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UNBEATEN PROSPECTS JUAN HERALDEZ, LADARIUS MILLER & MAURICE LEE HIGHLIGHT UNDERCARD ACTION ON TUESDAY, FEBROARY 16 FROM SAM’S TOWN LIVE IN LAS VEGAS
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King’s Promotions Fighters Carlos Rosario & David Gonzales speak after big wins this past Tuesday night
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Boxing Manager and 2016 Forbes “30 Under 30” Honoree Adrian Clark Offers Manifesto to Help Fighters Clarify Roles
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Amanda Serrano Sends an Ultimatum to All World Champions in her Division
New York – Roa-fotoana izao tontolo izao tompon-daka, Amanda ‘The Real Deal’ Serrano from Carolina, Puerto Rico, but now living in Brooklyn, will be fighting on Febroary 17 in Manhatthan for the vacant WBO World female featherweight title against former world champion, Olivia Gerula of Canada.
The ambitious Puerto Rican lefty wants to become the undisputed world champion in the featherweight division, and has a message to the current title holders.
“Izao dia izao, I’m only focused on Olivia, but at the same time I’m very confident about bringing that belt to Brooklyn and Puerto Rico on Febroary 17,” said Amanda Serrano, izay ampandrosoin'ny DiBella Entertainment.
“Once I get that beatiful belt, we will be looking to unify. There is Jennifer Han, who is the IBF world champion, Soledad Matthysse is the WBC and WBA champion, and she is fighting Jelena Mrdjenovich. I want the winner!”
“Unifying all four featherweight titles is the only thing we care about. If we fail to make that happen, I will go down to 122 to fight for another world title, and become a four division legitimate world champion just like Miguel Cotto”.
Serrano (26-1-1, 19 KO) vs. gerula (17-15-2, 3KO) showdown will take place at the famed B.B. King Blues Club and Grill marking the first world title fight in the club’s history.
Ny Aogositra 15, 2014, Serrano nankany Arzantina mba hiatrika WBO maivana World Tompon-daka Maria 'Tily’ Maderna, izay tamin'izany andro izany, nanana anaram-boninahitra telo mahomby fiarovana, fa tsy afaka mandray ny masiaka ny Puerto Rico fahefana puncher, and decided to give up in the sixth round.
Serrano ny anaram-boninahitra voalohany nanjakan'i tonga tamin'ny Septambra 2011, when she knocked out Kimberly Connor in the first round to become the IBF World Champion at the super featherweight division in a bout held in Brooklyn.
Boxing For The Beginner; How To Get Started in The Sweet Science
By: Rich Bergeron
Boxing is a unique sport, to say the least. It’s often referred to as “The Sweet Science” with terms from the sport frequently invoked to describe intense rivalries and matchups in a myriad of other sports. Boxing is also often referenced in metaphors about politics. Though the popularity of boxing is not where it used to be these days, it is still one of the most challenging and daunting sporting activities a person can legally participate in all over the world.
If you are interested in either pursuing a career in boxing or just looking to learn the basics, the benefits of mastering the craft of pugilism can be very rewarding. Mandritra izany fotoana izany, there is a big difference between “going through the motions” and devoting the time it would take to be a successful professional. Na izany na tsia, if you work hard and maintain your dedication to learning, your training will surely result in both increased confidence and enhanced physical fitness.
If you plan to take your lessons to the level where you are ready to compete at some point, you will need a serious training regimen of at least two to three hours per day. You will also need to find a reputable boxing gym. Online searches should lead you to a facility in your area, but you can also seek out a competent trainer who might be able to work with you from home if there are no boxing gyms near you. Here is a detailed article on how to find the best gym for your needs.
If you simply want to know how to move around, throw punches and defend yourself, there are specific facilities that specialize in the basics that can accommodate your needs. One of the most well-known and nationwide operations for basic boxing and kickboxing lessons is Title Boxing Club. They offer comprehensive workout sessions and group classes overseen by professional trainers that promise “to help you feel more confident, burn more calories and lose weight.” It is important to remember that facilities like Title Boxing Club are not really designed for competitive boxing training, as their offerings are primarily geared toward teaching boxing for self-defense, exercise, weight loss and stress release purposes.
It does not take much devotion or sacrifice to take up boxing purely for the fitness benefits. It is actually a part of the sport that is becoming wildly popular due to the fact that the training workouts provide benefits to nearly all the muscles in your body. Hollywood stars, models, and even reality television stars swear by boxing workouts as a way to maintain their attractive figures and their youthful appearances.
Time Magazine published a story amin'ny Mey, 2015 that described boxing as one of the hottest fitness trends of the year.
