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DARRION CALDWELL PREND UNE REMATCH AVEC JOE TAIMANGLO, REMPORTE LE TITRE CONTRE EDUARDO DANTAS

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Thackerville, D'ACCORD. (Décembre. 3, 2016) – Dans l’événement principal des poids coq de la soirée, Darrion Caldwell (10-1) s'est racheté par une décision unanime décisive (30-27 x3) gagner Joe Taimanglo (23-7-1). La bataille en trois rounds a couronné l'énorme programme double du Bellator MMA au WinStar World Casino and Resort à Thackerville, D'ACCORD.

Avec la victoire, Caldwell améliore son record dans la cage Bellator MMA pour 7-1 et ouvre la porte à un affrontement pour le titre mondial des poids coq avec l'actuel champion de division Eduardo Dantas. “Dudu,” bien sûr, a protégé sa ceinture hier soir avec une affaire unilatérale contre Joe Warren dans la première nuit du programme double épique de la promotion.

Après le combat, Caldwell et Dantas ont échangé des mots à l'intérieur de la cage, comme "The Wolf" a annoncé son désir pour la ceinture: "J'ai hâte de te combattre. Cela a été long à venir.

Le co-événement principal poids plume est à la hauteur du battage médiatique alors que Teixeira survit à Lawrence

Ça a pris 15 minutes pour déterminer un gagnant, mais à la fin, John Teixeira (21-1-2) a décroché une victoire par décision unanime (29-28, 30-27 x2) sur Justin Lawrence (9-4) Samedi nuit. Le vétéran brésilien a parsemé d'une combinaison de coups et de coups de pied qui ont gravement endommagé la jambe d'attaque de Lawrence tout au long du combat. "Macapa" continue de dominer la division poids plume, remportant des victoires dans neuf de ses derniers 10 concours, dont un tirage. Depuis qu'il a rejoint la promotion dirigée par Scott Coker en 2014, Teixeira a remporté chacun de ses quatre combats, maintenir sa position parmi l'élite des 145 livres.

Le marathon des poids mouches se termine par une victoire unanime pour MacFarlane, invaincu

 

Après trois tours âprement disputés à l'intérieur du WinStar World Casino, Ilima-Lei MacFarlane (5-0) est sorti vainqueur avec un (30-27, 29-28 x2) gagner Emily Ducote (4-2). McFarlane a pu résister à un premier barrage de frappes de Ducote, préserver sa marque professionnelle sans tache. "The Ilimanator" s'est fortement appuyé sur sa frappe précise, alors que le Californien de 26 ans a décroché un remarquable 68% de ses coups de poing. Pour la star en herbe Ducote, la perte n'est que sa première de l'année, après quatre victoires consécutives pour commencer sa campagne.

Njokuani bouleverse Fialho avec un coup, Mains Superstar portugaise première perte de carrière

 

Dans le premier combat télévisé de Spike de la soirée, Chidi Njokuani (16-4, 1 Caroline du Nord) a livré un KO brutal au premier tour contre André Fialho(7-1) qui est venu juste 21 secondes dans le concours. Une rafale de coups de poing de Njokuani a envoyé Fialho sur la toile et le joueur de 27 ans s'est occupé du reste. Datant de 2012, "Chidi Bang Bang" a enregistré des victoires dans 11 de ses derniers 12 combats et prolonge sa séquence de victoires actuelle à sept. De Njokuani 16 victoires carrière, 10 sont venus par KO, faisant de lui l'un des attaquants les plus redoutés de la division des poids welters empilés. La jeune star portugaise Fialho goûte la défaite pour la première fois de sa carrière et cherchera à se racheter au début de la nouvelle année.

