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The team representing WBC #14-rated middleweight Matvey Korobov have sent a letter to the Attorney General and Governor of Virginia, requesting they open an investigation into Korobov’s controversial majority draw last Saturday (Le 11) against Virginia-based fighter Immanuwel Aleem and several relevant “surrounding incidents.”
Leon Margules, attorney for Team Korobov, sent the letter on behalf of the fighter, along with several supporting pieces of evidence, to Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring and Governor Ralph Northam.
In it, Margules points out what he alleges is a conflict of interest in that the two Virginia-based judges, Mark D’Attilio and Brian Costello who both questionably ruled the bout a draw at 95-95, are members of the state’s Boxing, Martial Arts, and Professional Wrestling Advisory Board responsible for selecting each fight’s judges and licensing fighters.
Costello, ni pato, is the Board’s Chairperson.
And thus, two members of the body responsible for appointing a fight’s judges appointed themselves and a relatively inexperienced referee (Michelle Myers) from Virginia to officiate a nationally televised bout featuring a fighter from their home state, against Korobov, a Russian living in Florida.
It then questions why, of the three televised fights, this was the only one carried out like this, with non-neutral officials.
The letter also references the original scorecard provided to media, that showed Korobov as a majority decision winner, as well as the same scorecard 20 iṣẹju nigbamii, with D’Attilio’s round 10 Korobov score scratched out and changed from a 10 to a 9, transforming the outcome to a majority draw.
A further point of contention is the judging performance of the two Virginia-based judges, who scored the fight a draw when a Korobov victory was almost universally agreed upon by the boxing media and fans, ranse si-ija.
To most, Korobov appeared to win the first seven rounds handily and hurt Aleem badly in round six before Aleem mounted a minor comeback in the last two or three rounds. At the final bell, Korobov enjoyed a sizeable advantage in landed punches (according to CompuBox statistics, Korobov landed 154 punches out of 417 da (37%), while Aleem landed 119 shots out of 630 [19%]).
Respected boxing official and unofficial judge for the contest, Larry Hazard Sr., scored the fight 97-92.
A long list of fans on social media voicing suspected corruption is also attached.
Margules’ letter also points out what many consider a missed knockdown by Referee Myers in round four, when Korobov sent Aleem down with a counter right hand only to have her rule it a foul incorrectly.
Team Korobov say they are hoping the state will find a solution for this unfortunate situation to prevent another black eye for boxing and a “chilling effect” on fighters coming to fight in Virginia.
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Lojo Satide, June 22, at CSU’s Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio,Bigger Than Life Entertainmentati Mo Entertainment, in partnership withsix-time World ChampionMiguel Cotto’s Miguel Cotto Promotionswill present“Making A Champion," the first in a series of shows that will feature top prospects in their toughest challenges.
The six-fight night of world-class boxing features dual main events that will be televised live onSibiesi idaraya (11:00 pm ET/8:00 pm PT) and the exciting undercard will be streamed live onwww.fite.tv (7:30 pm ET/4:30 pm PT).
In the first televised main event, Goldsboro, North Carolina’sDewayne “Mr. Stop Running” Beamon(16-1-1, 11 KOs) yoo dojukotele aye akọle ChallengerFroilan “The Sniper” Saludar(30-3-1, 21 KOs) from the Philippinesni a12-round showdown for the WBC United States (USNBC) Super Flyweight Championship.
In the second televised main event, Canada’s undefeatedCody “The Crippler” Crowley(17-0, 9 KOs) yoo gba lori awọn Apapọ Ijọba Gẹẹsi'S Navid “Nav” Mansouri(19-2-2, 6 KOs) in a 12-round battle for the WBC United States (USNBC) Super Welterweight Championship.
In other intriguing match-ups, Cleveland’s ownMiguel Angel “Silky Smooth” Gonzalez(24-4, 16 KOs) will fight eight lightweight rounds against Africa’sAlbinius “Danny Boy Albino” Felesianu(18-2-1, 7 KOs); and in a six-round super lightweight scrap undefeatedMontana “Too Pretty” Love (11-0-1, 5 KOs) will face Africa’s also undefeatedTshibangu “Bebe Rico” Kayembe(9-0-3, 3 KOs).
Tickets for “Making A Champion” are priced at $30, $40, $65 and Ringside $150 ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi ni wolsteincenter.comor Wolstein Center Box Office on CSU campus.
33-year-old Dewayne Beamon has won several regional championships in his four-year professional career, including the UBF World Featherweight, IBO International Super Flyweight, UBF World Super Flyweight, IBO Inter-Continental Super Flyweight and UBF World Super Flyweight Championship.
33-year-old Froilan Saludar hails from Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental in The Philippines. He challenged former champ Sho Kimura for the World Boxing Organisation World Flyweight belt in July 2018 ati, in his 10-year career, has previously held the WBO Asia Pacific Youth Flyweight, WBO Asia Pacific Youth Flyweight, WBO Youth Flyweight, WBO Asia Pacific Flyweight, WBO Oriental Flyweight and WBO Inter-Continental Flyweight Championships.
26-year-old Cody Crowley is an undefeated southpaw from Peterborough, Ontario. He is the current Canada Professional Boxing Council International Super Welterweight and Canada Professional Boxing Council National Super Welterweight Champion. He was last seen in February of this year, pitching a shutout in defense of his titles against former champion Stuart McClellan.
30-year-old Navid Mansouri hails from Rotherham, Yorkshire, Apapọ Ijọba Gẹẹsi, but is currently living in Los Angeles and training at the legendary Wild Card Gym. He won the BBofC English Super Welterweight Title in 2013 and successfully defended it three times.
