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FNU Combat Sports Radio Show: September 15th Broadcast

This week’s radio show features a recap of the Brook vs. Golovkin bout, the defeat of Phil “CM Punk” Brooks, Stipe Miocic’s Heavyweight Title bout with Alistair Overeem and Tony’s visit with former gues Antonio Tarver at a recent Philadelphia boxing event. Tom, Tony and Rich also look at some news from combat sports and preview upcoming UFC, Bellator and boxing events.

 

Certamina FNU Sports Show: CM Punk’s Debut, Suspendisse proelium Nocte USU, Brrok vs. Golovkin Preview

Tom, Tony and Rich discuss the week in Combat Sports, focusing on the recent UFC Fight Night in Hamburg, Germania, the UFC debut of Phil Brooks (A.K.A. CM Punk) and the upcoming battle between Kell Brook and Gennady Golovkin.

FNU Combat Sports Show For September 1, 2016

This Week’s Fight News Unlimited Combat Sports Show looks back at the last two weeks in the world of fighting. We discuss UFC 202, Bellator’s recent signing of Rory MacDonald, Patricky Friere’s broken leg and more. Tony, Tom and Rich also look forward to upcoming boxing and MMA cards. Listen right here:

 

Fight News Unlimited Combat Sports Show: August 18th, 2016

 

Join Tony “The Tornado” Penecale, “Rabble Rousin '” Rich Bergeron and “Ordo” Tom Padgett as we analyze UFC 202, discuss the budding Pro Fighters Association and go over the weekly combat sports schedule.

FNU COMBAT SPORTS SHOW FEATURING AUTHOR JEFF DANIELS

 

Our latest interview with a true class act. Jeff Daniels took to the task of telling his older brother Terry Danielsamazing story with a passion for posterity and a supreme sense of attention to detail. Despite having no book-writing experience, Daniels created what he considered to be as classic as a Beatles album when he finished crafting his masterpiece about a bygone era in the sport of boxing and his brother’s battles with some of the biggest names in the heavyweight division. You can buy the book here: http://amzn.to/1WQMNFO, access Jeff’s site here: http://jeffdanielscompany.com/index.php/about-the-author and watch a short YouTube video promoting the book here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PDH_Laa6lY. Jeff shares some insights into the writing process during our interview here and takes us back in time in this amazing episode.

The Tornado Report ex vallis Forge Casino – June 20, 2015

Wilson KO 's Caputo ad PA Win State Cruiserweight Title

Tony “The Tornado” Penecale (Nazgul)

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When you sign a pugilatu match editur pugna inter named "The Bull" et "The Ultimate Bellator,” it is inevitable that a slugfest will ensure. “The Bull vs The Ultimate Warrior.” In the words of Apollo Creed, quod "draco sonat video."

An ante Forge fauore Casino in valle, cum uacuas Pennsylvania State cruiserweight title periclitantur, Garrett "The Ultimate Bellator" Wilson et Anthony "The Bull" Caputo Smith waged an VIII-minute slugfest, desiniens cum highlight-knockout reel.

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Wilson (rectangulo supra), 195, ex Philadelphia, venit in IRCA off a fortissimi ostensionis contra inuictus est Vyacheslav Shabranskyy. Trans anulus a near clone de se in verendus et infestantibus Caputo Smith, 197, a Kennett Square, PA. It was an intriguing matchup between two throw-back fighters trying to rebound from some tough losses and secure a spot as a contender.

 

The bout opened with both fighters charging out of their corners like a couple of high-mountain rams and locking horns in the center of the ring. Neglecting there was a full ring to operate in; Wilson and Caputo Smith stetit, Suspendi itaque anulum in medio amet pugnis.

 

Dum Smith erat Infestiores, Wilson arcte vicit primum circuitu addito adhuc superiori volumine pugnis in inside, winging right hands to the head and landing short body shots. Wilson’s success continued in the 2nd undique, ut expositis volumine durum secispita iura ad corpus, relictis circa livor Caputo Smith scriptor ribcage.

 

During mutua sinistram frenum, Wilson landed iustus aliquantulus frenum citius, dropping Caputo Smith to a knee. Caputo Smith bounced up and was ready to resume his head-first attack. Wilson started to change his tactics, using dura figito licet negare Caputo Smith scriptor irascibilem, hauriente a Caputo Smith interfuit caedi.

 

Terre underage–bellator spiritus sua et–Caputo Smith kept applying the pressure and engaging Wilson on the inside. Apud eundem,, sicut arietes duos, they locked horns in the center of the ring. In a flash, Wilson retrorsum et non paucas, homerun uppercut, nendae Caputo Smith supinus, his head thudding off of the canvas. As the referee Shawn Clark counted, Caputo Smith vainly pulled himself to his feet. Despite courageously beating the count, formam minime prohiberentur permanere, cogendo Clark prohibere ad IRCA 1:41 mark.

