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Plis! Undefeated Lightweights Robert Easter Jr. &
Richard Commey Meet for Vacant World Title
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Local Heavyweight Travis Kauffman in Action
Tikè likidasyon koulye a!
SANTANDER, PA. (Out 4, 2016) – Middleweight world champion Danyèl “Man la Miracle” Jacobs (31-1, 28 Ko) will defend his title in a rematch against former world champion Sergio “Koulèv la Latin” Mora (28-4-2, 9 Ko) ki titPremier boksè chanpyon sou Spike, Vandredi, Septanm 9 from Santander Arena, nan Lekti, PA.
Pwoteksyon televize kòmanse nan 9 p.m. AK/8 p.m. CT and features undefeated lightweights colliding for a vacant world title as Robert Jr Pak. (17-0, 14 Ko) pran sou Richard Commey (24-0, 22 Ko). Epitou sou kat la, pwa loud contender Travis “Tan mwen” Kauffman (30-1, 22 Ko) will be featured in a 10-round fight.
Jacobs and Mora met in an August 2015 firefight that saw both men hit the canvas in round one. Mora was floored by a Jacobs right hand but the tricky veteran recovered and caught Jacobs with a clean left that put Jacobs on the ground. The action was halted in round two after Jacobs knocked Mora down again, rendering him unable to continue after fracturing his ankle on his way to the mat.
“This is business for me, but it is also more personal than any fight I have ever had,” Di Jacobs. “Sergio has been using these antics online to get this rematch and he has gotten under my skin. There has been a lot of back and forth as far as people’s opinions as to who would have won the fight had he not gotten hurt. I am looking at this as an opportunity to clarify that I am the real champion. I want to shut his trap in primetime.”
“I don’t think Jacobs wanted this rematch, but it was destined to happen and now he has to deal with it,” Di Mora. “I thought the first fight was going my way. I knocked him down in the first round and was out boxing him in the second round. He knows that I have enough power to hurt him. He has more to worry about going into this fight than in the first fight. Look at my resume, I have fought solid opposition. Jacobs doesn’t have that type of resume.”
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“This is going to be one of the best cards of the year,” di Marshall Kauffman nan Pwomosyon wa a. “There are two great world title fights with Jacobs and Mora plus Easter and Commey. The first Jacobs – Mora fight was headed to be a shootout before Mora got injured. Easter and Commey has all the makings of a war. Add that to Travis Kauffman continuing his road to the heavyweight title plus the best fighters from Reading on the card, The Santander Arena will be electric both inside the ring and in the building on September 9.”
The 29-year-old Jacobs followed up his victory over Mora with a sensational first round knockout of previously unbeaten former champion Peter Quillin in their highly anticipated December showdown. An inspirational figure representing Brooklyn, New York, Jacobs completed his road from cancer survivor to champion when he defeated Jarrod Fletcher for the middleweight title in 2014.
Gayan an nan NBC nan “Contender an” seri, the 35-year-old Mora is a former world champion at super welterweight and looking to add a middleweight crown to his name as he returns to the ring for the first time since the injury suffered in the first Jacobs fight. Natif natal nan Los Angeles posede viktwa sou Ishe Smith, Pyè Manfredo Jr. and Vernon Forrest.
Yon amatè akonpli ki te yon 2012 U.S. Olympic lòt, the 25-year-old Easter Jr. picked up four victories in 2015 including knockouts over Osumanu Akaba, Miguel Mendoza, Alejandro Rodriguez and Juan Ramon Solis. Envenku depi vire pro nan 2012, the Toledo, Ohio-born prospect faced the toughest challenge of his career in April when he impressively stopped former world champion Algenis Mendez also on Spike.
Representing Accra, Gana, Commey has climbed the ranks since turning pro in 2011 and has yet to be defeated. 29-zan la te genyen premye l ' 11 bouts fighting out of Ghana before going to London, Denmark, South Africa and Germany to improve his record to 24-0. Commey fought in the U.S. kòm byen, stopping Bahodir Mamadjonov in the eighth round last May.
A local attraction fighting out of Reading, Kauffman is the son of longtime trainer and promoter Marshall Kauffman. Kauffman won his first 18 pro fights and entered his last bout on a 12-fight winning streak. The 30-year-old dropped Chris Arreola in his last outing before losing a majority decision that was later changed to a no decision. Koulye a,, Kauffman looks to impress in his hometown as he returns to the ring.
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