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Exciting Former World Champion Shawn Porter Meets Former Title Challenger Thomas Dulorme in Welterweight Battle That Headlines Mayweather vs. McGregor Preliminary Bouts on FOX & Fox Sports

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Hape! A Battle Between Unbeaten Prospects Juan Heraldez &
Jose Miguel Borrego in the Co-Feature
Moqebelo, August 26 From T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas
Fox & FOX Deportes Begins Live at 7 p.m. LE/4 p.m. PT
Four-Fight SHOWTIME PPV Telecast Begins at 9 p.m. LE/PT
Las Vegas (August, 10, 2017) – Former world champion and top welterweight contender “Nako Ea Lipontšo” Shawn Porter (27-2-1, 17 Kos) will take on former title challenger Thomas Dulorme (24-2, 18 Kos) in a 10-round showdown that headlines Mayweather vs. McGregor preliminary bouts presented by Mayweather Promotions live on Fox le Fox Sports Moqebelo, Aug. 26 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
“As always I’m just excited to get in the ring and perform,” o ile a re Porter. “I think fighting on network television again will be awesome and a huge opportunity for me. And to do it before one of the most anticipated sporting events ever is even more exciting. I feel like I’ve earned this spot and I’m ready to give the people the appetizer they deserve! ‘Showtime’ Shawn Porter never disappoints and I will prove that again on August 26.”
“I’m thankful for this opportunity on August 26,” o ile a re Dulorme. “I have been blessed with great fans and my last fight helped me to gain a little more recognition, but I am just getting started. I had a great performance back in January with a TKO victory, and this fight I plan to bring that same mindset into the ring. I am ready to win and to fight on Floyd Mayweather’s card is a blessing. I have a great team behind me and I am confident. I know my opponent is tough, but he’s just the opponent I need to really show everyone that I am even tougher.”
Moqebelo oa coverage begins on FOX and FOX Deportes with a one-hour Prefight Show at 6 p.m. LE/3 p.m. PT. Prelims on FOX and FOX Deportes begin at 7 p.m. LE/4 p.m. PT and leads directly into the Mayweather vs. McGregor event that willbe produced and distributed by SHOWTIME PPV beginning at9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT.
Action on FOX and FOX Deportes will include a 10-round super lightweight bout between unbeaten prospects Juan Heraldez (12-0, 8 Kos) le Jose Miguel Borrego (13-0, 12 Kos).
“After my last fight, I gained a lot of inspiration to show more to my fans,” said Heraldez. “I’m bringing the best Juan Heraldez to this fight. My last few performances have been great, and I’ve shown that I can have the power to knock my opponents out. I’m familiar with my opponent, but truthfully he’s not a factor and on fight night my 0 will not go.”
“This is a great chance for me to continue to show that I have the skills to be a future world champion,” said Borrego. “I’m going to leave everything in the ring and put on a great show for the fans like I always do. I respect my opponent and I think this will be a great fight, but I will end the night victorious.”
“The fans are in for a show,” o ile a re Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ea Mayweather ho phahamiswa. “Not only do we have an amazing lineup of fights on our PPV telecast, we have a stacked undercard and plan to give the fans more. More fights, more access. We plan to get the fans excitement brewing with matchups like Dulorme vs. Porter and Heraldez vs. Borrego all on network TV. These are some even matchups and we are happy to have FOX and FOX Deportes on board to showcase this talent ahead of the grand finale that is, Mayweather vs.. McGregor.”
A physically gifted fighter who had a strong amateur career, Porter became the WBC’s number one contender with a stoppage of Andre Berto in April after a close loss to unified champion Keith Thurman in June 2016 that garnered unanimous Fight of the Year consideration. The 29-year-old won a welterweight world title when he defeated Devon Alexander in 2013 in Brooklyn before defending the title with a dominant stoppage of Paulie Malignaggi. The Akron, Ohio-native now lives and trains in Las Vegas and he bounced back from a previous defeat to Kell Brook to knockout Erick Bone and earn a unanimous over four-division world champion Adrien Broner in 2015.
Representing Puerto Rico, by way of French Guiana, Dulorme last fought in January when he stopped Brian Jones in the sixth-round to pick up his second straight win after the 27-year-old had previously challenged Terrence Crawford for a vacant world title in 2015. Prior to his title opportunity, Dulorme picked up impressive victories over Hank Lundy, Karim Mayfield and DeMarcus Corley. He will look to make a big statement on his way to another world title opportunity with a win against Porter.
Unbeaten and fighting out of Las Vegas under the Mayweather Promotions banner, Heraldez is unbeaten since turning pro in 2009, including a successful 2017 debut that saw him go eight rounds for the first time as he dropped Alfonso Olvera on his way to a unanimous decision. The 27-year-old earned five victories from 2015 ka 2016 and will have an opportunity to make a statement against his toughest opponent to date onAugust 26.
Ka feela 19-lilemo tse li, Borrego has burst onto the scene displaying big knockout power as he made his U.S. debut in February with a first round stoppage and followed it by stopping John Delperdang in the seventh-round of a televised contest this April. Fighting out of Aguascalientes, Mexico, Borrego most recently scored a fourth-round stoppage of once-beaten Kevin Watts in June and enters this contest on an 11-fight knockout streak.
The undercard bouts in the arena will kick-off with 2016 Great Britain Olympian Savannah Marshall making her pro debut in a four-round super middleweight attraction. The 26-year-old from Hartlepool, England was an Amateur World Champion, a Commonwealth Games gold medalist and the only boxer to have ever defeated two-time Olympic gold medalist Claressa Shields.
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TWO WORLD TITLE FIGHTS INCLUDING AMERICA’S YOUNGEST WORLD CHAMPION GERVONTA DAVIS FACING FRANCISCO FONSECA ANNOUNCED FOR MAYWEATHER vs. McGREGOR SHOWTIME PPV®UNDERCARD