 

Wilson, novum PA State cruiserweight fortissimus, et nunc, 14-9-1 (8 KO scriptor) dum cadit Caputo Smith 15-5 (10 KO scriptor).

 

In aliis daret:

 

* Milton Santiago, Curabitur nisi suo altus-schola octauo, Habebat scare brevi in ​​unum congruerunt sententiae conciliandam Castro Miguel Jose.

 

Santiago, just 18 annorum, Certabat in 11th bout professionalem, et praetextatum maturitatem ad fiducia quartum Ludouici Viuis de puer Wilfred Benetiz, Qui cum adhuc esset mundi fortissimus 17.

 

Santiago, 140, ex Philadelphia, boxed blande et erat in potestate tempo contra Castro, 138, de Carolina, Puerto Rico. Try as he might, Castro inuenire poterant rhythm contra penicullus Santiago.

 

Solus venit in singultus for Santiago 2nd undique, quum esset patrocinium; he was rasa erit in mentum, sending him to the canvas for a brief count. Upon rising, Santiago redactis in potestatem, boxing masterfully.

 

E parte sua,, Numquam cessaverunt castro trying, expositis a nice quod in uppercut 4th undique, continuatis per irascibilem desperate 5th atque 6th. But no matter what he did, Et fuit ante eum gradum unum atque alterum Santiago per tractum cruised, conciliandos omnium trium ustulo of cards by idem 59-55.

 

Santiago ad amplio 11-0 (3 KO scriptor) ut Castro cadit sub .500 et nunc est, 4-5 (2 KO scriptor).

 

* In vespere, quam laetissima bout erat sex-circuitu slugfest inter inuictus est Ericus Spring, 153, PA reading, labefactent, sapere Robert Sweeney, 154, VA hampton.

 

Duelling-the southpaws started cito, stabat inter utrumque, trading punches on near-even terms with Spring just a little bit better. Sweeney pressed the action in the 2nd undique, ferrum stet contra faciem suam et volebat fons.

 

Bout protrahatur vehemens pugna altus-right competitive in hamis 3rd round with the crowd enjoying the entertaining scrap. As the 4th circuitu commenced, Pace was the breathtaking est portorium cum benedicite spiritus et proeliatur accipiens altum, deinde locum permutare potestatem vapulet.

 

Proelium ab close iens in finalis duo circumeunt, but Spring was just a little bit better down the stretch. The final bell was a welcome respite for the weary warriors.

 

Consensum ver victoriae pretium turpis 58-56, 59-55, et mirae wide 60-54, improving his inuictus est ad record 6-0 (1 KO), ut Sweeney cadit 3-3.

 

* Hafiz Montgomery attulit enthusiastici group adherentium pro professional debut et sprinted anuli ad occursum usque contra lentus ajornaman Brian Donahue.

 

Montgomery, 207, Eboracensis, PA, quin citius quam enerves et diora Donahue, 203, ex Philadelphia. Donahue contentus erat: throw wide, single punches. Montgomery attacked in the 2nd rotundus et expositis paucis offa sed corpus tardius incedebat started ad tardus in orbem processum Donahue expositis a paucis propendentem.

 

Passum aliquanto tardatum praevenit in 3rd atque 4th rounds with a tired Montgomery landing a few punches and the slower Donahue offering a few sneers in return. It was no surprise as all three judges scored 40-36, dewijl Montgomery eius Debuting victoria, clientes in furore mittens laetam.

 

Montgomery wins his pro debut et nunc 1-0 dum cadit Donahue 3-13-2.

 

* John professio curriculo in deinde cepit Madge, admotaque inuictus est contra recordum lenta et expertus XXXV proelium navale veterani Dionisio Miranda.

 

Madge, 167, de Rutherford, NJ, invenit sibi domum: vir mature ad eius southpaw straight left, diducens, adversarius INCAUTUS ac aventuris flush contra Miranda, 169, Miami, FL. Not to be discouraged, Miranda expositis paucis dextras late in rotunda.

 

IRCA cecidit in quoddam exemplar cum Winifreda expositis a paucis bonum combinationes punctatum, cum laser Leva dum tardior? Miranda conatus discumbere in musculis duris sed uel raro dextras.

 

Habebat in optimo successu Miranda 4th ambitus pauci boni dextras mane, sed cito Winifreda impetus in regained. Sufficeret arte moderari superioris proelio opus duabus rate circumeunt.

 

Madge cruised ad optent: miseránte per pereuntis 59-55 atque 60-54 at inuictus est, bis non manet 11-0 (7 KO scriptor), dum stillæ ad Miranda 22-12-2 (19 KO scriptor)

 

* Inuictus est aliud prospectu, Comes Newman, fecit maxime opportunitate relicta imprimere vastaverint veterani Lamont Capers in quinque inhumanum rounds.

