardy

 

“Mo ti awọn kanna mindset lọ sinu gbogbo ija. Mo irin lati ja mi ija ati ki o ṣe awọn atunṣe nigbati gba ni nibẹ.

 

“Mo lero lagbara ati ki o Mo lero o lagbara ti ohunkohun ti nilo lati ṣee ṣe.

 

“Mo ti sọ nikan a ti Boxing fun odun merin ki Mo n si tun eko a pupo ti Boxing ilana ni ibudó plus ṣiṣẹ mẹta tabi mẹrin ọjọ a ọsẹ kan pẹlu agbara mi ati karabosipo ẹlẹsin.

 

“Egeb le reti kan ti o dara show ati a ńlá win jade mi lojo satide.”
Boxing, NBC, Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija

Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ON NBC awọn onija Andy LEE, Peter QUILLIN, Makosi Browne & Heather Hardy Iwọn NYSE miiran ti BELL®

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Photo Ike: NYSE / Valerie Caviness

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Brooklyn (April 6, 2015) – Awọn onija Andy Lee, Peter Quillin, Makosi Browne ati Heather Hardy, ti wa ni ija lojo satide night on awọn Ijoba Boxing aṣaju- (PBC) lori NBC show ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn, kopa ninu láàmú ti NYSE miiran ti Bell® loni. Awọn onija won darapo nipa Barclays ile-iṣẹ CEO Brett Yormark, DiBella Idanilaraya Aare Lou DiBella, Swanson Communications Aare Kelly Swanson, Barclays ile-iṣẹ Oloye Communications Officer Barry Baum, ati Haymon Boxing Igbakeji Aare ti Communications Tim Smith fun awọn ayeye.

 

Tẹ lati ri awọn fọto ati a tun lati oni ká ayeye ni NYSE.

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa DiBella Idanilaraya, ti wa ni owole ni $300, $200, $150, $100, $80 ati $50, ko pẹlu wulo iṣẹ owo ati ori, ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi. Tiketi wa ni www.barclayscenter.com, www.ticketmaster.com ati ni American KIAKIA Àpótí Office ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ. Lati gba agbara nipa foonu, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000. Fun ẹgbẹ tiketi, jọwọ pe 800-Group-BK.

 

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DANNY GARCIA MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES & Awọn fọto

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Philadelphia (April 1, 2015) – As fight week nears for the second installment of Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija lori NBC (8:30 pm et/5:30 p.m. PT), undefeated gbajumọ Danny “Swift” Garcia held a media workout in his hometown of Philadelphia in preparation for his showdown with fellow world champion Lamont Peterson lori Saturday, April 11 ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn.

 

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Check out what Garcia and his father and trainer Angel had to say ni ojo wedineside.

 

Danny Garcia

 

“Ikẹkọ wa ni ti lọ daradara, I’ve done everything I have to do and I’m still focused. It’s a week and a half until the fight and I’m ready to go. If the fight were ọla I’d be ready.

 

“It’s a big fight and it’s the fight that the fans wanted. We’re going to give the fans a great night of boxing on NBC and it’s time the show the world that Danny Garcia is the star of NBC.

 

“We have common opponents like Khan and Matthysse and we’ve had different results. They say styles make fights so those results don’t matter. Daradara, my style is to kick his butt.

 

“I know that this second PBC on NBC show is going to be even bigger and I just feel blessed to be a part of it and I can’t wait to go out there and showcase my skills.

 

“I’m ready for whatever Peterson brings. If he tries to box then I’m going to go with that and if he wants to fight, I’ll be ready. I’m not going to go in and just try to knock his head off, I’m going to be Danny Garcia.

 

“I’d love to be fighting on the biggest stage in boxing against the Mayweather and Pacquiaos, but for now it’s just about taking it one fight at a time, this is history in the making.

 

“A lot of things have changed for me in the last few years, everybody knows me now. A lot of people look at you different now but it doesn’t make my head bigger, it just motivates me to work hard.

 

“Mo ni ife Brooklyn, it’s my fourth fight at Barclays Center and I’m looking to make it 4-0 lori April 11.

 

“This is a blessing for the sport of boxing. Millions of fans haven’t had the opportunity to watch boxing on primetime in years and this is great for the sport.”

 

Angel Garcia

 

“I’ll give Peterson credit for putting the gloves on. He thinks it’s going to be an easy night for him. He sees himself already on top of the mountain. It’s not going to happen like that, we’re going to ruin his party.

 

“I want Peterson to act confident and come forward. They’re talking like Danny isn’t special but he lost to the guys we beat.

 

“It doesn’t matter what anyone says as long as Danny is in here putting in 100 percent every day. It’s all about April 11.

 

“We’re not going to train for eight weeks to go in there and worry about what Peterson is going to do, we’re going to do what we have to do. We train to go in there and win on April 11.”

 

 

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