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Badou Jack Challenges 175-Pound Champ Nathan Cleverly & Undefeated Andrew Tabiti Takes on Two-Time World Champion Steve Cunningham In Trio Of High-Stakes Matchups Preceding
Mayweather vs.. McGregor Main Event
Moqebelo, Aug. 26 Live on SHOWTIME PPV at 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT
From T-Mobile Arena In Las Vegas
Las Vegas (August 10, 2017) – Two world championship fights including a title defense by America’s youngest world champion are part of the trio of high stakes matchups on the Mayweather vs. McGregor SHOWTIME PPV undercard on Moqebelo, Aug. 26 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and presented by Mayweather Promotions.
The four-fight SHOWTIME PPV event, beginning live at 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT, is headlined by the unprecedented super welterweight matchup between boxing’s undefeated all-time great Floyd Mayweather and UFC superstar Conor McGregor. A ho sebdisana ha hlahisa gia, Krrish bochaba naleli Gervonta “Tank” Davis will make the second defense of his IBF Junior Lightweight World Championship against undefeated challenger Francisco Fonseca as the 22-year-old looks to continue his reign as the youngest current champion from the U.S.
WBA Light Heavyweight Titlist Nathan ka masene will defend his title against former 168-pound world champion Badou Jack “The Ripper”, who is stepping up in weight and into this world title tilt.
The pay-per-view telecast will open with undefeated rising cruiserweight contenderAndrew “The Coat” Tabiti taking ontwo-time world champion Steve kekana “U.S.S.” Cunningham in a 10-round bout for the USBA cruiserweight title.
“What a night this will be for fight fans,” o ile a re Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ea Mayweather ho phahamiswa. “Not only will they witness a first of its kind main event, but they will also see two incredible world title fights, as Mayweather Promotions’ very own current and former world champions go head-to-head in separate bouts. Gervonta Davis is nothing short of pure boxing talent with dynamite power. Former super middleweight world champion Badou Jack is making his light heavyweight debut, and looking to take the title away from a tough and experienced Nathan Cleverly. Empa pele, Andrew “The Coat” Tabiti will open the pay-per-view telecast with what I expect to be a magnificent performance. This diverse card is an epic, international affair stacked with talent. Make sure you don’t miss the biggest event the sport has ever seen.”
“This undercard includes three meaningful matches featuring fighters we’ve seen develop over the years on SHOWTIME,” a re Stephen Espinoza, Phethahatso Vice Mopresidente le General Manager, Showtime Sports. “Gervonta Davis has fast-tracked himself to stardom on this network, we’ve seen Badou Jack develop from prospect to champion, and we’re now witnessing similar growth with Andrew Tabiti. We’re excited to watch them compete in tough, competitive matchups on this global stage.”
Gervonta Davis vs. Francisco Fonseca – IBF Junior Lightweight World Championship
One of the fastest-rising young stars in the sport, Davis (18-0, 17 Kos) became the youngest reigning champion from the U.S. when he knocked out Jose Pedraza in January to capture the IBF 130-pound crown. The 22-year-old made his first title defense in style when he went to London and stopped Liam Walsh in May. Both bouts aired live on SHOWTIME. Representing Baltimore, Davis won the 2012 National Golden Gloves championship and scored knockouts in his first eight fights after turning pro in 2013. He enters this matchup on a streak of nine-straight fights that have ended with a knockout victory.
“I’m really excited to fight as the co-main event on the biggest card in combat sports history,” re Davis. “I plan to put on a great show for everyone in attendance in Las Vegas and for those who purchase the PPV. I want to thank my team for this incredible opportunity. I’m ready for Floyd Mayweather to pass his torch to me. To my fans, I appreciate all of you. Support me and I’ll fight for you!”
Fighting out of San Ramon, Costa Rica, Fonseca (19-0-1, 13 Kos) o hlōla 19 straight fights after turning pro with a majority draw in 2013. Fonseca quickly established himself as one of the top fighters from his country with victory after victory, including a fourth-round knockout of Luis Gonzlaez to capture a regional 130-pound belt last August. The 23-year-old will make his U.S. debut when he faces Davis and he enters this contest having won his last five bouts inside of the distance. Fonseca began his 2017 with a third round knockout of Eliecer Lanzas in March and is trained by two-time world champion Ivan Calderon.
“I am super grateful for this great opportunity,” said Fonseca. “The dream of every young boxer is to fight for the world title and this opportunity comes at the best moment of my career and in the biggest in the history of this sport. I will beat Gervonta Davis and I will shock the world that night.”
Nathan Cleverly vs. Badou Jack – WBA Light Heavyweight World Championship
A two-time world champion at light heavyweight, Cleverly (30-3, 16 Kos) bounced back from a defeat to Andrzej Fonfara in a 2015 Fight of the Year contender to defeat hometown champ Juergen Braehmer last October to pick up his WBA title. Cleverly’s previous title reign saw him take down the likes of Tony Bellew, Nadjib Mohammedi, Shawn Hawk and Tommy Karpency before dropping a contest to Sergey Kovalev. The Wales resident will make his fourth start in the U.S., having won two of his first three contests stateside.
“This is a fight I have wanted ever since Badou Jack moved to light heavyweight and I’m delighted to fight in Vegas on an event like this,” re ka masene. “I’ve trained long and hard for this fight and I’m ready to be let off the leash. This is the biggest fight of my career so far and I’m going to do a number on Badou Jack on August 26.”
Now fighting in the 175-pound division, Jack’s final fight at 168 pounds came in a title unification on SHOWTIME in January against James DeGale. Jack (21-1-2, 12 Kos) shook off an early knockdown to floor DeGale in the final round in a close majority draw in which both fighters retained their belts. The 2008 Olympian from Gambia won his world title in 2015 by defeating then unbeaten Anthony Dirrell and defended the belt against current champion George Groves and former champion Lucian Bute. The 33-year-old is unbeaten in his last six bouts as he seeks a world title in a second weight class.
“I’m thankful for this opportunity and I’m excited about getting another shot at a world title,” a re Jack. “To be a part of this event and fighting on this card is historic. Nothing beats it. Ke thabile ho khutlela ka lesakaneng la litebele. I’m getting ready to take that belt, and win a title in my second weight class. The biggest difference between past training camps and preparing for this fight is the fact that I was training to get the weight down, now I’m training to build muscle and perfect my boxing strategy. This will be a tough fight, but I don’t see any issues getting through it. I feel confident and fans can expect a win by knockout or decision. He’s not leaving with that belt. It’s staying right here in Las Vegas.”
Andrew Tabiti vs. Steve Cunningham – 10 Round Cruiserweight Bout
Originally from Chicago but fighting out of Las Vegas, Tabiti (14-0, 12 Kos) recorded victories against previously unbeaten fighters Keith Tapia and Quantis Graves in his last two outings – both on ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong – as he works to solidify himself as a contender in the red hot cruiserweight division. The 27-year-old turned pro in 2013 after amassing a solid 32-6 amateur record and scored knockout victories in his first 10 lintoa. He’ll battle his most experienced opponent to date when he faces the multiple-time champion Cunningham.
“I’ve always been dedicated when it comes to training and this camp has been no different,” said Tabiti. “I know I am fighting a veteran who has a lot of experience, so I can’t slack on my conditioning and training. He’s tough and he’s only been stopped once and that was when he moved up in weight to heavyweight, so it would be a big statement for me to stop him. This fight is a test for me. Anytime you get in the ring you never really know how things will pan out, but I have a great team. To the fans, expect a victory and a great fight on August 26th because I am going to make sure I come out on top.”
E emetseng le leholo loana motseng oa Philadelphia, Cunningham (29-8-1, 13 Kos) returned to action in March with a victory over Felipe Romero after an exciting challenge of cruiserweight champion Krzysztof Glowacki in April 2016. Twice a world champion as a cruiserweight, a ba hlōla Krzysztof Wlodarczyk a 2006 to capture his belt before successfully defending his title against Marco Huck via a twelfth-round TKO. Ile ea e-mampodi wa lefatshe ka hape a 2010 ha o ile a khaotsa Troy Ross ea bohlano ho pota-pota. The experienced veteran also owns victories over previously unbeaten fighters Amir Mansour and Natu Visinia and scored a knockdown of Tyson Fury in a losing effort during their 2013 qeta.
“This is one of the biggest cards of the decade and its mind blowing to be a part of it,” o ile a re Cunningham. “I have to top it off with a victory. Taking on a good, undefeated young prospect is a challenge in itself, but a victory will prove age is just a number. Hard work is a part of my everyday life.”
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MAYWEATHER vs.. McGREGOR
Floyd Mayweather vs.. Conor McGregor is a 12-round super welterweight matchup that pits the legendary boxer Mayweather against the all-time MMA great McGregor in the main event of an unprecedented four-fight pay-per-view boxing event. Mayweather vs.. McGregor takes place on Moqebelo, August 26 ka 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The event is produced and distributed live by SHOWTIME PPV and promoted by Mayweather Promotions.
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JUSTIN DeLOACH STUNS CHRIS PEARSON WITH SECOND ROUND KO IN MAIN EVENT OF SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATION TRIPLEHEADER FROM PECHANGA RESORT & Le casino

