“It’s my responsibility on earth to help everybody as much as I can”
WBC Lightweight World Champion Garcia Faces IBF Champion Robert Easter Jr.
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1st bout with new trainer, Buddy McGirt
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Limitsiz düşüncə tərzi, Calif. (Iyul 26, 2018) – Undefeated middleweight prospect Cem Kilic returns to action on Friday night, August 17th at the Hinckley Grand Casino in Hinckley, Minnesota against Joe Amouta in a bout scheduled for eight-rounds.
Kilic (10-0, 6 Kos) will be making his 3rd consecutive appearance at The Hinckley Grand Casino.
The native of Sherman Oaks, California by way of Frankfurt, Almaniya, Kilic will be making his 1st start under world-renowned trainer Buddy McGirt.
Amouta (7-1-1, 2 Kos) Minneapolis, Minnesota has wins over 3 undefeated fighters plus 13-1-1, George Carter, Jr.
“I’m excited to get back in the ring on August 17th to one of my adopted fan bases in Minnesota,” said Kilic. “I have been training very hard, improving every facet of my craft. I am in phenomenal shape, I’m more motivated than ever and ready to show what Buddy McGirt and I have been working on in the gym, and finishing off this year with at least 3 more fights!”
“Təlim-məşq toplanışı böyük gedir,” said McGirt. “This is our first camp together, and every day Cem continues to improve and learn more and more. Cem works very hard in the gym and is getting world class sparring that will make him the better fighter come fight night.” – Buddy McGirt
“Over the last few months we made some positive changes to Cem’s team bringing in a new trainer and strength + conditioning coach.,” said manager Shane Shapiro of No Limit Mindset LLC. “There are not many world class trainer’s like Buddy McGirt, and he has made an immediate impact on Cem in a short time. I’m excited to see all the hard work translate on August 17th!”
Kilic is managed by Shane Shapiro’s No Limit Mindset LLC, and is promoted by Greg Cohen Promotions.
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I want to tell you guys about someone who’s meant a lot to me. This might sound funny, but he’s basically a mixture between the Godfather and a superhero. I say Godfather because he’s got this presence: always serious, all business … when he walks into a room, everybody goes quiet.
And I say superhero because many years ago he did something incredible. Something that sticks with me to this day.
He didn’t quite lift a car above his head, but man, it was close.
Back in the 1960s, he was living with his girlfriend on a ranch in Mexico. There were no jobs where he lived, so one day, when he’s 17, he decides to go to the States as part of a migrant worker program. When the program ends after a year, he starts paying someone to smuggle him across the border. He regularly returns to Mexico with what he’s earned, but it’s not much – sometimes barely enough to pay off the smuggler. Then when he’s 20, he marries, and gets the paperwork to move his young family to California. So now he’s got to make even more money, sağ?
Trouble is, he hasn’t got a cent. He’s got no proper income. No proper education. He can barely even speak English.
So he begins working in a fish cannery. Then he and his wife move to a beat-up trailer park and begin picking strawberries in a nearby field, toiling away in the sun and the mud. It’s awful work. But they’re still broke.
And now they have seven kids.
One day this guy just loses it – or so it seems. He’s out window-shopping with his wife when they see all these lovely beds and tables and wardrobes. He turns to her and says, “You like that furniture? Quyu, one day I’m gonna get it for you.”
She looks at him like he’s lost his mind. Then she gets pissed off.
“What are you telling me that for?” she says. “Just to tease me? You know you can’t afford any of that stuff.”
She’s right of course. This guy has nothing. Quyu, except for one thing: boks. He was an amateur boxer back in Mexico, and now he’s hanging out in a local gym trying to find work as a trainer. Sometimes he doesn’t even bother coming home – he just goes straight from the strawberry fields to the gym. And somehow … somehow he begins working with some fighters. He seems to know his stuff, because a few of them become good. Really good. A few of them even become famous.
Eventually he is able to move his family out of the trailer park and into a decent house. But he never mentions the promise he made. Ilə 2000, two of his boxers have become world champions. Now he’s got enough cash to buy a brand new five-bedroom house. He and his wife watch it get built on the old strawberry fields where they used to work. Then they pick the furniture – all new, all luxurious. When it arrives, his wife opens the door and sees it… and then he brings up the story.
“Remember what I told you all those years ago?” deyir. “The beds? The tables? I made you a promise. Here you have it. Bu sizin üçün deyil.”
She starts to cry.