Na izany aza, boxing training for non-competitive purposes can be intense and agonizing for someone who never put on a pair of boxing gloves before. In addition to punching, footwork and defensive drills, there will be sit-ups, push-ups, jump-roping and most likely a great deal of running that will benefit your training and workout routine. You may not need the same kind of time commitment if you are not competing, but many of the workouts will be very similar to what pro boxers do in the gym each day when they are not sparring.
Sparring and fighting another boxer in competition brings your training to a whole new level. Boxing is a very high-risk activity, though headgear, mouthpieces and organized rules and regulations make it much safer today than it was when the first gloved boxing contest took place. People do still die in boxing matches, and some end up facing lifelong complications from single matches or long careers of taking too many punches.
For these reasons, the decision to box competitively should not be impulsive or taken lightly. You have to be willing to accept the risks of serious injury if you would like to make boxing a career. You have to be well versed in defensive techniques and be aware of the signs of a concussion or brain injury. Full contact sparring sessions should take place only under the supervision of trained professionals, and both fighters should be instructed to use about half as much power in their punches as they would in a real competition. Na izany aza, if you plan to box as an amateur or a professional, some type of injury is almost inevitable. At some point you will suffer a split lip, bloody nose, black eye and/or a nasty cut. Izany, if you do really want to be a competitive boxer, be sure to have adequate health insurance in the event you need medical attention stemming from your participation in the sport.
More so than the risks you face, it is extremely important that you know going into training that boxing is one of the most difficult sports on the planet. There is no team to carry you in competition if you have a bad day at the office. There are just two competitors in each match: you and your opponent. Anyone with courage and tenacity can step into a boxing ring and fight, but it takes a special kind of devotion and willingness to put in the time and work to win trophies, medals and/or money through your exploits in the ring.
Most boxers go through years of amateur boxing before their first professional match. It is not mandatory for a boxer to fight in the amateurs before going pro, but it is certainly recommended. Some boxers may never go into the professional ranks, even if they do excel in the amateurs. There is even a “Masters” division for folks 35 no ho miakatra.
Na izany aza, even amateur boxing involves a great deal of hard work. The main differences between amateur and pro matches are that most amateur matches are shorter in duration than pro fights and feature competitors wearing headgear that offers protection to the side of the head and some areas of the face. Na izany aza, the punches that land on that headgear can be just as hard to take as hits that connect on your bare skull.
Whether you plan to take your talents to the professional ranks or not, amateur boxing can be an excellent starting point. Here are a couple great articles that describe how to pursue amateur boxing opportunities:
http://www.artofmanliness.com/2010/11/18/amateur-boxing-for-beginners-a-how-to-guide-part-i/
http://www.livestrong.com/article/420913-how-to-get-started-in-amateur-boxing/
Some colleges also offer boxing, with the US military academies fielding the most dominant teams over the years. Though it is not offered at nearly as many colleges as traditional sports like football and baseball, the competition can be just as fierce as it is in those other sports, if not much more so.
No matter how you choose to start out your foray into boxing for fitness or competition, sticking to it will require a strong will and a healthy supply of both mental and physical toughness. Truly mastering the sport can take years, if not decades. Whether you box for money or for glory, it can be well worth the risks you take to participate. You will always remember that first time you had your hand raised at the end of a fight. Becoming a world champion may not be in the cards for you, but just stepping in the ring to fight an opponent will put you in a class of people that you will always be proud to be associated with.
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT LANELL BELLOWS TALKS TRAINING CAMP, Floyd MAYWEATHER & MORE BEFORE FIRST TELEVISED FIGHT
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UNDEFEATED JULIAN WILLIAMS TO FACE MARCELLO MATANO IN IBF SUPER WELTERWEIGHT ELIMINATOR SATURDAY, MARTSA 5, Hiaina eto an-SHOWTIME®
FAMPIANARANA BOXING: EDITION MANOKANA® Tripleheader Live At 10 p.m. SY/PT
From Sands Bethlehem Events Center in Bethlehem, Pa.
Unbeaten Middleweight Contender Antoine Douglas Meets Former Champ Sam Soliman; Super Welterweight Tony Harrison Battles Fernando Guerrero
NEW YORK (Feb. 10, 2016) – Undefeated super welterweight contender Julian “J-Rock” Williams and once-beaten Italian Marcello Matano will square off in a 12-round IBF eliminator for the No. 1 ranking at 154-pounds in the main event of FAMPIANARANA BOXING: EDITION MANOKANA amin'ny Asabotsy, Martsa 5, velona SHOWTIME (10 p.m. SY/PT) amin'ny Sands Bethlehem Events Center any Betlehema, Pa.