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Saul Rodriguez Wins By Split Decision and Andrew Tabiti
Scores TKO Victory As Both Remain Undefeated
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TEMECULA, Dorella. (Feb. 24, 2017) – Justin “The Mokhethoa” DeLoach scored a shocking upset over Chris “Young King” Pearson in a second-round knockout victory ka labohlano e kholo ea ho ketsahalo ea ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong on SHOWTIME in front of a sellout crowd from Pechanga Resort & Casino a Temecula.
DeLoach, (17-1, 9 Kos), of Augusta, Ga. continued his impressive winning streak with his seventh straight victory as he claimed the vacant USBA super welterweight title with the win, knocking out Pearson (14-2, 10 Kos, WSB 3-0, 1 KO) ka 2:30 ea bobeli pota.
Pearson, who trains in Las Vegas and fights out of Dayton, Ohio, was first knocked down after DeLoach threw a strong left hook that caught Pearson sideways and dropped him to the canvas with one minute to go in Round 2.
DeLoach didn’t let up, going after the hurting Pearson with a flurry of combinations sending him down again on a straight up right hand and leaving Pearson on his knees for the entire 10-second count.
“I’m not surprised that it happened so quickly,” DeLoach said. “We had a strategy and we stuck to it. Hard work pays off and that was proof. I didn’t think I was an underdog, but I understand the whole thing of psychological warfare. I always go into the ring like I am on top no matter what.”
The southpaw Pearson, who was appearing on ShoBox for third time, never got going and landed just one body punch in the short fight connecting on just nine percent of his total punches (four of 43) compared to 32 percent for DeLoach (29 ea 92).
“Pearson seemed a step slower from the start and DeLoach came forward,” a re ShoBox setsebi setsebi Steve kekana Farhood, who later called the DeLoach win a shocker. “Wow. Even if you liked DeLoach to win this fight, you are surprised it happened this soon.”
He later added: “I thought it was going to be a distance fight. Pearson never recovered from his loss to Eric Walker. DeLoach continues to surprise. This is his fourth consecutive major win and now I believe he’s a contender at 154 pounds-maybe one or two fights away from a world title fight.”
The bout was originally scheduled for last September before Pearson was forced to withdraw due to an injury suffered in training.
“I felt lackluster,” Pearson said. “He came out and he was explosive, he was busy. He didn’t do anything I didn’t expect. Things happened the way they did, and you gotta take the good with the bad. He hit me in the eye which got me a bit disoriented. He fought like I thought he would, he did what he had to do. His performance didn’t surprise me.”
DeLoach was clearly overcome with emotion as he reflected on his huge victory. “Ke ikutloa ke e khōlō,” DeLoach said. “I am emotional right now. I come from a small city and my mom is here and she’s in tears. Seeing my mom and my family here, I am just proud.”
In the co-main event of the evening, undefeated up-and-coming prospect Saule “Neno” Rodriguez (21-0-1, 15 Kos) of nearby Riverside won a split decision treating the hometown fans to a close outcome against a tough and game Oscar “Machine” Mosebetsi O Motle (22-7, 10 Kos) tsa 10 ho pota bobebe ntoa.
Judge Carla Caiz scored it 95-94 for Rodriguez; Tony Crebs 95-94 for Bravo and Jerry Cantu 97-92 in favor of the still undefeated Rodriguez, who had never been past eight rounds before Moqebelo bosiu, and also was knocked down for the first time in his career in the fifth round.
“I was pretty happy with my performance, but I know there are a few things I need to work on and really just stay focused,” Rodriguez said. “When you’re fighting a wild opponent like Bravo, it gets tough, he head-butted me a few times which affected my visual, but I didn’t let his wild style interrupt my plan.
“I was definitely going for the KO throughout the night, but I was still boxing with him. I just gotta go back in the gym and continue developing as a fighter, I am just happy to bring the win home to my hometown and my home stable [Mayweather ho phahamiswa].”
A straight right hand by Bravo dropped the 23-year-old Rodriguez for the first time in his career with 1:50 left in the fifth round giving Bravo a huge 10-8 pota. In the sixth round Bravo, 29, was again impressive and was able to effectively get inside against Rodriguez and land several powerful combinations.
Going into the final round, the two were almost equal in number of punches thrown and number of punches connected. Rodriguez was a bit more active in the end, o tlohang ka 33 etsang liphesente tse hae punches (174 ea 522) compared to 31 percent for Bravo (155 ea 497).
In the telecast opener, undefeated cruiserweight Tse ling tsea “The Coat” Tabiti (14-0, 12 Kos) ea Chicago, Kula., out-worked and out-classed the previously undefeated Quantis “The Grim Reaper” Le mabitla a (11-1-2, 4 Kos) ea Beaumont, Texas, scoring a technical knockout after six rounds.
The 27-year-old Tabiti was simply too skilled and powerful for the out-manned 34-year-old Graves, who was fighting for just the second time in the past 27 dikgwedi tse.
Near the end of the fourth round Tabiti – fighting for the second time on ShoBox – unleashed a series of powerful combinations that all but ended the fight putting the visibly hurt Graves against the ropes before he was saved by the bell.
In the sixth round, Tabiti hurt Graves again leaving him back-pedaling and finally sending him to the canvas for the first time in his professional career with a brutal body shot. Graves never made it out for the seventh round as he and his corner threw in the towel in between rounds. The referee, Ray Corona, signaled the end of the fight.
“As soon as I got in the ring, I knew it was game over for him,” Tabiti said. “Figuring out his game plan was easy money. The only thing I feel I could have done better was get him out of the fight quicker. He was talking a lot before the fight, but I didn’t let that get in my head I just came out and did what I was supposed to do.
Graves connected on only three body punches on the night, compared to 29 for Tabiti, ba ba neng ba lula 43 etsang liphesente tse hae kakaretso punches, bapisoa le feela 11 percent for Graves, ba ba neng ba e ne e le 159go th fighter to lose his undefeated record on ShoBox.
“Tabiti is very fast,” Graves said. “I’ve been boxing for 19 years and I’ve never fought anyone as fast as him. Ha ke na ikemela. It is okay. Tabiti was cocky before the fight and humble after. He just needs to keep working hard and perfect his skills.”
Ketsahalo ne a khothalletsa ka Mayweather ho phahamiswa le TGB ho phahamiswa, and was witnessed by all-time great and Mayweather Promotions President Floyd Mayweather, who celebrated his 40go th letsatsi la tsoalo ka labohlano and was interviewed by Farhood on the telecast before the Rodriguez-Bravo fight.
Labohlano oa three-fight telecast will re-air Mantaha, Feb. 27 ka 10 p.m. LE/PT on SHOWTIME EXTREME and will be available on SHOWTIME ON DEMAND beginning Feb. 25.
Barry Tompkins bitsoa ShoBox bohato ho tloha ringside le Farhood le pele e neng e lefatše mampoliRaul, Marquez sebeletsa e le setsebi bahlahlobisisi ba. A phethahatso molemi e ne e le Gordon Hall le Richard Gaughan hlahisa le Rick Phillips ba tataise.
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SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATION FINAL WEIGHTS, E qotsa & PHOTOS FOR TRIPLEHEADER TOMORROW LIVE ON SHOWTIME®

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Hosasane/Labohlano from Pechanga Resort & Casino a Temecula, Dorella.

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TEMECULA (Feb. 23, 2017) – Top super welterweight prospects Chris “Young King” Pearson le Justin “The Chosen One” DeLoach weighed-in ka Thursday for their 10-round main event hosasane/Labohlano, February 24 ka ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong phela ka ho NAKO EA LIPONTŠO® (10 p.m. LE/PT, lieha ka West Coast) ho tloha Pechanga Casino & Resort in Temecula.

 

Pearson, (14-1, 10 Kos, WSB 3-0, 1 KO), who trains in Las Vegas and fights out of Dayton, Ohio, bounced back from his first defeat with a dominant decision victory over Joshua Okine last April and is stepping up in class and opposition, while the aggressive-minded DeLoach, (16-1, 8 Kos), of Augusta, Ga. has won six in a row, including three unbeaten fighters in his last three outings.

 

In the telecast opener, unbeaten cruiserweights Andrew Tabiti (13-0, 11 Kos) le Quantis Graves (11-0-2, 4 Kos) will clash in a 10-round bout and undefeated up-and-coming prospect Saul Rodriguez (20-0-1, 15 Kos) will take on Chile’s Oscar Bravo (22-6, 10 Kos) tsa 10 ho pota bobebe ntoa.

 

The event is promoted by Mayweather ho phahamiswa le TGB ho phahamiswa.

 

Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, e khothalletsa ka Mayweather ho phahamiswa le ho TGB ho phahamiswa, ba turu ka $99.50, $69.50 le $49.50 'me li ka Sale hona joale. Tickets ka rekoa Inthaneteng ho etela www.ticketmaster.com kapa ka bitsa 1-800-745-3000.

 

Official ho bekha

 

vacant USBA Super Welterweight Championship – 10 O garela

Chris Pearson – 152 ¾ ka boima ba lik'hilograma tse

Justin DeLoach – 151 ¾ ka boima ba lik'hilograma tse

 

Lightweight Bout – 10-Rounds

Saul Rodriguez – 133 ¾ ka boima ba lik'hilograma tse

Oscar Bravo – 132 ¾ ka boima ba lik'hilograma tse

NABF Cruiserweight Championship – 10-O garela

Andrew Tabiti – 196 ¼ lik'hilograma tse

Quantis Graves – 198 ¾ ka boima ba lik'hilograma tse

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Chris Pearson

 

On fighting Justin DeLoach…

“I have had my back against the wall before. I know how it feels. I perform at my best when I have my back against the wall. I know he’s a talented fighter and that he has power in both hands, but I also know that he looks shaky when he gets cracked. He’s an athletic guy, he’s fast and moves well, but I’m the more skillful fighter.

 

“DeLoach makes a lot of mistakes in the ring. I’m going to take advantage of that. He’s never been against a guy like me. He won’t pass through me. I’m simply the better fighter here.

 

“I have the better jab and I have the pedigree. I’m disciplined and patient. You’ll see hosasane bosiu, DeLoach is in for a surprise. The only way this kid beats me is if I’m going with the wrong strategy, but I know I won’t. As far as skill for skill, I know I’m at a different level.”

 

On training camp…

“I’ve been in camp since April last year—almost a year. I’m not concerned in the very least about making weight. I woke up this morning at 152 lik'hilograma tse. I learned from my mistakes. Every fight that I’ve looked mediocre it’s been because I kill myself making the weight.”

On his loss against Eric Walker…

“I struggled to make weight for my fight against Walker. I had to lose 20 lik'hilograma tse a 10 matsatsi a. I waited until the last minute to make weight and I paid the price. Ke ne ke sa maoto a. I had him in the position I wanted him, but I had no energy to close the deal. I couldn’t deliver. I lost that fight on the scale. I learned my lesson. It won’t happen again.”

Ka hosasane night’s matchup…

“I don’t think it’s going to be a boxing match for long. Once one of us gets comfortable with the range and believe we have the advantage, we are going to start opening up more. If he comes up a little hotter, I believe my skills are going to dictate the pace and make adjustments as we go. Boxing is the sweet science but is not rocket science. You get in there and you find the advantage. You do what you have to do, adjust and get the win.”