33-year-old Miguel Angel Gonzalez is a comebacking southpaw with victories over several top contenders in his 11-year professional boxing career. The Cleveland native previously held the WBF International Super Lightweight Championship. This will be his first fight in nearly four years.
Albinius Felesianu hails from Swakopmund, Namibia. In his 12-year career, he has held the IBF Youth Featherweight, WBF Intercontinental Lightweight and IBF Continental Africa Lightweight Championships.
24-odun kan Montana Love is a southpaw from Cleveland. In July of last year, he impressively fought to a draw in a fight for the vacant World Boxing Council Youth Silver Super Lightweight Title with 12-1 Kenneth Sims Jr at the WinnaVegas Casino & Asegbeyin ti, in Sloan, Iowa, and live on ShoBox: The New generation. Love was also the star of a widely viewed viral video of an infamous sparring session where he allegedly dominated WBA Super World Super Featherweight Champion Gervonta Davis.
24-year-old Tshibangu Kayembe hails from Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of The Congo. He is a nine-year professional and former Universal Boxing Organization (UBO) International Super Lightweight Champion.
“Working with former champ Miguel Cotto and his promotions team is a great honor,” said E Jay Mathews, CEO of Bigger Than Life Entertainment. “I am very excited to present this terrific event to the fans in Cleveland and around the world on CBS Sports andfite.tv. Each of the match-ups is of high quality. O n lilọ si jẹ kan nla night ti Boxing,” Mathews added.
Ray Leonard Jr., son of six-time world champion, Sugar Ray Leonard, along with actor and television host, Chris Spencerwill provide the CBS Sports commentary. World renowned clothing designer, Karl Kaniwill be providing outfits for the ring girls.
The Wolstein Center is located at 2000 Prospect Avenue in Cleveland. Lori ija night, the doors open at 7:00 pm and the action starts at 7:30 pm. Making A Champion is sponsored by B&M BBQ.
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About Bigger Than Life Entertainment
BTLE is a full-service entertainment company specializing in Boxing Promotions, Public Relations and Artist Management. They place Sports and Entertainment celebrities at major events worldwide and offer sports tickets and packages in Las Vegas, kọja awọn U.S., and internationally.
About Miguel Cotto Promotions
MCP stems from the vision and passion of Miguel Angel Cotto Vazquez with the premise of giving the boxer what boxing gave his family. Emerging in 2005, MCP has since established a great rapport with the community with over 13 years in the industry solidifying its spot as one of the leading sporting firms in Puerto Rico.
Pacquiao vs.. Thurman Headlines Saturday, July 20 in a Premier Boxing Champions on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View Event from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT
Ohun ọgbin vs. Lee FOX PBC Fight Night Main Event Precedes Pay-Per-View Also from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas at 7 p.m. Et / 4 fi aidunnu. PT
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Los Angeles (Le 22, 2019) – Eight-division championManny Pacquiao and unbeaten welterweight world championKeith Thurman, plus unbeaten super middleweight championKalebu ọgbin ati unbeaten Mike Lee,squared-off for the second day in a row Wednesday, this time at a Los Angeles press conference as they previewed their respective showdowns taking place Saturday July 20 presented by Premier Boxing Champions and FOX Sports from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao and Thurman will battle in a welterweight world title attraction that headlines a PBC on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View event beginning at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT. Plant will make the first defense of his title against the unbeaten Lee in the main event of FOX PBC Fight Night and on FOX Deportes preceding the Pay-Per-View and beginning at 7 p.m. Et / 4 fi aidunnu. PT.
Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o jẹ igbega nipasẹ awọn igbega MP, Awọn igbega Mayweather ati Awọn igbega TGBB, wa lori tita bayi ati pe a le ra lori ayelujara nipasẹ Axs.com, gba agbara nipasẹ foonu ni 866-740-7711 tabi ni eniyan ni eyikeyi awọn apoti apoti kariaye. Ohun ọgbin vs. Lee is presented by TGB Promotions and Sweethands Promotions.
Here is what the fighters had to say Wednesday from The Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles:
MANNY PACQUIAO
“It’s easy for my opponents to talk before the fight, and I’m used to everything they say. But when we get to the ring, it changes, and it will change on July 20.
“I chose Keith Thurman because he’s a great fighter, he’s undefeated and because we can give a good fight to the fans. I want to make the fans happy on that night and show that I can still go toe-to-toe with any opponent.
“He said he’s young, but we’ll see who looks young in the ring on July 20. I’m going to let my fists say everything for me.
“We will work hard in training camp like always for this fight. We’re not going to take Keith Thurman lightly or underestimate him. He’s a world champion. I’m thankful for what he’s been saying, because it’s giving me motivation to prove that at 40-years-old, Mo lero 29.
“Keith Thurman is aggressive and throws a lot of punches. I’m hoping on July 20 he will follow through with what he says and fight toe-to-toe with me.
“The fans need to watch this fight because it’s a once in a lifetime fight. It’s going to be a Fight of the Year and full of action from start to finish. I’m ready to get it on July 20.
“Most of my opponents are bigger than me and I beat them all. When we get into the ring, ko ṣe pataki. This has happened before and it will happen again against Thurman.
“My experience will be very important for this fight. It’s going to be useful against an undefeated fighter. I’m going to give him the experience of losing for the first time.
“I’m still having fun and enjoying the sport. I’m excited to go straight to the gym after this and start focusing on training for the fight.”
Keith Thurman
“It’s a blessing to be on this stage and have a fight of this magnitude. I’m an all-American fighter, an all-American champion and come July 20, I’m going to stay champion.