 

Newman, 177, ex Brooklyn, NY, IRCA sed tardius started, Capparis allowing, 177, et Hertligh, PA, to disrupt his momentum by clinching after each punch thrown. Newman started to warm to the task in the 2nd undique, working behind a stiff jab and penetrating Capers defense with thudding body shots. A thunderous body shot suddenly drove the air from Capers, eum stringensque ad carbasus.

 

Newman kept attacking attritum in Capers 3rd undique, and the only respite came when Capers took a low blow. The extra minute to recover did very little for him as he continued to take punishment. By the 4th undique, Compegerint in puro superessendam modus cum Newman expositis a series quinque recta uppercuts, Capparis mittens ad canvas for the 2nd tempus.

 

Newman venit quærens in occiditis in 5th undique, punishing Capers throughout the round before finally flooring him for the third time with a big uppercut. Capers managed to climb to his feet, sed caritate ad ARBITER Blair Talmadge quod habuit, prompting an immediate in sistendis 2:56 mark.

 

Newman manet inuictus est 6-0 (5 KO scriptor) cappari labili 5-7.

 

* Ad PRODO eius artes inuictus est aliud prospectu; Stephanus Fulton erat infigo in abusiva Pablo Cupul ultra dodrantem-postesque rounds.

 

Fulton, 123, ex Philadelphia, nihil deinde dissipavit Cupul pugnam, 120, San Diego, QUALIS. Fulton quickly found a home landing his jab to the body and arching his right hand over Cupul’s low left hand, landing it with ease. Despite his courage, Cupul erat simpliciter tardus nimis et latitudinem contendendi.

 

Versa in deterius pugnator visitans 2nd undique, ut Fulton certus subinfero reliquit corpus, et laqueos vapulet ad thesaurum suum, landing virtually every punch he threw. The beating continued through the 3rd circumuecti Fulton dominandi mandatum, leaving a badly swollen and beaten Franco wobbling back to his corner. His corner and the doctor decided the punishment over three rounds was more than enough, stopantem bout ante 4th undique.

 

Fulton servat etiam nunc servari et inuictus est record 6-0 (3 KO scriptor) inde ueterem Cupul ad mergit 8-18 (5 KO scriptor).

 

 

* Samuel Quinones adduxit in pompa ad maximum a pauci weeks ante Valley Forge 4th Julii, et Shiwone Gortman erat infelix recipiebanlur in magnam ultimo.

 

Quinones, 149, Eboracensis, PA habebat superandi mane impetu a Gortman, 147, Amplitudo of PRATUM, MEI, qui expugnata ab angulis membrana throwing silvestre, ineffective punches. Quinones established control late in the round with a combination at the bell.

 

Quinones started APPELLO thudding plumbum hamos in left 2nd dum uirgo throwing tardus circuitu Gortman, single punches. With Gortman breathing heavily, Quinones calcatae in vitiosae overhand placitum in 3rd undique, depositing Gortman flat on his back. It didn’t last much longer as Quinones attacked his wounded prey, cogendo Blair Talmadge eatenus consistere IRCA.

 

Huic levat ad Quinones record 9-3 (4 KO scriptor) dum nunc Gortman 4-8-1 (2 KO scriptor).

 

SORDIDUS in negotio, Jack Grady atque Kevin Garcia militaverunt, ad controversiam quattuor-round draw.

 

Grady, 138, Buffalo NY, alta et a lanky Pugnator cum inconcinnus motus et amateurish abilities started cito, throwing long and sloppy punches. Garcia, 135, Phoenixville PA, expositis paucis counters.

 

Garcia slowly gained control as Grady tired with the bouts spiraling into a crude affair. After four uninspiring rounds, it seemed as Garcia had secured his second professional victory. One judge agreed, awarding him the win by the score of 39-37. Unfortunately for him, decernere victor non duo iudices, circuiens in ustulo of 38-38, IRCA cum declararentur maior vincíret.

 

Garcia nunc 1-1-1 et adhuc winless at Gra- 0-1-1.

 

Eventus, Marshall, provehatur Kauffman regum Promotions, was again an entertaining show with an appreciative crowd. The Valley Forge Casino is a fan-friendly place to see a boxing match and there was a lot of mingling going on after the show. Garrett Wilson was wearing his newly-won belt, ebrias manus, and taking photos with friends and fans. His career has been rejuvenated and his smile showed a man that was happy to be back on the right path. His eyes showed a man who knows he is now a target with that belt around his waist. It is exciting to see who he will fight next and where “The Ultimate Warrior” will go from here.

 

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