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GERVONTA DAVIS AND BADOU JACK DISCUSS UPCOMING DECEMBER 28 MATCHUPS – Davis To Face Yuriorkis Gamboa For WBA Lightweight World Championship While Jack Challenges WBA Light Heavyweight Titlist Jean Pascal Live On SHOWTIME® From State Farm Arena In Atlanta

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WAS DENN: Gervonta Davis und Badou Jack met with members of the media last Saturday in Las Vegas to discuss their upcoming matchups taking place Saturday, Dezember 28 live on SHOWTIME at the award-winning State Farm Arena in Atlanta in a special year-end Premier Boxing Champions event.

Two-time super featherweight champion Davis will take on former unified world champion Yuriorkis Gamboa for the WBA Lightweight World Championship as the 24-year-old Davis looks to conquer another division. In the co-main event of a special holiday SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® im Fernsehen übertragen, former two-division champion Jack will challenge WBA Light Heavyweight World Champion Jean Pascal.

Tickets für die Veranstaltung, which is promoted by Mayweather Promotions, GTD Promotions and TGB Promotions, are available through Ticketmaster.com.

Also participating in Saturday’s luncheon at Wolfgang Puck at MGM Grand were Leonard Ellerbe, CEO von Mayweather Promotions, and Stephen Espinoza, Präsident, Sport & Event-Programmierung, Showtime Networks Inc..

Here’s what the fighters and executives had to say:

GERVONTA DAVIS:
Thoughts about Gamboa and moving up in weight:
“We know Gamboa is a veteran and that he’s had a lot of wars, so we know we have a tough fight. He’s definitely dangerous. He can hit. Er kann kämpfen.

“His last fight he made 134, so we know he can get bigger than me at that weight. I’m going into this knowing he’s a bigger fighter than me. I’m just going to bring my power and capitalize on that weight class and becoming world champion.

“I believe I’m one of the top fighters in the world, but I don’t compare myself to other fighters. I just go out and get the job done.

“Atlanta is my second home. I’m confident I’ll sell it out.”

On his ability and uniqueness as a fighter:
“I come from a different cloth than these other guys. I’ve been through everything in my life. A lot of people haven’t experienced what I have. If I ever get beat it would have to be by someone who’s been through what I have been through. It can’t be anyone who’s just been training all their life.

“Every time I step in the ring I’m willing to leave it all in there. A lot of people haven’t seen my full skills because I haven’t fought an opponent that has brought them out.”

On his potential in the sport:
“The boxing world hasn’t seen my true potential as a fighter, they’ve just seen my power. I’m the type of boxer where if you don’t belong in there with me, you won’t be in there too long. Some fighters like to take their time. I’m the type, if I know you’re not on my level, Ich werde es zeigen. The world will see. I’ll fight anybody.”

JACK BADOU:
On his upcoming matchup against Pascal:
“Ich bin für diesen Kampf aufgeregt. I actually called Pascal the day before his last fight and let him know I was rooting for him. But this is business at the end of the day. I’m coming to take back my title.”

On how he feels at this age:
“I feel like a young 36 Jahre alt. I live a clean life. I’m always in the gym training and I try not to take any punishment. I have a couple of years left and I’m more motivated now than ever. I needed that little break. I hadn’t had a break since I was an amateur twenty years ago. I took time to relax with the family and eat good food. Now I’m hungry.”

On his last performance against Marcus Browne:
“Everyone who saw me in my last fight could see I was flat. My fighting instinct kicked in at that point. He was fighting a dead man.”

On the Davis vs. Gamboa matchup:
“Es ist ein großer Kampf. Gamboa is a little older, but he looked good in his last fight. I’m a big, big fan of Tank – the way he fights, his speed, seine Athletik, alles. He has star power. He was on my undercard, now I’m on his. He’s going to bring great things to the sport and as long as he stays focused, he’s going to be a superstar. He’s already a superstar.”

LEONARD ELLERBE:
On Davis’ position and progression in the sport:
“We’re going to show everyone how he’s going to become the biggest star in the sport. In 2020 we’re going to blow this out of the water. We’ve been able to think outside the box. That’s how you grow the sport. We’ve made a concerted effort to cross him over to the mainstream; working with the Baltimore Ravens, his parade, now Atlanta.

“Our plan is to make the biggest and best fights out there. We’re going to call the shots and it’s going to be on our terms, and we’ll let everyone know when that happens. Everyone wants to fight Tank. There’s one common thing when you talk about 126, 130, 135, und jetzt 140. There’s one name that’s common among the fighters and that’s Tank. This is going to be a great journey and you better get on it now.

“If he can get past Gamboa on December 28, then in 2020 he’s going into that pay-per-view world. When you have that kind of star power and you’re thinking outside of the box, not just boxing fans, we’re going to make the biggest fights out there in the world.”

On Badou Jack:
“Badou’s a promoter’s dream. He’s a guy who gives you no problems. He’s out there doing wonderful things for himself and his family. He’s doing so much to help so many others. He’s using his platform in the right way. It’s an honor to work with a fighter like him.

“I always knew he was a great talent and sometimes you can find the diamonds in the rough. Everyone’s always looking at the guys coming out of the Olympics. We saw him in the gym and he really messed a guy up. We had an eye on him and we worked out a deal with Lou [DiBella] Geschichte und der Rest ist.

“We had one setback, but everything happens for a reason, and he’s just taken off since. He’s a great fighter and I like the fact that he’s always willing to fight the best. Never had to second guess that he’s willing to fight everybody.”

STEPHEN ESPINOZA:
“There are advantages and disadvantages to promoting a show on this date. There has been a lot of success promoting music shows on that weekend. It’s not apples to apples, but it’s one of the factors that went in and there’s a way to turn this into something special and unique because of Gervonta’s fan base.

“It’s great to have skilled boxers but we need, for the health of the sport, guys like Gervonta who are putting butts in the seats. That’s the key in bringing him to Atlanta. Boxing is a part of a culture that crosses over into music and sports. There’s not an athlete who doesn’t watch a pay-per-view boxing match. Tapping into that with a personality like Tank is only going to expand the sport.

“There’s an authenticity and an openness about Gervonta. There’s a lot of people who’ve had setbacks who don’t talk about it, like Tank. It takes a risk to talk about that and that’s why a lot of people can relate. This is Tank. Was du siehst ist was du kriegst. It’s very real. It’s very authentic and I think that’s why people connect with him the person as opposed to him the fighter.”

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Mit Spannung erwarteter WBC-Titel-Rückkampf im Super-Weltergewicht zwischen Tony Harrison & Jermell Charlo Schlagzeilen Live in Primetime auf FOX PBC Fight Night & Am FOX Deportes Samstag, Dezember 21 von der Toyota Arena in Ontario, Kalifornien – 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT

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ONTARIO, Calif. (November 5, 2019) – Der mit Spannung erwartete WBC Super Welterweight Title Rematch zwischen Tony “Sehr schlecht” Harrison und Jermell “Iron Man” Charlo wird in der Primetime in FOX PBC Fight Night Action und am Samstag in FOX Deportes live als Headline auftreten, Dezember 21 von der Toyota Arena in Ontario, Kalifornien.

Harrison vs. Charlo II ist ein Hochspannungs-Rematch, der seit dem Ende des ersten Matchups aufgebaut wurde. Die beiden sollten sich im Juni treffen, Aber der Rückkampf wurde verschoben, als Harrison einen Bandriss erlitt, nachdem er sich im Training den Knöchel verstaucht hatte.

Jetzt, wo er vollständig geheilt ist, Harrison ist bereit, seinen Einfluss auf den Titel zu festigen, während Charlo bereit ist, das zurückzunehmen, von dem er glaubt, dass es ihm gehört. Der Rückkampf findet nur einen Tag vor einem vollen Jahr statt, nachdem die beiden auf FOX zum ersten Mal gegeneinander angetreten sind.

“Nach einem dramatischen und hauchdünnen ersten Kampf, Tony Harrison und Jermell Charlo werden im Dezember mit Sicherheit in Bestform sein 21 wenn sie ihre Rivalität in einem Rückkampf nicht verpassen,” sagte Tom Brown, Präsident der TGB Promotions. “Dies ist die Art von hohen Einsätzen 50-50 Kampf, der in der Primetime auf FOX gehört und ich weiß, dass die Boxfans aus Südkalifornien, die in Ontario zuschauen, alles lieben werden, was diese beiden Champions in den Ring bringen.”

Tickets für die Veranstaltung, die von Lions gefördert wird nur Promotions und TGB Promotions, jetzt sind im Verkauf und kann bei Ticketmaster.com erworben werden.