“Manny is a world class fighter. He’s a gentleman inside and outside of the ring. I look forward to trading punches with a living legend. But one thing’s for sure, he’s not walking away with my title.
“All Manny does is hop around in the ring. I’m not going to lose to a bunny rabbit. He’s not Tupac, but he does a little hip hop and he’s not going to stop until he gets dropped.
“Manny is a world class fighter, not a world class boxer. I’m going to trip him up in the ring and he won’t know what direction to turn to. I know who I am as a fighter, and it will be proven come July 20.
“I’m destroying the legend of Manny Pacquiao. His legacy ends on July 20 and mine begins. He’s an inspiration to many people throughout the world and everyone respects him, but I’m respectfully going to finish him.
“This is a big fight as far as the stage goes, but it’s a big fight against a little guy. He’s a veteran and I’ve dismantled veterans in the past. I believe I would have destroyed Manny Pacquiao five years ago. I’ve always been ready for this fight. He’s never fought someone like me with this kind of lateral movement, iyara ati agbara. I’m coming for him.
“I was in the gym four weeks ago starting some preparations. I wanted to get the ball rolling and use the momentum from my last training camp for this opportunity. Who better to showcase my skills and talent against than Manny Pacquiao? He chose me because it will be a guaranteed action fight.
“I think this is one of the best Manny Pacquiao fights in a long time. Mo n lilọ si mu o. Pacquiao did not get reminded in his last fight what it feels like to be up against a real champion. I’m the youngest, fastest, hungriest fighter that he’s ever been in the ring with. July 20, it’s the ‘Keith Thurman show’.”
Kalebu ọgbin
“I never consider myself the A-side because my history says that I shouldn’t even be here. As beautiful as the belt is, it’s about more to me than that. It’s about legacy for me. I’ve been carrying myself as a world champion since the day I started this journey, so this is nothing new to me.
“I’m the whole package. Mo ni iyara, I have footwork, Mo ni agbara, I have the heart and the will to win. Until you find someone else who’s all that, I’m going to keep having my hand raised.
“Where I’m from, there’s confrontation every day. This is nothing new to me. There are times I was told that I wouldn’t make it. Nobody paved the way for me like I’m from New York or Los Angeles. I paved my own way.
“Mike Lee is in uncharted territory. I’m curious on how he plans on beating me. Does he plan on roughing me up and trying to knock me out like my last opponent? Can he do that better than Jose Uzcategui? Is he going to try to outbox me with his hand and foot speed? Because there’s no person from 160 si 175 who could do that.
“I’ve been committed to the same thing for the last 18 years straight. Rain, sleet or snow, I stayed committed. I’m bred for this. I was created for this. It’s the only thing I’ve done my whole life. Lori Keje 20, I’ll be keeping the thing that I’ve worked my whole entire life for.
“At every decision that has to be made, you can go left or you can go right. From the genesis of my being, every time it was the moment to make a tough decision, I went the same way. Because I do not bend or fold for anything. No matter what’s tossed my way, this journey must go on for me. He said he has nothing to lose, but I have everything to lose.
“All the motivational videos that he watches and books that he reads, I’m the very essence and meaning of that. I’m the pinnacle of all those things he’s studied. You can’t learn mental fortitude in a book. Those things are earned, they’re not learned.”
MIKE LEE
“Eleyi jẹ kan ala wá otito fun mi. I’ve been through so much and there were days where I thought my dream was over. I’ve chased this since I was eight-years-old and I’m thankful for this chance to go after a dream that others thought I couldn’t reach.
“The beauty of this sport is that it’s only me and Caleb in there. Everyone else can only talk. I’ve been in the ring through adversity and stuck it out, because that’s the kind of person I am. I know that if I come on July 20 as the best Mike Lee possible, that I can win.
“I’ve been in the gym working every day. Doctors told me at one point that I wouldn’t fight again, but I’m still standing right here. I pushed through my pain to get here.
“I’m excited to be here in Los Angles, where we hold training camp. I’m bringing the belt back to Chicago, but Los Angeles is a second home to me.
“Today is the culmination of years of sacrifice, hard work and discipline. I’m undefeated for a reason but I feel people underestimate me and I like that. I’ve been underestimated my whole career. I’ve thrived off people say I couldn’t do it.
“I respect Caleb Plant. He’s the champion for a reason and I respect any fighter who can step into that ring. You have to be a different kind of animal to do that in front of all those people, and I am that animal.
“I’m coming with power, agbara, speed and I’m going to give it everything I have. I’m going to become the new IBF Super Middleweight World Champion.”
Richard iji, President of Las Vegas Live Entertainment & Idaraya
“I’d like to welcome back Manny Pacquiao and Keith Thurman, two of the world’s best fighters, back to Las Vegas and MGM Grand. Manny returns to the ring at MGM Grand following his convincing win in January while Keith will fight in Las Vegas for the first time in four years, looking to remain undefeated.
“We’re truly excited to be hosting this sensational event at MGM Grand and we look forward to seeing everybody in July.”
BILL WANGER, Executive Vice President of Programming, Research & Content Strategy for FOX Sports
“Manny Pacquiao vs. Keith Thurman is a living legend, versus a legend in the making. We’re excited to deliver an unprecedented night of boxing on July 20 ni MGM Grand ni Las fegasi.
“Manny is one of boxing’s biggest stars. Keith Thurman is an undefeated world champion and a huge ratings draw. We’re excited to bring viewers inside the ropes and up close to the action on fight night, and produce extensive behind the scenes preview programming that will air across the FOX networks.