Justin DeLoach

On working with his new trainer, Lucius Robinson…

“I had some differences with my previous trainer [Pauluse Williams]. I wanted more of the mental side of training, not only the physical. We just had different philosophies so I decided to change trainers.

 

“I’m training with Lucius Robinson now and it’s a big change—psychologically and philosophically. I’m really breaking down what I’m doing in the ring. I’m not just going in there to fight. As a young fighter you get in the ring and you just fight, but you have to do more than that. I’m learning how to use my head in the ring. When I’m hitting you, I know why I’m hitting you, where I’m hitting you. I know what I’m going to do.

 

“Learning the mental side of my sport really took me to another level. Anybody can get in there and get knocked out—that’s why I had my first loss—but who can really go in there and do what Floyd does? Break an opponent down in the later rounds. Master the sweet science. That’s the biggest change I had in my career, to learn the mental side of the sport.”

 

On his last three fights…

“I fought three undefeated prospect last year and I beat them. Ke ile ka loana Junior Castillo who has power in both hands. I went in there, I did my thing and I outclassed him. I got the knockout over Dillon Cook eaba Dominique Dolton, who is a respectable opponent. I had a heck of a year.”

On his fight against Dominique Dolton…

“It was something that came together last minute. I was supposed to fight Chris Pearson but he got injured. I really appreciate the opportunity of fighting Dolton because a lot of up-and-comers don’t have the opportunity to fight a guy like that. Dolton was like a championship fight for me. He taught me a lot and took me to a whole different level. He was a replacement opponent, and my God, he’s a hell of a fighter.”

 

On his KO over Dillon Cook on ShoBox…

“It’s funny. I’m more of a boxer than a puncher. I don’t look for the knockout. I like to box. I think of myself as a boxer-puncher. I feel my opponents don’t usually know how much power I have. They underestimate me and I’m OK with that. My power catches them off balance.”

On fighting a southpaw…

“When you fight a southpaw, there are only two people you can study: Floyd Mayweather le Roy Jones Refresh. If you watch tape on them you can learn a lot. It can help you develop your skills. I did my homework. I know exactly what I’m going to do hosasane."

 

On making weight…

“I never had a problem making weight. My body feels good. When I was with Ronnie Shields at the beginning of my career, I learned that if I take care of my weight early on, you can concentrate on training for the fight. E le, that’s what I do. I make weight early and then I train hand to fight my opponent.”

 

Saul Rodriguez

 

Ka hosasane fight against Oscar Bravo…

“I want to look good. If I focus on dictating the pace for this fight, the knockout will come. My punches will keep on coming and I eventually will get some damage done. I’ll drop him and then, I’ll stop him.

 

“I always look for the knockout. It’s just more satisfying for me. I like KOs, but I’ll be patient. I feel that Bravo is tailor-made for me. O-s'o ka ile a khaotsa ho. So I want to stop him. U se ke ua 'na fosahetseng, I won’t be reckless. But if he’s there for me to punch, I’ll punch him and I’ll go for the knockout.”

 

On changing promoters…

“Top Rank wanted to sign me again, but it was my decision to leave. I felt I was not treated well. I felt that I wasn’t getting the opportunities I deserved. So I decided to sign with Floyd, and here I am, fighting on SHOWTIME. It was a good move.”

 

On sparring with Mikey Garcia…

“I’ve sparred with Mikey Garcia for years. He got me ready for almost every professional fight I’ve had. I would say we’ve sparred over 100 o garela. Ke ithutile dintho tse ngata ho mo. I think that having him as a sparring partner it’s been a difference maker for me. It’s made me a better fighter.”

On what’s next…

“I’m going to get a title at 130 first and then I’ll move up in weight. I’d like to fight Miguel Berchelt—the guy that just beat Vargas. Gervonta Davis is at that weight too. I’ll meet him down the road. I’m more interested in unifying. I want to get the WBC title and then I want to go for the IBF.”

 

Oscar Bravo

On training camp…

“I’ve been training in Floyd’s gym in Vegas. We were in training camp for a while. Ke nahana 135 is my best weight to fight at.”

 

Ka mohanyetsi oa hae, Saul Rodriguez…

"O e ntle ntoa se. He’s a young fighter and hasn’t been in the gym with the experienced fighters like I have. He throws wild punches. Haeba o etsa hore, I will make him pay.”

 

On what’s next…

“I want to be a world champion someday. I’ve never had this much time to prepare for a fight, so you’re going to see a different fighter this time. I’m confident and feel like this fight is going to change my life.

 

“My dream was to become Chilean champion and I did. I always took last minute fights with two weeks’ notice and went the distance.”

 

Andrew Tabiti

 

On his performance against Keith Tapia…

“I kept my composure. I thought I was sharp. A lot of people didn’t think I was going to beat Tapia, but I did. Styles make fights and we were matched perfectly. Since Tapia, I’m much better. He was high energy and moved a lot. He threw me off of my style at first, but I adjusted.”

 

Ka mohanyetsi oa hae, Quantis Graves…

“I watched some tape on him. He’s flat-footed and stays stationary. I know what he has to offer. I can adjust well. I got a good jab, a great body punch.”

 

On what’s next…

“I’d love a world title shot, but I’m going to stay patient. I’m still at Floyd’s gym and working hard. I want to be a heavyweight someday. I’d like to stay more active and fight more.

 

“If things go well, I’d like a title shot later this year. There are not a lot of American boxers in my weight class. I’d like to fight Shumenov Beibu. That’s who I want.

 

“I’d like to move to heavyweight later in my career.”

 

Quantis Graves

 

On his matchup hosasane night…

“I plan on beating Andrew Tabiti hosasane bosiu. I’ve prepared for this. We’ve done everything. I’ve been prepared for this fight mentally. I’ve never been 100 percent for a fight, except for this one.

 

“I’m not worrying about Tabiti. Tabiti is worried about me. He has the title to lose. That’s how I feel about it. I’ve seen his YouTube videos, and I’ve seen the mistakes he’s made. And I’m going to capitalize on those mistakes.

 

“I’m not just fighting Tabiti, I’m fighting TMT. I’m fighting Floyd. I’m taking this fight very seriously.”

 

Ka mohanyetsi oa hae, Andrew Tabiti…

“Everybody can look good when you fight guys that can’t fight. His last opponent, [Keith] Tapia was good. But who else has he fought?

 

“I have everything to gain, nothing to lose. Ke lapile. I’m not a pampered, spoiled guy. I have nobody buying me cars. I have a car note, a house note, two kids and another one on the way. Ke lapile. I have everything to lose…I’m going to do what I have to do.”

On his pro career…

“I had a great amateur career. I had some stops and starts. I had issues when I didn’t get signed with a promoter coming out of the Olympic trials and that stalled my pro career a bit. My professional career started off slow. I’m not as active as I would have liked to be but I’m a young 34. I’ve never taken a beating. I fought five times and 2014, and twice in 2015 and last year, no fights. I live a clean life and don’t drink or don’t smoke. I just train. Every day.”

 

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Ka ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong
Tloha ha e thehoa ka July 2001, ea ka kelotlhoko acclaimed Showtime papading ya ditebele tsa letoto, ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong o ea hlahisa bacha talenta matched thata. The ShoBox filosofi ke ho televise e thabisang, le bongata-ba khahlisang le ba tlhōlisano mollo ha a ntse a ho fana ka ho paka fatše bakeng sa a ikemiselitse monyetla a ikemiselitse ho loantša bakeng sa lefatse le tlotla. Ba bang ba ho hōla lenane la 67 bahlabani ba ileng ba hlaha ka ShoBox le a maemogodimo ho Garner lefatše litlotla akarelletsa: Andre Ward, Deontay Wilder, Erislandy Lara, Shawn Porter, Gary Russell Jr., Lamont Peterson, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Omar Figueroa, Nonito Donaire, Devon Alexander, Carl Froch, Robert Guerrero, Timothea Bradley, Jessie Vargas, Juan Manuel Lopez, Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi, Ricky Hatton, Kelly Pavlik, Pauluse Williams le ho feta.