Résultats de cartes préliminaires:

Jarod Trice (1-0) vaincu Tommie Britton (0-1) par décision majoritaire (28-28, 30-25, 30-26)

Jonathan Gary (12-7-2) vaincu Aaron Roberson (5-5) par décision unanime (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Justin Patterson (8-1) vaincu Codale Ford (11-9) par décision unanime (29-27, 29-28, 29-28)

Fernando Gonzalez (1-0) vaincu Chris Hicks (3-9) par KO à :15 de la première ronde

Rue Bronson. Romaine (1-0) vaincu Joey Soto (0-2) par décision unanime (28-27, 29-28, 29-28)

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ASHLEY “TREASURE” THEOPHANE GETS THE WIN OVER YAKABU AMIDU BY UNANIMOUS DECISION IN MAYWEATHER PROMOTIONS SIN CITY SHOWDOWN

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LAS VEGAS (Décembre. 3, 2016) – Ashley “Trésor” Théophane (40-7-1, 11KO ) face Yakabu Amidu (19-9-2, 17 KO ) en 10 rounds of action in the main event of Mayweather Promotions’ Sin City Showdown Vendredi nuit. Theophane came out focused and on cue with his game plan, he was able to deflect most of Amidu’s punches and break his opponent down. It was a steady 10 tours d'action, Theophane was able to break Amidu down with consistent jabs and body punches aiming consistently at his target, round after round. Amidu struggled to read Theophane, which ultimately led to Theophane to his 40th win, par voie de décision unanime.
“It feels great to have a career that’s lasted this long, he made it easy to stick to my game plan. I listened to my corner who guided me and kept me on track, I couldn’t be happier with the decision,” Saïd Théophane.
“I knew he was going to be a good opponent, I didn’t perform my best,” says Amidu. “This fight should have been in my favor, but in the end the judges decided the winner.”
Leading up to the main event, was a fast-paced blow-by-blow welterweight exchange between Mayweather Promotions’ power-puncher Maurice Lee (7-1, 3 KO) et Cameron Kreal (9-12-2, 1 KO). As soon as the first bell rang Krael jumped out his corner quickly putting the pressure on Lee, while Lee searched to find his groove. Krael kept delivering punches, forcing Lee to fight on the defense. By the beginning of the fifth round, Lee found an opening, landing jabs and uppercuts affecting Krael. En fin de compte, Lee couldn’t seem to land enough of what normally seems like easy jabs against the quick moving and strong Cameron Krael. Après 6 rounds of action the judges saw the bout in favor of Krael by unanimous decision, giving Lee the first loss of his career.
“I only had one week to prepare for this fight, the results ultimately showed how much more experience and fights under my belt, I had over my opponent,” says Krael. “I broke him down round by round, he never had a chance.”
“My game plan was to box smart, I knew he had a lot of experience so I knew I had to be smart in the ring.” Lee reflects on his performance and goes on to say, “I thought the fight was a lot closer than what the judges ruled. I definitely could have thrown more punches. We both took a lot of punches in the end. This was a learning experience and I just gotta come back harder.”
The night began with a full Mayweather Promotions showcase serving back-to-back, non-stop undercard action. Newly signed lightweight amateur Rolando Romero (1-0, 1 KO)got the first win of his career in the first round, by TKO against David Courtney(1-5, 1KO) after only one minute and eleven seconds of action. Also making his Mayweather Promotions debut Oluwafemi “The Eagle” Oyeleye (1-0) got the first win of his career, by way of unanimous decision in a 4-round Jr. middleweight showdown against Brian True (1-5, 1 KO). Léger Andres Cortes (4-0, 2 KO) furthered his undefeated record against Miguel Espinoza (3-2, 1 KO) après 4 tours d'action. The night continued on as Latondria Jones (5-0, 2 KO) kept her undefeated record in tact against Selena Arellano (1-2-, 1 KO), judges ruled the 4 Jr de ronde. middleweight bout in Jones favor by UD. Further up in the lineup was a brutal welterweight showdown giving Mayweather Promotions’ Charvis Holifield (6-2, 4 KO) the second loss of his career versus Samuel Santana (9-11-3, 3 KO) which ended in a 5th round stoppage, giving Santana the win by way of TKO.
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EDUARDO DANTAS ANNULE LA LUTTE DE JOE WARREN, CONSERVE LE TITRE DES POIDS BANTAM DANS 'BELLATOR 166’ REMATCH

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Thackerville, D'ACCORD. (Décembre. 2, 2016) – Malgré une déduction de points pour un coup de pied bas au cinquième et dernier tour, Eduardo Dantas (19-4) était impeccable sur les pieds lors de son match revanche avec Joe Warren (14-6) à “Bellator 166” vendredi, saupoudrer Warren de jabs pendant 25 minutes et obtenir une décision majoritaire (47-47, 49-44, 48-46) devant une salle comble au WinStar Resort and Casino.