“FOX Sports is thrilled to have a battle on July 20 with such a compelling storyline to kick off a great night of championship boxing with the IBF champion Caleb Plant against the undefeated Mike Lee.
“Ni January, Caleb Plant headlined the most-watched boxing event ever on FS1. Now he’s fighting on the FOX network for the first time as the main event. At FOX Sports, big events that capture America’s attention are in our DNA. This fight certainly fits that bill.
“Our goal with the PBC deal is to build these fighters into household names, and we’re well on our way. We expect a great show on July 20 in Las Vegas.”
BENSALEM, PA-The undercard for Xcite Fight Night 4 at Parx Casino® on June 15 is packed with undefeated prospects and an entertaining rematch.
In the semifinal contest, Jerome iṣẹgun (10-3-0 1 K0) faces off againstFrank Trader(12-2-1 3 K0s) in an all-Philadelphia matchup for the USBF continental championship. That will serve as a prelude to the main event, which features homegrown flyweightMiguel Cartagena (15-5-1 6 K0s). Cartagena looks to return to his winning ways againstJesus Solar (10-1-1 5K0s), who is making just his second stateside appearance in what has become the Puerto Rican fighter’s adopted second home.
The undercard features a welterweight bout with one of Philly’s most exciting unbeaten prospects inMarcel Rivers (7-0 4 K0s). He promises an entertaining fight with Lancaster-basedEvincii Dixon (7-23-2 2 K0s).
“Camp is going good, my team and I turn it up each week,” said Rivers, who is a PGW foreman by day. “I feel good about my fight – it’s always good to fight in my city in front of all my supporters, and I’m goin to give them what they want.”
Brooklyn’s OmarKabary Salem (9-0 4 K0s) returns for his second appearance at the Xcite Center. In his previous outing, he made quick work of Jacob Fox, knocking him out in the first round. He picked up another win on April 27 and will be turning around quickly to face off with Philadelphia’sJamaal Davis (18-14-1 7 K0s) ni a Super middleweight ija. Davis will be the most experienced opponent of Salem’s career and the fight should prove to be a telling challenge between youth and experience.
The Xcite Center will also play home to a compelling rematch at junior welterweight, biOnsel Charles (12-19-1 2 K0s) ati Laquan Lewis (2-10-0 1KOs) run back their entertaining fight from here last February. Charles earned a hard-fought knockout in their first meeting.
Rounding out the card will be two young guns who are becoming familiar with the Xcite Center. Welterweight Tyhler Williams (2-0-0 2 K0s) is fresh off this second stoppage in as many fights, and is looking to build on his early career momentum. He’ll take onTyree Arnold (0-1) ti Philadelphia.
Polandi ina heavyweight Jan Czerklewiczmakes his pro debut againstAngel Vasquez ti Springfield, MA. Vasquez will also be making his first start.
Welterweight Daiyaan Butt(3-0-0 1 K0) ti Philadelphia, who earned his first KO in his last outing at the Xcite Center, looks to continue the strong start to his career. Alatako re yoo wa ni kede Kó.
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Light Heavyweight Brawler Elbiali Duels Marlos Simões in Premier Boxing Champions on FS1 & FOX Deportes Action This Saturday Night from Beau Rivage Resort Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi
Las fegasi (Le 22, 2019) – Light heavyweight brawlerAhmed Elbiali will return to the ring, and for the first time with new trainer Justin Gamber, nigbati o bi mẹẹta Marlos Simõesin a 10-round showdown as part of Premier Boxing Champions on FS1 and FOX Deportes action this Saturday night from Beau Rivage Resort Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi.
PBC on FS1 and FOX Deportes begins at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT and is headlined by former super welterweight champion Austin “Ko Si Tabi-Tabi” Ejareturning to the ring to take on former title challengerTerrell Gaushain a 10-round super welterweight battle.
Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa TGB ni igbega, are on sale now and can be purchased at the Beau Rivage Theatre box office and through Ticketmaster.
Elbiali has recently began working with a new trainer in Gamber, who also trains super middleweight champion Caleb Plant, and will look to show his improvement in the ring this Saturday night. Here is what he had to say about his new trainer and more:
On training with new coach Justin Gamber:“I’ve been learning a lot since I started training with Justin Gamber, which was about six weeks ago. Nothing against my old trainers, I just felt I needed a new look. Justin and I work well together and I’ve improved tremendously. I’m learning how to relax more in the ring, which has helped me keep my power in the later rounds of sparring. Justin is a great coach and together we are going to make some noise in the light heavyweight division.”
On his recent training camp: “I’ve put in a lot of hard work for this training camp and I can see the difference compared to other camps I’ve had in the past. I’m working on the fundamentals of boxing, using my jab more and setting up my combinations. I know I have the power to knock out my opponents, but now I’m learning more how to set it up. Living and training in Las Vegas has been a big boost to my career because the sparring out here is second to none. I’m having a great training camp.”
On his matchup with Marlos Simões: “I know Simões is a durable opponent who’s only been stopped once in his career. I’m expecting him to be in great shape. He’s had a lot of success in the ring, so I’m preparing for a guy who can really fight. I’m just going to go in there and execute my game plan.”
On when he will be ready for a world title shot: “I want to get as many fights as possible this year and make a world title run in 2020. Dajudaju, everything is predicated fight to fight, but that is the goal.”
On making his televised return on FS1: “Fighting on FS1 is always fun and exciting. FS1 is the platform where us fighters get the most exposure while we’re coming up. You can’t compare any other network to FOX, where the whole world can tune in. It’s truly a blessing for me to be fighting on FS1.”
