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World Champion Gary Russell Refresh, Antonio Russell & pele e neng e 'mampoli Vincent Pettway ho ba teng "Road ho the Worlds!”

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Baltimore, MD (July 14, 2015) - WBC featherweight 'mampoli Gary "Monghali" Russell Jr., Krrish tebello Antonio Russell le pele e neng e welterweight titlist Vincent Pettway tla bohle ba neng ba le teng bakeng sa Baltimore Boxing ea "Road ho the Worlds" Labone mantsiboea kwa Michael ea borobeli Avenue a Glen Burnie, MD.

Motho ka mong letenky qala kwa $25, pokello litafole tsa 10 bakeng sa $350 le VIP litafole tsa ba 10 bakeng sa $500 ba tsa rekisoa ka tsela ho web kwa Baltimoreboxing.com kapa ka e ipiletsang 410-375-9175. Mamati a butsweng ka 6:30 le pele loana etsahala kwa 8.

A fetang a robeli Olympic mokhoa linako ba ho lokiselitsoe for "Road ho the Worlds" ho akarelletsa bahlabani ho tse sa tšoaneng boima ba 'mele lihlopha. Competing Labone mantsiboea e tla ba tloaelehileng knockout morena Sam tšela, 2009 Ringside World 'mampoli Joey Veazey, ka potlako bochaba-Donald Wallace, Ernie Hall, Rick Foxwell le Sean Veazey hara tse ding.

With the Ringside World Championships scheduled August 5-8 a Missouri, Baltimore Boxing e donating 100% ya o tsoela pele ho "Road ho the Worlds" ho thusa bahlabani lefa bakeng sa le kgaisano le tse sa tšoaneng litšenyehelo ba tlang le ba teng. Sena se akarelletsa ho empa ha le felle ho baratos, fatše lipalangoang, bolulo le lijo. Ho ntsetsa pele thusa ka mesebetsi e kenyang chelete boiteko ba, e 50/50 raffle tla etsahala nakong ea mantsiboea.

Maemong a phahameng sechabeng talenta ba tse ngata nahana ka ho ba le tse lebelo matsoho a ka ka ditebele, Russell Refresh. hapa WBC featherweight sehlooho ho ya ka mosebetsi molemo ka ho fetisisa tshebetso moo a ileng a o ile a kokota tsoa Jhonny Gonzalez a bone ho pota-pota. The Washington, DC habo hlōla tse se nang palo naha tsenwe litlholisanong pele ho ho retelehela lan le e ne e le ratang ka ho fetisisa hapa khauta ka nako ya 2008 Liolimpiki. Ka bomalimabe, a fetela tsoa leka ho etsa boima ba 'mele me le ka mohla ile hore a qothisane lehlokoa. Ka 26-1 le 15 knockouts, Russell Refresh. o ho ba le tsusumetso e lilemong tse tlang 'me ke sefahleho sa hore Fans e tla ba tloaetse ho bona ka TV.

Like abuti oa hae o, Antonio Russell a kena ka lan har'a tse latelang e tsotehang tsenwe mosebetsi. The mofenyi wa 2013 National Golden litlelafo, Russell hlōla likhau tse tharo ka lilemo tse hlano a competed a le nationals, hapang silevera a 2010 le 2014. E le setsebi, Russell ba loanela a le bantamweight karohano 'me ke 3-0 le 2 a hapa ka knockout.

The loana khanya ea Charm City, Pettway ile a khaotsa ho Gianfranco Rossi a 1994 hore e be IBF boraro a middleweight 'mampoli. A hae a latelang a bapisoa leha ho le joalo e sebelelitseng Pettway ka ho sa feleng botumo a le ditebele sechaba. Ka April 29, 1995, Pettway scored ka natla se e mong ka litebele knockout ea Simone Brown. Ha Brown crashed ho le seile, matla a Pettway ea ka litebele discombobulated mo ho hoo a ileng a ka ho toba le o ile a lahlela punches a le moea. The knockout o 'nile a o ne a nka batho ba limilione ba linako tse ling ka mo inthanete le o hlola ka ho e mong oa molemo ka ho fetisisa mabole histori.