In der ersten Sitzung, Harrison setzte eine taktische Verteidigungsstrategie ein, die einen Großteil der Kraft von Charlos Hochleistungsdelikt abschwächte. Die Intrige des Rückkampfs ist, ob Harrison in der Lage sein wird, eine ähnliche Strategie anzuwenden, um Champion zu bleiben, oder ob Charlo in der Lage sein wird, Harrison seinen Willen aufzuzwingen und den Titel zurückzugewinnen.

Der 29-jährige Harrison (28-2, 21 KOs) trat in das erste Spiel gegen Charlo ein, nachdem er bei seinem vorherigen Weltmeistertitelversuch zu kurz gekommen war. Er verlor gegen Jarrett Hurd bei der Bewerbung um den IBF-Titel in 2017. Harrison, ein Schützling des verstorbenen Emanuel Steward und gebürtiger Detroiter, erholte sich mit drei starken Leistungen, einschließlich eines Entscheidungssiegs über den ehemaligen Weltmeister Ishe Smith.

“Die Verzögerung machte mich noch hungriger in diesen Kampf,” sagte Harrison. “Beobachten Sie Charlo in der Nacht, in der wir glänzen sollten, und sich verjüngen, es hat so viel Hunger in mir aufgebaut. Ich habe das Gerede und den Lärm satt. Ich bin bereit zu gehen.

“Wir möchten diesmal intelligenter arbeiten,” fügte Harrison hinzu. “Ich denke, alles, was ich vorher getan habe, hat funktioniert, aber wir wollen es noch entscheidender machen. Insgesamt ist geplant, technisch fundierter zu sein. Möglicherweise sehen Sie einen frühen Knockout. Es ist angespannt zwischen beiden Parteien. Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass er mich genauso ausschalten will wie ich ihn ausschalten möchte. Wer den besten Plan hat, gewinnt. Aber ich bin bei weitem der bessere Athlet. Athlet für Athlet ist es nicht einmal nah. Ich werde ihn in allem schlagen, Laufen, Basketball, Fußball. Mein Stil ist perfekt für seinen Stil. Er ist Shane Mosley für meinen Vernon Forrest. Ich werde ihn jedes Mal schlagen, wenn ich ihm gegenüberstehe.”

Es war eine emotionale Nacht für Charlo (32-1, 16 KOs) das erste Mal kämpfte er gegen Harrison. Er und sein Zwillingsbruder, Jermall, der WBC-Weltmeister im Mittelgewicht, verteidigten ihre Titel auf einem FOX PBC Fight Night Doubleheader im Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Jermell und viele Beobachter am Ring dachten, er hätte genug getan, um Harrison zu schlagen, aber die Richter sahen das anders, Harrison einen einstimmigen Entscheidungssieg zu geben und einen heiß umkämpften Rückkampf zu starten.

Ein 29-jähriger gebürtiger Houstoner, Texas, Charlo, gewann den Titel mit einem Ko-Sieg über John Jackson in 2016. Er etablierte sich als einer der besten jungen Finisher des Sports mit verheerenden Stoppsiegen gegen Charles Hatley und Erickson Lubin zur Titelverteidigung. Er traf eine Mehrheitsentscheidung über den ehemaligen Weltmeister Austin Trout, bevor er gegen Harrison antrat, und erzielte zuletzt im Juni einen Ko-Sieg über Jorge Cota auf FOX.

“Ich habe immer noch das starke Gefühl, dass ich diesen ersten Kampf gewonnen habe und diesmal werde ich die Dinge dominanter machen,” Said Charlo. “Ich komme in diesen Kampf, der überwältigend ist, stark, wilder Jermell Charlo. Tony Harrison ist nicht auf meinem Niveau. Es ist mein Job im Dezember 21 um das zu beweisen und meinen Wert zu beweisen. Ich komme mental konzentriert hinein. Als ich gegen Jorge Cota gekämpft habe, Das ist eine Vorbemerkung dessen, was in Zukunft von mir zu erwarten ist.

“Ich möchte nach dem Knockout suchen und es einrichten,” fuhr Charlo fort. “Ich möchte nicht, dass es den Richtern geht. Das ist mein schlimmster Albtraum. Wenn es geht 12 Runde, Er wird am Ende sehr verletzt sein. Der Verlust lehrte mich, geduldiger zu sein und die Dinge Schritt für Schritt zu machen. Ich werde allen zeigen, warum Jermell Charlo eine Bedrohung für die gesamte 154-Pfund-Division darstellt. Ich persönlich fühle mich als der Beste in der Division. Ich bin ein aktualisierter Jermell Charlo, den Sie am 21. Dezember sehen werden.”

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ERICKSON LUBIN GEWINNT DIE DOMINANTE ENTSCHEIDUNG ÜBER NATHANIEL GALLIMORE SAMSTAG ZUR SHOWTIME VON SANTANDER ARENA IN READING, PA.

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Robert Oster Jr. Verdient die Entscheidung über Adrian Granados im Superleichtgewicht-Debüt & Der aufstrebende Schwergewichtler Frank Sanchez bleibt ungeschlagen

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LESEN, Pa. – Oktober, 27, 2019 – Top-Anwärter im Superweltergewicht Erickson Lubin setzte seinen Wiederaufstieg mit einem dominanten 10-Runden-Sieg mit einstimmiger Entscheidung fort Nathaniel Gallimore Samstagabend bei SHOWTIME in der Santander Arena in Reading, Pa.

Lubin (22-1, 16 KOs) gewann seinen vierten Kampf in Folge seit einer KO-Niederlage gegen Jermell Charlo bei einer Titelherausforderung in 2017. Der 24-Jährige landete 42 Prozent seiner Power-Schüsse auf dem Weg zur breiten Entscheidung, erzielte 99-91 von allen drei Richtern.

Der Rechtsausleger setzte auf einen Vorort-Linkshaken, Angriff aus verschiedenen Winkeln gegen den robusten Gallimore (21-4-1, 17 KOs) wie er sich verbesserte 4-0 seit Beginn des Trainings mit dem Rechtsausleger-Spezialisten Kevin Cunningham.

“Dank Kevin Cunningham hatte ich ein großartiges Trainingslager,” sagte Lubin. “Zuerst hatten wir Terrell Gausha, aber er fiel wegen seiner Verletzung aus. Ich schätze Gallimore dafür, dass er auf den Teller getreten ist. Er hat mir einen harten Kampf geliefert und ich weiß das zu schätzen. Wir haben den Fans gegeben, was sie wollten. Ich habe ihn gemessen. Ich habe ihn gerade getimt und konnte meine Power-Shots landen.

“Kevin ist ein wirklich strenger Trainer und ein Rechtsausleger-Spezialist. Wir verbessern nur unser Spiel in jedem Camp. Ich will unbedingt wieder Jermell Charlo. Mein Ziel ist es, mich zu rächen.”

Cunningham war mit seinem Schüler zufrieden, der zum ersten Mal seit mehr als drei Jahren über die fünfte Runde hinausgeschoben wurde.
“Er war schon immer ein verdammt guter Kämpfer und ich wollte nur seine Fähigkeiten optimieren und verfeinern,” sagte Cunningham. “Er kann alles, was du lehren kannst. Er ist das Gesamtpaket. Er hat Macht, er hat geschwindigkeit, er hat Beinarbeit. Er ist mehr als ein Schläger. Er ist ein geschickter Kämpfer mit Macht.

“Er ist bereit für alle Top-Jungs in der Division. Die Typen mit Gürteln sind das, was er will.”

Ehemaliger Weltmeister im Leichtgewicht Robert Oster, Jr. war bei seinem Debüt im Superleichtgewicht siegreich, eine einstimmige Entscheidung zu gewinnen Adrian Granados in einem All-Action-Kampf erzielt 97-93, 98-92, 100-90.

Ostern (22-1-1 14 KOs), der seinen Leichtgewichtstitel bei einer Vereinigung mit Mikey Garcia verlor 2018, wurde für seinen ersten Kampf ein Superleichtgewicht gegen einen der aggressivsten Boxer abgestimmt, Come-Forward-Kämpfer und das Ergebnis enttäuschte nicht. Granados stürmte von der Eröffnungsglocke nach vorne, Drücken auf der Innenseite gegen seine rangy, 5-Fuß-11-Gegner. In der ersten Hälfte des Kampfes, Easter steckte Runden ein, während er aus der Ferne kämpfte, Er stützte sich auf seine Geschwindigkeit, um die ersten vier Runden gegen alle drei Richter zu gewinnen’ Scorecards. Aber der Kampf schien auf halbem Weg die Gezeiten zu ändern, mit Granados in der Lage, den Kampf zu zwingen, aus nächster Nähe bestritten zu werden. Runden sieben durch 10 großartig dargestellt, Hin und Her Austausch und die aktiveren Granados schienen die Oberhand über den Austausch zu bekommen.