That was such a wonderful moment. I remember … because I was there.
That guy was my father.
I must have been 13 və ya 14 dək təvəllüd. I was born in that trailer park, in Oxnard, the youngest of seven kids. We moved out when I was one. We had been dirt poor, but my father never told us how bad it was. Only a few years later did I understand how hard he had had to work for us. So when he bought my mother that furniture, I felt so proud. Mən kimi idi, Damn. My dad’s a badass.
I get … I get emotional just thinking about it.
Mənə, my father, Eduardo, is living proof of the American dream. People know him today as the guy who trained Fernando Vargas to IBF and WBA world titles and my brother Robert to an IBF world title. People also know him, əlbəttə, as my trainer. But beyond all the boxing stuff, what my father has shown is that you can achieve anything – no matter who you are, no matter where you come from. When I began to dream about what I wanted to do in life, I knew there were no limits.
Indi, the natural thing for me was clearly to become a boxer, like my father and my brother. But I didn’t want that. It didn’t interest me at all.
Faktiki olaraq, if you had asked me what I would do for a living, I would have told you that I’d become a lawyer or a police officer. I guess I was just attracted to the idea of authority. I tried to avoid boxing altogether – I was almost defiant about it. But then one day, the sport found me.
Mən 13. We were going to see my nephew, Javier, fight in Reseda. I was just going to support him, but one of the kids in the gym didn’t have an opponent. So Robert signed me up.
Onun sözlərinə görə,, “Bro, you’re going in the ring.” And I was like, “All right.”
Əlbəttə, I had grown up watching my father train Fernando and Robert, so I knew the basics. I borrowed some equipment, ayaqqabı, cup, headgear – hər şey – but since I wasn’t licensed to compete, we just fought a three-round exhibition. And I liked it. I liked that one-on-one. I held my own too. Daha sonra, I wanted another taste of it.
Six months later I had my first official amateur bout. Mən qazandı. I won my first 10 döyüşlərdə. Ilə 2003 I reached the final of the National Junior Olympics in the 125-pound class. I lost on a 3-2 split qərar, but still, silver was not bad. Soon managers and promoters started to show interest in me. I won a few tournaments, and then one day, at 18, I decided to go pro.
But I also wanted something to fall back on. You remember the stuff about law enforcement? Quyu, I wasn’t joking. Kollec sonra, I went to the Ventura County Police and Sheriff’s Reserve Academy.
I learned a lot about policing, about reading people, paying attention to details. And a lot of it relates directly to boxing. Stand in the right position. Keep your guard up. Approach from the right angle. Have an exit strategy. Stuff like that.
When I graduated in 2010, I applied to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. But then my boxing career took off. I was getting bigger fights – and better pay than I would as a rookie policeman. And that was when I realized, Siz nə? Boxing could be my job. Not a dream. Not a hobby. A job.
I want to make that distinction – that boxing was my job – because the truth is, I didn’t care about titles. Not even when I won the WBO world featherweight title in January 2013. It was all about money. I had just had my second child, and I wanted to provide for my family. That was what my father had taught me: Work hard and do everything you possibly can so that your kids can have a better life. I’m still doing that. Maybe one day, my kids will also be able to say the same thing I can: “Bəli, my dad, he’s a badass.”
My father is 73 now and has a head full of white hair. He doesn’t look like he did when he was training world champions, but he still has that aura. Bu idman zalı da, people call him ‘Big G’. You can tell when he’s not there because everybody becomes more relaxed. When he’s there, baxmayaraq ki, people sharpen up. They work harder. There’s no messing around. That’s why I say he’s like the Godfather.
My father was my trainer. He and I were doing well in 2013, but then in early, 2014 we had to put everything aside. My contract with my promoter, Top Rank, was running out, but Top Rank was saying that the agreement was still in place. We disagreed. We took it to our attorneys, and they all told us that we were right. The litigation process was so tedious that it took us two years in court to reach a settlement.
During that period, I got no fights. Other promoters were scared because they didn’t want to get involved in my dispute. The television networks were afraid of the same thing. I was stuck. But at least I was able to work, or at least come close to working, as an attorney.
Because I wasn’t on vacation. I was dealing with attorneys four days a week. I was helping them draft letters, editing the boxing language, stuff like that. They would say to me, “You need to go to school, bir. You’re good.”