Avec la perte, L'offre de Warren pour un troisième règne de titre Bellator MMA a pris fin, car il n'a pas pu obtenir un retrait tout au long du combat de l'événement principal. “L'homme le plus méchant du monde” n'avait jamais perdu un combat qui est allé aux juges’ tableaux de bord jusqu'à Vendredi, tandis que “Dudu” rectifié la défaite qu'il a subie contre Warren à “Bellator 128.”

Après le combat, Dantas a dédié sa victoire aux familles des personnes touchées par l'accident d'avion mortel subi par l'équipe de football de Chapecoense au Brésil la semaine dernière. La victoire prépare maintenant le terrain pour demain nuit de “Bellator 167” événement, quelles fosses Joe Taimanglo contre Darrion Caldwell.

McKee surmonte l'adversité, Reste invaincu avec une impressionnante victoire au sol et en livre

Dans le co-événement principal poids plume de la soirée, A.J. McKee (6-0) est venu par derrière pour vaincre Ray Wood (7-3) avec une décision unanime triomphe (29-27, 30-25, 30-27). McKee a été testé au début du premier tour, alors que Wood a décroché plusieurs coups qui ont envoyé McKee voler vers la toile. Cependant, McKee a pu maintenir le cap et a répondu à la cloche, dominant Wood de manière convaincante lors des deux dernières images. Wood devient la première des six victimes de McKee à sortir du premier tour, forçant le "Mercenaire" de 21 ans à prendre sa toute première décision. Combats de Long Beach, Calif., McKee a proclamé son désir de concourir sur le prochain "Bellator 170: Ortiz contre. Sonnen" super-carte après la victoire, appeler son adversaire précédemment programméEmmanuel Sanchez.

Galvao borde Davis pour la victoire par décision partagée dans le thriller poids coq

 

Dans une nuit marquée par une paire de matchs de poids coq phénoménaux, Marcos Galvao (18-7-1) a été en mesure de grincer un concours serré avec L.C. Davis (23-8), sortir victorieux avec une victoire par décision partagée (29-28 x2, 28-29). Un vétéran de 12 combats du Bellator MMA, Galvao a remporté sa huitième victoire sous la direction de la promotion et la première de ses 2016 campagne. "Loro" semble trouver son rythme, totalisant les victoires dans cinq de ses six derniers concours. Pour Davis, la perte n'est que sa deuxième depuis qu'il a rejoint la promotion dirigée par Scott Coker en 2014.

Chris Honeycutt offre des performances sans faille – Récompensé par la victoire par décision unanime

 

Dans le combat d'ouverture de “Bellator 166,“ Chris Honeycutt (9-1, 1 Caroline du Nord) a soulevé une foule tapageuse de Thackerville au cours d'une affaire unilatérale de poids moyen, défaite Ben Reiter (17-2-1) par décision unanime (30-26, 30-25 x2). Un genou précoce, couplé avec une combinaison impitoyable de coups a ouvert une entaille importante sur le côté de la tête de Reiter, forcer le New-Yorkais de 29 ans à prendre des risques. La victoire est la deuxième victoire consécutive de Honeycutt à 185 livres, ouvrir la porte dans ce qui est actuellement une division grande ouverte. Pour Reiter, la perte n'est que la deuxième de sa carrière, dont le premier est également venu au WinStar Resort and Casino.

Résultats de cartes préliminaires:

Grégory Babene (18-11) vaincu Emiliano Sordi (14-6) par soumission (Choke Guillotine) à 3:11 de la première ronde

Treston Thomison (10-4) vaincu Dawond Pickney (10-6) par soumission (Barre de bras) à :51 de la première ronde

Derrick Adkins (9-3) vaincu Chris Jones (10-5) par soumission (Brabo Choke) à 4:09 du deuxième tour

Kinny Spotwood (3-2) vaincu Jean roi (4-4) par décision unanime (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)

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Sampson Boxing Congratulates Rodriguez for Winning Euro Welterweight Championship; Next Sets Sights on Paulie Malignaggi

