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CONTENDERS CLOTHING LAUNCHES FIGHTING FOR FIGHTERS FUNDALL PROCEEDS TO GO DIRECTLY TO PROFESSIONAL FIGHTERS AFFECTED BY THE COVID-19 CRISIS!

FIGHTERS CAN SIGN UP NOW FOR A DIRECT PAYMENT SENT OUT FIRST WEEK OF MAY ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE NEW’GO THE SOCAL DISTANCEFUNDRAISER T-SHIRT& 10% OF SALES AT CONTENDERSCLOTHING.COM TO GO TO FUND
Las Vegas, NV. (Bulan April 13, 2020): Contenders Clothing is proud to announce the creation of the Fighting for Fighters Fund, a new program that will put money directly, and immediately, into the hands of professional fighters affected by the current Covid-19 crisis.

With combat sports across the United States being suspended indefinitely, many fighters who earn a living competing professionally are self-employed contractors leaving them out of work and not eligible for state unemployment. While there is money earmarked for contract workers under the Cares Act, funds have been hard to, if not impossible, to access, leaving many working class fighters in dire need of assistance.

While some well-known apparel companies are donating to large and mostly worldwide health organizations, we’ve yet to see any company directly help fighters,” said Contenders Chief Executive Officer, Jonathan Snyder.

We have been embraced by professional fighters of all levels who have worn our boxer briefs and t-shirts at weigh ins and we truly consider anyone who wears us as part of our family. They’ve had our back and now it’s time to have theirs.

Funding for Fighting for Fighters will come from the sales of an exclusive, ‘Go The Social Distancet-shirt created specifically as a fundraiser for the program. Tambahan lagi, Contenders Clothing is giving 10% of every single sale throughout the entire month of April at www.contendersclothing.com directly into the fund.

Payments will go out the first week of May and will be divided equally from the overall amount Fighting for Fighters raises between all eligible fighters.

We’ve come to find that fighters are special people in and out of the ring and not enough people understand their sacrifice. Jika Fighting for Fighters can literally buy groceries for a fightersfamily for a week or pay a utility bill at a time when they desperately need it, then we will consider it a success.

If you are an active professional fighter based in the United States whose income has been affected by the Covid-19 crisis please sign up at:
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If you’d like to purchase the Go the Social Distance t-shirt and have all proceeds go to the Fighting for Fighters Fund, please head to:
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ABOUT CONTENDERS CLOTHING
Contenders Clothing’s boxer brief line, which contains the first ever officially licensed Muhammad Ali and Rocky collections, has been a favorite of professional boxers at weigh-ins since launching in 2018. From world champions such as Tyson Fury to up and coming contenders and prospects, Contenders has been at the forefront of the world of boxing apparel.

Fight Club, Contenders Clothing’s endorsement program, was established in 2019. With a focus on working class and inspirational fighters, Contenders Fight Club has already seen one of it’s athletes, Andrew Cancio, win a world title in a massive upset. In addition to the announcement of current #1 contender and former world champion Jessie Magdaleno joining Contenders Fight Club last month, Contenders is continuing it’s commitment to the boxing industry with plans on announcing several new signees throughout 2020 that represent the future of the sport.

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For any further information on Contenders’Fighting for Fighters Fund – please drop us a line atchris@contendersclothing.com and we will get right back in touch. Thanks in advance for your support and helping spread the word.
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PBC TERUS MEMBUAT KEBENARAN!

Petinju PBC Terus Melibatkan Penggemar Melalui Media Sosial Selama Jarak Sosial

Keith Thurman, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Dirrell, Leo Santa Cruz, Gervonta Davis, Berto lainnya & David Benavidez Akan Muncul di Platform Media Sosial PBC Minggu Depan


LAS VEGAS (Bulan April 10, 2020) – Petinju Juara Tinju Premier akan memasuki minggu berikutnya menggunakan media sosial untuk terlibat dengan penggemar selama jarak sosial. Setiap minggu PBC akan memberikan kesempatan bagi para penggemar untuk mendengar dari petinju saat mereka mencoba mencari cara untuk menghabiskan waktu.

Mantan juara kelas welter terpadu Keith Thurman muncul di “Time Out Dengan Ray Flores” tinggal di Halaman Instagram PBC Senin ini, Bulan April 13 di 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT.

Mantan juara kelas berat Deontay Wilder dan mantan juara kelas menengah super Anthony Dirrell akan muncul di Podcast PBC dengan pembawa acara Kenneth Bouhairie dan Michael Rosenthal. Podcast akan tersedia pada hari Rabu, Bulan April 15 pada Situs PBC, iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud, Mesin penjahit, Spreaker dan outlet lainnya.