Ao amin'ny mpiara-endri-javatra, fast-rising middleweight contender Antoine Douglas dia handray izao tontolo izao teo aloha tompon-daka Sam Soliman ao amin'ny 10-manodidina middleweight bout. Ao amin'ny fiandohan'ny bout ny telecast, hard-hitting prospect Tony Harrison will face veteran former world title challenger Fernando Guerrero ao amin'ny 10-manodidina Super welterweight fifaninanana.
“This upcoming fight will be the biggest fight of my career,” Williams nanao hoe:. “I’m chomping at the bit to get back out there. I am taking my opponent very seriously and I refuse to let Marcello Matano stop me from being a world champion.”
“Izany no nofy tanteraka,” said Matano. “I’ve been working for my whole life for a real opportunity to make to the top level and I will not let Julian Williams take it away. What will happen when Williams has to go to the championship rounds? Will he be ready? I know for sure that I will. This is the opportunity of a lifetime and I will do all I can to grab it.”
“Facing a former world champion like Sam Soliman is a great opportunity for me,” Douglas said. “The plan has always been to keep moving forward, and to do it successfully. This is that next step, and I’m ready for it. I’ve grown and learned so much fighting on ShoBox and it’s a beautiful thing to continue to progress and move to the next level.”
“This is an important fight for me,” said Soliman. “I had three opportunities on the table and I chose Douglas believing it to be a better fight for ranking, and it’s a challenge I’m excited to take on. From what I have seen, Douglas is a very talented fighter, which will make for a good fight. I am in great shape and looking forward to fight night.”
“I’m excited and eager to showcase my abilities to the world again,” Hoy Harrison. “I’d advise fans to arrive early because I don’t plan to be in the ring long. I’m knocking this guy out. I know Guerrero is coming in with a chip on his shoulder and I can’t overlook him. I brought my uncle into camp and I think that’s going to give me the edge that I’ve needed to get over the hump. I’m putting the whole division on notice!”
“It’s warrior time,” Hoy Guerrero. “We are going to have a war. This is going to be non-stop action. This fight will lead to big things for me. I’m used to fighting guys that are bigger than I am. I’m at my more natural weight and I’m looking to do great things in this division.”
“I’m thrilled to promote this great show on Martsa 5,” hoy Marshall Kauffman ny Mpanjaka Promotions. “This is a great card from top to bottom with some future champions looking to show the world that they are ready for the next level. I am honored to have Julian Williams headline this card. He put on an explosive performance in his last bout at the Sands and I am sure he will be looking to do the same on Martsa 5.”
Tapakila ho an'ny velona hetsika, izay nasandratry ny Mpanjaka Promotions, dia priced amin'ny $100, $75 ary $45, tsy ao anatin'izany asa fanompoana azo ampiharina fiampangana sy ny hetra ary ireo tamin'ny amidy izao. Tickets dia misy ETOamin'ny www.ticketmaster.com. Handidy ny antso an-tariby Ticketmaster amin'ny (800) 745-3000.
One of the most promising and highly regarded young stars in boxing, Williams (21-0-1, 1 ND, 13 Kos) will headline for the first time on SHOWTIME. He’s stepping up after honing his skills and steadily ascending the ranks after five fights on SHO EXTREME. The 25-year-old shut out longtime contender Joey Hernandez last April, followed that with a sixth-round stoppage of Arman Ovsepyan in June and closed the year by stopping Orlando Lora in the first round in September. The Philadelphian has also picked up victories over Joachim Alcine, Eliezer Gonzalez and Freddy Hernandez in his young career and looks to earn his first title shot with a win on Martsa 5.
Matano (16-1, 5 Kos) is a former Italian super welterweight titlist. He’s registered four consecutive wins since the only loss of his career, including victories in three scheduled 12-round fights. The 29-year-old is coming off a 12-round unanimous decision over fellow-Italian Nick Klappert in October 2015. Like Williams, he fought three bouts in 2015, although he logged 31 total rounds compared to just 17 for Williams.
Douglas (19-0-1, 13 Kos) has been impressive in five consecutive victories since he boxed to a draw when he was just 21 years old with former world title challenger Michel Soro in July 2014. The former top amateur has won his last three fights by knockout, including a sixth-round KO of previously undefeated Thomas LaManna and a fourth-round TKO of veteran Les Sherrington last November in his fifth appearance on ShoBox: The New Generation. On the prospect developmental series, the 23-year-old Douglas has graduated from unproven prospect to undefeated contender and is now ranked No. 4 in the WBO and No. 6 ao amin'ny WBA. Douglas is promoted by GH3 promotions.