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Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing and his long-time promotional partner, Sergio Martinez of Maravillabox Promotions, congratulate the welterweight contender they co-promote, Ceferino “5 sauvage” Rodriguez, for today’s (Décembre 2) hard-fought EBU (Européen) welterweight title-winning victory over France’s Ahmed El Mousaoui.
After a scintillating back-and-forth war, Rodriguez (24-1, 12 KOs), also the former WBC Latino Welterweight champion, won a split decision over the determined El Mousaoui (maintenant 24-3-1, 6 KOs) at the Las Palmas in Islas Canarias, Espagne.
The victory sets up a potential showdown with former two-weight world champion Paulie Malignaggi for Rodriguez’s newly won European championship on American soil.
“I am happy to have won such a rough fight,” dit Rodriguez. “Now I want to make history with a fight between a Spaniard and an Italian on American soil. Bring me Paulie Malignaggi.”
Promoter Sampson Lewkowicz says he hopes Malignaggi sees the historical implications of fighting for a Euro title on US soil.
“Paulie is a smart man as a fighter and commentator. I invite him to try and further his incredible career by going for this championship, which I know is important to his people back in Italy. Forget Connor McGregor and let’s make this world war happen.”
Lewkowicz says he’s very happy for his fighter’s success and for the ongoing relationship with Martinez, whom he also worked with when he was an active fighter and superstar in boxing.
“Sergio and I have enjoyed a long and successful time in boxing and I look forward to making even more boxing history, as we guide the career of Ceferino Rodriguez together, hopefully into a globally important fight against Paulie Malignaggi,” il dit.
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Undefeated Prospect Mario Barrios Training Camp Quotes & Photos

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Rising Contender Talks Training with Virgil Hunter, Moving Up in Weight & More Before Competing in Undercard Action
Samedi, Décembre 10 from Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles
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OAKLAND (Décembre 2, 2016) – Undefeated prospect Mario Barrios (16-0, 8 KOs) is set to make his lightweight debut when he fights Argentina’s Claudio Rosendo Tapia (28-17-4, 13 KOs) in undercard action on Samedi, Décembre 10 from Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles.
Le Décembre 10 event is headlined by featherweight world champion Jesus Cuellar defending against former three-division world champion Abner Mares in a long-awaited showdown. Le Showtime Championship BOXING® télédiffusion commence à 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT with junior middleweight world champion Jermall Charlo and top-rated challenger Julian Williams in a world championship battle of undefeated rising stars in their prime.
Les billets pour l'événement en direct, qui est promu par Ringstar Sports et Promotions TGB, are on sale and are priced at $35, $50, $75, $150 et $200. To purchase tickets go towww.galentix.com.
Barrios shared thoughts on his first training camp with Virgil Hunter, moving up and weight in more. Here is what the San Antonio-native had to say from Oakland:
On moving up to lightweight…
“À 6'1, it was getting difficult making 130 livres. I feel a lot stronger now that I’m fighting at lightweight. It’s also safer not to be drained going into fights. Dans mon dernier combat, I killed myself trying to make weight. I believe this is the right move for me.”
Sur working with new coach, 2011 BWAA “Entraîneur de l'année” Virgil Hunter…
“I have a lot of respect for Virgil Hunter. He’s great explaining the fundamentals of boxing. He’s a great motivator and I’m looking forward to a bright future with Virgil. Everyone knows he’s one of the best trainers in the world so I’m excited to have him in my corner leading the way.”
On fighting in Los Angeles on Décembre 10…
“This will be a great card to fight on. Jésus Cuellar vs. Abner Mares is going to be an all-out war. This will be the second time fighting at the Galen Center in Los Angeles. I’m looking to put on a great performance for all the Mexican fans that will be in attendance. Everyone will see a stronger fighter when I step in the ring on Décembre 10.”
On his recent training camp in California…
“Training in California has been very productive. I’ve got a lot of good sparring and my strength and conditioning has gone to a new level. I feel powerful and I know I’ll be at my best when I step in the ring. En tout, it’s been a great learning experience working out here on the west coast.”
On fighting Argentinean veteran Claudio Rosendo Tapia…
“I know he just went the distance with two undefeated fighters, so I know he’s durable. Fighters from Argentina always bring it. I know this fight will get rough at some point so I’ll be well prepared for anything he brings. I’m very confident in my ability to come out victorious.”
On his goals for 2017…
“2017 will be a year where I’ll get comfortable fighting at a higher weight class. My main goal is to stay busy and get as many fights in as possible. I can see myself possibly fighting at super lightweight if I keep growing. I’m just going to take it day by day.”