Juara Kelas Bulu Super WBA Leo Santa Cruz akan muncul di “Di Rumah Dengan…” seri, nongkrong langsung di Halaman Facebook PBC di hari Rabu, Bulan April 15 di 4 p.m. DAN / 1 siang. PT. Dan dalam edisi khusus “Di Rumah Dengan…”, Juara Kelas Ringan WBA Gervonta “Tangki” Davis akan diwawancarai oleh mantan juara kelas welter Berto lainnya tinggal di Halaman Instagram PBC pada hari Jumat, Bulan April 17 di 4 p.m. DAN / 1 siang. PT.

Juara WBC Super Middleweight David Benavidez akan muncul di “Going The Distance” pada Halaman PBC YouTube pada hari Kamis, Bulan April 16. Benavidez akan menghentikan pertarungannya melawan Anthony Dirrell di 4 p.m. DAN / 1 siang. PT.

Tambahan lagi, “Putar Ulang PBC” akan menampilkan tayangan ulang kartu televisi penuh untuk Leo Santa Cruz vs.. Pertikaian Abner Mares di Halaman PBC YouTube pada hari Sabtu, Bulan April 18 di 8 p.m. E / 5 p.m. PT.

Jadwal minggu ini dipenuhi dengan beberapa atraksi utama PBC yang membagikan wawasan dan kehidupan mereka selama masa-masa sulit ini. Tetap disini. Masih banyak lagi yang akan datang.

A remarkable boxing journey like no other 1972 Peraih medali emas Olimpiade “Gula Pasir” Ray Seales

(Ray Seales is in the front row, second in from the left)



COLORADO SPRINGS, Putaran. (Bulan April 9, 2020) — Imagine being the lone boxer from your country to capture an Olympic gold medal, only days after the infamous Munich massacre. Now imagine also having won a remarkable 338 dari 350 pertandingan amatir, having fought a trilogy as a professional with “Menakjubkan” Marvin Hagler, being declared legally blind in both eyes (having entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr. pickup a six-figure medical bill), regaining sight in one eye, then working as a teacher of autistic students for 17 tahun.

“Gula Pasir” Ray Seales has truly lived a surreal life, to say the least, and he’s still involved in boxing at the age of 67, as a successful coach of amateur boxers in Indianapolis.

Born in Saint Croix, DIRI KITA. Virgin Island as one of eight children in a family whose father was a boxer there as a member of the U.S. Army team, Seales started boxing at the age of nine. “I have three brothers and we always beat the crap out of each other,” he spoke about his start in boxing. “Learning how to box, untukku, was all about fighting to be the first to eat. I had gotten hit in my left eye playing dodgeball and my uncle, who was stationed at Ft. Lewis (di Tacoma, WA), told my mother there was a special doctor there who could help with my eye. My father was stationed all over and in 1964, when I was 12, my mother moved us to Tacoma, Washington.

I had boxing in my system. I went with my brothers to the Downtown Tacoma Boys Club, which was only one block from our home, and my mother could watch me walk from our house to the gym and back. I was the first from there to win a Golden Gloves title. I wanted to be a winner and finished with 14 (juara) jackets. I couldn’t speak English. I knew Spanish and spoke Spanish and English together. The first word I said in English was box. We used to fight three or four times a day and we built the Tacoma Boxing Club. I went on to have a 338-12 amateur record and I’ve been in boxing ever since.

Seales developed into a champion, taking top honors at the 1971 National AAU and 1972 National Golden Gloves championships. Pada usia 19, Seales enlisted in the U.S. Angkatan Udara, but his mother made some calls so Ray would be able to compete in the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Jerman.

She succeeded and the rest, seperti yang mereka katakan, is history. And when he came home from the Olympics, he was told that there was no need for him to report to the U.S. Angkatan Udara, because he had done enough in terms of service as the only American boxer to win a gold medal.

Itu 1972 Olimpiade, akan tetapi, was overshadowed by the killing of 11 Israeli athletes and coaches, as well as a West German police officer at the Olympic Village by terrorists on Black September.

I had just turned 20,Seales remembered. “Boxing was heavy when we went there. Some of my family, my coach from Tacoma, and Tacoma teammate (and 2-time U.S. Olimpiade)Davey Armstrong were in Germany. I didn’t know anything at first. I had to get the attention of my parents to let them know not to go there, because there were terrorists with sub-machine guns in the Olympic Village. I was the only American boxer left to fight.

Seales defeated Bulgarian Angjei Anghhelov, 5-0, in the light welterweight championship to capture an Olympic gold medal, the only member of the U.S. team to do so. His teammates included Armstrong, Duane Bobick, and Olympic bronze medalists Jesse Valdez, Marvin Johnson dan Ricardo Carreras.

Sugar Ray Seales’s dedication to USA Boxing is second to none,” tersebut Chris Cugliari, USA Boxing Alumni Director. “His pride, patriotism, and devotion to helping our next generation of champions is what makes him such an inspiring figure.


Asosiasi Alumni Tinju AS

Dibuat untuk menjadi juara seumur hidup, hubungan yang saling menguntungkan antara USA Boxing dan alumninya, –petinju, pejabat, pelatih dan penggemar tinju — Asosiasi Alumni menghubungkan generasi juara, menginspirasi dan memberikan kembali kepada juara tinju masa depan USA Boxing, masuk dan keluar dari ring.