Soliman (44-13, 1 NC, 18 Kos), ny Melbourne, Aostralia, is vastly more experienced than Douglas, having competed in four world championship fights. The 42-year-old held the IBF Middleweight World title before suffering a debilitating knee injury and losing via decision to Jermain Taylor in his first title defense in October 2014. Soliman, izay no 9-2-1 satria 2008, won the IBF crown with a decisive 12-round decision over Felix Sturm in 2014. The Australian, who fights at a relentless pace and can be awkward at times, will look to bounce back from a close, 10-round split decision loss to Dominic Wade last June on ShoBox.
Tamin'ny vao 25-taona-taona, Harrison (22-1, 18 Kos) has showed tremendous promise as he recorded a 10-fight knockout streak from 2013 ny 2015 and proved he could recover from a loss when he dominated Cecil McCalla for 10-rounds in October. The Detroit-native will look to make it back-to-back victories as he continues his ascent towards championship contender status. He has picked up knockout victories over Antwone Smith, Tyrone Brunson, Bronco McKart sy Pablo Munguia amin'ny roa taona farany.
A former world title challenger, Mpiady (28-3, 20 Kos) returned to his winning ways in 2015 with victories over Abraham Han and Daniel Souza Santos. The 29-year-old lives and trains out of Los Angeles but grew up in Maryland after being born in the Dominican Republic. The veteran owns victories over Ishe Smith, Derrick Findley and Gabriel Rosado in a pro career that dates back to 2007.
Raha mila fanazavana fanampiny fitsidihana www.SHO.com/Sports ary www.sandseventcenter.com,
JAMEL HERRING WINS UNANIMOUS DECISION OVER LUIS EDUARDO FLORES ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS ON FS1 & BOXEO DE CAMPEONES ON FOX DEPORTES FROM SANDS BETHLEHEM EVENTS CENTER IN BETHLEHEM, PA
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TWO-TIME WORLD CHAMPION ANDRE WARD AND UNDEFEATED SULLIVAN BARRERA SET FOR LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT SHOWDOWN ON SATURDAY, MARTSA 26 AT efitra anatiny Arena IN Oakland, CALIFORNIA
Fahitalavitra LIVE ON HBO®
NEW YORK, NY (Febroary 9, 2016) - Roc Nation Sports dia ny manao fanambarana fa roa-Time World Champion sy ny laharana ambony-kilao-fa-kilao mpiady Andre Ward (28-0, 15 Kos) dia hiverina ho any amin'ny peratra ny Asabotsy, Martsa 26, to begin his assault on the light heavyweight division when he takes on undefeated and number one rated IBF light heavyweight contender Sullivan Barrera (17-0, 12 Kos) in a 12-round bout at Oracle Arena in Ward’s hometown of Oakland, California. The event will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing® manomboka amin'ny 9:45 p.m. SY/PT.
Tickets priced amin'ny $300, $150, $100, $50 ary $25, tsy ao anatin'izany ny asa fanompoana azo ampiharina fiampangana sy ny hetra, go on sale Tuesday, Feb. 9 amin'ny 5:00 PM PT and will be available at all Ticketmaster locations, internet ao amin'ny Ticketmaster.com sy ny anjara-raharaha an-telefaonina ao amin'ny (800) 745-3000.
“I don’t really have much to say other than this. Martsa 26, it will be very simple. I’ll be in a new weight class against a tough opponent but I’m coming with the same approach,"Hoy Ward. “I’ll be in great shape and ready for battle. Sullivan Barrera has had a lot to say lately and I love it. He’s going to have an opportunity to back up every word that he has spoken. These are the type of challenges I like and on March 26, it’s go time.”
“We as a team had a tough choice to make – crash the party by taking out Ward first or wait for the mandatory and take out Kovalev,” said Barrera. “We decided that the time is now. Ward will fall first and then we will go after the belts.”
“Having cleaned out the super middleweight division, Andre’s next challenge is to become the best light heavyweight in the world, and that challenge begins with the IBF’s number one rated contender in Sullivan Barrera,"Hoy David Itskowitch, COO of Boxing Roc Nation Sports. “With both fighters having their sights set on an eventually showdown with Unified Light Heavyweight World Champion Sergey Kovalev, there’s a lot on the line in this fight, but only one man will move on. Martsa 26 is a night of boxing that no fan should miss.”
“I’m excited to be on Team Ward as we enter the light heavyweight division. No weapons formed against us shall prosper,” said James Prince, Ward’s manager.