In a way, all the time off turned out to be a blessing. Because if I had kept on boxing – O.K., maybe I would’ve achieved more by now. I would’ve had more titles, I’d have more money. Whatever. But I’m more in control of my career now. I understand the complications around it, I know what I’m doing. And look, I might have gotten bored with boxing anyway. I might have said, “Eh, that’s enough. It’s over.”
But instead, when I came back in summer 2016, I was so hungry. Döyüşmək istədim. I wanted titles. It wasn’t even about the money anymore. I just wanted to prove to everybody that I’m the best fighter out here. And there was one thing in particular that I wanted to do. Görürsünüz, my father had already won three world championships with three fighters in three divisions. But he had never won a WBC world championship. So I set out to get it for him.
Yanvar ayında 2017, in only the second bout after my layoff, I fought Dejan Zlatičanin for the WBC world lightweight title. Mənim atam, as he usually does, tried to find small mistakes that he could correct while I was training for the fight. He’s always concerned that I’m not doing enough. I can go 12 brutal rounds, but if I’m not dead afterwards, he thinks I’m not working hard enough. The truth is the opposite: I’m just in great shape. But he’ll always push me for more.
And here’s another thing: As a fight comes closer, my father changes. I can sense it, my brothers too. Mənim atam, the Godfather, the superhero … he gets nervous.
Mənim atam, the Godfather, the superhero … he gets nervous.
And he particularly did so for my fight with Dejan. There were so many insecurities. Would I be the same boxer when the bell rang as I had been in 2013? Would I be rusty? Dejan was an undefeated champion. Could I beat him? I was fighting in a heavier weight class. Could I handle it?
Mən yaxşı hiss. Mən kimi idi, “Dad, gəlib, it’s gonna be fine.” I don’t really know where that comes from, that confidence, that calm. Maybe it’s because I grew up with boxing. The ring, işıqlar, the heat, xalq, the music … they’ve been part of my life since childhood. Nothing surprises me. Nothing scares me. Nothing overwhelms me. I’m never angry in the ring, never stressed. And that’s important, because that emotional control helps me to pay attention to the details. If you’re stressed, you can’t do that. But I can.
I’ll be reading my opponent’s body language: his shoulders, arms, legs, feet, eyes … especially the eyes. The eyes tell you a lot. And the breathing. How heavy is he breathing? Is he pushing off me, or just resting? What punch am I gonna land, when am I gonna land it? How am I gonna land it? At what distance should I keep him? It’s all happening so fast.
But I’m always in control. And against Dejan, quyu … I knocked him out in the third round. They brought me the WBC belt. I was happy to finally get my hands on it. But what made it so special was that I had won it for my father. I remember hugging him. A big hug.
Mən dedim, “Here you have it. Bu sizin üçün deyil.”
Mart ayında, I became world champion in a fourth weight class by winning the IBF world super lightweight title. As you know, I’ll soon be fighting Robert Easter Jr. to defend my lightweight title. But there’s another fight at the end of the year that I’m looking forward to even more. If everything goes well against Robert, I want to challenge for the IBF world welterweight crown. The undefeated champion is Errol Spence Jr. – böyük, güclü, dangerous fighter. Everybody is telling me not to take the fight. Hər kəs. Even my father and my brother. “Don’t take it right now,” they say. “Let’s go after the other guys first. You don’t even need to go to welter. You can take on the guys at 135 və ya 140, where you’re a little more comfortable.”
But that doesn’t excite me. I want the toughest guy, and that happens to be a welterweight. I’m better than ever. Mən baş deyiləm. And because everybody says no, that gives me more motivation to do it.
Əlavə, this is the kind of fight that is going to cement my name in boxing history. Other fighters win titles, and then just defend them. What’s the point in that? The champions we remember are the ones who take risks, who take on the biggest challenges, the biggest fights. There are lots of world champions, but the average person can probably name five or six: Var, Tyson, De La Hoya, Mayweather, Pacquiao … so what good is it to have a title hanging up on the wall if the world doesn’t acknowledge you as a world champion? To me that’s not a world champion. A world champion is when the world admires you and tells you that you’re a world champion.
That’s why I want to take the fight. And when I win it, I think the whole world’s gonna be like, “Wow, this is no joke. This kid really is the best on the planet.”
As for my father, he’s going to be so much prouder. He always said that he wanted a three-division champion in his family. I gave him that third title. Then I gave him a fourth. Now I’m gonna give him a fifth, in a division where he says I shouldn’t even be competing. And when I give it to him, I’m gonna be thinking about what he did for us all those years ago. And then I’m gonna say those words again: “Here you have it. Bu sizin üçün deyil.”