Asosiasi Alumni Tinju AS terbuka untuk siapa saja yang menyukai tinju dan ingin tetap terhubung dengan tinju amatir. Anggota diberikan akses ke berbagai acara khusus yang diselenggarakan oleh Asosiasi Alumni, termasuk penerimaan tahunan Hall of Fame Asosiasi Alumni Tinju USA.

Untuk bergabung dengan Asosiasi Alumni, cukup mendaftar di alumni@usaboxing.org untuk sebuah $40.00 biaya keanggotaan per tahun. Anggota baru akan menerima kaos, gantungan kunci dan e-wallet.


Seales turned pro in 1973, winning an 8-round unanimous decision over Gonzalo Rodriguez di Tacoma. “Sugarman” memenangkannya yang pertama 21 perkelahian pro, until he lost a 10-round decision to 14-0 middleweight prospect and future Hall of Famer Marvin Hagler. Dua perkelahian kemudian, Seales fought Hagler in Tacoma to a 10-round draw (99-99, 99-99, 98-96).

Everybody wanted a shot at the Olympic gold medalist,” Seales explained.I went to Boston and we fought in a TV studio (WNAC). It was freezing in there. I was shivering when I went into the ring, Marvin came out dripping sweat. I knew I was losing after seeing that, but I hung with him and went the distance (10 putaran). I was having management problems and three months later I fought Hagler again, only this time at home in Tacoma. I beat him but it ended in a 10-round draw. He knows I beat him!”

Seales completed his trilogy with Hagler, but it was five years later, when Hagler was 42-2-1 and avoided by most of the world’s top middleweights. “I was the USBA (United States Boxing Association) and North American Boxing Federation (NABF) middleweight champion and Hagler needed to win a title to get a world title shot,” Seales noted. “I lost our third fight in the first round, but that’s the only thing shown on television in our three fights. We were two left-handers, but he switched to right-handed, and he caught me with a hook. I got paid and they bought him a world title fight.

Seales has coached two different amateur teams in Indianapolis during the past 11 tahun, kemenangan 10 Golden Gloves team championships, and he’s still in charge in Indy of Team IBG.

After he retired in 1984 after suffering detached retinas in both eyes, Seales was introduced in Las Vegas to Sammy Davis, Jr. (digambarkan di bawah), who paid Seales’ $100,000 medical bill for his damaged eyes. Davis had lost his left eye in a 1952 car accident



I’m a teacher,” Seales concluded. “I see the way that so many boxers want to fight likeFloyd Mayweather. Their head is tilted, they can’t throw a jab. I teach them to have the right foot behind the left (for a right-handed boxer), and to walk in straight, not tilted or peaking. Heel toe, heel toe every time you pivot is your stance.

My advice for the boxers who hope to compete in the 2020 Olympics is to focus on what you’re doing and listen to how to get it done. What I really want to do is to coach the USA Olympic Boxing Team 2024.

INFORMASI:
www.usaboxing.orgi
Kegugupan: @USABoxing, @USABoxingAlumni
Instagram: @USABoxing

SHOWTIME SPORTS® TO PRESENT SHOWTIME BOXING CLASSICS, INCLUDING THREE FIGHT OF THE YEAR WINNERS, BEGINNING APRIL 10 ON SHOWTIME®

Bulan April 10: DIEGO CORRALES vs. JOSE LUIS CASTILLO I & II
Bulan April 17: PAULIE AYALA vs. JOHNNY TAPIA I & II
Bulan April 24: LUCAS MATTHYSSE vs. JOHN MOLINA, MICKEY BEY vs. JOHN MOLINA

NEW YORK - April 6, 2020 - SHOWTIME Sports will continue to serve boxing fans during the current hiatus from live sports, announcing today SHOWTIME BOXING CLASSICS with regularly scheduled replays of legendary bouts from the network’s deep archive of world championship boxing. SHOWTIME BOXING CLASSICS will air on three consecutive Friday nights beginning April 10, di 10 p.m. ET / PT pada SHOWTIME. The telecasts will also be available via the SHOWTIME streaming service and SHOWTIME ANYTIME®.

The April slate of SHOWTIME BOXING CLASSICS will be highlighted by three Fight of the Year winners, which include some of the most heart-pounding and unforgettable fights in boxing history.