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HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION DEONTAY WILDER TO BE GUEST ANALYST FOR ANTHONY JOSHUA vs. ERIC MOLINA HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT ON SATURDAY, Décembre. 10 VIVRE SUR Showtime

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NEW YORK (Décembre. 2, 2016) – WBC Heavyweight World Champion Deontay Wilder will join the SHOWTIME announce team as a guest analyst for the IBF Heavyweight World Championship fight between undefeated champion Anthony Joshua and American challenger Eric Molina on Samedi, Décembre. 10, en direct sur Showtime (5:30 p.m. ET/2:30 p.m. PT).

 

Wilder (37-0, 36 KOs) will join host Brian Custer and analysts Al Bernstein and Paulie Malignaggi for the SHOWTIME BOXING INTERNATIONAL® presentation from Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles, site of that evening’s SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast.

 

The “Bronze Bomber” just completed rehab for a fractured right hand and torn right bicep (see video above) as he (Wilder) sets his sights to unify the division in 2017. Wilder is acutely familiar with Molina, having defeated the fellow-American in the first defense of his title in June, 2015 sur Showtime.

 

“I know firsthand just how tough Eric Molina is," Wilder a dit. “He’s coming to win because it’s a chance for him to win a world title, and he’ll definitely push Joshua. Whoever wins will have to see me eventually because it’s my goal to collect all the belts and become the undisputed heavyweight champion.”

 

Joshua is making the second defense of his title against Molina, who is getting his second shot at a belt in his quest to become the first Mexican-American heavyweight world champion.

 

An encore presentation of Joshua vs. Molina will air as part of the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast later that evening, following the main event showdown between WBA Featherweight World Champion Jesus Cuellar and three-division former champ Abner Mares. Dans le combat d'ouverture, Jermall Carlo will defend his IBF Junior Middleweight World Championship against fellow-undefeated challenger Julian Williams.

 

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Split-T Management signs 2016 U.S.. Olympian Charles Conwell to a managerial contract

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New York (Décembre 2, 2016) -Split T Management is pleased to announce the signing of 2016 United States Olympian, Charles Conwell to a managerial contract..

Conwell 19 years-old of Cleveland, Ohio competed as a middleweight in the Olympics but will compete in the welterweight division in the professional ranks.

“David McWater of Split T Management is known as a man who cares about his fighters, not only inside of the ring, but outside of it as well,” said Conwell.

“When I talked to a lot of people, they had a lot of nice things to say about him. When I met him and got to know him, he showed me that he cared about me not only as a boxer, but as a person, and that’s the one I want handling my career.”

“Charles is a wonderful person as well as a fighter,” said McWater. “He’s accomplished so much in his life already! How many kids win National Golden Gloves, US Nationals, Continental Elite Worlds and make honor roll in school all before they graduate high school? Close to none I would guess! He’s just an awesome young man and a tremendous talent, I’m very excited to be working for him.”

Conwell began boxing at the age of 10 when his father brought him to the gym and Charles fell in love with the sport.

Charles won a gold medal in the Americas Olympic qualifiers and took the top spot in countless United States Amateur tournaments, which included the National Junior Championships on two occasions, the National Golden Gloves Tournaments and the United Stated Olympic Trials.

“After winning my first national tournament (2012 Jeux Olympiques nationaux juniors), I felt that I could make boxing my career. I went on to become an 11-time national champion.”

Par le passé 2 ans, Conwell has been the top-ranked middleweight in the United States.

En 2015, Conwell was named the USA Boxing Junior Male Athlete of the Year.

Dans le 2016 Jeux olympiques, Conwell was ousted by Krishan Vikas of India. Vikas was a 2-time Olympian, who defeated top welterweight contender Errol Spence, Jr. dans le 2012 jeux.