Die Kämpfer kombinierten sich zum Werfen 1,815 kombinierte Gesamtschläge und 1,379 kombinierte Kraftschläge über 12 Runde.

“Wir wussten, dass er dort drinnen ein verdammt guter Krieger sein würde,” sagte Ostern. “Dafür trainieren wir. Das war kein gewöhnlicher Gegner, und wir wussten, dass er es schaffen würde. Ich war nicht überrascht, weil er das tut. Sie haben gesehen, wie er mit den Besten der Besten gekämpft hat, und er hat sich hingelegt. Ich wusste, dass er Schläge in Bündeln austeilen würde.

“Das war ein höllischer Test für mich 140 und ich fühlte mich stark. Ich rufe niemanden speziell an, Aber Sie wissen, dass es in dieser Gewichtsklasse Champions gibt, und ich komme für alle Gürtel. Richten Sie sie aus.”

Einer der zuverlässigsten Action-Kämpfer des Boxens, Granados (20-8-2, 13 KOs) warf mehr Schläge und verband mehr und war wieder einmal frustriert über eine Entscheidung, die nicht in seine Richtung ging.

“Ich bin sprachlos. Ich fühlte mich wie ich den Kampf gewonnen,” sagte Granados. “Dass 100 bis 90? Komm jetzt.

“Ich bin müde von der immer gleichen alten Geschichte. Es war klar, dass ich den Kampf kontrollierte. Er hat mich nie verletzt. Das war peinlich.

“Ich kann die Beurteilung nicht kontrollieren. Es ist sehr frustrierend. Ich habe einen Traum, Weltmeister zu werden, und es scheint einfach so, als würde es für mich nicht ausreichen. Aber ich habe das Herz eines Champions und ich gebe nicht auf.”

In der Eröffnungsrede Kampf der Sendung, ungeschlagenes kubanisches Schwergewicht Frank Sanchezwarf eine Absperrung gegen Jack Mulowayi, Gewinnen einer 10-Runden-einstimmigen Entscheidung erzielt 100-90 von allen drei Richtern.

Sanchez (14-0, 11 KOs) war der aktivere Kämpfer von der Eröffnungsglocke, den Körper gegen den defensiv gesinnten Mulowayi richten (7-2-1, 3 KOs). Der 27-jährige Sanchez, der zum ersten Mal die 10-Runden-Distanz absolvierte, übergeworfen 250 mehr Schläge als sein Gegner.

“Mein Gegner wollte nicht wirklich kämpfen, er wollte nur schmutzig kämpfen,” sagte Sánchez. “Also konnte ich ihm nur eine seitliche Bewegung geben. Es ist schwierig, wenn jemand nicht mitmachen will. Wir wollten ihn anfassen, berühre ihn hoch. Aber einmal wurde er berührt, der Typ hat nur versucht zu fesseln.

“Es war kein Problem zu gehen 10 Runde. Ich bin in großartiger Form und bereit, so schnell wie möglich wieder zu kämpfen. Ich habe heute Abend meine technische Überlegenheit gezeigt. Alle Schwergewichte sollten besser aufpassen.”

Die zweifache Weltmeisterin im Superfedergewicht Gervonta “Tank” Davis wurde während der Fernsehsendung am Samstag interviewt, während er weiter für sein leichtes Debüt im Dezember trainiert 28 auf SHOWTIME von der State Farm Arena in Atlanta. Der explosive Davis, der gegen Yuriorkis Gamboa um die WBA Lightweight World Championship kämpfen wird, rief weiterhin die Top-Kämpfer aus, als er mit Gastgeber Brian Custer sprach.

“Ich habe all diese Typen gehört, die mich gerufen haben, Ich möchte nicht übermütig klingen, aber ich bin die Cash-Cow in dieser Gewichtsklasse,” sagte Davis. “Ich und Leo Santa Cruz werden 2020 kämpfen.”

SHOWTIME BOXEN am Samstag: SPECIAL EDITION Tripleheader wird am Montag um wiederholt 10 p.m. ET / PT auf Showtime EXTREME.

Ein branchenführendes Produktionsteam und eine Ankündigungsmannschaft lieferten alle Sehenswürdigkeiten, Sounds und Drama aus der Santander Arena. Der erfahrene Sender Brian Custer moderierte die Sendung, Die vielseitige Kampfsportstimme Mauro Ranallo war neben dem Hall of Fame-Analysten Al Bernstein und der ehemaligen Zweiteilungs-Weltmeisterin Paulie Malignaggi am Ring. Drei Hall of Famers rundeten das SHOWTIME-Sendeteam ab – Emmy® Der preisgekrönte Reporter Jim Gray, inoffiziell am Ring Torschütze Steve Farhood und weltbekannten Ringsprecher Jimmy Lennon Jr.. Der Executive Producer von Showtime Boxing: SONDERAUSGABE war David Dinkins, Jr. und der Direktor war Bob Dunphy.

Die Sendung war auf Spanisch über Secondary Audio Programing verfügbar (SAP) mit Alejandro Luna und Ex-Weltmeister Raul Marquez Aufruf der Aktion.

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BRIAN CARLOS CASTAÑO TRAINING CAMP QUOTES & FOTOS – Undefeated Former Champion Castaño Takes on Gritty Contender Wale Omotoso in Super Welterweight Showdown Headlining FS1 PBC Fight Night & auf FOX Deportes Samstag, November 2 From MGM National Harbor In Maryland

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NORWALK, als. (Oktober 21, 2019) – Undefeated former champion Brian Carlos Castaño will look to further cement his place in the 154-pound division when he battles exciting veteran contender Wale “Glücklicher Junge” Omotoso in a 10-round super welterweight showdown that headlines FS1 PBC Fight Night and on FOX Deportes Saturday, November 2 from MGM National Harbor in Maryland.

Tickets für die Veranstaltung, die von TGB Promotions gefördert wird, are on sale now and can be purchased by visiting www.mgmnationalharbor.com/.

Castaño most recently fought in a standout back and forth title match against Erislandy Lara in March that ended in a split-draw. With a win on November 2, the unbeaten Argentine will put himself in position for either a rematch with Lara or one of the other standouts in the stacked division.

Here is what Castaño had to say from training camp at Legends Gym in Norwalk, California with his head trainer and father Carlos as he discussed his showdown against Omotoso, his most recent fight, future matchups and more:

What are you looking to show to the rest of this division in the fight against Omotoso?

“As I do in every fight, I try to prove that I belong among the best in the division. I may no longer be a world champion, but I still feel I am a world champion because I didn’t lose in the ring. So, I want to show against Omotoso and the world that I’m ready for everyone.”

What do you know about Omotoso’s style and what kind of fight can fans expect?

“He is a warrior that always comes straight forward to fight. He has proven many times that he can take punches and compete with anyone. Since I´m a warrior too, I think the fans are going to be in for an exciting war.”

What did you think of the decision in the Lara fight? Did you believe you did enough to win the fight?

“Even though I know it was a competitive fight, I know I did enough to get the win. I respect Lara as a great champion, but you cannot win fights of that level by only backpedaling all the time. I applied the pressure and connected with great punches, so I saw myself as the winner.”

Is the rematch with Lara the fight you want with a win on November 2?

“I thought I was going to have the rematch with Lara already but he probably didn’t want it. Das wichtigste zuerst, I have a tough challenge in front of me in Omotoso and I never underestimate anybody. I have to beat him in convincing fashion in order to earn another world title shot, either with Lara or any of the other top fighters in the division.”

How does it feel to be sharing a card with another one of Argentina’s best fighters, Jesus Cuellar (who fights Javier Fortuna in the co-main event)? Is there added inspiration because Argentina will be so represented on the telecast?

“It’s always a great honor to represent Argentina in the U.S., which is the mecca of boxing. To share the card with a guy like Cuellar, whom I’ve known well since our times together on Argentina’s national team in the amateurs, will definitely be something meaningful. I know we’re both working hard to make our country proud on November 2.”

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ABOUT LARA VS. CASTAÑO
Lara vs. Castaño pits undefeated former champion Brian Carlos Castaño against exciting veteran contender Wale “Glücklicher Junge” Omotoso in a 10-round super welterweight showdown that headlines FS1 PBC Fight Night and on FOX Deportes Saturday, November 2 from MGM National Harbor in Maryland.

The action begins at 10:30 p.m. UND / 7:30 p.m. PT and features former world champions Javier “El Abejón” Vermögen und Jesús Andrés Cuellar colliding in a 10-round super featherweight showdown in the co-feature.