Hari Jumat, Bulan April 10:
Diego Corrales vs. Jose Luis Castillo I - 2005 Consensus Fight of the Year (also featuring the Round of the Year and later named Fight of the Decade)
Diego Corrales vs. Jose Luis Castillo II
Hari Jumat, Bulan April 17:
Paulie Ayala vs. Johnny Tapia Saya - 1999 Majalah cincin Fight of the Year (Ayala earned Fighter of the Year honors)
Paulie Ayala vs. Johnny Tapia II
Hari Jumat, Bulan April 24:
Lucas Matthysse vs. John Molina - 2014 Consensus Fight of the Year
Mickey Bey vs. John Molina

During each SHOWTIME BOXING CLASSICS siaran televisi, Luke Thomas and Brian Campbell, the network’s versatile combat sports analysts, will host a live companion episode of their digital talk show MORNING KOMBAT pada Morning Kombat YouTube Channel. Thomas and Campbell will watch the SHOWTIME replay and react to the fights in real time, feature special guest interviews with principal participants from the bouts (pejuang, pelatih, referees and promoters) and take questions from fans while the bouts replay on the network.

“The greatest fight I’ve ever covered,” said Al Bernstein, the International Boxing Hall of Fame analyst. In a career that spans more than 40 tahun, including calling Hagler-Hearns, Bowe-Holyfield I and the Vazquez-Marquez trilogy, Bernstein says the first Corrales-Castillo war was the best. “This was Hagler-Hearns times three because it lasted so much longer. It was fought at a such an extraordinary skill level and to me that is what made it so special.”

The fights scheduled to air in April include:

Corrales-Castillo I (Mei 7, 2005, Corrales TKO 10) – After nine intense, back-and-forth rounds in a WBC and WBO lightweight unification bout, Corrales accomplishes the unthinkable, miraculously regrouping from dua knockdowns in the 10th to stop Castillo and etch his name in boxing lore. After managing to beat the count (and losing a point for spitting the mouthpiece), Corrales got Castillo on the ropes and connected with a huge right hand. Corrales continued to unload on a defenseless Castillo, forcing referee Tony Weeks to halt the blazing action.

Corrales-Castillo II (Bulan Oktober 8, 2005, Castillo KO 4) – Castillo, who did not make the 135-pound weight limit, making the contest a non-title bout, avenges an earlier loss to the WBC and WBO Lightweight World Champion Corrales with a one-punch, fourth-round knockout. Castillo consistently outworks Corrales and lands the harder punches in a more one-sided bout than their first affair. Castillo staggers his opponent with a right hand in the third round that sends him stumbling backward across the ring. He then scores a finishing knockdown with a left hook in the fourth that puts Corrales flat on his back.

Ayala-Tapia I (Bulan Juni 26, 1999, Ayala W 12) – In some of the fiercest two-way action in the history of Las Vegas boxing, southpaw Ayala hands Tapia his first professional loss in 49 fights and captures the WBA Bantamweight Title by the scores of 115-114 dan 116-113 dua kali. As the boxers were being announced, Tapia walked across the ring and shoved Ayala, causing a momentary skirmish.

Ayala-Tapia II (Bulan Oktober 7, 2000, Ayala W 12) – In a rematch of 1999’s Fight of the Year, the action between the heated rivals does not disappoint. Namun Begitu, the outcome is the same as their first meeting, with Ayala winning via controversial unanimous decision. Mayhem ensues as the decision is announced and an incensed Tapia is ushered from the ring by security.

Matthysse-Molina (Bulan April 26, 2014, Matthysse KO 11) – Fighting in the night’s co-main event, Matthysse steals the show with a spectacular 11th-round knockout over Molina in 2014’s Fight of the Year. The Argentine, then ranked No. 1 in the world at 140 pon, is hurt in the first and dropped in the second and fifth rounds. But Matthysse comes back with knockdowns in the eighth, 10th dan 11th rounds to turn back a determined bid by Molina.

Bey-Molina (Bulan Juli 19, 2013, Molina KO 10) – In one of ShoBox: The New Generation’s most unforgettable rounds, Molina comes back from the brink of certain defeat to dramatically knockout then-unbeaten Mickey Bey. Heading into the 10th dan babak final, Molina was trailing on the three judges’ scorecards by 90-81, 89-82 dan 88-83.

New customers who sign up on SHOWTIME.com and the SHOWTIME app before May 3 can take advantage of a recently announced 30-day free trial for the SHOWTIME streaming service, available on SHOWTIME.com and the SHOWTIME app on all supported devices.

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH 10 TIME WORLD KICKBOXING CHAMPION CAITLIN FORAN AHEAD OF HER PRO BOXING DEBUT

With this pandemic lockdown in full force virtually world-wide, many fights have been already been cancelled, from the biggest, such as Anthony Joshua versus Kubrat Pulev, right through to many small hall events.


Whilst clearly the lockdown is affecting everyone involved in our beloved sport, it made me think of those that had been preparing for their professional boxing debut, such as today’s victim, sorry guest, Caitlin Foran, who was due to debut in Orkney on the 25th April.


Caitlin is a ten time Kickboxing World Champion, quite an accomplishment for someone that is still just 19 tahun, let’s face it to achieve such a high status in any sport at such a young age is quite an accomplishment and without doubt her extensive combat sports experience is going to benefit her when this pandemic is over and she makes her pro debut.