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Pacquiao vs.. Thurman Saturday, July 20 in a Premier Boxing Champions on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View Event from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT
Ohun ọgbin vs. Lee Headlines FOX PBC Fight Night Preceding Pay-Per-View & Also from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas at 7 p.m. Et / 4 fi aidunnu. PT
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NIU YOKI (Le 21, 2019) – Eight-division championManny Pacquiao and unbeaten welterweight world championKeith Thurman, plus unbeaten super middleweight championKalebu ọgbin ati unbeaten Mike Lee went face-to-face Tuesday in New York at a press conference to preview their respective showdowns on Saturday July 20 and presented by Premier Boxing Champions and FOX Sports from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao and Thurman will square-off in a welterweight world title attraction that headlines a PBC on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View event beginning at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT. Plant will make the first defense of his title against the unbeaten Lee in the main event of FOX PBC Fight Night and on FOX Deportes preceding the Pay-Per-View and beginning at 7 p.m. Et / 4 fi aidunnu. PT.
Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o jẹ igbega nipasẹ awọn igbega MP, Awọn igbega Mayweather ati Awọn igbega TGBB, wa lori tita bayi ati pe a le ra lori ayelujara nipasẹ Axs.com, gba agbara nipasẹ foonu ni 866-740-7711 tabi ni eniyan ni eyikeyi awọn apoti apoti kariaye. Ohun ọgbin vs. Lee is presented by TGB Promotions and Sweethands Promotions.
Here is what the fighters had to say Tuesday from Gotham Hall in New York City:
MANNY PACQUIAO
“I’ve never been scared of a challenge. I’m so excited for this fight against an undefeated champion. He’s the kind of fighter that you can’t underestimate. His record and successe gives me more motivation to work hard.
“I will make sure that I’m 100 percent and ready for this fight. We’ll find out what happens on July 20, but it’s going to be exciting. I like being the underdog for this fight because that gives me more focus in training.
“I’ve been careless and over confident in some fights, but this time around it’s different. Keith Thurman is a good fighter and we’re going to make sure the fans are happy on July 20.
“It’s a great honor for me to be fighting back in Las Vegas and on the FOX Sports pay-per-view. I’m going to take advantage of the opportunity.
“I chose Keith Thurman because he’s undefeated and I want to prove that at age 40 I can still beat a great fighter like Keith.
“My time is not yet over. My journey is continuing. I’m going to prove that and more on July 20 against Keith Thurman.
“I’m the kind of fighter that I don’t talk too much. I do my talking in the ring. I can do a lot of things in that ring. He can prove his words in the ring. I’m going to be a warrior on July 20 and show Keith Thurman what it’s like to be in the ring with me.
“I will work hard for this fight. I haven’t felt this motivated and excited since the Oscar De La Hoya fight. I feel like I’m back against the best fighters in the world.
“Our focus in every fight is on the speed and footwork, because those are advantages for me. We’re going to work on avoiding Keith’s offense.
“Fans should watch this fight because it’s a once in a lifetime showdown. We’re going to bring action and I’m confident I will be victorious.”
Keith Thurman
“A ba ṣetan. This is a blessing to be here and a dream come true. I started boxing at the age of seven. I worked hard to be a champion and I’ve always wanted to fight the greatest names in the sport.
“Pacquiao wants a challenge and I’m very grateful to be sharing a ring with a legend. If you understand boxing history, you know that times change. I believe boxing is in a new era. Wa ni Keje 20, Pacquiao will disappear. He’ll always be remembered in the sport, but I’m doing to Manny Pacquiao, what he did to Oscar De La Hoya.
“This is a big fight. I’ve waited 22 months to get back in the game. We had our ups and downs, but Keith Thurman is back on the rise. I’m going to make a big statement.
“This training camp is going to start this Saturday. Once I get home, it’s grind time and on July 20, it’s going to be my time.
“July 20 ni 23 years ni sise. I’ve dedicated myself to this beautiful sport of boxing for so long and my first trainer Ben Getty told me that I had what it takes to be a great champion. I’m truly looking forward to having another chance to show it.
“We definitely had a stretch with a lack of activity. Not everyone knows who Keith Thurman is today. You could see that I wasn’t at my best in January. But on July 20, ‘One Time’ ni pada. I’m getting ready to have one of my best training camps for this fight.
“I had the knockdown in my last fight that was a reminder of what ‘One Time’ ni gbogbo nipa. We brushed the dust off and we’re taking that momentum into this fight.
“I’m excited to be the guy who shows Manny Pacquiao where the exit is. He’s a legend who’s done great things. But I’ve never lost to a fighter who’s lost seven times. I have no intention of losing this fight and I don’t see him winning in any shape or form.
“Iyara, power and overall ring IQ will be the difference. I’m one of the smartest fighters in the sport. I always find a way to win. I know Pacquiao comes in shape, but he’s going to fall short of that finish line.”
Kalebu ọgbin
“I’ve been boxing my whole life. They say it takes 10,000 hours of work to become a true success at something. Wa ni Keje 20, I’ll have been doing this for 18-years straight. No breaks and no Plan B. I’ve just been boxing, day in and day out.
“Mike Lee may have a financial degree, but in boxing, I have a Ph.D. That’s something he doesn’t know anything about. I came from very rock bottom, where nobody makes it out. If he thinks I’m going to let him mess this up for me, he’s not half as educated as I thought he was.
“I have everything to lose. Every night from now until July 20, I hope Lee and his team are envisioning the worlds ‘and still’. Because that’s all anyone is going to hear on fight night.