Fans können die Kämpfe auf dem FOX Sports App Live-Stream, in Englisch oder Spanisch durch die FOX, FS1 oder FOX Deportes Feeds. Die Kämpfe sind auf Desktop bei FOXSports.com und über den App Store, oder angeschlossene Geräte wie Apple TV, Android TV, Feuer-TV, Xbox One und Roku.

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Der ungeschlagene kubanische Schwergewichtler Frank Sanchez tritt Jack Mulowayi im Fernsehauftakt von SHOWTIME BOXING gegenüber: SPECIAL EDITION® diesen Samstag, Oktober 26 von der Santander Arena in Reading, Pa. – Der nigerianische Schwergewichtler Efe Ajagba zieht sich mit einer Rückenverletzung zurück

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Der nigerianische Schwergewichtler Efe Ajagba zieht sich mit einer Rückenverletzung zurück

2016 Olympionik Eimantas Stanionis & 17-Jahre alte Sensation
Vito Mielnicki, Jr., Leichtgewicht Omar Douglas & Weltergewicht
Jose Miguel Borrego hebt im Rahmen des Premier Boxing Champions-Events die vollgepackte Undercard-Aufstellung in separaten Kämpfen hervor

LESEN, Pa. (Oktober 21, 2019) – Ungeschlagener kubanischer Schläger Frank Sanchez konfrontiert sein wird Jack Mulowayi in einer Acht-Runden-Attraktion im Schwergewicht, um SHOWTIME BOXING zu eröffnen: SONDERAUSGABE diesen Samstag, Oktober 26 live auf Showtime® von der Santander Arena in Reading, Pa.

Sanchez (13-0, 11 KOs) tritt ein, um zu ersetzen Cartoon Ajagba, der sich aus dem Kampf gegen den einst geschlagenen Mulowayi zurückzog (7-1-1, 3 KOs). Ajagba verletzte sich letzte Woche im Training am Rücken.

Der Abend wird von Top-Anwärter im Superweltergewicht überschrieben Erickson “Hammer” Lubin Nahme knallharte Nathaniel Gallimore in einem 10-Runden-Showdown, der das Premier Boxing Champions-Event ab Schlagzeilen macht 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT. Ehemaliger Weltmeister im Leichtgewicht Robert Oster, Jr. wird sein superleichtes Debüt gegen geben Adrian “El Tigre” Granados in einer 10-Runden-Co-Feature-Attraktion.

Hervorzuheben ist der actiongeladene, nicht im Fernsehen übertragene Teil der Karte durch Kämpfe mit Unbesiegten 2016 Litauischer Olympiateilnehmer Eimantas Stanionis gegen Lancaster antreten, Pennsylvanias TIE Dixon in einem Kampf im Weltergewicht und 17-jährige Aussicht im Weltergewicht Vito Mielnicki Jr. mit Blick auf Durham, North Carolinas Märklin Bailey in einer Vier-Runden-Attraktion.

Die Action geht weiter mit Kämpfen mit Mexikanern José Miguel Borrego (15-2, 13 KOs) Kolumbiens Likar Ramos (29-8, 22 KOs) in einem Acht-Runden-Kampf im Weltergewicht und Wilmington, Delawares Omar Douglas (19-3, 13 KOs) mit Blick auf Riverside, Kaliforniens Humberto Galindo (12-0-1, 9 KOs) für 10 Runden leichter Action.

Tickets für die Veranstaltung, die von TGB Promotions und King’s Promotions gefördert wird, sind ab sofort erhältlich und können über Ticketmaster.com oder an der Abendkasse in Santander erworben werden (Montag Freitag, 10 a.m. – 5 nachmittags, Samstags 10 a.m. – 2 nachmittags).

Auch Colorado betritt den Ring Ricky Lopez (20-4-1, 6 KOs) in einem 10-Runden-Wettbewerb im Superfedergewicht gegen den gebürtigen Texaser Joe Perez (14-3-2, 10 KOs), Paterson, New Jerseys Norman Nely (3-0, 3 KOs) in einem Vier-Runden-Schwergewichtskampf mitD'Angelo Swaby (1-0, 1 KO) der Bahamas, plus Miamis Jessy Cruz (17-7-1, 7 KOs) nimmt Mexikos Ernesto Guerrero (32-29, 22 KOs) in einer Attraktion im Superfedergewicht über acht Runden, und aus Michigan stammend Raeese Aleem (14-0, 8 KOs) tritt in einem Acht-Runden-Kampf im Super-Bantamgewicht gegen Kolumbien an Marlon olea (14-5, 12 KOs).

Abgerundet wird die Aktion durch den unbesiegten puertoricanischen Bantamgewichtskandidaten Jonathan Torres in einem Sechs-Runden-Kampf, Super-Mittelgewicht Aussicht Darrion Lawson von Feuerstein, Michigan in einem Vier-Runden-Kampf gegen Nicaragua Jaime Meza und Mittelgewicht Larrys Sohn von Clearwater, Florida in einem Vier-Runden-Kampf gegen Kansas-Ureinwohner Antonio Hernández.

Ein ehemaliger Amateur herausragenden aus seiner Heimat Kuba, Sanchez lebt jetzt in Las Vegas und ist ungeschlagen, seit er Profi geworden ist 2017. Das 27-jährige hat Vorprägungen in seinen ersten sechs Pro-Kämpfen, und nahm neun Siege in 2018. Sanchez erzielte zuletzt im August einen dominanten Stopp gegen Victor Bisbal aus Puerto Rico.

Kampf aus Antwerpen, Belgien, über die Demokratische Republik Kongo, Mulowayi wird seinen U.S. Debüt im Oktober 26 in einer Profikarriere, die auf zurückgeht 2015. Der 32-Jährige war in seinen ersten sieben Profikämpfen ungeschlagen, bevor er im Mai im Kampf um den belgischen Schwergewichts-Titel eine knappe Mehrheitsentscheidung gegen Herve Bubeaux verlor. Er erholte sich, um Artur Kubiak im Juli zu besiegen, bevor er in seinen Kampf gegen Sanchez ging.

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ÜBER LUBIN VS. GALLIMORE
Lubin vs. Gallimore ist der beste Herausforderer im Superweltergewicht Erickson “Hammer” Lubingegen hart schlagen Nathaniel Gallimore in einem 10-Runden-Showdown am Samstag, Oktober 26, live auf SHOWTIME aus der Santander Arena in Reading, Pa., in einem Fall von Premier Boxing Champions vorgestellt.

Der Dreikampf SHOWTIME BOXEN: SPECIAL EDITION beginnt live um 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT und verfügt über den ehemaligen Weltmeister im Leichtgewicht Robert Oster Jr. sein superleichtes Debüt gegen einen kampferprobten Veteranen Adrian “El Tigre” Granadosin der 10-Runden-Co-Featured-Attraktion, plus ungeschlagenes Schwergewichtsgefühl Frank Sanchez wird den Ring gegen einmal geschlagen betreten Jack Mulowayi in einem Acht-Runden-Kampf.

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Undefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo Defends Title Against Highly-Ranked Contender Dennis Hogan Saturday, Dezember 7 Live on SHOWTIME® in Premier Boxing Champions Event from Barclays Center in Brooklyn

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(Oktober 11, 2019) – Auf Samstag, Dezember 7, undefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo will defend his title against highly-ranked contender Dennis Hogan live auf Showtime von Barclays Center, die Heimat von BROOKLYN BOXEN ™, in einem Fall von Premier Boxing Champions vorgestellt.

Karten für das Live-Event, die von Lions gefördert wird nur Promotions und TGB Promotions, are on-sale Monday, Oktober 14 bei 10 a.m. ET und kann bei gekauft werden ticketmaster.comund barclayscenter.com.

Tickets können auch bei der American Express Box Office bei Barclays Center erworben werden, starting Tuesday, Oktober 15 bei 12 p.m. UND. Group discounts are available by calling 844-BKLYN-GP.More information on the event will be announced in the coming days.

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Der Top-Superweltergewichtler Erickson Lubin tritt nun am Samstag im Oktober im Main Event des Premier Boxing Champions-Events gegen den schlagkräftigen Nathaniel Gallimore an 26, Live auf SHOWTIME® aus der Santander Arena in Reading, Pa.