"Ka sebele ke lebeletse ho ho ba le Russell Barab'abo rōna ba le Vincent la ka le bontsha,"O ile a re Smith. "Gary loana ka ke bontsha ha a ne a e tsenwe 'me ke ka ho toba le o ne a Goose mabaku ho shebella mo loana. O ne a ba ditalente tsenwe Ke 'nile ka kile ua bona le mor'abo e ne e le feela ea le oke haholo. Ntat'a bona 'nile ea e mogwera wa ka wa ka lilemo tse ngata' me ho hlollang hore ebe tse ngata talente bahlabani a tsoa hore ntlo. Vincent 'nile e khōlō supporter ea Baltimore Boxing le motse hafeela ke ne ke hopola. Ho ba le mo ka loana bosiu ke thabisa kamehla le Fans mo bontša e ngata lerato. Pakeng tsa bahlabani ka letsoho, boraditebele ho lokiselitsoe hore a qothisane lehlokoa le ho etsa hore karete ena o tšehelitse, Labone e tla ba e khōlō ka hohle ka shoalane. "

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Knockout Fitness to provide full day of entertainment with fight card!

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Baltimore, MD (June 1, 2015) – Knockout Fitness and Nissley Promotions will give ticket holders a full day of entertainment with an Olympic style boxing card Moqebelo, June 6 at the Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore.

Dubbed as “Fighting the Odds,” this is the first fight card at a Baltimore Casino and a limited numbers tickets starting at $20 are still available by going to www.missiontix.com/events/product/30693/fighting-the-odds kapa bitsa 443-848-6059. All VIP ticketholders can enjoy complementary food and drinks. Mamati a butsweng ka 1 am le pele loana etsahala kwa 2.

 

A portion of the proceeds will go to the Show Your Soft Side campaign, which supports animal rights and features many marketing campaigns with Baltimore area professional athletes.

 

The fight is taking place outside in the plaza and will feature a red carpet style theme. Upon entering on the red carpet, professional photos will be taken with props. Ea pele 100 attendees will also receive a free gift and Knockout Fitness will give away healthy meals and gym memberships throughout the event.

 

“Giving fans their money’s worth is extremely important to us,” said Chris Nissley of Knockout Fitness. “This is the first ever fight card at a Baltimore casino and instead of just celebrating that as is, I wanted this event to provide even more. Between the photos, giveaways and fights, everybody is going to have a great time.”

 

Headlining the card is Knockout Fitness’ very own Jason Nissley. A widely respected trainer, Nissley was named Baltimore’s Best Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor by Baltimore’s Best Magazine. He has participated in various charity events and is an ambassador for LuluLemon and Under Armor. Making the jump from trainer to boxer, Nissley hasn’t been matched soft.

 

Opposing Nissley is unbeaten knockout artist Omar Serrano. Fighting out of the Ocean City Fight Club, Serrano’s won all of his bouts by knockout and will enter the squared circle with a ton of confidence.

 

Jerome Featherstone of Knockout Fitness seeks revenge against Tavon Body of the Headbangers Gym in the semi-main event of the evening. Featherstone captured the Golden Gloves title a few years back, but Body took the title following the last two tournaments. In April, Body earned a hotly contested split decision over Featherstone in an action packed fight. This heated rivalry features the two top middleweight prospects in the Maryland/DC area. In addition to bragging rights, the winner of this highly-anticipated bout will claim the Maryland State Middleweight title.

 

“Jerome and Tavon had a great fight that a lot of people are still talking about,” said Nissley. “Jerome feels that he deserved the last fight and wants revenge while Tavon is poised to show that there should be no controversy as to who the better fighter is. This is turning into a great local rivalry for sure.”