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SUPER WELTERWEIGHTS CHRIS PEARSON AND JUSTIN DELOACH HEADLINE SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATION TRIPLEHEADER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24

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Undefeated Prospect Saul Rodriguez Faces Chile’s Oscar Bravo
Andrew Tabiti vs. Quantis Graves in Telecast Opener
Phela ka ho Showtime ka 10 p.m. LE/PT
from Pechanga Resort & Casino a Temecula, Dorella.
Tickets Leha ho le joalo Available
TEMECULA (Feb. 20, 2017) – Top super welterweight prospects Chris Pearson le Justin DeLoach meet in a 10-round showdown in the main event of ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong ka labohlano, February 24 phela ka ho Showtime (10 p.m. LE/PT, lieha lebopong le ka bophirimela) from Pechanga Resort & Casino a Temecula, Dorella.
Pearson (14-1, 10 Kos, WSB 3-0, 1 KO) and DeLoach (16-1, 8 Kos) were scheduled to meet in the co-main event of Ishe Smith vs. Frank Galarza’s card in September 2016, but Pearson was forced to withdraw due to an injury suffered in training.
In the telecast opener, unbeaten cruiserweights Andrew Tabiti (13-0, 11 Kos) le Quantis Graves (11-0-2, 4 Kos) will clash in a 10-round bout and undefeated up-and-coming prospect Saul Rodriguez (20-0-1, 15 Kos) will take on Chile’s Oscar Bravo(22-6, 10 Kos)tsa 10 ho pota bobebe ntoa.
The event is promoted by Mayweather ho phahamiswa, which will celebrate the 40go thbirthday of its President Floyd Mayweather with this exciting fight card.
“This is my first fight since April and I’ve really taken this time to push myself as a fighter by gaining mental and physical strength,” said Pearson. “I’m thankful to my team for putting this fight together. It’s going to be a great show for the fans and I’m happy that it’s is finally ready to happen.”
“I’ve been very patient and focused,” said DeLoach. “I’ve shown through my last six performances that I am a tough opponent. The only way that Pearson can beat me is if he stops me and I don’t see that happening at all.”
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, e khothalletsa ka Mayweather ho phahamiswa le ho TGB ho phahamiswa, ba turu ka $99.50, $69.50 le $49.50 'me li ka Sale hona joale. Tickets ka rekoa Inthaneteng ho etela www.ticketmaster.com kapa ka bitsa 1-800-745-3000.
“We couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate Floyd’s 40go th birthday than with a great night of boxing featuring three exciting and competitive battles,” o ile a re Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ea Mayweather ho phahamiswa. “We’re looking forward to watching our own Chris Pearson and Justin DeLoach go head-to-head to establish themselves in the loaded 154-pound division. We’re also excited about one of our newest rising stars, Saul Rodriguez, as he looks to keep his perfect record intact in front of his hometown fans. The show will open with exciting knockout artist Andrew Tabiti, who’s continuing to climb the ranks in the cruiserweight division. This is going to be a great night from start to finish.”
“ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong is the perfect event to start our year of live boxing and sports at Pechanga Resort & Casino,” said Lee Torres, interim General Manager. “The franchise and Mayweather Promotions are known worldwide and we’re excited to host an action-packed night for boxing fans. This time next year, Pechanga fans can look forward to seeing boxing like this in the new 70,000 square foot event space as part of the resort’s ongoing $285 million expansion.”
Pearson, of Dayton, Ohio, loantša tsoa Las Vegas, Nev., had an outstanding amateur career that saw him capture a National Championship in 2011. He bounced back from his first defeat with a dominant decision victory over Joshua Okine last April. The 26-year-old previously picked up victories over Janks Trotter, Steven Martinez and Said El Harrak.
The 23-year-old DeLoach is coming off a six-bout winning streak in which he delivered an impressive knockout over previously unbeaten Dillon Cook in his ShoBox qalo(VIDEO: Click MONA ho shebella). He followed that up by knocking down previously unbeaten Junior Castillo twice on his way to a unanimous decision victory in June 2016 and most recently scored a unanimous decision victory over previously unbeaten Domonique Dolton. The fighter from Augusta, Georgia turned pro in 2013 le hlōla la hae la pele 10 fights before suffering a defeat in early 2015.
Fighting out of Riverside, Dorella., Rodriguez scored a first-round knockout in his professional debut in 2011 against William Fisher and has continued to dominate since. He first fell in love with the sport from watching the Fernando Vargas vs. Felix Trinidad fight at just five-years-old and began training at the Riverside Boxing Academy at age seven. The 23-year-old has stopped his opponents inside the distance in 10 ea hae ea ho qetela 12 lipheletsong. He most recently earned a seventh-round knockout against his toughest opponent to date in Daulis Prescott.
The 28-year-old Bravo has fought professionally since 2008 and was undefeated in his first 13 setsebi lintoa. Fighting out of Santiago de Chile, Bravo is coming off a second-round stoppage of previously unbeaten Cesar Vergara in 2016. The veteran has shared the ring and gone the distance with top contenders Felix Verdejo and Mason Menard while fighting in six countries, including twice in the U.S.
The highly regarded 27-year-old Chicago native Tabiti, is ranked No. 8 by the WBC and in the top 15 ke WBO. Hae ea ho qetela qala, he defeated previously unbeaten Keith Tapia on SHOWTIME in May of 2016. Pele ho moo, he had won 11 ea hae 12 fights inside the distance, including a second-round TKO over Tomas Lodi on Sept. 29, 2015. Tabiti, a solid amateur with a record of 32-6, turned pro in July 2013 le 10 stoppage victories in a row.
Born in New Orleans and fighting out of Beaumont, Texas, Graves returned to the ring in 2016 with a decision victory over Rayford Johnson. Graves turned pro in 2008 after serving as an Olympic alternate for the 2008 U.S. sehlopha. The cruiserweight is unbeaten in his 13 pro starts and he will be fighting in California for the first time on February 24.
Barry Tompkins tla bitsa ea ShoBox khato ho ringside le Steve kekana Farhood le pele e neng e lefatše 'mampoli Raul, Marquez sebeletsa e le setsebi bahlahlobisisi ba. Ya phethahatso molemi ke Gordon Hall le Rich Gaughan hlahisa le Rick Phillips ba tataise.
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THE Floyd MAYWEATHER JR. FOUNDATION PRESENTS: THE THANKSGIVING TURKEY GIVEAWAY AT THE MAYWEATHER BOXING CLUB IN LAS VEGAS

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Moqebelo, NOVEMBER 19TH AT 10:00 AM
A MORNING FULL OF GIVING: 100 TURKEYS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY!
WHO: Leonard ELLERBE, CEO ea Mayweather ho phahamiswa
FIGHTERS: Ishe Smith, Andrew Tabiti, Kevin Newman, Maurice Lee,
plus more!
ENG: This holiday season, The Floyd Mayweather Refresh. Motheo le Mayweather ho phahamiswa invite local families in our community to join us for our Thanksgiving turkey giveaway.
Our mission is to help provide a proper meal to families for Thanksgiving who may be experiencing tough times during the holidays. Each year we put together an initiative to give back to families around Thanksgiving, and this year we decided to put together a “Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway.” The giveaway is designed to bring families together for a morning of joyous giving, and help to alleviate the worry and stress that families may endure, due to little or no resources. This year we will provide 100 turkeys to those in attendance. We encourage as many families to join us and we recommend early arrival, to ensure you receive a turkey. We will be joined by some of the Mayweather Promotions boxing stars who will be in attendance to assist with the turkey giveaway and meet with families.
NENG: Moqebelo, November 19go th
10:00 a.m. PT – Event Begins
HOKAE: Mayweather Boxing Club
4020 Schiff Dr.
Las Vegas, NV 89103
Latela: The Floyd Mayweather Refresh. Foundation for updates and additional information, etela: tfmjf.org, Follow on Twitter: @tfmjf, Facebook: at Facebook.com/tfmjf, Instagram ka: Instagram.com/tjmjf and Shots: @tfmjf.
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FOUR UNBEATEN, U.S.-BORN CRUISERWEIGHTS LOOKING TO MAKE NAME FOR THEMSELVES, ADD LIFE TO DIVISION

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CRUISIN' FOR A BRUISIN: Camp e bolela

Labohlano, 'Na 13 ON SHOBOX: THE NEW isa molokong o mong LIVE

ON Showtime® FROM SAM’S TOWN LIVE IN LAS VEGAS

Quadrupleheader Highlighted By 10-Round Fights Between
Andrew Tabiti vs. Keith Tapia, Michael Hunter vs. Isiah Thomas


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Las Vegas (Ka 10, 2016) – Four young, undefeated cruiserweights from the United States will look to make a name for themselves when they meet in the featured bouts on ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong ena Labohlano, Ka 13, phela ka ho NAKO EA LIPONTŠO (10 p.m. LE/PT) ho tloha Sam’s Town Live.

 

The cruiserweight division has traditionally been dominated by Europeans boxers. Labohlano oa U.S.-born ShoBox fighters will be seeking to change that perception.

 

E kholo ea ho ketsahalo, talented Mayweather star Andrew “The Beast” Tabiti (12-0, 11 Kos), ea Las Vegas, takes on power-puncher Keith “Machine Gun” Tapia (17-0, 11 Kos), ea Bronx. N.Y.. 2012 U.S. Olympian, Michael Hunter (11-0, 8 Kos), ea Las Vegas, lifahleho Isiah Thomas (15-0, 6 Kos), ea Detroit, a ho sebdisana tšobotsi.