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Mehr, Rising Heavyweight Sensation Efe Ajagba wurde der im Fernsehen übertragenen Karte hinzugefügt und ersetzt Rau’shee Warren vs. Emmanuel Rodriguez

Terrell Gausha & Rau’shee Warren zieht sich aufgrund von Verletzungen zurück

LESEN, Pa. (Oktober 10, 2019) – Top-Anwärter im Superweltergewicht Erickson “Hammer” Lubin wird nun hart zuschlagen Nathaniel Gallimore in einem 10-Runden-Showdown am Samstag, Oktober 26, live auf SHOWTIME aus der Santander Arena in Reading, Pa., in einem Fall von Premier Boxing Champions vorgestellt.

Der All-Action-Gallimore ersetzt Terrell Gausha, der aufgrund einer Verletzung an der linken Hand während des Sparrings, die operiert werden musste, gezwungen war, sich aus dem Kampf des Hauptereignisses zurückzuziehen.

Ungeschlagene Schwergewichts-Sensation Cartoon Ajagba wird den Ring gegen einmal geschlagen betreten Jack Mulowayi in einem 10-Runden-Kampf, der den zuvor angekündigten Rau’Shee Warren vs. Emmanuel Rodriguez-Kampf. Warren musste sich aufgrund einer beim Sparring erlittenen Verletzung der rechten Hand aus dem Wettbewerb zurückziehen.

Der Dreikampf SHOWTIME BOXEN: SPECIAL EDITION beginnt live um 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT und verfügt auch über den ehemaligen Weltmeister im Leichtgewicht Robert Oster Jr. sein superleichtes Debüt gegen einen kampferprobten Veteranen Adrian “El Tigre” Granados in der 10-Runden-Co-Featured-Attraktion.

Tickets für die Veranstaltung, die von TGB Promotions und King’s Promotions gefördert wird, sind ab sofort erhältlich und können über Ticketmaster.com oder an der Abendkasse in Santander erworben werden (Montag Freitag, 10 a.m. – 5 nachmittags, Samstags 10 a.m. – 2 nachmittags).

Orlando, Floridas Lubin (21-1, 16 KOs) war einer der am schnellsten aufsteigenden Anwärter im Boxen, als er schnell an die Spitze der Leiter raste, um Jermell Charlo um die WBC-Meisterschaft mit 154 Pfund herauszufordern 2017. Nach einem Schlag, Unterbrechung in der ersten Runde gegen Charlo, Der 24-jährige Lubin hat sich mit drei eigenen Stoppsiegen in Folge erholt, um seinen Schwung in Richtung einer Weltmeisterschaft wiederzugewinnen.

Im Februar, Lubin war der erste Boxer, der den ehemaligen Champion Ishe Smith stoppte, und hat in seinem letzten Kampf im Juni bei SHOWTIME einen TKO-Sieg über Zaharia Attou errungen.

“Es ist bedauerlich, dass Gausha aufgeben musste, weil ich mich sehr auf diesen Kampf gefreut habe,” sagte Lubin. “Jetzt stehe ich Nathaniel Gallimore gegenüber, der ein sehr guter Kämpfer ist, dessen einzige Verluste gegen Top-Level-Jungs sind. Ich erwarte einen sehr schwierigen Kampf, eine, die für die Fans explosiv sein wird, aber ich weiß, dass ich gewinnen werde. Es ist meine Zeit, der Welt zu zeigen, dass ich bereit bin, wieder an der Spitze des Superweltergewichts zu stehen.”

Der 31-jährige Gallimore (21-3-1, 17 KOs) Zuletzt besiegte Antonio Todd im August durch die Entscheidung, sich von knappen Entscheidungsniederlagen gegen den vereinten Champion Julian Williams und den Spitzenkandidaten Patrick Teixeira zu erholen 2018. Geboren in Kingston, Jamaika und Kämpfe aus Evanston heraus, Illinois, Gallimore legte vor dem Williams-Kampf eine Siegesserie von sieben Kämpfen hin, einschließlich Knockouts der Konkurrenten Justin DeLoach und Jeison Rosario.

“Ich gehe das wie jeden anderen großen Kampf an, der lange in Arbeit war,” sagte Gallimore. “Auf diesen Moment in meiner Karriere habe ich lange gewartet. Dies ist ein Sprungbrett, das mich dorthin bringen kann, wo ich hin möchte. Lubin ist ein ziemlich guter Boxer-Puncher. Er war für einen Moment auf dem Vormarsch, und ich wusste, dass er auftauchen würde. Es wird ein großer Kampf werden. Ich werde jede Anpassung im Ring vornehmen, um das zu nutzen, was ich tun muss, um an diesem Abend siegreich zu sein.”

Nigerias Ajagba (11-0, 9 KOs) Zuletzt bestand er die härteste Prüfung seiner Profikarriere, als er Fellow besiegte 2016 Olympiasieger Ali Eren Demirezen durch einstimmige Entscheidung in 10 Runden im Juli. Der 25-jährige Ajagba erlangte im August weitreichende Bekanntheit 2018 wenn sein Gegner, Curtis Harper, ging aus dem Ring, nachdem er Handschuhe berührt hatte, um die erste Runde zu beginnen. Ajagba gewann den Kampf, ohne einen Schlag zu versetzen, als Harper disqualifiziert wurde.

Leben in Stafford, Texas und Training mit Ronnie Shields, Ajagba hat seine Konkurrenz stetig vergrößert und in diesem Jahr KO-Siege gegen Amir Mansour und Michael Wallisch hinzugefügt.

Kampf aus Antwerpen, Belgien, über die Demokratische Republik Kongo, Die Hexe (7-1-1, 3 KOs) wird seine US-machen. Debüt im Oktober 26 in einer Profikarriere, die auf zurückgeht 2015. Der 32-Jährige war in seinen ersten sieben Profikämpfen ungeschlagen, bevor er im Mai im Kampf um den belgischen Schwergewichts-Titel eine knappe Mehrheitsentscheidung gegen Herve Bubeaux verlor. Er erholte sich, um Artur Kubiak im Juli zu besiegen, bevor er in seinen Kampf gegen Ajagba ging.

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Errol Spence Jr. Unifies Welterweight Titles Against Shawn Porter in Epic Action Fight Headlining FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View Saturday Night from STAPLES Center in Los Angeles

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David Benavidez Stops Anthony Dirrell to Win WBC Super Middleweight World Title in Co-Main Event & Mario Barrios Edges Batyr Akhmedov to Capture WBA Super Lightweight Title; Josesito Lopez Beats John Molina Jr. by TKO in Eighth Round

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LOS ANGELES (September 29, 2019) – Errol “Die Wahrheit” Spence Jr. (26-0, 21 KOs) unified the IBF and WBC Welterweight World Titles Saturday night against two-time champion “Show Time” Shawn Porter (30-3-1,17 KOs) in an action packed main event of a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View from STAPLES Center in Los Angeles.

“It feels good to win,” said Spence. “This is a lifetime dream. It shows hard work pays off. Thanks Shawn Porter, my whole team and all my Texas people for coming out.”

The back and forth brawl immediately garnered well-deserved Fight of the Year conversation as the two welterweight champions traded power punches from the opening bell to the end. Porter showed his trademark aggressive style throughout the action, smothering Spence while throwing his own power punches.

“Shawn Porter is a rough and awkward fighter,” said Spence. “I didn’t get off what I wanted to. He’s a true champion. He made it tough.”

That left it up to Spence to weather the oncoming storm and find spots to land power punches of his own. Nach CompuBox, Spence landed 44% seiner Macht Schläge, bis 25% from Porter.

“He’s a strong kid,” sagte Porter. “We both came in to do the job. I think I had a little more than what he expected, but he handled it. Congratulations to him and his team. We’re proud of what we did.”

In der vierten Runde, Porter had Spence in some trouble, as his power shots to the head and body put Spence on the defensive. The strategy from Porter stayed the same throughout, as Spence began to adjust and find a home for his offense, especially the sweeping left hook.

Round eight saw the action taken up to yet another level as Spence initially got the worst of one of the numerous exchanges, before settling in and responding enough to keep Porter at bay. The high-octane fight continued to entertain heading into the championship rounds with the fight up in the balance.

Spence landed one of the decisive blows of the bout in round 11, connecting flush with that sweeping left hook and scoring a knockdown when Porter’s knee and glove hit the canvas. As expected, Porter rebounded strong, going at Spence and putting him on the back foot for most of the remainder of the round.

“I think that knockdown was the difference,” sagte Porter. “I couldn’t come back to the corner with my head down after that.”

The final round was more of the same, with both fighters going toe-to-toe and leaving the STAPLES Center crowd on their feet and roaring until the final bell. The final punch stats saw both men throw nearly an equal number of punches, with Spence edging Porter 745 bis 744 in punches thrown and 221 bis 172 in punches landed.

“All my punches have bad intentions,” said Spence. “By boxing Mikey Garcia, I wanted to show people I could do it with that style. Porter was throwing a lot. I wanted to show I was the bigger and stronger welterweight.”

