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Plus Undefeated Radzhab Butaev, Junior Fa & 2016 US. Olympian Charles Conwell Featured In Separate Bouts
Live på SHOWTIME på 10 p.m. OCH/PT
From Masonic Temple & Performing Arts Center in Cleveland
NEW YORK (Oktober. 18, 2017) – Undefeated featherweight Luis Rosa will face once-beatenYuandale Evans in a 10-round matchup of 126-pound prospects looking to make a statement in one of boxing’s deepest divisions in the main event of ShoBox: Den nya generationen Fredag, November. 10 leva på SHOWTIME (10 p.m. OCH/PT) from Masonic Temple & Performing Arts Center in Cleveland.
The quadruple header features eight fighters making their ShoBox debuterar, including six undefeated prospects. The four-fight telecast is ShoBox’s first return to Cleveland since 2014.
I co-funktionen, former Russian amateur standout Radzhab Butaev (7-0, 6 Kos, WSOB: 9-1) will take on Colombia’s Janer Gonzalez (19-0-1, 15 Kos) i en åtta-runda vältervikt matchup. Butaev compiled a record of 304-12 in the unpaid ranks, followed by a 9-1 record in the World Series of Boxing, while Gonzalez was a member of the Colombian National Team with an equally impressive 291-29 rekord som en amatör.
In a televised heavyweight attraction, New Zealand’s Junior Fa (12-0, 7 Kos), who owns two amateur victories over countryman and current WBO Heavyweight World Champion Joseph Parker, will face Pittsburgh’s Fred Latham (9-0-2, 5 Kos) i en åtta Ligt skjutningen.
I ShoBox opening bout, obesegrad 2016 US. Olympian and Cleveland native Charles Conwell (5-0, 5 Kos) will look to keep his knockout streak intact in his hometown debut in a six-round super welterweight matchup with Panama’s Roque “Rocky” Zapata (4-1-3, 0 Kos).
“I am thrilled to bring this talent-filled quadruple header to the ShoBox serie, from the Masonic Temple in Cleveland, Ohio,” sa Lou DiBella, VD för DiBella Entertainment. “Undefeated featherweight contender Luis Rosa Jr. faces hard puncher Yuandale Evans. Amateur prodigy Radzhab Butaev and New Zealand heavyweight prospect Junior Fa –who defeated Joseph Parker as an amateur—will be tested by fellow unbeaten opponents. US. Olympian Charles Conwell, one of the most exciting young prospects in boxing, will make his national TV debut in his hometown. På November 10, to quote Ian Hunter, ‘Cleveland Rocks!'”
Tickets are priced from $35 till $90 and can be obtained by visiting BoxingCleveland.com. The Masonic Temple and Performance Arts Center is located at 3615 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115. Dörrarna öppnas på natten av händelsen på 7:00 p.m.
LUIS ROSA vs. YUANDALE EVANS – 10-Round Featherweight Bout
The 26-year-old Rosa (23-0, 11 Kos) is a Puerto Rico native who lives and fights out of New Haven, Conn. The come-forward, aggressive Rosa has recorded four knockouts in his last seven fights.
Trained by his father Luis Rosa Sr. and managed by his mother Marilyn, Rosa is currently ranked No. 10 av WBC på 126 pounds, och var 95-10 som amatör. Fighting in one of boxing’s deepest divisions (Leo Santa Cruz, Abner Mares, Carl Frampton, Gary Russell Jr.), US. National Silver Medalist is looking to establish himself as a featherweight contender, and has career wins over Luis Orlando Del Valle (18-1) and Jorge Diaz (17-2).
“I’m dedicating this fight to the people who are still suffering from the tragedy of the hurricane,” Rosa said. “We are and always have been very strong people and I take that into the ring with me on November 10. I’ve seen some tapes of Evans. Han är en tuff, strong fighter but my skills are much greater and I will be victorious and move one step closer to a shot at a world title.”
The 28-year-old Evans (19-1, 14 Kos) is a Cleveland native fighting in his hometown for the first time. Known as a power-puncher who works fast, Evans has recorded eight of his 14 knockouts in the first round. His only professional loss came against future world title holder Javier Fortuna in April of 2012.