“My Olympic experience did not go was planned, but I made the most of it. By fighting internationally, I got to see a lot of different styles of fighters and took some of the good qualities and added it to my style, which will help me become even a better fighter. I am a very smart boxer with fast hands and power. Quand les gens me voient, they will think of Aaron Pryor, Mike Tyson and Andre Ward all rolled up into one.”

I plan to become the undisputed world welterweight champion and leave a legacy in boxing. I will be known as one of the all-time greats to come out of Ohio.”
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Junior Featherweight World Champion Amanda Serrano Meets Former Two-Division World Champion Yazmin Rivas Live on SHOWTIME EXTREME® in First Women’s World Title Bout on National Television in Nearly A Decade

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Samedi, Janvier 14 du centre Barclays à Brooklyn

Plus! Undefeated Rising Middleweight Contenders

Ievgen Khytrov & Immanuwel Aleem Collide in Action

Commençant à 7 p.m. ET/ PT

BROOKLYN (Décembre 2, 2016) – Junior featherweight world champion and Brooklyn-native Amanda « The Real Deal » Serrano (30-1-1, 23 KOs) is set to battle former two-division world champion Yazmin Rivas (35-9-1, 10 KOs) in the first nationally televised women’s world title bout in nearly a decade on Samedi, Janvier 14, survivre Showtime EXTREME du centre Barclays à Brooklyn.

 

REMARQUE: The last nationally televised female world title fight was Mary Jo Saunders vs. Valerie Mahfood on March 30, 2007 (ESPN2).

 

The SHOWTIME EXTREME telecast begins at 7 p.m. ET/PT and features Ievgen Khytrov (14-0, 12 KOs) combattre Immanuel Aleem(16-0-1, 9 KOs) in a 10-round matchup of undefeated rising contenders for the WBC Middleweight Silver belt.

 

Le Janvier 14 event features a SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® doubleheader headlined by the super middleweight world championship unification showdown between Badou Jack et James DeGale. Televised coverage on SHOWTIME® commence à 9:30 p.m. ET/6:30 p.m. PT with super featherweight world champion Jose Pedraza taking on undefeated contender Gervonta Davis.

Serrano, the WBO 122-pound titlist, and Rivas, the WBC International champion at super bantamweight, will fight for the WBO title and the prestigious WBC Diamond championship in a bout that promises intense action from start to finish. The addition of Serrano means that the card will feature Puerto Rico’s only two world champions, Serrano and Pedraza.

Les billets pour l'événement en direct, qui est promu par Mayweather Promotions et DiBella Entertainment, commence à $25. Tickets are available now and can be purchased online by visiting www.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com ou en appelant 1-800-745-3000. Les billets sont également disponibles à la Billetterie du American Express au Barclays Center. Les rabais de groupe sont disponibles en téléphonant 844-BKLYN-GP.

 

Raised in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, Serrano gravitated toward boxing from watching her older sister Cindy, also a professional fighter. She picked the sport up quickly, amassant une 9-1 record during a brief amateur career in which she won the New York Golden Gloves title in 2008. The 27-year-old would go on to fight all over the world, seizing her first world title in 2011 when she defeated Kimberly Connor to grab a super featherweight belt. En 2014, she went to Argentina and defeated Maria Elena Maderna to become a world champion at lightweight. Her world title climb continued in February when she stopped Olivia Gerula in the first round to capture her featherweight championship. She made her Barclays Center debut in July with a first-round stoppage of Calixta Silgado before earning another victory in the first round when she stopped Alexandra Lazar to pick up a vacant junior featherweight world title.

 

A 28-year-old out of Torreon, Mexique, Rivas picked up her WBC International title in her last bout, a decision victory over Jessica Gonzalez. Rivas had previously successfully defended her bantamweight world title four times after winning the belt against Alesia Graf in 2014. Her prior run as a bantamweight champion lasted for five defenses after she defeated previously unbeaten Susie Ramadan to win that belt. These extended championship runs came after she became a flyweight world champion in 2005 by defeating Lucia Avalos.