I actually had the pleasure of meeting Caitlin back in March at an event in Barrow-in-Furness, where she was supporting Paul Peers when he challenged, and beat, Nicaraguan Milton Arauz for the Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International title, and always intended to cover her pro debut, but with that put back until later in the year due to the current situation decided instead to arrange an interview with her.


Enough of my waffle, let’s get to know this amazing teen star a little better.




(GDC) Hello Caitlin, thank you for taking the time to answer a few questions for us. My first question is I understand you are a multi-World Champion Kick Boxer, can you please tell our readers a little about your Kick Boxing career?




(CF) So I started kickboxing in 2008 at the age of eight, at the time I was juggling kickboxing with lots of other sports and activities but over time my attention just stuck with kickboxing and it became my life.


I certainly wasn’t one of these people that had a talent for the sport. I wasn’t flexible, I had no confidence, but the one thing I did have that has carried me through to this day is determination.


Living on an island we weren’t able to get to as many competitions as other clubs on the mainland could which meant we knew we had to really put in the extra effort to make up for the lack of experience.


Also coming from a large family where my mother was a single parent to 5 children meant I rarely was able to get away to compete and didn’t really start competing properly until I got my black belt in 2011.


I then started competing usually once a month with the first big one being the WKA Scottish championships in Glasgow where I won 2x golds, that was my first big confidence booster and I went on to compete more often winning more Scottish titles as well as British and European.


I then got invited to my first world championships in 2013 in Italy where I came away with a bronze medal.


I always preferred points fighting when I was competing, which is a more karate style, ‘start stopstyle of fighting, but at my second World championships in Prague in 2014, there was a woman without a fight for her ring Continuous section so I was asked if I would take the fight.


I’ve never been one to turn down a fight so I took the fight and ended up winning it as well as two others so I came away with my first three World titles and new love for ring fighting.


Dari 2014 untuk 2017 I went on to win seven more World titles in various countries.


Oleh 2016/17 my kickboxing career was really taking off and I was looking at turning professional sometime soon, however at the end of 2017 my coach Ryan Reffell sadly passed which put an end to my kickboxing career.


(GDC) What influenced you to switch from Kick Boxing to Professional Boxing?


(CF) As I mentioned previously, I have never been a naturally flexible person so in kickboxing my legs were predominantly used for powerful body single kicks.


While I was still training with Ryan as part of Nemesis Kickboxing, at the end of 2015 we decided I was getting better with my hands and started thinking about switching to boxing.


This lead Ryan to start boxing classes on a Monday night as well as the kickboxing classes through the week.


I was offered my first fight that September with 4 days notice for the UKBC featherweight international title. I went on to win the fight and defended it in a rematch that December.


2017 was when I really started to focus more on boxing and less on kickboxing and had two more fights, with the last fight in my unlicensed career being a Five Nations title fight in April 2017 which brought my record to 4-0-0.


I thought my boxing career had ended then, until Paul Peers moved to Orkney in 2018 and got in touch via Facebook which then kickstarted my training again as he showed great interest in my boxing and was a massive help in getting my love for the sport back and showed that he believed in me which made me more confident in myself and got myself back to training properly again ahead of signing my professional contract in January this year.


(GDC) You were due to be undertaking your professional boxing debut in Orkney on the 25th April, obviously this is being rescheduled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, so firstly how have your preparations been going?


(CF) Iya Nih, it was devastating when all this started but I am making sure to keep as active as I can with daily running and home exercises making use of the little space I do have at home.


(GDC) Has the Government ordered lockdown had an effect on your preparations?


(CF) Prior to lockdown we were getting sparring in at least once or twice a week at the club and had started our partnership with Lee Mcallister at Assassin’s boxing in Aberdeen in order to mix Orkney Boxing Clubs fighters with theirs for some sparring at weekends.


We only managed this once so far with weather being bad and boats not certain to run but were planning more in the lead up to the show.


(GDC) When the lockdown ends and the new date is announced, your opponent is stated to be Carly Mackenzie, do you know much about her?


(CF) I was originally due to fight Carly Mackenzie however my opponent recently changed to Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International Silver Champion Jamie Bates Wallis. I don’t know a great deal about Jamie to be honest but from what I’ve seen she is a strong orthodox boxer with a strong offence and sharp defence.


I took the fight knowing it would be a challenge especially being my first fight back in 3 tahun.
She’s proved to be a champion so in order for me to become a champion I must beat champions.


(GDC) Moving away from your career to date, who is your favourite boxer, laki-laki atau perempuan, and why?


(CF) My favourite boxer to date has got to be Katie Taylor. She has played a massive part in getting Women’s boxing to where it is today and is a real inspiration to any athlete out there as she has shown that any obstacle can be overcome if you really want something.


(GDC) In the same vein, which is your all time favourite fight, and why?