Evans, who took a three-year hiatus following the Fortuna loss, is coming off the best win of his career – a hard-fought 10-round unanimous decision over Billel Dib (21-1; WBO No. 7-ranked coming into the fight) i Miami, Okla., i April.
“I’m thrilled to be fighting at home in Cleveland, the city of Champions,” Evans said. “It’s been a very long time since I’ve had a home fight. Verkligen, I’ve been a road warrior fighting all over the world.
“I’ve followed Luis Rosa for a couple years, I know he’s a very tough Puerto Rican fighter. He’s the same height as me and will come to fight, which will make for an all-action fight. But I know I’m the toughest competition he’s had and I’m planning to win in front of the big hometown crowd and everyone watching on SHOWTIME.”
The vacant WBC Continental Americas Title belt is on the line for this fight.
RADZHAB BUTAEV vs. JANER GONZALEZ – 8-Round Welterweight Bout
Russian Radzhab Butaev had a stellar amateur career during which he compiled a record of 304-12 med 164 Kos. A former Russian National Champion, Butaev qualified for the 2016 Olympics but instead elected to turn pro in the United States.
Butaev has progressed quickly since turning professional in March of 2016 – of his seven professional fights, six of his seven opponents have had winning records. The 23-year old is coming into his fifth fight of the year and the eighth fight in his short, 18-month professional career. Five of Butaev’s seven fights have taken place in the U.S, while his other two victories were on his home turf in Moscow, Ryssland. In his last fight in July, the 23-year-old Butaev knocked out Sherzodbek Alimjanov in Red Square in Moscow.
Said Butaev, “This is a great opportunity to fight on SHOWTIME and I’m looking forward to putting on a tremendous performance. I know that Colombian fighters are well known for their power but I faced many hard hitters in the amateurs and I’ll be ready for victory on November 10."
A native of Barranquilla, Colombia, the heavy-handed Janer Gonzalez sports a record of 19-0-1 med 15 knockouts. Prior to turning professional in 2011, Gonzalez was a member of the Colombian National Boxing Team, compiling a record of 291-29. Gonzalez, who returned in September following a two and a half-year layoff, kommer att göra sin US. debut against Butaev.
“It’s a dream come true to make my television debut in the United States,"Sade Gonzalez. “I grew up watching all of my favorite boxers fighting in the U.S. and now it’s my turn. It’s truly surreal how everything unfolded. I was ready to give up on boxing when an opportunity just came my way. I fought in Mexico and here I am.
“I had a long layoff, but I needed it. It has made me more appreciative, more motivated. I work harder now. I had my last fight on a Lördag och på måndag Jag var tillbaka i gymmet. I’ve studied my opponent. Jag är redo. My style will mold to his. I’ll get on his face and counterpunch. På November 10 boxing fans will see a Colombian warrior that came to America to become a legend.”
Butaev vs. Gonzalez is promoted in association with Fight Promotions.
JUNIOR FA vs. FRED LATHAM – Eight Rounds Heavyweight Bout
Standing 6-feet, 5 inches and weighing 270 pounds, the 27-year-old Junior Fa has compiled a professional record of 12-0 with seven knockouts since turning pro in February 2016. Fa had a successful amateur career, which included two victories over reigning WBO Heavyweight Champion Joseph Parker. The native of Papakura, New Zealand has most recently trained in England with heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and has also sparred with Joshua’s Oktober. 28 motståndare Carlos Takam.
Fa, who won a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games, will fight for just the second time in the United States.
“I’m thrilled to be fighting in the United States again and on SHOWTIME,” said Fa. “I know Latham is undefeated but I also plan on staying unbeaten on November 10. Training with Anthony Joshua improved my boxing in many ways and just as important taught me what it takes inside the gym to become a world champion.”
Fighting out of Pittsburgh, Pa., Fred Latham (9-0-2, 5 Kos) is a former Pennsylvania Golden Gloves Champion. In his last bout on December 3, 2016, the 27-year-old Latham battled to a split decision draw against Alonzo Butler.
Said Latham, “I appreciate the opportunity to fight on SHOWTIME and I am looking forward to facing Fa. I’ve heard a lot about him and the great heavyweight prospect he is but on November 10 I’ll show the world that I’m a much better fighter.”