Nach 12 rounds the close nature of the fight yielded a split decision from the judges. One judge saw the fight 115-112 for Porter, overruled by two judges who saw it 116-111 for Spence. In the ring after the fight, Spence was confronted and called out by former two-division champion Danny Garcia for a potential showdown next.

“It was a top dog fight tonight,” , sagte Garcia. “I want you next Errol. It was a tough rugged fight. Shawn Porter is a tough fighter. I’m here to say I want next.”

“My how the tables have turned,” said Spence. “I’ve told my team, you line them up, I’ll knock them down.”

Spence vs. Porter highlights hier, hier, hier und hier.

The pay-per-view co-main event saw unbeaten David “Die Rote Fahne” Benavidez(22-0, 19 KOs) regain the WBC Super Middleweight World Championship from two-time champion Anthony “Der Hund” Dirrell (33-2-1, 24 KOs) with a ninth-round TKO victory.

“Everything just fell in place perfectly,” Said Benavidez. “From the suspension to all the big fights I’ve been in. All of that helped me out in this fight. I did not make a mistake or open myself up more than I needed to. I worked behind my jab and got the stoppage. Things are going to get better and get tougher and I’m ready for the challenge.”

The fight followed a similar pattern throughout, with Benavidez stalking his opponent looking to unload power shots, while Dirrell circled the ring looking to counter and keep him at bay with his jab.

Benavidez stayed in control through the early rounds, until Dirrell turned the tables momentarily in round four trying to batter Benavidez against the ropes, but he was unable to daze the 22-year-old.

In round six Benavidez broke through with a critical moment in the fight, landing a punch that opened up a cut over Dirrell’s right eye. With the blood pouring, the cut was immediately a problem for Dirrell, who now had limited vision to stop the incoming assault.

“He hit me with a clean shot,” Said Dirrell. “That’s my first time ever being cut by a punch. It opened up. There was nothing I could do about it. I couldn’t see the whole fight after that. My corner did a good job on it, but I really couldn’t see.”

Despite having his cut checked by the ringside physician in rounds six, seven and eight, Dirrell was able to use his veteran savvy to stay in the fight. As the fight went to round nine Benavidez increased his offense, slowing Dirrell down enough where he could tee off with power punches in the corner.

As Dirrell tried to navigate away from Benavidez’s offense, he began to take take more punishment and looked shaky on his feet. Referee Thomas Taylor officially stopped the fight 1:39 in die Runde, at the direction of Dirrell’s corner. Benavidez ended the fight with a 165 bis 94 advantage in punches landed, with the biggest margin coming from his 101 power shots landed to just 41 from Dirrell.

“There are so many emotions coming at me at once,” Said Benavidez. “We put so much hard work into this training camp. We left home and were away from everything. But I had the dream to become the youngest two-time super middleweight world champion and I made my dreams come true.”

“I would have kept going in there,” Said Dirrell. “I’m not quitting against anybody. Everyone saw I didn’t go down. My legs were still strong, but I couldn’t do anything about it.

“We’re going back to the drawing board. I’m still fighting. We won’t end on a loss. You can put anybody in there with me.”

Watch highlights of Dirrell vs. Benavidez hier, hier und hier.

Additional action saw undefeated Mario “Der Azteke” Stadtviertel (25-0, 16 KOs) score a close unanimous decision victory over Batyr Akhmedov (7-1, 6 KOs) to capture the WBA Super Lightweight title in an action packed fight.

“I knew this was going to be a war,” Said Barrios. “He was getting dirty in there but the Mexican warrior in me was not going to let this opportunity pass me by. I dug deep and got the victory.”

The action began with Akhmedov trying to get inside against his taller opponent, while Barrios looked to move and punish Akhmedov with pot shots from the outside. In der vierten Runde, Barrios connected with a combo that stunned Akhmedov before Barrios followed up and scored a knockdown when Akhmedov’s glove touched the canvas.

“The plan was to gradually grow the activity,” said Akhmedov. “I knew that I had to win by a wide margin. After the first knockdown, I knew that I had to add activity more quickly than I had planned. So I started being more aggressive. I did everything I could to try to stop him.”

After surviving the round, Akhmedov picked up the aggression and began effectively closing the space down between his opponent. He began to land numerous clean left and right hooks that put Barrios on the defensive.

As the championship rounds neared, Barrios began to experience severe swelling in his left eye amidst the onslaught from Akhmedov. In the final round, Barrios was able to turn the tide back in his favor late in the frame. He delivered a pinpoint right hand that stunned Akhmdov and again forced him to put a glove on the mat.

After the knockdown, the fight went to the judges scores, who saw the fight 116-11, 115-11 und 114-112, alle für Barrios. The relentless pursuit after the first knockdown from Barrios ended with him holding a 238 bis 135 advantage in punches landed, but it was not enough to sway the judges on this night.

“I promised my city of San Antonio that I would bring this title back home and I did it,” Said Barrios.

“The judges see better than I can from the ring,” said Akhmedov. “I did everything I could. Ich dachte, ich gewann den Kampf. They decided that he won the fight. When I watch the fight I’ll be able to tell you what it looked like. My job is to do everything to win. The judges are supposed to judge correctly.

“I tried to do everything I could. I was told that I wouldn’t be able to handle his experience, but he was on the ropes most of the fight. I beat him up and I thought I won the fight.”

The opening bout of the pay-per-view saw Josesito “The Riverside Rocky” Lopez (37-8, 20 KOs) knock out John Molina Jr.. (30-9, 24 KOs) in the eighth round of their welterweight fight.

“We both carry power in our hands so it wasn’t a surprise someone went down,” sagte Lopez. “It easily could have happened to me with the power he has. I was able to catch him early, find openings and get the finish.”

Lopez landed a critical blow on his first punch of the night, snapping off an overhand right that connected flush with Molina and put him on the canvas early in the first round. Lopez was patient following up and eventually landed a vicious body shot that put Molina down for the second time in the round.

Molina was able to rise to his feet and make it to the second round, and showed flashes that he might be able to change the tide of the fight. He slowed Lopez’s attack down in round two with a vicious combination of right and left hooks to the head.

“You can never take the fight out of a fighter,” Said Molina. “I have a never say die attitude and I have my whole career. Es war ein harter Kampf, but the better man won tonight.”

“I knew he wasn’t going to quit,” sagte Lopez. “Er ist ein Krieger. I had to keep on the pressure. I was thinking that hopefully the ref and the team made the right call to finish it at the right time.”

Lopez stayed patient however and jabbed while looking to set up the right hand that had knocked Molina down in the first. In round seven Lopez broke through again, this time landing a perfect straight right hand that put Molia on the canvas late in the round.

After a long look from the ringside physician and his own corner, Molina tried to take his chance at a fight-changing punch in the eighth round. Early in the round, Lopez was able to land several big power shots that prompted referee Ray Corona to stop the bout 39 Sekunden in die Runde.

“I wanted to keep going at the end,” Said Molina. “I thought I was still coherent and could still move well. But you can’t go against what the referees say.”

“There’s a lot more ‘Riverside Rocky’ links,” sagte Lopez. “Robert Garcia has turned my career around. I’m a race car and like NASCAR, I’ve got a whole team behind me. I’m a top 10-level fighter. I’m going to give any fighter and any world champion a run for their money. I want memorable fights and I want the best.”

Watch Lopez drop Molina in round one hier and round seven hier.

The main event of prelims on FS1 saw former three-time world champion Robert “The Ghost” Krieger (36-6-1, 20 KOs) earn a unanimous decision victory over Jerry Thomas (14-2-1, 8 KOs) in their 10-round welterweight fight.

The early rounds were strategic, as Thomas relied on his movement while Guerrero looked to fire jabs patiently until he found opportunities for his power punches. Round three saw action jump up a bit as Guerrero landed a big straight left that pushed Thomas hard back into the ropes.

“I got some rounds in tonight, which was valuable,” Said Guerrero. “We got what we needed and boxed our way to victory.”

Guerrero continued to stalk Thomas and attack the body as his opponent spent most of the fight set on circling the ring. Jedoch, in round nine, Thomas upped the presser and closed the distance on Guerrero. He landed numerous power shots that put Guerrero on the back foot.

It was Thomas’ best round of the fight, but he was unable to put Guerrero down or out and after 10 rounds the fight was in the judges’ Hände. All three saw the bout in favor of Guerrero, von Partituren von 98-92 und 99-91 zweimal.

“I want to get back into those bigger fights,” Said Guerrero. “I moved around and stayed smart in there tonight. The goal was to stick to the game plan and I did until the end of the fight, but then I got right back on it. You just have to keep working out the kinks and that’s what I’m going to keep doing.”

