Las Vegas, Nevada (March 4, 2015) – Ena Moqebelo evening marks a historic night as the sweet science returns to prime time network television on NBC after over thirty years. Al Haymon’s “Tonakgolo Boxing Champions” letoto tla etsa hore eona qalo e limilione malapeng a ho pholletsa le naha 'me ke bonnete ba hore fihla ho itlosa bolutu ka ntoa Fans le papading ya ditebele tsa aficionados. Ena o moholo bakeng sa ya dipapadi ha e ntse e hlahisa sethala bakeng sa bashebelli ba lilemo tsohle ho ba tloaelane le ya dipapadi ea ya ditebele le ba bokamoso ba eona linaleli.
Ho ke ke e boetse e le sethaleng bakeng sa setsebi bahlabani ho ba ntlo mabitso le ba na le setjhaba tloaelane le bao ba ba ba le semelo sa bona. O mong o joalo ntoa se ke holimo U.S. heavyweight tsepo, Dominic “Khathatso” BREAZEALE (13-0, 12 KO oa). BREAZEALE, hona joale 29, was introduced to boxing at a relatively late age. After playing quarterback for the University of Northern Colorado, Breazeale ile a etsa qeto ea ho tloha ya keriti tsepe le kena ka Krrish a 2008.
Ka hare ho tse tharo le halofo lilemo tse, Breazeale hlōla tse ngata tse turnira ka tsenwe har'a qetellong Landing mo ea sebakeng se ka 2012 United States Olympic Team competing in the Super Heavyweight division. Several months later, Breazeale e ne e tla ho saena le le tsusumetso e matla mogakolodi wa Al Haymon le ho retelehela lan tlas'a tutelage ya pele ya tsenwe naleli le ya seporofesenale heavyweight John Ko.
A hae a pele tse robong bouts, Breazeale plowed through his opposition in four rounds or less including the dismantling of heavyweight veteran Lenroy Thomas. In his tenth professional bout, Breazeale would go the distancefor the first time in his career against a tough veteran in Nagy Aguilera. Although the bout would last all eight scheduled rounds, Breazeale o ile a bontša o ile a ne a ka lebokoseng ka katleho peppering Aguilera ka tla le tlhakantsuke ya jabs, ho toba litokelo tsa, le letšehali hook le uppercuts.
His next three bouts ended in familiar fashion with his opponents being stopped in three rounds or less. It has been a great start to Breazeale’s career and he is learning everyday with trainer John Bray. “Ke kgotsofala moo ke hona joale ka mosebetsi, but I know I still have a lot to improve on in order to be ready to become the heavyweight champion of the world. I trust and believe in John’s ability to take me to that level. John has been in camps with the likes of Tyson, Lewis le Holyfield 'me o koetlisitsoeng ke tsomo e bakoetlisi ba e le hantle.”
Breazeale khutlela ho ka tsa bophahamo ba ena Moqebelo mantsiboea khahlanong le hae toughest lireng ho ratana, Victor Bisbal (21-2, 15 KO oa), e 2004 Olympian from Puerto Rico. The opportunity to fight in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Arena on NBC is a dream come true and the 2012 Olympian ke loketse ho ena
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thata. “I am truly excited to be fighting this weekend on such a huge platform and I am looking forward to this challenge and making my name a household name. I know Victor is coming prepared and I am definitely prepared as well. Ho tla ba e kholo bosiung ba la papading ya ditebele tsa bakeng sa Fans”, o ile a re Breazeale.
Trainer John Bray is also excited for this opportunity as he knows this fight can take his pupil from prospect to contender. “Victor Bisbal ke ea nang le phihlelo le haholo phethoa ntoa se e le Olympian nang le tlaleho e ea 21-2 le 15 knockouts. Dominic will have to be on his “A” game to shine and as his trainer I can tell you that he will be that and more. By out-boxing and beating Bisbal in an impressive fashion, ena tla etsa hore ea papading ya ditebele tsa lefatše ele hloko hore Dominic Breazeale ke sebele le loketse ho moholoanyane le o motle lintho.”
PBC ka NBC e khothalletsa ka Goossen ho phahamiswa le ho ditekete tsa sena se hlollang se bosiung ba la papading ya ditebele tsa ka reka ka www.mgmgrand.com 'me ba turu ka $400, $300, $100 le $50.
“Mona Fihla thatafalloa!“
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