 

Tse ling bouts, Steve Layer of Knockout Fitness meets Adam Gabriel and Stephon Morris will compete in his final amateur match.

 

Following this exciting evening of action, Knockout Fitness and Nissley Promotions will host an after party at the 14Forty, which is located inside the casino.

 

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Baltimore Boxing meets with Baltimore Police Officials!

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L-R: Mindi Smith, Ally Smith, Jake Smith, Ganesha Martin (Chief of Staff Baltimore Police Department), Debbie Ramsey (Former Baltimore Police Detective and Founder of Unified Efforts) and Anthony Batts (Baltimore Police Commissioner)

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Baltimore, MD (Ka 27, 2015) – Jake Smith, CEO of Baltimore Boxing Promotions, and his family recently met with Baltimore City Police officials.

Smith, a longtime promoter in the Charm City and former professional boxer, was personally impacted by the riots as his gym was temporarily shut down. Having spent his entire life in and around Baltimore, Smith called the riots the worst thing he’s ever seen and feared for the safety of those that had neighboring businesses. Within a few days, order was restored due to an outstanding effort by the Baltimore PD.

During the visit, which included time with Chief of Staff Ganesha Martin and Commissioner Anthony Batts, Smith personally thanked them for their heroic efforts. He also donated tickets for his Ka 29 “Blood, Sweat & Tears” fight card at Michael’s Eighth Avenue to the department and will honor them during the evening.

“The police are unsung heroes in almost every community,"O ile a re Smith. “It’s unfortunate that certain isolated incidents have many people feeling like law enforcement is bad. We all must remember the good that they’ve done in keeping us safe. They risk their lives to keep crime, drugs and guns off the streets. It’s also important for people in Baltimore to remember how scary it was living here during the riots. The men and women of the police department literally had to face violent protesters while significantly outnumbered. For all that they did to restore the city I love, the absolute least I can do is donate tickets and honor them on fight night. I believe that we all owe them a big thank you for protecting us.”

Tickets for “Blood, Sweat & Tears” can be purchased by calling 410-375-9175 kapa ho ea Baltimoreboxing.com. Motho ka mong letenky qala ka $25 le VIP litafole tsa ba 10 ba fumaneha bakeng sa ho $500. Tsohle VIP ticketholders ka thabela mahala hors d'oeurves ho tloha 7-8 am, the best seats in the house and a special meet and greet with five time world champion Vinny Paz.

In addition to honoring the policemen and women, Baltimore Boxing is proudly teaming up with Unified Efforts. Since their founding in 2012 by former Baltimore detective Debbie Ramsey, Unified Efforts is a full-service bullying prevention organization that has helped raise awareness throughout theCharm City. To assist with the program,

Baltimore Boxing will donate tickets and proceeds from a 50/50 raffle on fight night.

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Knockout Fitness Presents “Fighting The Odds” June 6!

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Baltimore, MD (Ka 14, 2015) – Knockout Fitness will host the first ever fight card at a Baltimore casino when they bring “Fighting The Odds” to the Horseshoe Casino Moqebelo, June 6.

 

Tickets to “Fighting The Odds” are $20 bakeng sa kakaretso tsa go amogelelwa, $40 for premium seats and individual VIP tickets are on sale for $75 ka http://www.missiontix.com/events/product/30693/fighting-the-odds. All VIP ticketholders will have the best seating plus special access to a tent that includes food and drinks.

 

The card will have more than 10 Olympic style bouts sanctioned by the South Atlantic Boxing Association. Mamati a butsweng ka 1 am and the first fight is scheduled for 2. To assist with animal rights efforts, a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Show Your Soft Side campaign. Based out of the Baltimore area, Show Your Soft Side is a nonprofit campaign that helps combat animal cruelty.

 

Headlining the card will be Jason Nissley of Baltimore. The co-owner of Knockout Fitness and winner of Baltimore Magazine’s best Personal trainer and best group fitness instructor, Nissley is making the jump from trainer to fighter. Nissley meets an opponent to be announced.