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Nutley, NJ (Iyul 25 2018) – Just eight days after winning his professional debut, undefeated heavyweight Roney Hines will get right back to work when he takes on Raquan Ashby in a scheduled four-round bout, this Saturday night at The Grady Cole Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Hines won his maiden voyage last Friday night, when he stopped David Becker in just 68 seconds, kimi 2018 National Golden Gloves champion dropped Becker three-times before the bout was halted.
Ashby of Wilson, North Carolina is 0-1.
“Like dedim, we will move Roney at a good pace, and he did not take any punches in his first bout, so he is ready to go Saturday night,” said GH3 Promotions CEO, Vito Mielnicki.
qələbə ilə, Hines will be back in Charlotte on August 11ci.
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Deerfield çimərliyi, FL (Iyul 25, 2018)-Canelo Alvarez və Gennadi Golovkinin revanşı sentyabrda Meksikanın Müstəqillik Gününə hazırlanıb 15ci Las Vegas, amma iki meksikalının döyüşməsindən başqa karta bir az müharibə əlavə etməyin daha yaxşı yolu var.
Roberto Qarsiya şənbə gecəsi Jaime Munguia-nın Liam Smithlə bağlı yekdil qərarının şahidi oldu və Munguia sentyabrda rinqə qayıtmağa hazırdırsa. 15ci, Qarsiya da hazırdır.
“Meksikanın Müstəqillik Gününü qeyd etmək üçün iki meksikalının döyüşməkdən daha yaxşı yolu ola bilər,"dedi Garcia. “İkimiz də döyüşçüyük. Bir veteran bir gənci götürür. İkimiz də döyüşməyə gəlirik. Gəlin onu işə salaq."
Garcia Zanfer Promotions-a təşəkkür edir (Munguia Golden Boy ilə birgə promouterdir) ona Julio Sezar Chavezin oğluna qarşı karyerasını təyin edən mübarizəni verdiyi üçün, Ömər Çaves.
Qarsiya avqustda həmin döyüşdə qalib gəldi. 12, 2017 WBC Silver Middleweight titulunu qazanmaq üçün 10 raundda yekdilliklə qərar verildi.
Garcia İngiltərəyə səyahət etdikdən və iyunda Martin Murray-a yekdil 12 raund qərarını itirdikdən sonra ilk müdafiəsində titulunu itirdi. 23, 2018.
“İki döyüşçü döyüşür, “Şimşək çaxmasına qarşı” , hər iki döyüşçü bütün gecə irəli gəlir , Döyüşün gec bir yerində “Uşağı” məğlub edəcəm və ya yekdil qərarla qalib gələcəyəm."
Şübhəsiz ki, döyüş epik olacaq.
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LOS ANGELES (Iyul 25, 2018) – IBF Lightweight World Champion Robert Pasxa Jr. participated in a media workout to kick off fight week in Los Angeles Wednesday as he nears his 135-pound title unification showdown against WBC champion Mikey Garcia bu şənbə, Iyul 28 live on SHOWTIME from STAPLES Center in Los Angeles in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions.
Joining Easter Wednesday and competing on the three-fight SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast (10 dək. ET / 7 dək. PT) were Cuban heavyweight slugger Luis “Real King Kong” Ortiz və keçmiş adı iddiaçı Razvan Cojanu, who meet in a 10-round bout plus unbeaten super lightweight contender Mario “El Azteca” Məhəllə və ağır-vuruş Jose Roman, who compete in a 10-round showdown.
Rounding out the workout participants was unbeaten prospect and 2016 U.S. Olimpiyaçı Karlos Balderas, who competes on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING COUNTDOWN, which will stream on the SHOWTIME İdman YouTube kanalı və SHOWTIME Boxing Facebook səhifə başlayan 8 dək. ET / 5 dək. PT.
Canlı hadisə üçün biletlər, Ringstar İdman və TGB Promotions tərəfindən irəli olan, da başlayacaq $50, plus tətbiq haqları, və indi satılır. Bilet almaq, visit AXS.com.
Here is what the fighters had to say Wednesday from City of Angels Boxing Gym:
ROBERT EASTER JR.
“Training down in Florida allowed me to get away from distractions and just focus on myself. Kevin Cunningham stayed on me every day. We focused on my skills, using my advantages and you’ll see it all on July 28.