 

An Olympian who represented his native Ukraine, Khytrov also won an Amateur World Championship before turning pro in 2013. Depuis, the 28-year-old has dominated on his way to stopping contenders Josh Luteran and Nick Brinson and previously unbeaten fighters Maurice Louishomme and Aaron Coley. Khytrov, who trains out of Brooklyn, won an entertaining ninth-round knockout over Paul Mendez in his last start this past July. Khytrov has fought three times previously on ShoBox: La Nouvelle Génération.

 

Né à East Meadow, New York and fighting out of Richmond, Virginie, Aleem was introduced to boxing at a young age by his parents. Depuis de passer pro en 2012 à l'âge 18, the 23-year-old has wiped out all of the competition in front of him. En 2015, he dominated Emmanuel Sanchez, David Toribio, Oscar Riojas and Carlos Galvan before defeating once-beaten Jonathan Cepeda in April. Dans son dernier combat, he boxed a draw with once-beaten prospect Demond Nicholson. He will look to take advantage of another big opportunity on Janvier 14.

 

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Positive Reviews Piling Up for ‘When the Lights Go Out,’ the Hard-Hitting Autobiography by Former Heavyweight Contender David ‘Nino’ Rodriguez

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“One thing, bien que, is certain. ‘When the Lights Go Out’ is his 36th and best knockout.” Bill Knight, El Paso Times,
Positive reviews and media attention are pouring in for former heavyweight contender and fan favorite David “Nino” Rodriguez, on the strength of his new book, “When The Lights Go Out,” a powerful memoir of his life growing up as a fighter.
Available through amazon.com, “When the Lights Go Out” is priced at $17.95 (paperback) et $7.95 (Kindle).
In an inspiring tale of a bullied child growing into a fearsome warrior, Étape, Texas-based Rodriguez, qui est allé 35-2 as a professional including 35 KOs, winning four regional championships along the way, manages to pull at the reader’s heart strings while never shying away from the brutal realities he experienced.
From street fights in Juarez, Mexique, to his beloved former trainer being murdered, to accidentally overdosing and nearly being murdered himself by street thugs, Rodriguez’s story is an unblinking eye to a life very nearly cut short at several turns.
While Rodriguez’s cement fists allowed him a decorated career in boxing that is rare, what sets this story apart from other boxing tomes is his ability to convey the fears and anxieties behind his talent for violence. While watching a heavyweight slugger walk to the ring with malicious intent in his unblinking eyes, how many see a child hiding in the bathroom stall to avoid schoolyard bullies? Rodriguez bares his soul in this remarkable story, showing intelligence, wit and stunning personal insight along the way.
Rodriguez hopes this story will help other fighters recognize if their careers are being mishandled the way his was. He hopes underdogs around the world will be inspired to believe in their talents and overcome their fears. He hopes those dealing with substance issues or depression will find comfort in his resurrection as an activist for several causes, and most of all, he hopes you’ll enjoy this hard-hitting autobiography by a truly remarkable sports figure.
Pour plus d'informations, visitez www.davidninorodriguez.com.
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FNU Sports de combat Voir: FU de Miesha à Dana White, GSP et l'Union des combattants géants, Conor Être Conor et Ward vs. Récapitulatif de Kovalev

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Cette semaine sur le FNU Combat Sports Show, nous discutons d'un mois de novembre fantastique en ce qui concerne les combats. Nous n'avons eu que deux concerts le mois dernier, nous commençons donc cette semaine en mode rattrapage. Nous discutons Ward vs. Kovalev longuement, aller sur quelques tangentes, puis passer à l'examen de Tony sur “Saigner pour ça.” Nous revenons ensuite au MMA pour le commentaire de Rich sur Miesha Tate racontant à Dana White, “FU, tu n'es pas mon patron..” après sa demande qu'elle aille à l'hôpital après son combat avec Raquel Pennington. Tate a pris sa retraite plus tôt dans la soirée après une brillante carrière. Rich se lance également sur le front des syndicats de chasseurs et de nouveaux développements avec Georges St. Pierre, Ex-PDG de Bellator, Bjorn Rebney, Cain Velasquez, T.J. Dillashaw et d'autres notables de l'UFC innovent dans le créneau avec le fondation de la Mixed Martial Arts Athletes Association. Nous parvenons également à prévisualiser le calendrier de boxe du week-end à venir avant la fin de la diffusion ce soir..

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