Amin'ny Martsa 26, before a hometown crowd, pound for pound star Andre Ward returns to HBO in his light heavyweight debut against undefeated Sullivan Barrera” said Peter Nelson, Filoha lefitra mpanatanteraka, HBO Sports. “With a perfect record dating back to the age of 12 taona, Andre has risen to every challenge as both an amateur and a professional, including world titles and an Olympic gold medal. Ankehitriny, he takes on Barrera, one of the toughest challengers as Ward moves up the scale. Boxing fans won’t want to miss it.”
Fantatra noho ny toetra amam-panahy mafy sy tsy mivadika ivelan'ny peratra sy ny faniriany voajanahary fotsiny ny mpiady ao anatiny, Ward’s skill and talent were apparent early in his outstanding amateur career. He racked up every title in the books, culminating amin'ny medaly volamena ao amin'ny mazava lanja mavesatra fisarahana am- 2004 Lalao Olaimpika tany Atena. As the only male American boxer to claim Olympic gold since 1996, Ward nanatevin-daharana ny tiany ny Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard sy Oscar De La Hoya. Efa nampody matihanina amin'ny Desambra 18, 2004, scoring a second round technical knockout victory over Chris Molina at Staples Center in a fight that was televised live on HBO. He has gone on to rack up 27 more victories since then, building an ever-growing legion of fans in the process. Rehefa lasa ny Ring Magazine sy WBA Super Middleweight World Champion, rising to the number two spot on the pound-for-pound list and winning the 2011 Fighter ny taona Award (ESPN, Sports Sary, Ring Magazine sy ny Ady Totohondry Fikambanan'ny Mpanoratra Amerika), no nanambarana fa Paroasy nanao sonia ny fanekena ny dokam-barotra manokana Roc Nation Sports tamin'ny Janoary 2015, toko vaovao manokatra ny tantara hoe ady totohondry asa. Bay Area Ny vokatra niverina ho any ny peratra tamin'ny Jona 20, 2015 tao amin'ny Oracle Arena eo anoloan'ny amin'ny taniny mpankafy in Oakland, California ary fahasivy-baolina iray manodidina knockout ny Paul Smith, continuing his unbeaten streak which dates back to when he was a 13-year-old amateur. Ward vao haingana vao mainka teo anoloan'ny ny fakan-tsary ho hafa tanteraka anjara, a part in the New Line/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/Warner Bros. feature “Creed.” Fellow Bay Area natives, mpitantana Ryan Coogler sy ny kintana ny sarimihetsika Michael B. Jordana, tonga avy any Ward mba hahafahany manome ny fahaizany ho an'ny sarimihetsika. Ankoatra ny miasa manoloana ny fakan-tsary amin'ny Ward, Jordana nandany fotoana tao an-trano Ward ny fanaovana fanatanjahan-tena ao amin'ny hiomanana amin 'ny maha zanak'i Apollo Sembolin'i. Now it’s time for Ward to get back to his day job when he faces the undefeated Barrera on Martsa 26.
Born in Guantanamo Bay, Kiobà, Barrera had an impressive amateur run with a record of 285-27. Amin'ny maha-mpankafy, he was able to earn World Amateur Championships in Germany, Kiobà, Venezuela and Central America. During his amateur career he also defeated former Light Heavyweight World Champions Chad Dawson and Beibut Shumenov. Following his defection from Cuba, where he was a member of the country’s national team, Barrera made his professional debut in 2009 with a first round technical knockout win over Anthony Adorno in his adopted hometown of Miami, Florida. He would go on to knockout the first five opponents he faced in his professional career in either the first or second round. Barrera made his television debut in January of 2015 with his appearance on ESPN’sZoma Alina ady, when he scored a fourth round knockout win over former Super Middleweight World Champion Jeff Lacy. Barrera quietly rose through the ratings of the light heavyweight division until he was afforded the opportunity to fight former Light Heavyweight World Title Challenger Karo Murat to become the IBF’s number one rated light heavyweight contender. Barrera seized the opportunity, knocking out Murat in the fifth round on December 12, 2015 in his HBO Latino Boxing debut at the Civic Auditorium in Glendale, California. Sullivan is trained by legendary trainer, Abel Sanchez, who is best known for his work with middleweight champion Gennady “GGG” Golovkin. When he is not at The Summit in Big Bear Lake, California training with Sanchez, Barrera resides in Miami, Florida.
Ward Vs. Barrera, a 12-round fight which is presented by Roc Nation Sports in association with Main Events, mitranga Asabotsy, Martsa 26, 2016 amin'ny Oracle Arena in Oakland, California and will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing beginning at 9:45 p.m. SY/PT. Follow the conversation using #WardBarrera.
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