“It’s exciting to be on this primetime card. Everyone who wants to take it to the top of the sport wants to be a main event at MGM Grand. Ni akoko kan naa, where we fight is not most important to me. We can fight in the parking lot, because it’s about legacy to me.
“Anytime that someone steps into the ring and wins their first world title in fashion, it’s going to be a confidence booster. But I did tell everyone what was going to happen. There’s a season for everything and right now is mine.
“He may come into the ring bigger and heavier than me, but boxing skills are what wins fights. Years of repetition with boxing teachers, are what wins fights. You’ll see all of that on July 20.
“I don’t look at myself as the favorite in any fight. I’m the one who’s not supposed to be here. Put everyone through what I’ve been through, and see if they would make it here.”
MIKE LEE
“This has been a culmination of years of hard work and sacrifice. o ṣe pataki julọ, I’ve gotten somewhere no one thought I would get. I’m fine being the underdog. I have nothing to lose.
“I’m coming out with everything I have. This is everything I’ve ever wanted. I respect Caleb Plant, but on July 20, I plan on making it my moment.
“I’ve headlined cards in Chicago and at Notre Dame before so the bright lights are nothing new to me. I’m very excited and working hard. Lori Keje 20, I’m going to keep proving people wrong.
“The whole reason I got into this sport is to do it on big stages. Everyone wants to prove it on the biggest stage possible and there’s no bigger stage than at MGM Grand in Las Vegas. It’s a dream come true and it’s the reason I’ve worked so hard.
“Moving down in weight is an advantage. I’ve got a great team working with me to make the weight easily and rehydrate the right way. I’m going to be the bigger and stronger guy in the ring.
“I’ve had people that never thought I’d get here and I love it. It takes a different kind of person to step into that ring in front of so many people. You have to be ready to go out there and risk it all. I fight who they put in front of me and keep winning. That’s what I plan to do on July 20.”
Saturday, July 20 Ninu awọn aṣaju Apoti Premier Lori Iṣẹ-idaraya Ere-idaraya FOX-Pere-Pere-Ni wiwo lati MGM Grand Ọré Ni Las Vegas – (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT)
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Las fegasi (Le 21, 2019) – Ajumọṣe World Preving nikan, Alagba Philippine ati Ile-iwoye WBA Winterweight 2014 Manny “Pac Eniyan” Pacquiao pada si oju ti ko ni agbara Super WBA Sheterweight World Champialt Keith “Ni Akoko Kan” Thurman Ni ile-iṣọ 147-iwon Iwopo ifiwe lori Awọn aṣaju apa ilẹ Premier lori Ere-idaraya Ere-idaraya Pinc Ere, July 20 ni MGM sayin Ọgbà Arena ni Las fegasi.
Ni pipe-ferese-per-per jẹ Akata ija alẹ ti o tun waye ni MGM Grand “Dun si owo” Ohun ọgbin ti o jẹ ẹtọ akọle akọkọ rẹ lodi si Makeaten Star Tee.
Nini iyara, Agbara ati awọn ọgbọn Boxing, Thurman duro fun awọn alatako ti o lewu ti igba atijọ ti facquiao ti dojuko ninu iwọn iwọn aipẹ rẹ. Ere-giga giga yii yoo fun ni kiakia fun ẹtọ ẹtọ fun ọfin oke ni ọkan ninu awọn ipin oke ti Boxing ati awọn ipin ti o jinlẹ.
Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o jẹ igbega nipasẹ awọn igbega MP, Awọn igbega Mayweather ati Awọn igbega TGBB, wa lori tita bayi ati pe a le ra lori ayelujara nipasẹ Axs.com, gba agbara nipasẹ foonu ni 866-740-7711 tabi ni eniyan ni eyikeyi awọn apoti apoti kariaye.
“Oṣiṣẹ ile-igbimọ Pacquiao ni o dun lati pada wa ni 'Viva Las Vegas,’ ija ni ibi isere ti o dara julọ fun Boxing — awọn MGM Grand Carm Arena. Eyi ni ibiti Pacquiao Vs. Thurman agbaye Welterweight Champial jẹ,” sọ pe ẹgbẹ GIBBONS, Alakoso ti Awọn igbega MP. “Inu wa dun lati ṣiṣẹ pẹlu awọn alabaṣiṣẹpọ wa ni PBC, Awọn igbega Mayweather ati Awọn igbega TGBB. Manny n ja ninu awọn ija nla julọ lori iwọn-ilẹ agbaye ati pe o ko gba agbaye eyikeyi diẹ sii ju awọn ere idaraya ere-idaraya. Awọn onijakidijagan ti gbadun nigbagbogbo wiwo Pacquiao ati Thurman dije ninu iwọn ati pe a ni igboya wọn yoo, lekan si, Fun Boxing Foonu Full Worldline Gbogbo wọn ti won nireti, ati siwaju sii. Olorun bukun fun Mny ati Seith fun nwọ soke lati fun wa ni ija yii!”
“A n reti lati ṣiṣẹ pẹlu awọn alabaṣiṣẹpọ wa lati mu bulọọki miiran pada si ile si Mgm Grand nibi ni Las Vegas,” Said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega. “Ija yii jẹ anfani nla fun awọn eniyan mejeeji ni awọn ofin ti ibiti wọn wa ni awọn iṣẹ wọn. Pacquiao Lọwọlọwọ orukọ ti o tobi julọ ninu ere idaraya ati Thurman jẹ onija ti o ni oye ti o ni oye ti o ni oye ni prime ti iṣẹ rẹ, Ṣiṣe fun ibaamu iṣiro. Mo mọ awọn onija mejeeji yoo ṣetan fun ipenija ti o wa niwaju wọn ni Keje 20, ati pe Emi ko le duro lati ri ọkan yii lọ kuro.”