 

Ketsahalong e bohareng, well regarded middleweight Jerome Featherstone makes his return to the squared circle. An exceptional athlete with an outstanding track record, Featherstone was a top local wrestler at BoysLatin High School and went on to standout at theUniversity of Oklahoma. Only one year after first putting on a pair of gloves, Featherstone won the Maryland/DC Golden Gloves and competed in nationals. He will meet an opponent TBA for the Maryland State Middleweight title.

 

The undercard will also feature locals Steven Layer, Stephon Morris and Adam Gabriel in separate bouts. More fights will be announced shortly.

 

"June 6 go th will be a great day for the sport of boxing in the City of Baltimore,” said Chris Nissley of Knockout Fitness. “I’m very thankful that the Horseshoe Casino is providing Knockout Fitness the opportunity to do the first ever casino show in Baltimore and hope that many more will follow. We have very affordable tickets so the entire family can enjoy. The Show Your Soft Side campaign also has a special place in my heart and we love working with them. Please make sure to come out June 6 go th to support the fighters and this great cause.”

 

Leading up to and during the event, fans can interact on Twitter using the hashtag #maythebesthandswin.

 

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Baltimore Boxing to bring Excitement this weekend to Ocean City!

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Baltimore, MD (Ka 6, 2015) - On Moqebelo, Ka 9, Baltimore Boxing Promotions will provide a complete evening of entertainment to Ocean City, MD.

 

Tickets ho tloha $25 are available on Ticketmaster.com and at the Convention Center Box Office.

 

Ka 8 PM, an Olympic style boxing card titled “Beatdown at the Beach” takes place at the Ocean City Convention Center. The card is headlined by a heavyweight title match including Baltimore Boxing Gym’s record holding knockout king Sam “Vanilla Gorilla” Crossed vsSalisbury’s KGC for the East Coast crown. Renowned Joey “Bazooka Joe” Veazy of the Baltimore Boxing Gym squares off against Down Under Boxing’s Nigel Fennell. Holim'a moo, Donald Wallace of the Baltimore Boxing Gym meets Ryan Watson of Salisbury, MD, while young phenom Tommy Coe Jr., Ed Park and Omar Serrano will appear in separate bouts.

 

In association with this exciting night of fights, Baltimore Boxing is proudly teaming up with the Worcester County Humane Society’s efforts to find new homes for shelter animals. During the fights, ho tla ba le 50/50 raffle le ka chelete ho ea setjhaba le Baltimore Boxing o boetse o donating letenky. The Humane Society will also be on hand to answer any questions and distribute information on their organization.

 

Throughout the evening, fans will have the opportunity to meet and greet a number of local notables. World rated cruiserweight Alex Guerrero of Salisbury and undefeated Steve “Show Stealer” Wheeler of Baltimore will be on hand along with legendary trainer Frank Gilbert and Virginia’s Andrew “Doo Man” Farmer. Following his nationally televised match on ESPN 2’sLabohlano Night Fights the evening prior to “Beatdown at the Beach”, middleweight warrior Jessie “The Beast Nicklow” of Baltimore will be on hand as will Ocean City’s very own Brian Ziegler.

 

Following the fights, all ticketholders are invited to the exclusive after party at Abbey Burger, sebakeng 126go th st in Ocean City.

 

“Beatdown at the Beach is not just a fight card, it’s a complete event,"O ile a re Smith. “I want every ticketholder to have a blast from the time they enter the Convention Center until their evening is complete. This is why it was important for Baltimore Boxing not only to have an entertaining fight card, but also have special guests and an after party at a popular place. Moqebelo evening is guaranteed to be a great time for everybody in OceanCity.”

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Holong ya Famer Mark Johnson, bochaba naleli Dusty Harrison le pele e neng e mampoli Vincent Pettway ho ba teng "Snap, Crackle le Pop "!