“We have a game plan, but we’re professionals in there and we both know we’ll have to make adjustments as the fight goes on. I’m going to fight my fight and leave it all in the ring. My focus is 100 percent on Mikey Garcia Saturday night.
“Early in my career I fought a lot on the West Coast and my first pro fight was actually at STAPLES Center. So I’m very excited to be back in front of a big exciting crowd.
“Coach Cunningham had me really working on the skills that I hadn’t been using as much in past fights. He’s helped me put together a great game plan that focuses on the advantages I have. He knows what kinds of things will give other fighters trouble.
“Big fights like these are important to me. Champion versus champion speaks loudly about who we are as men. It’s the two best guys out there fighting to decide who’s the best in the weight class.
“I’ve been dreaming about fights like this since I was a little kid. It’s finally here and I’m going to show the world what Robert Easter Jr. is really made of.”
LUIS ORTIZ
“I feel great and I’m happy to get back in the ring on Saturday night. I moved past the loss after a day or two and got right back in the gym. I always knew I would fight again this year, because this is what I love to do.
“I’m excited to be fighting at STAPLES Center and I’m thankful to my opponent for accepting the challenge. I just want to show off my skills and prove again why I’m one of the best heavyweights in the world.
“I’m going to go in there on Saturday and do my job. I’m prepared to take care of the opponent in front of me, whether it’s in round one or round twelve. It’s going to be the same mission that I have going into every fight.”
RAZVAN COJANU
“We worked during training camp and sparred with a lot of southpaws to prepare for this. I feel good about our strategy and the shape I’m in.
“My fight against (former heavyweight champion) Joseph Parker was an interesting fight. I only found out that I was facing him two weeks before, so I was not as ready as I wanted to be heading into it. But it was an opportunity I couldn’t miss and I believed in myself and fought all the way until the end.
“Ortiz is a strong fighter and a big challenge. I’m looking forward to another tough fight and putting on a great performance for the fans.”
MARIO BARRIOS
“I’ve finished off training camp the last four weeks in the Bay Area with Virgil Hunter and I’m feeling great. We had fantastic sparring and everything is looking great heading into fight night.
“I’m excited for this opportunity. I have a really good, experienced opponent in front of me, and I’m coming into his backyard. I have a lot to gain coming into this fight. This is going to be a very explosive fight.
“I’m ready to showcase my talent and dominate with the game plan that we’ve put together. We’re focused on this fight, but I’m looking to climb the ladder and get a title fight or title eliminator by the end of the year.”
JOSE ROMAN
“I trained really hard for this great opportunity that I have here. It was very exciting to find out I’d be on SHOWTIME, especially on a big show like this headlined by a fight everybody wants to see. Now I get to display my talent in front of everybody.
“We had an effective training camp. We worked hard each day and everything really went smoothly. Everybody wants to be in this position, but not everyone gets to experience it.
“Barrios has a really good record and he’s very talented. He’s undefeated for a reason. We’re coming here to win. I’m going to be at my very best on Saturday.”
KARLOS BALDERAS
“When I first made my pro debut I felt like I was rushing things in the ring and trying to do things too fast. Now as I get more fights in I’m going to be able to take my time and break these fighters down little by little. You can’t knock everybody out in the first round.
“I’m only 22-years-old and I still have a long way to go. More than anything I just need to remain patient throughout the bout. We’ve put in the work so I know what I have to do on Saturday night.
“I fought at STAPLES Center last month, so this is nothing new to me. I’m going to go in there and fight my fight, be smart and take him out of there. We’re doing things the right way and we’re planning on being here for a while.”
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“When I came out of the womb, I was throwing punches… I love kicking butt.”
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NƏ: Days ahead of his 135-pound title unification showdown with Mikey Garcia (38-0, 30 Kos), IBF Lightweight World Champion Robert Pasxa Jr. (21-0, 14 Kos) reflects on the path that has led to the most important night of his career in a video feature released today by SHOWTIME Sports®.
Born and raised in Toledo, Ohio, Easter dreamt of one day accomplishing what his father, also a professional boxer, was never able to accomplish: becoming a world champion.
“My dad had a short career and I made a promise to myself that I would make him live out winning a world championship through me,” said the 27-year-old Easter. “Winning a world title was a life-changing experience for me. We both lived out our dreams at that moment.”