(CF) It is so hard to choose a favourite fight but one has to be Katie Taylor’s most recent fight against Christina Linardatou as she continued her winning record and added WBO Super-Lightweight world title to her ever growing list of achievements. Usually Taylor would be getting stuck into the fight, firing shot after shot. However she kept to the outside this time boxing smart and not wasting energy.


(GDC) Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions, finally is there anyone you would like to mention with regard to your upcoming debut?


(CF) I would like to give thanks to my sponsor, Gary Sutherland at GSRI, Steven Logie at Strength 101 for keeping me in shape and Paul Peers for everything he has done over the last year and a half to get my confidence back up and reignite my love for boxing. I would also like to give a shout out to all of my old teammates at Nemesis kickboxing Academy and Nemesis Boxing Gym without them I wouldn’t be where I am today.

New York State Boxing HOF & Cincin 8 establish fund to assist boxers and boxing personnel in New York

NEW YORK (Bulan April 1, 2020) - The Boxing Hall New York State of Fame (NYSBHOF) dan Ring 8 jointly announced today a partnership to establish a COVID-19 fund to assist New York and New Jersey boxers and boxing personnel who are in financial need during the coronavirus pandemic.

Any boxing personnel (petinju, pelatih, cut-men, dan sebagainya.) who are independent contractors and live in New York or New Jersey may apply for monetary assistance by filling out a request form posted atwww.NYBoxingHOF.org danwww.Ring8tv,dengan, or request a form atfightpublicist@gmail.com to be directly emailed.

All applicants must be licensed (NYSAC, NJSAC or USA Boxing) and forms must be submitted to NYSBHOF president Bob Duffy by email (depcomish@aol.com) or call him (1.516.313.2304) with the required information.

“Gyms are closed, and boxing has been suspended indefinitely,” NYSBHOF president Bob Duffy said. “Most boxing trainers, cut-men and other boxing personnel are independent contractors, so they do not have any income right now during this pandemic. They have families to support, rent to pay, food to put on the table, and other critical expenses. We want to help them by establishing this fund. We’re not in the position to give each applicant a large stipend,  but we are able to provide a small payment to temporarily help them a little bit. We’re committed to doing this for the month of April, at the very least, and then we’ll will revisit extending payments until boxing returns, as long as there is money available in this fund. It’s the right thing to do!"

“Ring 8 is furthering our goals to assist boxers and boxing people in New York during this crisis,” Ring 8 president Charlie Norkus, Jr. added. “It has been our mission since the very beginning. We are pleased to join the New York Boxing Hall of Fame in this endeavor.”

Manajer Tinju Adrian Clark Bergabung dengan Jaringan Pertarungan

Saluran Olahraga Tempur Terkemuka di Dunia Akan Meluncurkan Pemrograman Tinju Baru dan Meluncurkan Ulang Aplikasi Selulernya untuk Mendukung Pertumbuhan di Platform Baru




UNTUK SEGERA


TORONTO | NEW YORK – Melawan Jaringan, anak perusahaan dari Anthem Olahraga & Hiburan dan jaringan olahraga tempur utama dunia, mengumumkan hari ini penulis itu, Produser dan manajer tinju Adrian Clark telah bergabung dengan organisasi sebagai konsultan untuk mengembangkan program orisinal dan kemitraan strategis dengan fokus pada konten tinju profesional dan amatir, serta mendukung media sosial dan pertumbuhan komunitas di seluruh platform digital dan sosial Fight Network.
Clark telah mengelola berbagai klien, termasuk Jerry Belmontes, James De La Rosa, Willie Monroe Jr. dan Frank Galarza. Clark juga bekerja sama dengan Jarrell “Big Bayi” Miller dan juara kelas welter dunia saat ini Errol Spence. Dia adalah agen bersertifikat untuk Asosiasi Pemain Bola Basket Nasional (NBPA) dari 2012 untuk 2014. Clark dihormati oleh Forbes di “30 Di bawah 30” untuk 2016 dalam olahraga. Clark juga telah menerbitkan beberapa buku, termasuk 'i’ Panduan untuk Pengusaha Muda,Lindungi Diri Anda Setiap Saat: Panduan untuk Petinju Profesional, Tinju = Kehidupan dan Kuda Hitam.

Clark meluncurkan miliknya Lindungi Diri Anda Setiap Saat inisiatif di bulan Februari 2016, termasuk sebuah buku, podcast dan blog video. Everlast Worldwide, produsen terkemuka dunia, pemasar dan pemberi lisensi tinju, MMA dan peralatan fitness, bermitra dengan Clark di 2018 untuk meluncurkan yang pertama Lindungi Diri Anda Setiap Saatsimposium, alat pendidikan untuk para petarung dan keluarganya yang bertujuan untuk mendidik dan menginformasikan petinju profesional tentang sifat bisnis tinju. Clark akan mengembangkan konsep tersebut menjadi serial televisi untuk Fight Network di samping program asli lainnya untuk jaringan tersebut.