 

Other televised fights of a quadrupleheader: TMT’s Ronald “The Thrill” Gavril (15-1, 11 Kos), ea Las Vegas, will meet hard-punching Colombian Juan Camilo “La Boa” Novoa (26-6-1, 24 Kos) in a 10-round super middleweight bout and his TMT stablemate Sanjarbek “War” Rakhmanov (4-0, 3 Kos), of Las Vegas by way of Uzbekistan, tla hanyetsoa ke Alfonso Olvera (7-2, 3 Kos), ea Tucson, Ariz., is a six-round welterweight bout that will open the telecast. All but Gavril will be making their ShoBox debuts.

 

Tickets for the event promoted by Mayweather Promotions are priced at $25 le $50, se ke ua ho akarelletsa le ho hlokehang ditefello, 'me li ka Sale. Tickets ka rekoa Inthaneteng howww.samstownlv.com/entertain, ka bitsa (702) 284-7777, or at any Boyd Gaming box office.

 

Here’s what the fighters said about their fights Labohlano, training camp, their respective opponents and more:

 

Andrew TABITI

“It’s great that four undefeated cruiserweights are fighting each other. I want us to get the ball back into U.S. territory, since it is a historically European-dominated division. I definitely think the emergence of young cruiserweights like myself is changing that.

 

“I don’t compare myself to other cruiserweights in the division, I know I’m the best. I’m always looking to win impressively, and I look to put on a great performance for the fansLabohlano bosiu.

 

“Everything has been perfect. Kampong ea koetliso o 'nile a tla e khōlō. I started camp in February so I feel strong and comfortable. What’s interesting is that I’m not nervous at all despite this being my first headlining debut. I see it as any other fight where I know what I am coming in to do. I think that lets me know that I am maturing as a fighter and feel a lot more confident in my skills and abilities.

 

“I’ve been waiting for the right date and this is it. I believe my career moving is great, what I dreamed of. Now it’s time to take the next step.

 

“Personally I’ve never seen Tapia fight, but I’ve watched videos. He is unbeaten, a solid opponent. Styles make fights and this is a good one for me. I’m looking forward to continuing to step up and give everybody a good performance and get close to a title fight.

 

“I can’t wait. I’m going in confident. The key is to get the victory, it’s the main thing. Winning is everything.

 

“I feel blessed to be training out of Floyd’s gym and be able to fight under Mayweather Promotions. He’s someone I look up to so being where I am is a dream coming to reality. I love training at Mayweather Boxing Club. It keeps me focused and hungry.”

 

KEITH TAPIA

 

“Fighting Tabiti is a great, real challenge. I like the way he fights. Ke mo hlompha, but I’m going to be bad weather for him. I’m going to take control right away; it will be a Tapia fight, not a Tabiti fight. That’s a fact.

 

“Tabiti is a talented boxer. His style is a Mayweather style. I love Floyd Mayweather as a fan, but Tabiti’s not Floyd Mayweather. Me? Ke tla ho loantša, hands up, moving forward as I go. I want to run over you.

 

“I’m definitely going to change the perception about me in this fight and the division because I’m a machine. I’m really confident and can’t wait to fight.

 

"Molemong oa ka, this is the right time. I am here and definitely ready to fight. I feel I’m the best in my weight class except no one has seen me yet. Tabiti may have the fame, but I’m not just going to talk the talk, I’m going to walk the walk.

 

“I think this is a big step up for me when I beat him. Once the bell rings, that’s when we know what is going to really happen.

 

“I’m going to become the cruiserweight champion, defend it a couple of times and then move up. I already feel like a champion both mentally and spiritually.

 

“All of my fights are equally important. I’m really satisfied with the way my career is going. If it wasn’t for boxing I wouldn’t be here right now. God and boxing saved me. If it wasn’t for them, I wouldn’t be alive.”

 

 

MICHAEL HUNTER

“This is a step up as far as competition compared to the past, with him being an undefeated cruiserweight. He’s a good, long-ranging southpaw. We are actually around the same age; we were in the amateurs at the same time, but never fought each other.Labohlano, I aim to win impressively. I don’t want to say I’m going for the knockout, if it happens it happens, but hopefully we can get it.

 

“Although I’ve fought on TV quite a few times before, this is going to be a good show with Mayweather Promotions. I’m thankful to be fighting on the undercard of my good friend Andrew Tabiti. That’s an honor, to be honest. It’s going to be great that my family and friends outside of Las Vegas will be able to tune in to watch me, so that’s a blessing.

 

“I wouldn’t say I’m satisfied with the way my career is going. I can’t complain because I have no losses, I just wish it would go at a little faster pace. I’m a two-time Olympian and in the amateurs we’re used to fighting 4-5 times out of the week, so adjusting to fighting once every few months or so feels a little stagnant to me. I really try not to think too far into the future, I try to live in the moment, but I hope to get a title shot relatively soon.

“I went into training camp right after my last fight, so it’s been about eight weeks. There’s always ups and downs in training, but as long as you keep a positive spirit, everything will end up going perfectly well. So it’s been going good I can’t complain. I usually train out of the Mayweather Boxing Club, but there’s been some construction going on so we have moved it to Fight Capitol and a few other places.

“I have been changing my training just to better myself, not necessarily for my opponent or for this fight.

 

“You have to be a little more focused in the Mayweather Gym. There’s a lot of stuff that doesn’t really happen in a normal gym simply because he is Floyd so it will bring it out of you or it won’t. Only the strongest survive.”

 

ISIAH THOMAS

 

"Labohlano is a good thing for up-and-coming, American cruiserweights. There are a lot of us in the division looking to make our mark. Not just myself. This is our chance to show that America has good fighters in the cruiserweight division. It’s the perfect showcase.

 

“I’m very excited about being part of Labohlano oa karete ya. I am just taking it all in and looking to perform to the top of my ability and showcase my talents.

 

“Hunter is young and hungry just like me, but I haven’t really seen or watched him. I’ve heard about him and I’m sure he’s going to bring his “A” game.

 

"Ke tseba seo nka se etsang, there’s no need for a lot of strategizing. I’m not just showing up.

 

“I feel my career is going good to this point. I keep rising. I’m on television. I like the pace I’m going but there is only way to really go, and that’s to the top. I don’t consider myself the best cruiserweight, just one of the top comers. Qetellong, and in due time, leha ho le joalo.

 

"Labohlano, I’m just going to do what I do best. Ehlile, you want to win impressively but the most important thing is to win. I’ve got to get that W.

 

“I live in Detroit but train in Miami, which is like a second home to me. Training camp has been going for about two months and it has been great. I get great sparring in Miami.”

 

Ronald Gavril

 

“I’m looking forward to having this big opportunity. Many people don’t know who I am so fighting on SHOWTIME will start giving me the exposure and recognition I need.

 

“Training camp has been going great, I feel strong and prepared. I’m happy and have no complaints. I feel blessed to be a part of this great card full of fighters with tremendous talent. It’s exciting to be able to share this with my stablemates here in our town.

 

“I’m looking forward to what this will bring not only for my future but for all of ours.”

 

JUAN NOVOA

 

“Training camp has been going great, I have been training for seven weeks now. I’m currently training in Miami, Fla.

 

“I have seen videos of his fights and can tell he is a strong fighter who is not afraid to mix it up. Considering that I have more professional fights and over 180 tsenwe lintoa, it is tough to say whether Gavril is a step up for me, until I step into the ring ena Labohlano.

 

“I would be more satisfied with my career if I had already won a world title, but unfortunately the circumstances from my last world championship challenge didn’t turn out in my favor. I know that by winning this fight I would immediately launch myself into world title contention and potentially another world title opportunity. I see myself either challenging for, or defending a world title a year from now.”

 

SANJARBEK RAKHMANOV

 

“I’ve watched Olvera enough to feel I know him. He’s a taller, Mexican guy. Ke batla ka thabo ho ho loantša mo.

 

“I train at Mayweather Boxing Club with Dewey Cooper; he’s been my coach since I turned pro. I had about 150 amateur fights and I got a lot of international experience.

 

“I consider myself a puncher. Once the bell rings, Ke tla ho loantša.

 

“I’m happy with the way things are going. I train hard every day. I’m coming to take all the titles. This is my weight, around 143 lik'hilograma tse. I don’t plan to go up much or down

 

“In this fight I want to win and look good and then come right back. I think after about a year I will be ready to take on all the top guys.’’

ALFONSO OLVERA

 

“Training camp has been great; we’ve been in training for about a month. Road work is good, the sparring is good with different boxers. The weight is not an issue. I train at Scrapyard Boxing Gym in Tucson, Ariz.