Pasxa, who has made three successful defenses since winning his world title in an exciting contest over Richard Commey in 2016, decided to make the move to conduct training camp with Kevin Cunningham in West Palm Beach ahead of Şənbə night’s unification against the WBC Lightweight Champion Garcia. Cunningham has worked with former world champions Devon Alexander, Cory Spinks and Adrien Broner and recently spurred Gervonta Davis to a dominant knockout of Jesus Cuellar.
“Moving to West Palm Springs took me out of my comfort zone,” Easter said. “I knew Kevin Cunningham had a strong camp and there’s no slacking in his program. I can really focus on boxing and on me.”
Live coverage of the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast begins at 10 dək. VƏ/7 dək. PT and also features Cuban heavyweight slugger Luis Ortiz (28-1, 24 Kos) returning to action to face former world title challenger Razvan Cojanu (16-3, 9 Kos) and opens with unbeaten super lightweight contender Mario Barrios(21-0, 13 Kos) qəbul on hard-hitting Jose Roman (24-2-1, 16 Kos) in a 10-round showdown.
Fort Myers, FL (Iyul 25, 2018) – To say that welterweight Bryant “Goodfella” Perrella lives, eats and breathes boxing wouldn’t be an understatement.
The 29-year-old Fort Myers native trains year round, doesn’t drink or smoke and keeps a strict diet. When he’s not feverishly pounding away at the heavy bag, shadowboxing, sparring, or doing roadwork in the sweltering heat, Perrella’s likely at a fitness facility in Southwest Florida.
“He puts his entire life into this sport and taking care of his body,” said Michael Nowling, Perrella’s head trainer. “I’ve seen plenty of fighters work hard in the gym to get ready for a fight then take breaks after and balloon up in weight. Bryant is the exact opposite – I have to tell him he needs a break.”
A 6’1 southpaw, Perrella’s regarded as one of the better up and coming 147 pound fighters. At 15-1 ilə 13 nakavt qalib, Perrella’s scored impressive victories over fellow welterweight hopefuls David Grayton and Alex Martin. In his lone setback, a fourth round stoppage by title contender Yordenis Ugas, Perrella entered the bout with a right leg injury and left with many lessons learned.
Hələ, he’s expecting the toughest challenge of his career when he battles former welterweight champion Luis Collazo, 37-7 (20 KO-nin), Avqust 4 at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY. Residing in nearby Brooklyn, NY, the slick southpaw not only has the hometown advantage but the edge in experience having faced Shane Mosley, Keith Thurman, Andre Berto, Ricky Hatton, Victor Ortiz and Amir Khan among others.
“Luis Collazo is one of the craftiest boxers around and he’s been a top fighter for many years,” Perrella said. “He’s given everybody a tough fight and had a few close decisions go against him. I expect this to be the biggest challenge of my career but I’m ready for it. Fights like these are the reason I’ve dedicated my life to boxing. I don’t just want to win – I want to win impressively and show the boxing world that I’m worthy of a title shot in the near future.”
Perrella meets Collazo over ten rounds and the bout airs at 5:30 pm ET on FS2.
Fans can follow Perrella on Instagram @BryantPerrella.
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LAS VEGAS (Iyul 25, 2018) – Bir-döyülmüş iddiaçı Sharif Bogere Çili-nin qarşı 10-dəyirmi super yüngül bout üçün ring daxil olacaq Oscar Bravo Cümə undercard fəaliyyət vurğulayır döyüşdə, Avqust 3 Las Vegas Sam Town.
gecə yüksələn yüngül iddiaçı tərəfindən başlıq edir Ladarius Miller qarşı-qarşıya Dennis Galarza Bounce əsas hadisə Premier Boks Çempionlar. veriliş başlayır 9 dək. ET / 6 dək. PT arasında 10-dəyirmi Welter Siklet showdown edir Cesar Barrionuevo və Abel Ramos, plus məğlub kiçik Welter Siklet Juan Heraldez alaraq Kevin Watts planlaşdırılan bir bout 10 el.