“Saya berharap dapat bekerja sama dengan Fight Network untuk meningkatkan kedalaman cakupan tinju,” kata Clark. “Bekerja sama dengan jaringan kontak industri saya dan tim produksi asli FN Studios, kami akan mengembangkan program baru untuk menyoroti sains manis dan topik-topik yang sering kali tertutup dalam liputan arus utama. Dengan kebangkitan baru-baru ini dalam popularitas arus utama, ini sebagai waktu yang tepat untuk menghadirkan pelanggan Fight Network liputan yang belum pernah terjadi sebelumnya tentang bintang tinju favorit mereka, baik di dalam ring maupun di belakang layar.”

“Meningkatnya popularitas tinju dalam beberapa tahun terakhir tidak bisa diremehkan,” kata Ariel Shnerer, GM Fight Network yang baru diangkat. “Dengan lebih banyak cara untuk mengonsumsi perkelahian daripada sebelumnya dan bintang baru yang lahir, olahraga ini telah mengalami pertumbuhan yang luar biasa dalam skala global. Kami berharap dapat berkolaborasi dengan Adrian dalam inisiatif pemrograman baru dan peluang sponsor karena kami memberikan fokus baru pada liputan olahraga kami, tidak hanya melalui acara berita mingguan dan pertarungan langsung kami, tetapi dengan mengembangkan produksi orisinal yang mendekatkan pemirsa kita pada pertarungan dan pertarungan yang mereka sukai, serta program edukasi tentang bisnis tinju.”

Untuk informasi lebih lanjut, kunjungan www.fightnetwork.com.

Untuk Melawan Ketidakaktifan Karantina, Promosi Salita Mengumumkan Serial YouTube Baru 'Train Like a Boxer'

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Salita Promosi, perusahaan promosi terkemuka tinju, hari ini mengumumkan peluncuran serial YouTube baru mereka “Berlatih Seperti Petinju,” menampilkan Pendiri Perusahaan Dmitriy Salita dan Peraih Medali Emas Olimpiade dan juara dunia multi-berat Claressa Shields, serta pejuang utama lainnya di bawah panji Salita termasuk Otto Wallin, Shohjahon Ergashev dan Kolbeinn Kristinsson.

Dimulai dengan a webisode baru Rabu ini, Bulan April 1, 2020, di saluran YouTube Promosi Salita dan Claressa Shields, “Berlatih Seperti Petinju” akan berusaha memotivasi orang untuk tetap aktif selama karantina dengan memberikan saran kebugaran dan rutinitas terkait tinju yang sangat cocok untuk individu dengan peralatan minimal dan ruang terbatas untuk berolahraga.

Sebelum menjadi kekuatan promosi tinju terbaru dengan kandang juara dunia yang mengesankan, pesaing teratas dan prospek baru yang menyala-nyala, Dmitriy Salita menghabiskan waktu bertahun-tahun berlatih di beberapa gym paling terkenal dalam sejarah olahraga sebagai juara Sarung Tangan Emas Negara Bagian New York dan pesaing top profesional.

“Selama krisis Corona sedunia ini, seri ini akan membantu penggemar tinju dengan kondisi fisik dan mental mereka dengan melibatkan para pejuang kami dalam aktivitas yang menyenangkan dan sehat ini,Kata Salita. “Latihan petinju sempurna untuk masa-masa sulit ini karena dilakukan di kamp pelatihan yang terisolasi. Pejuang kami ingin memberi kembali dan terhubung dengan penggemar di seluruh dunia selama periode 'kamp pelatihan isolasi' ini dan segera bersama-sama kita semua akan menikmati kemenangan besar dalam mengatasi Covid 19. ”

Juara dunia tiga divisi dan saat ini WBC dan WBO Super Welterweight Shields, yang melihat upayanya untuk menjadi petinju pertama dalam era empat sabuk yang dinobatkan sebagai juara dunia tak terbantahkan dalam dua divisi berat melawan Juara Kelas Welter Super IBF yang juga tak terkalahkan Marie-Eve Dicaire secara resmi ditunda minggu lalu, mengatakan dia berharap video ini membantu semua orang tetap bugar secara fisik dan mental selama masa-masa sulit ini.

“Dengan semua yang dialami dunia saat ini, Saya ingin membantu orang dengan cara apa pun yang saya bisa untuk merasa lebih baik saat tinggal di rumah sampai pandemi ini selesai,Kata Shields. “Video ini - bahkan 20 untuk 40 menit sehari - dapat membantu. Mari tetap kuat bersama!"

Periksalah Salita Promosi dan Claressa Shields Saluran YouTube sering kali untuk episode baru!