 

“Our opponent is formidable and to be taken serious. We know he is aggressive and expects to win so we have to bring our “A” game to the ring. We also expect to win.

 

“At this point in my career I am very happy with my progress. This card is definitely for the world to see, and is also a big step forward for us.

 

“We are welcoming the opportunity and grateful for it. We hope this fight elevates us to more opportunities and gets us closer to someday challenging for a world title.”

 

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UNDEFEATED CRUISERWEIGHTS ANDREW TABITI, KEITH TAPIA TO DEFEND THEIR PERFECT RECORDS ON SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATION LIVE ON SHOWTIME FRIDAY, 'Na 13 FROM SAM’S TOWN LIVE IN LAS VEGAS

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Hape! 2012 U.S. Olympian Michael Hunter,
Unbeaten Isiah Thomas Collide In Cruiserweight Action!
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Las Vegas (April 18, 2016) – Unbeaten Mayweather Promotions star Andrew “The Coat” Tabiti (12-0, 11 Kos) and undefeated power-puncher Keith “Machine Gun” Tapia (16-0, 11 Kos) will go toe-to-toe and put their perfect records on the line in an 10 round cruiserweight bout on Friday, Ka 13 ka ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong from Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas.
Televised coverage live on SHOWTIME begins at 10 p.m. LE/PT and features another exciting matchup in the cruiserweight division as 2012 U.S. Olympian Michael Hunter (11-0, 8 Kos) battles fellow unbeaten Isiah Thomas (15-0, 6 Kos) in 10-round bout. Hunter, who is coming off of a knockout victory in February, looks to keep his unblemished record in tact when he takes on Thomas, who is best known for winning the first ever Junior World Boxing Championship for the United States.
“I’m focused and I’m ready,” said Tabiti. “I’ve been in training camp for 10 weeks. My game plan is to go in and destroy. I want to thank my fans for supporting me and I am going to go in and give my fans a show.”
“I feel blessed by this opportunity to be boxing on ShoBox on May 13,” said Tapia. “I’m training hard and will put on a great fight. I will show the fans that I’m one of the best cruiserweights in the world.”
“Camp is going well and I’m ready for May 13,” said Hunter. “No matter who gets put in front of me, I’m going to keep taking care of business, and there’s nothing else to talk about.”
“I’m feeling good about this fight. Michael Hunter is a quality fighter with a good amateur background. Dominating him will prove to the boxing world that I’m ready for a title fight,” said Isiah Thomas. “I don’t think Hunter can handle the speed and agility that I have for a cruiserweight, that’s my advantage in this division and I plan to put it on display Ka 13.”

Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, which is promoted by Mayweather Promotions, ba turu ka $25 le $50, se ke ua ho akarelletsa le ho hlokehang ditefello, and go on sale today, April 18. Tickets ka rekoa Inthaneteng ho: www.samstownlv.com/entertain, ka bitsa (702) 284-7777, or at any Boyd Gaming box office.
“We‘re looking forward to going back to Sam’s Town Live for a second time after a successful sellout show on Feb. 16,” o ile a re Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ea Mayweather ho phahamiswa. “Mayweather Promotions aims to promote action-packed cards that get fans off their feet. I think the matchups on this card will do just that.”
The highly regarded 26-year-old Chicago native Tabiti, loantša tsoa Las Vegas, o etsa hae 2016 qalo. O hlōla 11 ea hae 12 fights inside the distance, including a second-round TKO over Tomas Lodi on September 29, 2015. Tabiti, a solid amateur with a record of 32-6, turned pro in July 2013. His unique style incorporates fast, explosive hand-speed in tandem with rapid body movement and exceptional footwork.
Tapia, originally from the Bronx, has been victorious in four of his last five fights by knockout. He made his professional debut on Nov. 18, 2011 by stopping Andrew Kuilan in the opening round. Fighting out of Carolina, Puerto Rico, the determined, steadily improving 25-year-old Tapia is coming off of a 10-round unanimous decision over Garrett Wilson in December. Like Tabiti, Tapia also had an outstanding amateur career.
Hunter, son of former heavyweight contender Michael Hunter Sr., is a two-time national amateur champion who competed at the 2012 Liolimpiki. Since making his pro debut in March 2013 by defeating Chad Davis, the up-and-coming 27-year-old hasn’t come close to losing. He’s won his last four fights by knockout, all inside four rounds. A hae tsa moraorao go tswela ntle moo, Hunter knocked out Phil Williams in the first round last February 27.
A top-notch amateur, Thomas turned pro in 2008 and won his initial three starts by first-round knockout. A natural southpaw, discovered after the Junior Olympics by the late, great Emanuel Steward, the promising Thomas registered a clear, unanimous 10-round decision over previously unbeaten Jordan Shimmell last July 25.
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Javier Fortuna khaotsa ho Carlos VELASQUEZ IN ho pota-pota LESHOME a boloke Super FEATHERWEIGHT Lefatše le Leo Sehlooho se Hlahang ON Tonakgolo papali ea litebele Champions Toe TSE Toe TUESDAYS ON FS1 & BOXEO DE CAMPEONES ON Fox DEPORTES TSA Pearl Theater AT liatla tsa le casino RESORT