CHARLES CONWELL vs. ROQUE ‘Rocky’ ZAPATA – Six-Round Super Welterweight Bout
Nineteen-year-old Charles Conwell, som vänder 20 på November. 2, är 5-0 with all of his victories coming by way of technical knockout. The Cleveland native has a decorated resume – he went 134-14, was the National Gold Gloves Champion in 2015, och en 2016 US. Olympian. Conwell has been busy since turning pro last year, having fought all five of his professional fights in the past eight months. In his last fight in August, Conwell earned a technical knockout against Rey Trujillo.
“I’m thrilled to be fighting at home for the first time as a professional and on ShoBox,” said Conwell. “I can’t wait to put on a great performance for the Cleveland fans and those seeing me for the first time on national television.”
The 21-year-old Zapata is a native of Panama City, Panama now fighting out of Culpepper, Kommer. Having compiled a record of 4-1-3 since turning professional 18 månader sedan, he is currently riding a three bout winning streak. Zapata is coming off the biggest win of his career, a six-round decision over previously undefeated Justin Steave on Juni 24 i Pittsburgh.
“This fight with Charles Conwell is an exciting challenge for me. He had a great amateur career and he made the Olympic team,” said Zapata. “I’ve been offered to fight him twice, but at the time I was injured and had to decline. Men om November 10, Charles and I will come face-to-face and put on a show for the fans. I’m ready to do my job.”
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Barry Tompkins kommer att kalla ShoBox action från ringside med Steve Farhood och förre världsmästaren Raul Marquez fungerar som expertanalytiker. The executive producer is Gordon Hall with Rich Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing.
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18 oktober, RENO — Let's Get It On Promotions och Atlantis Casino Resort and Spa är glada att kunna presentera en spännande kväll med professionell boxning i världsklass Lördag, 17 november, 2017 på Reno/Sparks Convention Center. Kortet kommer att rubriceras av lättviktssensationen Gabriel Flores Jr., och Renos egen Oscar Vasquez i separata matcher.
Den yngsta Top Rank Inc. signerad fighter, Gabe Flores Jr.. (4-0, 3Kos) är på en snabb uppgång i kampspelet. Stockton, CA sjutton åring lyckas slåss när han slutför gymnasiet. För tredje gången kommer han att slåss i norra Nevada, där han regelbundet drar hundratals från sin hemstad. Flores kommer att slåss i en lättviktsmatch med fyra rundor.
Renos egen Oscar Vasquez (14-1) kommer efter en imponerande tio-ronders enhälligt beslutsseger i augusti i Fallon mot den tuffe Javier Gallo. Vasquez är för närvarande rankad femtonde i världen i flugviktsdivisionen av World Boxing Organization. Vasquez kommer att slåss mot Victory Ruiz (22-7) i en tiorunders fight.
Ricardo Lucio Galvan, också från Reno, kommer att göra sin proffsdebut på 17 november. Galvan, en andra året business major vid UNR, är också en drömmare. Han är inskriven i programmet Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) och hoppas att han kan använda sin boxningskarriär för att skapa medvetenhet om frågan. Han är en erfarenhetsamatör med nästan åttio matcher. Galvan kommer att slåss i en fyromgång jr. lättviktsmatch.
Carson Citys Diego Elizondo (1-0) kommer att återvända till ringen på 17 november efter att ha slagit Chandler Clements via enhälligt beslut i Fallon i augusti. Elizondo tillskriver sin tuffhet sitt baskiska och mexikanska arv. Han kommer att kämpa i en lättviktsmatch med fyra rundor.
Superflugvikt Bruno Escalante (14-3-1) från Redwood City, CA är tänkt att slåss i en match i sex rundor i Reno. Escalante försöker få sin världsmästartitel tillbaka på rätt spår efter några gupp på vägen nyligen. Född i Cebu City, Filippinerna, Escalante är en av en handfull unga filippinska boxare som bär facklan för Pinoy-boxning. Escalante kommer att slåss mot den tuffe Alex Rangel (17-7).
Som avrundar kortet är bantamviktaren Brent Venegas (3-0) av Stockton, SÅSOM. Venegas är planerad till ett skrot i fyra omgångar.
Mer information kommer att meddelas inom kort. Fight kort kan komma att ändras.
Första klockan är kl 7pm. Biljetter finns tillgängliga och kan köpas i Atlantis Gift Shop $35, $65, $100, genom att ringa Atlantis Special Events 888.551.7007 eller 775.824.4467, eller via ticketmaster.com.