KLIK DISINI UNTUK MENONTON DEBUT SERI YANG MENAMPILKAN SEJARAH PEMBUAT SEJARAH PEREMPUAN CLARESSA PERISAI JUARA DUNIA

SHOWTIME SPORTS® TO RE-AIR HISTORIC ISRAEL VAZQUEZ vs. RAFAEL MARQUEZ TRILOGY SATURDAY, BULAN MARET 28 ON SHOWTIME®

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NEW YORK – March 26, 2020 - SHOWTIME Sports will delve into its rich archive of historic boxing events to re-air the epic Israel Vázquez vs. Rafael Márquez trilogy this Saturday, Bulan Maret 28 di 10 p.m. ET / PT pada SHOWTIME. The telecasts will also be available via the SHOWTIME streaming service and SHOWTIME ANYTIME®.



The fierce Mexican rivals squared off in three consecutive award-winning fights which aired live on SHOWTIME in 2007 dan 2008 before meeting for a fourth and final time in 2010. The first three bouts were all contested with the WBC Super Bantamweight World Championship on the line.



Described by the network’s Hall of Fame analyst Steve Farhood as, "Ledakan kebrutalan artistik,” Vázquez-Márquez I was a unanimous selection for 2007 Fight of the Year and left the fans and fighters clamouring for a rematch. The two warriors delivered yet again in their second meeting just five months later in another bloody slugfest that produced a Round of the Year winner and a result that demanded a rubber match. Vázquez-Márquez III, diperebutkan hanya 363 hari dari pertemuan pertama mereka, was the only match in the rivalry to go the distance and was named the 2008 Fight of the Year.



During Saturday night’s re-airing of the trilogy, combat sports analysts Luke Thomas and Brian Campbell will host a live episode of the duo’s popular digital talk show, MORNING KOMBAT WITH LUKE THOMAS AND BRIAN CAMPBELL pada Morning Kombat YouTube Channel. Thomas and Campbell will watch and react to the fights in real time and conduct a Q&A session with fans.



The Vazquez-Marquez series was called by the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® announce team, all four members of the International Boxing Hall of Fame: host and play-by-play from Steve Albert, popular ringside analyst Al Bernstein, Emmy Award winning reporter Jim Gray and world renowned ring announcer Jimmy Lennon Jr.



“We all knew the first fight would be great, and it more than lived up to expectations,” said Bernstein, who called all four fights. “The second fight was exciting, and when fight three came, I didn’t think they could top Nos. 1 dan 2, but they did just that. It’s one of the top five fights I’ve ever announced or seen. The ebb and flow was tremendous, and you almost felt it didn’t matter who ended up getting the decision because they both had been so great. I can’t admire two boxers more than these two men.”



Fans new to SHOWTIME® who sign up through the recently announced 30-day free trial before May 3 can watch these fights, the network’s original series, documentaries, specials and movies online via the SHOWTIME streaming service on SHOWTIME.com or the SHOWTIME app, available on all supported devices.

SHOWTIME BOXING WITH ERIC RASKIN AND KIERAN MULVANEY PODCAST FEATURES INTERVIEW WITH STEPHEN ESPINOZA

Raskin and Mulvaney Examine The State of Boxing And What May Lie Ahead

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APA YG: This week’s installment of SHOWTIME BOXING WITH ERIC RASKIN AND KIERAN MULVANEY podcast features an interview with Stephen Espinoza, Presiden, Pemrograman Olahraga dan Acara, Showtime Networks Inc. In the new episode, veteran boxing reporters Raskin and Mulvaney discuss a wide-range of topics with Espinoza, including the current state of boxing and what may lie ahead for the network’s boxing programming once the current hiatus comes to an end. For the full interview, click on the following linkhttps://s.sho.com/3bkvFp1.

Below are excerpts from the interview with Espinoza:

On SHOWTIME Sports’ interim content plan…

Espinoza – “It is therapeutic to look forward to and make plans for things that are more reflective of normal life for us, benar. Our goal is to fill that gap with a lot of the stuff we have. We have a deep library of documentaries and we are definitely surfacing a lot more of the archive bothON DEMAND and we will look at it on linear more regularly.”

On what lies ahead when boxing resumes…

Espinoza – “It’s going to be a wild ride. There’s a lot to be made up. There are a lot of fighters that need fights to happen, and I think we could be in for a pretty interesting period of time where there’s a lot of activity in a relatively short windowI think we’re going to see an action-packed, jam-packed schedule whenever we return, whether it’s in three, six or nine months – and we may see people taking a different tact on taking fights.”

On what fight you wish you could go back in time to attend live …

Espinoza – “Chavez vs. Haugen on February 20,1993 for the WBC Light Welterweight Title at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City… It wasn’t a great fight or great opponent but it’s my pick because of the legendary status that fight has within Showtime’s hallways. Ada 132,000 orang yang hadir, you had Chavez taking the presidential helicopter to events [dan] you had Don King getting robbed on his way from the airport to the hotel as soon he got into town. There were so many things around the atmosphere. It was one of those legendary events I would’ve loved to be at for the atmosphere.”

The weekly SHOWTIME BOXING podcast features Raskin and Mulvaney diving deep into the boxing and SHOWTIME boxing events. New episodes are release in all major podcast platforms every Monday, including Radio.com.