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Baltimore, MD (March 18, 2015) - Boxing tšōmo Mark "Too Sharp" Johnson, Krrish Dusty Harrison le pele e neng e welterweight mampoli Vincent Pettway tla ba teng Baltimore Boxing ea "Snap, Crackle le Pop " Moqebelo, March 27.

 

Karete etsahala ka Michael borobeli Avenue a Glen Burnie ka mamati ho bula ka 6:30 am 'me ba pele tšepe ho lokiselitsoe bakeng sa 8. Tickets leng Sale hona joale ka bitsa 410-375-9175 kapa ho ea Baltimoreboxing.com. Motho ka mong letenky qala ka $25 le VIP litafole tsa ba 10 ba fumaneha bakeng sa ho $500. Tsohle VIP ticketholders ka thabela mahala hors d'oeurves ho tloha 7-8 am le molemo ka ho fetisisa maemo a sebokeng sa ntlo.

 

E mong oa kholo ka ho fetisisa nyenyane banna ba mabole histori, Johnson hapa IBF flyweight tlotla a 1996 ka kokota tsoa Francisco Trejedor ea pele pota. The Washington, DC habo a tsoela pele ho sireletsa hae-'mampoli ba ka makhetlo a supileng pele ho fallela' me ho hapa ea IBF bartolomeo flyweight moqhaka. After a pair of setbacks to future hall of famer Rafael Marquez, Johnson ile ea e-motho oa pele ho tea nakong e tlang naleli Fernando Montiel a 2003 pele tlohela mosebetsi lilemo tse tharo hamorao le e ikhethang 44-5 rekoto. Le ea tsomo e mosebetsi oo a libuka, Johnson ne a inducted ho ea International Boxing hall of fame a 2012.

 

A tsebahalang bochaba naleli, Harrison reteleha lan ka e butsoitseng le lilemo li 16. E bile a ho hlahella letsatsi e mong,Harrison oa a-lesale katleho o tšehetsa hype 'me a tsoela pele ho ntlafatsa nako le nako o ile a kena ka le disekwere sedikadikwe. A hae a ka ho fetisisa morao tjena gia, ea DC thehiloeng Harrison ba ntlafala ho 25-0 le hapa WBC Continental Amerika Welterweight moqhaka ka besting Tommy Rainone tse fetang leshome o garela ka Madison Square Garden.

 

Loantša ka ntle ho Baltimore, Pettway ile ea e-mampodi wa lefatshe ka a 1994, stopping underrated Gianfranco Rossi to win the IBF super welterweight belt. In his next match, Pettway scored e mong oa ka ho fetisisa sa lebaleheng knockouts mabole histori, ka sehloho ho lahla Simon Brown la botselela pota a boloke hae tlotla. Ka mor'a hore Brown otla seile, o ile a ka ho toba le lahlela punches ka moea. The replay e se e bontšoa tse se nang palo linako tse ling 'me ke ratang ka ho fetisisa ea papading ya ditebele tsa Fans.

 

Pettway tlohela mosebetsi ka 2001 nang le tlaleho e ea 43-7-1 le 32 a hapa ka knockout. Ho qetela August, o ile a ba amohela Murray Smith "Sekolo sa Hard Knocks" kabelo ya hae bophelo bohle la boitlamo bo Toropo ya Baltimore.

 

"Efe kapa efe nako eo o ka ba le tse peli tse papading ya ditebele tsa greats le e mong oa molemo ka ho fetisisa bacha bahlabani sebakeng se seng ka nako e 'ngoe ke le ntho e khethehileng,"A re Jake Smith ea Baltimore Boxing ho phahamiswa. "Vincent e bile e kholo le motsoalle supporter ea Baltimore Boxing joalokaha e le Mark. Ke tsejoa Dusty kaha o ne a 's e potsanyane' me le ke na le ha ho pelaelo hore e le hore a tla ba mampodi wa lefatshe ka e haufi e tlang. "

 

Johnson, Harrison, le Pettway tla fumaneha ho buisana le VIP ticketholders, ho saena autographs le ho nka foto. Tse hlano nako mampoli Vinny Paz o boetse o ba teng libokeng 'me o tla buisana hae le tlang la Movie, veine khampani le ho qeta nako le VIP ticketholders.