“Eyi yoo jẹ ibaamu ifamọra laarin awọn onija nla meji ati pe a n reti lati gbalejo iṣẹlẹ aṣaju yii ni MGM Grand ni Oṣu Keje,” wi Richard Sturm, Aare ti Las Vegas Live ni idaraya ati awọn ere idaraya. “Awọn onijakidijagan ti gbadun nigbagbogbo wiwo Pacquiao ati Thurman dije ninu iwọn ati pe a ni igboya wọn yoo, lekan si, Fun Boxing Foonu Full Worldline Gbogbo wọn ti won nireti, ati siwaju sii.”
“Awọn ere idaraya FOX ni a fi si awọn aṣaju Apoti kekere ti Premire wa - wiwo-wo ifihan ọkan ninu awọn irawọ nla ti Boxing, Pacquiao, ti nkọju si aṣaju trarman, Tani o we fẹrẹẹ awọn oluwo miliọnu mẹta n gbe lori FOX ni Oṣu Kini pẹlu aabo akọle akọle tuntun rẹ,” wi nil banger, FOX Idaraya Eve, Siseto, Awọn iṣẹ laaye ati Iwadi. “Awọn ileri yii lati jẹ alẹ ti o ko le padanu alẹ ti Boxing pẹlu FOX Idaraya Idaraya PBC Slumbiadeer, Bi a ṣe ṣii irọlẹ pẹlu Akata Akata, yiyipada nipasẹ ohun elo aṣaju tuntun ti ade ade ti o wa nitosi akọle rẹ lodi si Lee ti ko ṣe pataki. Ohun ọgbin ṣeto igbasilẹ oluwo FS1 fun iṣafihan Boxing ni Oṣu Kini ti o gba akọle rẹ, Ati pe o daju pe o baamu ni yoo sọ paapaa awọn oluto nla ti o yori sinu awọn pacquiao vs. Thurman sanwo-fun wiwo.”
Oja mẹta-mẹta ti ọdun ati awọn onkọwe apoti ti o jẹ aṣoju onijaja ti Ilu Amẹrika ti ọdun mẹwa, Pacquiao (60-7-2, 39 KOs), ti o gbọn lati igberiko Sareginai ni Philippines, ni apejọ ti o joko nikan ati igbimọ lati bori akọle aye kan. Lẹhin ṣiṣẹ awọn ofin meji bi Ile asopọ, Pacquiao ti a yan si ijoko Alabojuto Philippee ni Oṣu Karun 2016, yiya 16 milionu miiran ti orilẹ-ede ni orilẹ-ede. Boxing ti Pacquiao bẹrẹ awọn owo ti o bẹrẹ ni o kere ju o kere ju igba diẹ ti o lọwọlọwọ ati ọjọ iwaju ti awners, pẹlu Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Marco Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales, Miguel Cotto, Shane Mosley ati Juan Manuel Marquez.
Ninu ere ti o kẹhin ni Oṣu Kini 19, Pacquiao fi sori iṣẹ ikore ti o lodi si Alọ-ipin mẹrin Aṣoju, ipinnu ipinnu 12-yika ni iwọn 70th ti iṣẹ alamọlẹ rẹ. O jẹ akoko akọkọ rẹ ija ni U.S. ni meji years. Ṣaaju ki o to pe, o gba ara ti o yanilenu lori Lucas Matthysse lati ṣẹgun ẹya rẹ ti Ere idije WBA Welterweight ni Ilu Malaysia ni Oṣu Keje 15.
“Gbogbo igbesi aye mi Mo ti koju awọn italaya — Ninu igbesi aye, Ninu iṣelu, ati ninu oruka,” Pacquiao. “Keith Thurman ni iru ipeja ti Mo fẹ bi onija kan. O jẹ idanwo ti o tobi julọ ati ti o dara julọ. Ti o ni idi ti Mo fẹ lati ba oun. A nlo lati fun Boxing Fands ohun moriwu ati oru nla.”
Awọn ọmọ ọdun 30 (29-0, 22 KOs) ni o gunjule ti o gunjule winterweight 2014 ni Boxing, ti gba akọle WBA rẹ pẹlu iṣẹgun idaduro kan lori awọn chaves ti o wa ni 2013. O ti daabobo ni ifijišẹ pe akọle ni igba mẹjọ ati di aṣaju Winterweight United nigbati o ṣẹgun Danny Garcia nipa ipinnu pipin lati win akọle WBC. Ti o ni nipasẹ ina ti awọn ipalara, pẹlu awọn eerun egungun ninu igbonwo ti o tọ rẹ ti o ni lati kuro ni iṣẹ abẹ, Thurman ko si iṣe fun o fẹrẹ to ọdun meji ṣaaju ki o pada si iwọn pẹlu iṣẹgun lile ti o ja si Josito Lopez ni Akata.
Ti gba ere idaraya nigbati o wa ni ile-iwe kilasi, di mimọ, Ilu abinibi Florida labẹ tutelage ti olukọni akọkọ rẹ, Ọkunrin Lintty, lati di magbowo iyanu. Biotilẹjẹpe Gety ti kọja, Thurman tun gbe apoti nla ati awọn ẹkọ igbesi aye pẹlu rẹ nigbakugba ti o tẹle pẹlu ọkọ oju-iṣẹ pipẹ lọwọlọwọ rẹ Dan Birmingham. Agbara rẹ pọn mi ni orukọ apeso “Ni akoko kan.”