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Krrish Super WELTERWEIGHTS DOMONIQUE DOLTON LE Oscar Molina ho loanela ho ba bangata atamela
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Las Vegas (September 29, 2015) – Javier “The Abejon” Leruo (29-0-1, 21 Kos) a sebelisa khaotseng hlasela hore ba khaotse ho Carlos “Twin Dream” Velasquez (19-2, 12 Kos) ea leshome ho pota le ho boloka hae bartolomeo featherweight lefatše tlotla ka Tonakgolo Boxing Champions (PBC) Toe-TO-Toe TUESDAYS ka FS1 le Boxing Champions ka Fox Deportes ho tloha The Pearl Theater ka liatla tsa Casino Resort.
Fortuna blitzed Velasquez ho tswa ho se qalong tšepe, ho sebelisa hae sa phutholoha-khatello ea mokhoa ho bula menyetla ea ho le naha punches. Ya bobedi ho pota-pota, Fortuna lula para ea tloha hook hore o ile a romela Velasquez ho seile. A hore ho pota-pota, Velasquez o ile a qala ho tsoa mali ho tloha nko ka lebaka la ho hlooho anal le ka 'na eaba robehileng nko.
Le ho hore bobeli ho pota-pota, Fortuna tsoa likotsi la hae le letšehali letsoho 'me ile a sitoa ho lahlele boholo ba ba bang kaofela ba ntoa. O ntse a e ne e le le ho hongata haholo bakeng sa Velasquez Leha ho le joalo, tsoa-lulisa mo 168-51 ha a ntse a lulisa hoo e ka bang 40 etsang liphesente tse hae punches.
O ile a ile a tsoa matla a boela a ea leshome ho pota-pota, lulisa letoto la li sa arajoa Shots ileng ea etsa hore moletsaphala Russell Mora ya ho thibela ho ntoa mashome a mararo-metsotsoana e mehlano ka ho pota-pota. Ka nako eo ya stoppage, baahloli’ bangata ba ne ba 88-82, 87-83 le 86-84 tsohle, bakeng sa Fortuna.
A ho sebdisana ka sehloohong ketsahalo, Krrish bartolomeo welterweights Domonique Dolton (17-0-1, 9 Kos) le Oscar Molina (13-0-1, 10 Kos) loanela ho boholo atamela ka thabisang, khutlela-and-hlahisa sephephechaneng.
Dolton o ile a akhela ho feta punches ho feta Molina, empa Molina lula ka e phahameng karolo le ile a khona ho le naha matla a hae punches ka 50 ba etsang liphesente tse nako. A pota tse tharo, Molina o ne a molemo ka ho fetisisa nako ha a ne a wobbled Dolton le letsohong le letona la, empa Dolton boela a thekgile le a qeta ho pota-pota matla. Banna a tsoela pele ho flurry ka nako ho pholletsa le ba setseng garela 'me ba lahlele ba punches ho ea ea ho qetela tšepe.
Baahloli ba’ dipalogotlhe ba ne ba 95-95 habeli 'me 97-93 bakeng sa Fortuna. Feletseng, Dolton lula 145 ho tsoa 479 punches ha a ntse a Molina lula 134 ho tsoa 326.
Javier Fortuna
“Ke ne ke emetse ho loantša litebele Velasquez. The morethetho oa ntoa e ne e le habohlokoa. Ke ne ke le taolo ya ntoa e hobane ke ne ke laola morethetho.
“Ke 'nile ka o ne a mokhoa ona ho tloha ha ke e ne e le tsenwe. Ke ithutile eketsehileng mabapi le kamoo ho ba mabifi le Ke 'nile ka kamehla ile a leka ho tobetsa khato ho pholletsa le ka mosebetsi.
“Ke ne ke tseba ke ile ka mo le e ntle thunngoa ha ke o ile a kokota mo theolela tlaase. Ke utloisa bohloko ka ho le letšehali letsoho ka mor'a hore hore empa e ne e taba feela ea ho nako ho fihlela ke ile ka mo hape. Ke ne ke sa lahlela ka tloha le ho hongata haholo ka mor'a moo.
“Ke ile ka bona hae Shots tla. Ke ne ke tla nkile molemo pele ho moo empa ke utloisa bohloko letsoho la ka. Haeba ke ne ke utloisa bohloko letsoho la ka, o ne a tla ba ke ke ba e ile ea nka tse hlano garela.
“Ke ile ka sheba ea hae sekhutlo ha ke ntse ke mo utloisa bohloko hobane Ke ne ke batla ba ho tseba hore ke ka ea ka ho feletseng 12 garela 'me ke ile a ke ke a ba khaotse ho ho fihlela ea ho qetela tšepe mehele.”
Carlos VELASQUEZ
“Hlooho anal, Ke nahana ile nko ea ka mathoasong a ntoa, 'me e ba tlisa ho ka ho hema ho pholletsa le bout.
“Ke nka letho hōle le Fortuna, a 's e khōlō oke. Ke ile ka tloha lintho tsohle tse ka tsa bophahamo ba le ha ho mohla ke khaotsa ho. Ke ne ke batla ho e fa ka bohle le le hore 's seo ke se entseng.”
DOMONIQUE DOLTON
“Ke ne ke tseba e ne e le haufi qeto ea. Ka be ho bile o motle e ka ba ka tsela. Close ntoa. O ile a lula ba bang ba Shots, Ke lula ba bang ba Shots. Ke ne ke tla se ke ke sa hlanya e ka ba ka tsela.
“Papali e moralo ne e le ho etsa hore a hopotse le ka letsohong le letšehali 'me joale fumana mo le overhand tokelo ya. Ke ile ka a ho na le 'me a qala matla haholo mo. Ke etsa qeto ea ho feela sebata mo. Ke ne ke nahana ke ne ke tla qeta matla le ho feta qetellong ea ntoa e.
“O na le le hantle molemo nako. Re se re ka bobeli litheknishiene. Ke ne ke batla ho mo etsa hopotse, o ne a batla ho etsa hore ke hopotse. O ile a lula ka ho eketsehileng matla a Shots empa ke ile a mo ba se finyelle qetellong.”
Oscar Molina
“Ke e ke e fumana haufi haholo le, kahoo ke a ke ke a tletleba ka qeto. Ke tla ea hae le ho shebella ntoa e empa hona joale nke ke ka tletleba. Baahloli ba bona se ba ile ba bona.
“Papali e moralo e ne e le ho lula phutholohile, empa Ke ile ka ntle ho tai game moralo. Ke mo utloisa bohloko a tikologong ya boraro jaanong 'me e mofuta ofe messed' na ho fihlela. Ke ile ka qala batla hore e mong thunngoa ba felisa. Ke tlameha ho sebetsa ka lula tsitsitseng le phutholohile.
“Dolton o ne a sebele molemo maoto mosebetsi oa, a tšoaroa 'na lunging a. Ke 'nile ka tsejoa mo ho tloha ka tsenwe matsatsi a e le Ke tseba kamoo molemo o.
“Ke e ileng ea susumelletsa ho khutlela ka tlelaseng ea boikoetliso, 'me ba qale tla 20, 30 garela ntle le ho khathetse. Ke ile ka gassed qetellong empa Ho maitemogelo a go ithuta.”
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Quotes From Carlos Velasquez, J'Leon Love, Andrew Tabiti & Mickey Bey
Pele Ba ile ba Kenya The Ring Ka Labobeli, September 29 Ho tloha
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Las Vegas (September 25, 2015) – Fighters competing ka Labobeli ea Tonakgolo Boxing Champions (PBC) Toe TSE Toe TUESDAYS ka FS1 le Fox Deportes ntoa karete neng a le mecha ea litaba boithapollo ka Mayweather Boxing Club ho la Las Vegas Labone, ha ba ntse ba lokisetsa bona September 29 linako at Pearl kwa liatla tsa Casino Resort.
2004 Puerto Rican Olympian Carlos Velasquez a ne a le letsoho la ho bua ka hae makhaola-khang le bartolomeo featherweight lefatše 'mampoli Javier Fortuna hore lihlooho tsa litaba le telecast, eo qala ka 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT.
Hape neng ba le teng Labone e ne e le bartolomeo middleweight contender J'Leon Love, ba nka kaOsum Adama tsa 10 ho pota gia, Krrish cruiserweight knockout moetsi oa litšoantšo Andrew “The Coat” Tabiti, ba e tla nka ka Tamas Lodi a tse robeli ho pota taba le pele e neng e lefatše 'mampoliMickey Bey, ba o khutlela ka 10 ho pota bobebe bout.
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, e khothalletsa ka Mayweather ho phahamiswa ba turu kwa $100.50, $75.50, $50.50 le $20.50 garena ho tshwanetseng ditefello, 'me li ka Sale hona joale. Tickets ka 'na ba reka kwawww.ticketmaster.com kapa ka e ipiletsang le Pearl Box Office kwa 702-994-3200 kapa Ticketmaster kwa (800) 745-3000.
Here ke seo 'bahlabani ile a tlameha ho re Labone:
Carlos VELASQUEZ
“All koetliso okametseng 'me hona joale ho nako ea ho loantša. Ke ne ke e khōlō kampong ea koetliso le 'mele oa ka o ikutloa a a hloekileng. My boima ba 'mele molemo Ke batla ka thabo ho ho apara e khōlō bontša bakeng sa Fans.
“Ke loketse ho phephetso ena. Ho ba ka sehloohong ketsahalo ke tlhohonolofatso e le ke tla ho etsa hore sebelisa monyetla oo.
“Ho nako ea ho tlisa e 'ngoe lefatše mampoli khutlela hae Puerto Rico.”
J'LEON LERATO
“Camp e bile haholo. Ke 'nile ka sutumelletsa' mele oa ka e ncha e boemong ba. Ke a e khōlō boemo. Re ntse re feela letetse ho 29th.
“Kamehla ke ne ke leka ho ka ekelletsa ho ka tai game a kampong ea koetliso. Ke leka ho phethahetseng ka sekepe. Defense ke e 'ngoe ntho e u ka mohla ba le tse ngata haholo ho.
“Ke batla ho motho e mong lahleheloa le ho ba lefa. Ke tsepamisa maikutlo ka ho leka-lekana le ho ba mabifi.
“Ke 'nile ka' nile ea bohlale oke. Ke leka ho lula peli kapa tse tharo mehato ea ka pele ho tsa ka lireng. Ke batla ba ho fetola tsela eo 'na. Ke ea ka e bokgoni laela ba ketso.
“Ke visualizing e A + tshebetso ka labobeli bosiu. Ke ntse ke ho ithuta le ho fumana ke letsatsi le letsatsi. Ke se ke ua ema tla e tlisa e bohle ka ka tsa bophahamo ba.”
Mickey Bey
“Ke 'nile ka o ne a e khōlō kampong tlala ho sebetsa ka thata. Ke ho sebetsa ka thata bakeng sa Floyd Mayweather Sr. ho fumana ke loketse ho ntoeng ena.
“Ke 'nile ka ile a tlameha ho butle-butle khutlela ho ka mor'a letsoho la ka ho buuoa empa ke ikutloa ke moholo hona joale le loketse ho ea.
“Ke lebeletse hore e hloekileng fiela Tuesday bosiu. Ke ikamahanya le ntho efe kapa efe ka fofa a ka tsa bophahamo ba. Ke le bohlale, -ho-ho pota oke.
“Fumana hao dikipikipi ba pele hobane u a ea ho lintho tsohle tse ka tsa bophahamo ba, ha ho mohla u tseba seo u se tla bona.
“Ke loanela lelapa leso le metsoalle. Ke 'nile ka o ne a haholo tshehetso ka ka ntša kotsi. Ke ile ka ithuta tse ngata ho a lutse tsoa. Ke loketse ho fumana a ho na le le a leke ka eona.”
Andrew TABITI
“Ke 'nile ka sebetsa ka thata tlelaseng ea boikoetliso, ka conditioning le feela lula e khōlō ntoa sebopeho.
“Ka sehloohong ntho e Ke batla ke win. Ke na le ho hlompha mong le e mong Guy ka pel'a ka 'me haeba knockout tluoa tabeng ea, Ke tla enka.
“Ke batla ho lula mafolofolo le feela 'ne re fumane le phihlelo ea ho ka tsa bophahamo ba. Ke fole le mong le e mong ntoa.”
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