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Undercard showdowns məğlub Welter Siklet perspektiv daxildir Sanjar Rəhmanov mübarizə Marquis Taylor super featherweight namizəd isə səkkiz dəyirmi müsabiqə Omar Douglas və Lydell Rhodes səkkiz dəyirmi showdown rəqabət.
döyüşlərdə lineup da məğlub görəcəksiniz Angelo Leo (12-0, 7 Kos) alaraq sharone Carter (9-2, 2 Kos) super bantamweight fəaliyyət səkkiz mərhələlərində, super middleweight Kevin Newman (7-1-1, 3 Kos) altı dəyirmi bout qarşı üçün gücləndirməklə Cesar Ruiz (8-7, 5 Kos) və namağlup ümidi Andres Cortes (7-0, 4 Kos) mübarizə Jarret Jeter (7-2-1, 2 Kos) altı dəyirmi super featherweight showdown.
gecə həyata Yuvarlaqlaşdırma məğlub yüngül ümidi var Rolando Romero (4-0, 4 Kos) altı dəyirmi bout qarşı Javier Martinez (4-4, 3 Kos), kiçik Welter Siklet Kaywann Sistrunk (0-0-1) döyüş Sevelle Həsən (1-1, 1 KO) kiçik Welter Siklet fəaliyyət dörd turda, məğlub Efren Lopez (2-0, 1 KO) dörd dəyirmi featherweight bout qarşı da Daniel Constantino (2-1-1, 1 KO) və pro debütJose Valenzuela dörd dəyirmi featherweight cəlb.
29 yaşlı Bogere (31-1, 20 Kos) səkkiz düz döyüşlərdə onun avqustun daxil mal mövqeyində qazandı 3 matchup. Uqanda anadan lakin indi Las Vegas həyata mübarizə, Bogere boş adı döyüşdə in Richar Abril yaxın qərar itirdi 2013 başqa adı shot əldə ümid onun cari qalibiyyət ardıcıllığını birlikdə qoyulması əvvəl. O, Chile tərəfindən qarşı olacaq Maşallah (22-7, 10 Kos), o kətan Rodriguez göndərdiyi edən ən son döyüşdə məğlub prospekti Saul Rodriguez dar qərar itirdi.
Originally Özbəkistan, Rəhmanov (10-0-1, 5 Kos) Las Vegas həyata döyüşlərdə və o, bu il ikinci dəfə Sam Town üzük daxil olaraq onun qəbul doğma bir şou qoymaq üçün görünür. 28 yaşlı ötən mübarizə bu il ona Hylon Williams Jr dayandırmaq gördüm. o Alfonso Olvera qarşı split-heçə üçün mübarizə bəri ikinci turda bir sıra bu altı qalib etmək 2016. O, 24 yaşlı etiraz edəcək Taylor (9-1), kim Houston həyata döyüşlərdə və həmçinin avqust olur 3 altı mübarizə matçlıq ilə bout.
27 yaşlı Douglas (18-2, 13 Kos) Avqustda ring daxil addım olacaq 3 etkileyici performans qoymaq istəyən bir dünya adı vuruş üçün mix geri almaq üçün. dəfə döyülmüş Frank De Alba və Aleksey Collado üzərində Douglas təsirli qələbə, keçmiş çempionu Javier Fortuna və Edner Albalı qərarlar düşmə əvvəl. Delaver dili doğma ən son dekabrda Isaias Martin Cardona bir ilk turda nakavt atdı 2017.
Peşəkar boks və qarışıq, həm də döyüş yarışdı A multi-idman atlet, Oklahoma City-nin Rhodes (26-2-1, 12 Kos) keçmiş çempionu Sergey Lipinets və Edner Albalı qərarı itkilərdən geri üç düz qalibiyyət vurmaq, Mike Fowler üzərində aprel qələbə, o cümlədən. 30 yaşlı Rhodes ilk məğlub oldu 23 görünür və pro döyüş avqustun bir sıra bu dörd etmək 3.
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Şənbə, Sentyabr 8 Showtime Live® Brooklyn-da Barclays Mərkəzi & Premier Boks Çempionlar tərəfindən təqdim
Satış Biletlər Cümə axşamı, Iyul 26 at 10 A.M.
BROOKLYN (Iyul 24, 2018) – Welterweight stars and former 147-pound titleholders Danny “Swift” Garcia və “Showtime” Shawn Porter will square off for the vacant WBC Welterweight World Championship live on SHOWTIME Saturday, Sentyabr 8 in a Premier Boxing Champions event from Barclays Center, BROOKLYN BOKS ™ ev.
The SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® əsas hadisə (9 dək. ET / 6 dək. PT) will pit two of the division’s biggest names against each other, as the former unified 140-pound champion and former WBC welterweight titleholder Garcia meets the hard-charging fan favorite and former welterweight champion Porter. The consensus top-5 ranked welterweights face off for the WBC belt vacated by Keith Thurman as he rehabs from an elbow surgery.