In the opening prelims bout, unbeaten top prospect Joey Spencer (9-0, 7 KOs) scored a third-round stoppage of previously unbeaten Travis Gambardella (5-1-2, 2 KOs) in their super welterweight contest.

Spencer started the action early, leading with power shots while also controlling the distance between him and his opponent. A series of body shots put Gambardella down twice in the first round, although he was able to make it to the closing bell of the frame.

“The body shots weren’t really the plan going in,” sagte Spencer. “I started off with head shots and he was taking those well. I put one downstairs and I instantly saw it affect him badly. I knew it was a wrap. I was going to keep going to the body.”

Spencer landed a powerful straight right hand to Gambardella’s head early in round two and quickly followed up with a flurry punctuated by another body shot that dropped him for the third time in the fight. Although Spencer looked to close hard, Gambardella was able to fight intelligently and make it through another round.

“I thought the referee was going to stop it in the second round,” sagte Spencer. “When he let him go I took a deep breath and made sure not to punch myself out. I stuck to my jab and let the rest take care of itself.”

Early into round three, Spencer went back on the attack and connected with a big left hook to Gambardella’s head. Dieses Mal, referee Ray Corona jumped in and halted the bout 53 Sekunden in die Runde, giving Spencer the TKO victory.

“I’m so happy with the improvements that I was able to show tonight on the big stage,” sagte Spencer. “I’m really excited for what’s to come.”

Watch highlights from Spencer hier.

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ABOUT SPENCE VS. PORTER
Spence vs. Porter pit unbeaten IBF Welterweight Champion Errol “Die Wahrheit” Spence Jr. against WBC Welterweight Champion “Show Time” Shawn Porter in a 147-pound title unification that headlined a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View event on Saturday, September 28 vom Staples Center in Los Angeles.

The pay-per-view event began at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT and featured WBC Super Middleweight World Champion Anthony “Der Hund” Dirrell facing unbeaten former champion David “Die Rote Fahne” Benavidez in the co-main event, unbeaten contenders Mario “Der Azteke” Barrios and Batyr Akhmedov battling for the WBA Super Lightweight title, and rugged veteran Josesito “The Riverside Rocky” Lopez and brawler John Molina Jr. competing in a 10-round welterweight fight. The event was promoted by Man Down Promotions, TGB Promotions and Shawn Porter Promotions.

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Deontay Wilder Defends His WBC Heavyweight Title in Highly Anticipated Rematch Against Luis Ortiz on FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View Saturday, November 23 an der MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas

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Three-Division Champion Leo Santa Cruz Seeks Title in Fourth Division When He Battles Miguel Flores for the WBA Super Featherweight Championship in Co-Main Event

Boxing’s Longest Reigning Heavyweight Champion Battles Dangerous Cuban Puncher to Settle Score After Epic First Clash

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LAS VEGAS (September 28, 2019) – Boxing’s longest reigning heavyweight world championDeontay “Die Bronze Bomber” Wilderwill take on his most dangerous challenger to date when he defends his WBC title in a rematch against once-beaten Cuban sluggerLuis “King Kong” Ortiz in the main event of the FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View Saturday, November. 23 an der MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Three-division champion and current WBA Featherweight ChampionLöwe “Erdbeben” Santa Cruz will seek a title in another division in the co-main event when he takes onMiguel “El Michoacan” Blumen for the WBA Super Featherweight Championship as part of the pay-per-view action beginning at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT.

Wilder and Ortiz will renew the rivalry they set in motion when they first engaged in an explosive showdown in Brooklyn that was one of 2018’s best fights. Wilder won that bout by 10th round TKO after Ortiz stunned him and almost had him out in the seventh round. The thrilling match featured plenty of twists and turns to necessitate a rematch.

With a combined 66 Knockouts in 74 Streichhölzer, Wilder vs. Ortiz II is a heavyweight duel that guarantees an awesome display of punching power. The first fight last year saw Wilder dropping Ortiz in the fifth round, Ortiz stunning and hurting Wilder in a seventh round that he won 10-8 on all the judges’ Karten, and Wilder eventually dropping Ortiz again with a powerful right uppercut that forced the referee to stop the bout in the 10th Runde.

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“We are thrilled to add this phenomenal heavyweight rematch between Deontay Wilder and Luis Ortiz to an exciting month of entertainment at MGM Grand,” Richard Sturm, President of Las Vegas Live Entertainment and Sports, sagte,. “We can’t wait for fight fans to witness what is sure to be a ‘knockout’ of an evening at the Grand Garden Arena.”

Wilder (41-0-1, 40 KOs), a bronze medal winner for the U.S. boxing team at the 2008 Olympische Spiele, has more than lived up to the nickname “The Bronze Bomber.” The 33-year-old Wilder has knocked out all but one of the men that he has faced in the ring, making him one of the most feared single-punch knockout artist in boxing today.

The most active heavyweight champion in the sport, this will be Wilder’s third title defense in 11 Monate. He is coming off a highlight-reel first round knockout of Dominic Breazeale in Brooklyn on May 18. Before that had one of the most dramatic matches of 2018 when he dropped Tyson Fury twice, including a stunning knockdown in the 12th Runde, on the way to a split draw last December.

Born and still living and training in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Wilder will return to fight at MGM Grand in Las Vegas for the first time since he won the heavyweight title with a dominant 12-round decision over Bermane Stiverne on January 17, 2015. The victory had even more significance for Wilder because it came on the birthday of his boxing idol, Muhammad Ali. The rematch against Ortiz will be his 10th Titelverteidigung.

“When I fought Ortiz not only did he have the pedigree, but also he had the classification of being the boogeyman of the division,” Said Wilder. “I agree with those who say that Luis Ortiz was my toughest fight to date. No one wanted to fight him and they still don’t. In the rematch there’s more confidence and more motivation to do what I have to do. I’ve already seen the style before. It’s going to make it more fun. I can’t wait to see how he tries to handle me when I’m at my best.

“This is the second big fight for me under my company, BombZquad Promotions, and I’m very happy about that. We still have a lot of work to do to build it into the kind of company that I know it’s going to be in the future, but it’s coming along. To be able to do a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View at MGM Grand in Las Vegas under my own banner is fantastic.”

Ortiz (31-1, 26 KOs) has ripped off three-straight victories since suffering the only loss of his career in that first match with Wilder in 2018, including most recently winning a unanimous decision over Christian Hammer on March 2. Der Rechtsausleger, who was born in Camaguey, Cuba and now lives in Miami, is one of the most avoided heavyweight contenders in boxing because of his vicious knockout power and crafty southpaw boxing skills. In the first fight with Wilder, Ortiz hurt Wilder with a textbook counter right hook that nearly made him the first Cuban heavyweight world champion.

Outside of the ring, Wilder and Ortiz share a common bond-they’re both motivated to fight for their daughters. Wilder’s oldest daughter, Naieya, wurde mit Spina bifida geboren, motivating Wilder to take up boxing to pay for her medical expenses. Ortiz’s daughter, Lismercedes, has a painful skin condition called epidermolysis bullosa, which results in painful skin blistering and Ortiz has worked to raise awareness for.

“I have to give Deontay Wilder a lot of credit for taking this fight because it shows he has the heart of a true champion,” Said Ortiz. “He is not at all scared to take a dangerous fight, because let’s be honest, this is the most dangerous fight for him. In my opinion, he’s the best heavyweight in the world until someone beats him, and that’s exactly what I’m going to do on November 23 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View. ‘King Kong’ is coming to Las Vegas!”

A three-division world champion fighting out of Los Angeles, Santa Cruz (36-1-1, 19 KOs) holds the WBA featherweight title and will be making his debut at super featherweight and seeking a title in a fourth weight class. The 31-year-old has been a dominant force in the featherweight division since 2015, including two thrilling featherweight title duels against Abner Mares and Carl Frampton each. He lost the belt in his first match against Frampton in 2016, but reclaimed it in their rematch the following year. Santa Cruz has competed in title bouts in 16 seiner letzten 18 Kämpfe, while picking up belts at 118, 122 and 126-pounds and is coming off a unanimous decision victory over Rafael Rivera in his last fight in February on FOX.

“When I first started boxing my dream was to be a world champion and I’ve been fortunate to win three different world championships in three different divisions,” sagte Santa Cruz. “I couldn’t imagine winning championships in four divisions. It’s something I never really dreamed of and I’m very happy about this opportunity.