 

Letsolong lena le thabisang mantsiboeeng a mang a papading ya ditebele tsa tla ba le tse 'ne tlotla lintoa ho akarelletsa le boraro a middleweight Joey "Bazooka Joe" Veazey le heavyweight Sam "Vanilla Gorilla" tšela a mollo tsa bona karohano East Coast moqhaka. The undercard tla Feature Allen "Ho Hampton Hammer" Burris, Courtney Hartlove, 2015 Khauta litlelafo Champion Tommy Coe Refresh. le pele e neng e k'holejeng ya basketball naleli Stefon McCray e ka thoko bouts.

 

Kamanong le ena tiileng mantsiboeeng a mang a lintoa, Baltimore Boxing e Hosting e khethehileng 50/50 raffle bakeng sa Brooke le Nathan Fenush lihlapiso Fund. Letlole le ileng ba bōptjoa ho thusa Baltimore County Mollo Lefapha molefothenente Pauluse Fenush, eo mosali oa hae sa tsoa fetile.

 

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Record Knockout Holder Crossed Replaces Injured Veazey January 23

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Baltimore, MD (January 11, 2015) – World record knockout holder Sam “Vanilla Gorilla” Crossed is replacing Joey Veazey in the main event of “Slugfest”January 23 kwa Michael ea borobeli Avenue a Glen Burnie, MD.

 

Veazey was forced to withdraw due to an injury suffered in training.

 

An exciting heavyweight and former college football player, Crossed set a record by knocking out Adrien Bean in an astonishing four seconds in August 2013. Crossed, a former college football player who continues to improve inside the squared circle, meetsGlen Burnie native Jeff Knight for the East Coast Super Heavyweight Championship.

 

“Slugfest” is promoted by Baltimore Boxing Promotions and tickets starting at $25 are available at Baltimoreboxing.com or by calling 410-375-9175. VIP seats for $50 le VIP litafole tsa ba 10 bakeng sa $500 are also available. All VIP ticketholders get free hors d’oeuvres from 7-8 am. Mamati a butsweng ka 6:30 and the first bell will sound at 8:15.

 

Baltimore native Allan Burris of Baltimore faces Lamont White in the co-feature. The two fought in December, with Burris taking home the victory. Like Crossed, Burris trains out of the Baltimore Boxing Gym.

 

Young phenom Tommy Koe Jr. will appear on the card in a special attraction bout. Koe Jr. is slated to appear in this year’s nationals. Fans will also be treated to a special showdown between Courtney Hartlove and Melissa “Million Dollar Baby” Wilson. Hartlove and Wilson, who both work in the Federal Hill section ofBaltimore, will do battle for local bragging rights.

 

“While I’m disappointed that Joey Veazey is no longer on the card, I’m very pleased with our new main event,"O ile a re Jake Smith, CEO of Baltimore Boxing Promotions and President of the South Atlantic Boxing Amateur Boxing Program. “Fans love heavyweights and Sam Crossed has been creating a buzz around the area since his record-setting knockout. Ticketholders also get to see a future champion in Tommy Koe Jr., a guaranteed slugfest between two popular young ladies, the Burris-White rematch and other locals. Ticket sales have been great and we’re expecting a sellout on the 23rd,."

 

To help with their continued community efforts throughout the Charm City, Baltimore Boxing is hosting a 50/50 raffle. 100 percent of the proceeds will go towards Baltimore Boxing’s amateur program, which has helped keep kids off the street and in the gym for more than 20 lilemo tse.

 

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