Canlı hadisə üçün biletlər, which is promoted by TGB Promotions and DiBella Entertainment, in association with DSG Promotions, da başlayacaq $50 and go on sale Thursday, Iyul 26 at 10 a.m. Biletlər əldə edilə bilər ticketmaster.com,barclayscenter.com, və ya axtararaq 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center starting Friday, Iyul 27 günorta saatlarında. Qrup güzəştlər 844-BKLYN-GP zəng mövcuddur.
“I’m excited and motivated to go in there and recapture what’s mine,"dedi Garcia. “The WBC title belongs to me. Come September 8, I’m going to prove that I’m the best fighter in the world. My loss is behind me and it’s given me a chip on my shoulder to run that extra mile and train even harder. I know that Shawn Porter is not on my level. I’m coming to fight him in the middle of the ring and I’m going to beat him at his game.”
“I’m going to force Danny Garcia to fight me, to be uncomfortable and to do things he’s not used to doing in a fight,” said Porter. “If Danny comes in being defensive and trying to hold, it may last a while. But if he comes and tries to trade with me and prove something to himself, then it will end fast. I think my style will give him problems and not allow him to pace himself. This is going to be an instant classic and I’m going to win and become champion once again.”
Garcia (34-1, 20 Kos) mübarizə etdi və məğlub many of the most formidable opponents at 140 and 147-pounds spanning two generations—Erik Morales, Zab Yəhuda, Kendall Holt, Amir Khan, Lucas Matthysse, Paulie Malignaggi and Lamont Peterson among them. Five of his six opponents in the welterweight division were world champions and 11 Onun son 15 opponentlər dünya çempionu və ya keçmiş dünya çempionu idi.
Representing the fighting city of Philadelphia, Garcia has made Brooklyn another home base, drawing big crowds in six fights since the arena opened in 2012 including his triumphs over Morales, Yəhuda, Peterson and Malignaggi and a narrow decision loss to Keith Thurman in a blockbuster world title unification that aired on CBS. The 30-year-old put himself into position to earn back his WBC belt with a highlight-reel knockout of Brandon Rios in a title eliminator February on SHOWTIME.
Taxmaq (28-2-1, 17 Kos) owns victories over four-division champion Adrien Broner and two-division champion Paulie Malignaggi over a career that has seen him develop a reputation as one of the sport’s most reliable all-action attractions. He lost a narrow decision to unified welterweight champion Keith Thurman in a 2016 Fight of the Year candidate in Brooklyn but rebounded with two victories last year at Barclays Center. He scored a TKO victory against former welterweight champion Andre Berto in a welterweight title eliminator and followed it up with a 12-round decision over Adrian Granados.
The 30-year-old Porter, Akronda anadan olub, Ohio and now lives in Las Vegas, will fight at Barclays Center for the fifth time on September 8, including his title-winning performance against Devon Alexander that earned him the IBF title in 2013.
“Danny Garcia vs. Shawn Porter will be an action-packed, can’t-miss brawl,” said Lou DiBella, DiBella Əyləncə Prezidenti. “This hugely important matchup is between two of the best welterweights in the world and pressure fighters with pleasing styles. Both Garcia and Porter have shined in memorable battles at Barclays Center and September 8 will be a tremendous night for boxing.”
“Danny Garcia against Shawn Porter in a welterweight title fight is a throwback to the era when you had Thomas Hearns battling Roberto Duran,” Tom Braun dedi, TGB Promotions Prezidenti. “Their styles are tailor-made to create action in the ring. Porter comes forward and throws punches in bunches and Garcia doesn’t back up for anyone. This one will be decided in the center of the ring like all the great welterweight championship matches.’’
"In 2018 SHOWTIME has delivered the biggest and most meaningful matchups in boxing, and Garcia vs. Porter is no exception,"Stephen Espinoza bildirib, Prezident, Idman & Hadisə Programming, Showtime Networks Inc. “This will be our sixth fight this year featuring consensus top-10 welterweights, an unrivaled offering of elite fighters in boxing’s glamour division. Danny and Shawn have fought a combined 20 times on SHOWTIME and, yol boyunca, have earned reputations as fighters who never back down from a challenge. I know they are both eager to earn another world title and send a statement to the other champions in the welterweight division.”
“I am pleased to welcome both Danny and Shawn back to Barclays Center,” said Brett Yormark, CEO of BSE Global. “Both fighters have established a great following in Brooklyn, and September will be their biggest moment yet at Barclays Center. We are the number one venue for boxing, and are proud to host another world-class fight.”
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