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Torsdag, Oktober. 19 at Plattdeutsch Park Restaurant in Franklin Square, NY
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NEW YORK (Oktober 18, 2017) – New York State Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Bobby Cassidy, Sr. och hans son, Bobby Cassidy, Jr., will be the Ring 8 guest speakers at its next monthly meeting i morgon natt (Torsdag natt, Oktober. 19, 7 p.m. ET start), at Plattdeutsch Park Restaurant (1132 Hempstead Turnpike) in Franklin Square, New York.
Cassidy, Sr. (59-16-3, 27 Kos) fought professionally between 1963 and1980, capturing the Irish-American and New York State light heavyweight titles. His most notable victory, kanske, was a 10-rpound split decision at the Felt Forum over world title challenger Don Fullmer i 1971. Bobby will speak about his career as a boxer and trainer.
Cassidy, Jr, who is a longtime sportswriter at Newsday, will discuss the rich boxing history of and documentary he made about the famed Sunnyside Gardens in Queens, where his father had a 21-3 record as one of the main attractions there. In addition to his work as a sportswriter, Bobby Jr. is also a playwright having penned the acclaimed theatrical piece, “Kid Shamrock,” which was about his father’s life.
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OM RING 8: Ring 8 blev den åttonde dotterbolag vad var då känt som National Veteran Boxers Association – följaktligen, RING 8 – och idag organisationens motto fortfarande: Boxare hjälpa boxare.
RING 8 är fast besluten att stödja mindre lyckligt lottade människor i boxning samhället som kan behöva hjälp när det gäller att betala hyra, sjukvårdskostnader, eller vad försvar behov.
Gå på linjen till www.Ring8ny.com för mer information om RING 8, den största gruppen av sitt slag i USA med mer än 350 medlemmar. Annual membership dues are only $30.00 och varje medlem har rätt till en buffé middag på RING 8 månatliga möten, exklusive juli och augusti. Alla aktiva boxare, amatör och professionell, med en aktuell boxning licens eller bok har rätt till en kostnadsfri RING 8 årlig medlemskap. Gäster på Ringen 8 medlemmar är välkomna till en kostnad av endast $7.00 per person.
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“I can’t afford to lose, and I don’t want to lose.” – Anthony Joshua
Klicka HÄR För Foton; Credit Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing
Unified Heavyweight World Champion Anthony Joshua worked out for the media på tisdag i Sheffield, England, as the undefeated British sensation continues preparation for his showdown against IBF mandatory challenger Carlos Takam on Lördag, Oktober. 28vid 5 p.m. OCH/2 p.m. PT bor på SHOWTIME from Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
“This is a must-win for myself and for Carlos Takam,” Joshua told Sky Sports, which will present the fight in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports Box Office. “As much as my supporters want to see me win, there are still a few people who doubt me and want me to lose and disrupt our plan. They don’t want to see the cream rise to the top.”
Joshua (19-0, 19 Kos) is not taking Takam (35-3-1, 27 Kos) lightly, and said he feels added pressure taking on a new opponent on short notice as Takam replaces the injured Kubrat Pulev.
“Twenty wins, 20 knockouts ain’t bad, but boxing’s unforgiving. So don’t ask me what you do for your 21st slagsmål,” Joshua said. “I can’t afford to lose, and I don’t want to lose.
“Boxing is a sport that’s unforgiving in a sense that if Takam beats me, that loss will stay on my record for a lifetime. That will always be my legacy. It will not be, ‘Oh, he was a world champion, and he did well for the sport of boxing.’ No, inte, inte, no no. It would be, ‘He’s 19-1.’ That’s the new legacy and I just don’t want that blemish on my record right now.
“I’ve known about Carlos Takam for a long time and he’s a very, very well-rounded fighter. He’s been moving his way up the IBF rankings, so I’ve always had my eye on him anyway.
“I think Eddie did a great job to have someone in place in case these mishaps happen. And when I heard the news I was fighting Takam, of all people, he’s a very strong, game fighter. This is his chance to kind of shock the world.
“Takam is already as tough as they come. He’s so tough. He just keeps on walking forward, and that’s disheartening for a fighter.
“When I’m in there with him, it will be interesting to see how game and ready he is, and what fire he is ready to go through.”
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