“I know Flores is another tough Mexican boxer like me. He always comes forward, so it’s going to be a fun fight for the fans. I’m really looking forward to fighting again in Las Vegas at MGM Grand. It’s going to be a really exciting atmosphere because you have Deontay Wilder and Luis Ortiz in a heavyweight championship fight, and Deontay always knocks his opponents out, but we’re hoping that our fight will steal the night.”

Blumen (24-2, 12 KOs) was originally scheduled to fight Santa Cruz for the featherweight title in February, but severely sprained his ankle in training and had to withdraw from the fight. Geboren in Mexiko, but raised in and fighting out of Houston, Flores rose up the rankings with victories over Ryan Kielczweski, Ruben Tamayo and Mario Briones. After suffering a loss to Dat Nguyen and seeking to rebound, Flores was ahead on the scorecards against Chris Avalos in a fight on FS1 when the contest was stopped due to a cut on Flores’ eyebrow that was controversially ruled to have come from a punch. Flores bounced back from that loss to stop Raul Chirino in April 2018 and also scored a TKO victory against Luis May in his most recent fight on June 29 after the ankle injury.

“I’m extremely excited to be getting this opportunity once again to fight Leo Santa Cruz and win a world title,” Said Flores. “Being the co-main event on this FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View card with Wilder vs. Ortiz headlining is incredible. This is a dream come true for me, and I’m going to take advantage of the situation. This moment in my life is something I’ve envisioned since I was a kid. On November 23, you will see the best version of myself as I plan to be in the best shape of my life, with the goal of becoming a world champion, and what better way to do it than in Las Vegas at MGM Grand. Leo and I are going to put on a great show, die Sie garantieren können.”

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ERROL SPENCE JR. VS. Shawn Porter & ANTHONY DIRRELL VS. DAVID BENAVIDEZ FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & FOTOS

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IBF Champion Spence and WBC Champion Porter Meet in Welterweight Title Unification that Headlines FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View while WBC Super Middleweight Champion Dirrell Takes on Former Champion Benavidez in Co-Main Event This Saturday, September 28 vom Staples Center in Los Angeles

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LOS ANGELES (September 25, 2019) – IBF Welterweight World Champion Errol “Die Wahrheit” Spence Jr. and WBC Welterweight Champion “Show Time” Shawn Porter had an intense faceoff at Wednesday’s final press conference before they headline a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View this Saturday, September 28 im Staples Center in Los Angeles.

The press conference also featured WBC Super Middleweight World Champion Anthony “Der Hund” Dirrell und Ex-Weltmeister David “Die Rote Fahne” Benavidezexchanging words before they clash in the co-main event of pay-per-view action that begins at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT.

Tickets für die Veranstaltung, which is promoted by Man Down Promotions, TGB Promotions and Shawn Porter Promotions, are on sale now and can be purchased at AXS.com.

Here is what the fighters had to say Wednesday from the Wilshire Grand Ballroom II at the Intercontinental Hotel:

ERROL SPENCE JR.

“I feel like all of my fights prepared me for this moment. Porter is not like Mikey Garcia. They have different styles and different mentalities. But there are a lot of distractions fighting at home and I feel like I overcame that to lead me to this point.

“I don’t make anything of the words he’s saying. We train hard and we’re focused and prepared for anything he brings Saturday night.

He’s been talking a lot, his dad’s been talking a lot and I’m going to shut him up. They’re going to call me the “show stopper’ after Saturday night.

“I’ve prepared for everything. It’s all about adjustments. I make them fast in the ring. People thought Kell Brook’s experience would help him but it didn’t at all. I can adjust to my opponent’s style and we will show it Saturday.

“Ich bin bereit zu gehen. I never missed weight and I’m always professional. It’s just hard work and dedication. I’m going to be even more ripped and ready than I was against Mikey Garcia.

“This is going to be an amazing event come Saturday night. I will be the unified champion of the world. Shawn comes to fight and I embrace that. I can’t wait because I promise this is going to be one for the history books.

“I just have to do what I’ve been doing. I don’t care about the rounds as long as it doesn’t go 12.
I’m going to win and do it in dominating fashion.

“It’s important to me to get the knockout. It’s a goal of mine to stop him and I hope to get it done. If can’t get it done, then I’m just going to be comfortable with the victory. But you know I’m looking for the stoppage.”

Shawn Porter

“It’s the competitor in me to get at him any way I can. Until that bell rings, we’ll do whatever we need to do to let him know we’re really here to fight him.

“When you’re in there with a top level opponent, it’s supposed to be a close action packed fight. I have everything it takes to make each fight exciting when I step into the ring.

“Everyone has seen everything what I’ve done in my career. Everyone knows I can take a punch and I’ll be there from the first round to the last round. We’ll see what happens to Errol as the fight goes on.

“This is the best camp I’ve ever had. The nutrition and everything has been spot on. I’m ahead of schedule and that’s where I plan to stay. I expect to be eating Friday morning.

“I’m aggressive and I’m strong and guys can’t handle it. There are things that happen in the ring and you just have to move with it. I’m always ready to do whatever it takes to get the job done.

“I expected it to get heated today. I know that if I fire at Errol, he’s going to fire back. That’s how the fights going to be as well. Everyone got a good taste of what you’ll see Saturday.

“Being in the underdog position is literally where I come from. Northeast Ohio is always an underdog. Everybody works where I come from. We always do the best we can.

“The resume is for everyone else to compare and contrast. Für mich, it’s all about who’s in front of me. I believe I have the right recipe to be the person to get the job done Saturday. I have the style to challenge him physically and mentally.

“We didn’t change too much of our program heading into this fight. For the second time we went down to Washington, D.C. for part of our camp.”

Anthony Dirrell

“The underdog or the favorite I’m always going to ”Der Hund’ egal was. People can have their opinion on the odds, but it doesn’t play into my mentality at all for this fight.

“This is a fight that could very well steal the show on this pay-per-view. It’s an honor to be in this position. It’s a dream to be on a card like this defending my title.

“I have to see how it plays out, but age is just a number. You see Manny Pacquiao and fighters like that who went out and beat younger opponents. You have to be determined and still focused on the game.

“Experience is definitely a big key in this fight. I think that he has holes in his game and I’m going to expose it on Saturday night.

“The cut from my last fight won’t be an issue for this one. That fight was over six months ago, so if it’s going to heal, it should be healed. It doesn’t affect anything I’m doing in the ring.

“My training camp in Las Vegas was spectacular. It’s all about taking yourself out of your comfort zone and push yourself to the max to be successful at this elite level.

“I don’t think this fight is going the distance and I know I’m having my hand raised at the end. He got dropped with a jab and I hit harder than Ronald Gavril.”

DAVID BENAVIDEZ

“Ich bin sehr motiviert für diesen Kampf. I feel like I have another opportunity to not just get a title, but take it from a champion. Ich habe sehr hart für diesen Kampf gearbeitet. Dirrell has never been knocked out and I’m taking the challenge to be the man who does it.

“This is the perfect time for this fight. I’m getting stronger every day. Dirrell feels like he has a lot to prove to the fans. So it’s going to be a war as long as it lasts.

This is going to be an amazing card. It’s a stacked card from beginning to end. I want to make a statement and steal the show.

“Dirrell is a great fighter and we’re both ready for what we’re going to do. There’s a respect between us, but I’m going for the knockout. If I don’t, he’s going to get a beating.

“I’m definitely going to make this weight class my home. I have no problem at all making weight. There’s a lot of great fights to be made at super middleweight and we’re going to stay here as long as we can get those fights done.

“Ab sofort, all of my attention is on Anthony Dirrell. We give him the respect he deserves because he’s a champion at the end of the day. It’s going to take my best to beat him and we’re looking forward to doing it.

“Dirrell has experience, plus some speed and power. He can change from orthodox to southpaw and has a lot of tricks in his book. He’s been in there with some good fighters. But what motivates me the most is that he’s never really been hurt and I want to be the first. I know when I put my hands on somebody, I can hurt them.”

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ABOUT SPENCE VS. PORTER
Spence vs. Porter pits unbeaten IBF Welterweight Champion Errol “Die Wahrheit” Spence Jr. against WBC Welterweight Champion “Show Time” Shawn Porter in a 147-pound title unification that headlines a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View event on Saturday, September 28 vom Staples Center in Los Angeles.

The pay-per-view event begins at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT and features WBC Super Middleweight World Champion Anthony “Der Hund” Dirrell facing unbeaten former champion David “Die Rote Fahne” Benavidez in the co-main event, unbeaten contenders Mario “Der Azteke” Barrios and Batyr Akhmedov battling for the WBA Super Lightweight title, and rugged veteran Josesito “The Riverside Rocky” Lopez and brawler John Molina Jr. competing in a 10-round welterweight fight.

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