“Mo wa yiya pupọ fun aye yii lati ni ija ti Mo fẹ fun igba pipẹ,” Said Thurman. “Awọn ayidayida ti o tọ ti faramọ fun o lati ṣẹlẹ ni bayi ati pe Mo dupẹ lọwọ rẹ. Emi ati ẹgbẹ mi n wa siwaju si. O yoo jẹ ọlá lati wa ni iwọn pẹlu Manny Pacquiao. O n lilọ lati jẹ igbadun lati pada si MGM Grand ni wiwo isanwo akọkọ mi pẹlu ere idaraya FOX. Mo gbagbọ pe Ben Putty yoo wa ni igberaga pupọ fun ohun ti Mo ti ni anfani lati ṣaṣeyọri. O sọ pe Emi yoo ni anfani lati jẹ gaba lori pipin welterweight ki o jẹ onija pupọ-miliọnu-dola ati irawọ kan ninu idaraya.
“Manny Pacquiao wa ni lilu. O ti lu ṣaaju ninu iṣẹ rẹ. O jẹ ayanfẹ ayanfẹ ati arosọ kan. Fun mi awọn ilana Boxing rẹ jẹ asọtẹlẹ. O ja ni SPruts ati pe o ni lati lo anfani yẹn. O ni lati ni ọwọ ti agbara rẹ. Ṣugbọn Mo gbagbọ gbigbe mi, Aṣere ati imọ oruka yoo ni anfani lati ṣafihan nkan ti ko rii ni gbogbo ọdun ti Boxing.”
Saturday, July 20 Ninu iṣẹlẹ akọkọ ti Fox Pbc Alẹ & Lori Fox yìn lati Mgm Grand Creathena Arena ni Las Vegas (7 p.m. Et / 4 fi aidunnu. PT)
Fox PBC Fi ijade Aṣeyọri PBC lori awọn ere idaraya FOX Iṣẹju isanwo-fun-wiwo nipasẹ Manny Pacquiao Vs. KeIT Thurman wetterweight agbaye
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Las fegasi (Le 21, 2019) – Ajumọṣe Ibaṣepọ Kalebu “Awọn ọmọde” Ohun ọgbìn yoo ṣe aabo akọkọ ti akọle rẹ lodi si Consender Mike Lee Ninu iṣẹlẹ akọkọ ti Fox PBC Apata ati lori FOX HOD, July 20 lati MGM sayin Ọgbà Arena ni Las fegasi.
Televised agbegbe bẹrẹ ni 7 p.m. Et / 4 fi aidunnu. PT ati pe yoo ṣaju iṣẹlẹ ere idaraya pbc sanwo ti o tun waye ni MGM Grand Manny Pacquiao ti nkọju si WBA Winterweii.
“Kalebu ti fi World Boxing lori Akiyesi pẹlu iṣẹ ṣiṣe ti o fẹri ti o ṣẹgun ni Oṣu Kini” sọ tom brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB. “Rẹ aabo akọkọ ti akọle naa yoo fi ọsún ni primetment lori agbo-iwe ati fox yapa ni Las Vegas ati ki o kọ si Pacquao Vs. Iṣẹlẹ isanwo-Perman sanwo. Pẹlu awọn onija meji ti ko ni agbara meji si si-sie ni iṣẹlẹ akọkọ akọkọ ti irọlẹ, Awọn egeb onijakidijagan wa ni alẹ alẹ ti iṣe.”
Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o gbekalẹ nipasẹ awọn igbega TGB ati awọn igbega lọwọ, wa lori tita bayi ati pe a le ra lori ayelujara nipasẹ Axs.com, gba agbara nipasẹ foonu ni 866-740-7711 tabi ni eniyan ni eyikeyi awọn apoti apoti kariaye.
Ohun ọgbin vs. Lee yoo rii awọn onija aburo meji ti ebi n pa, Bi ọgbin ọgbin lati daabobo akọle rẹ ki o jẹ ara rẹ bi kilasi ti awọn ipo 168-iwon, Lakoko ti Lee yoo wo lati darapọ mọ BoinDeight Boinrewe bi aṣaju aye kan fun igba akọkọ.
Lati bori akọle naa, Ohun ọgbìn (18-0, 10 KOs) ti tan awọn tabili sori ẹrọ ti o kọlu Venezuelan Slugger Jose UzcationE. Lọ sinu ibaamu sipo pe Usicisei ni Usication Slurcher ati ohun ọgbin yẹn yoo ni lati ṣe idiwọ agbara rẹ lati rin kuro pẹlu igbanu. O jẹ ọgbin 26 ọdun, sibẹsibẹ, ti o ṣe idiwọ UZCCETEI nipasẹ sisọ fun canvas lẹẹmeji ni ọna lati ṣe ipinnu idaniloju ti ko ni idaniloju. O jẹ alẹ ti ẹdun fun ọgbin, ti o wa lati ilu Ashland, Tenn. ati ni bayi ngbe ni Las Vegas. O ti ṣe yara iṣẹ-ṣiṣe ti o dara julọ si iranti ti o dara julọ ti o pẹ rẹ Alia, ti o jiya lati rudurudu toje ti o fa awọn imulojiji.
“Mo wa ju setan lati pada si iwọn ni Oṣu Keje 20 Gẹgẹbi iṣẹlẹ akọkọ lori Akata ni MGM Grand ni Las Vegas,” Said ọgbin. “Emi yoo pese akọle akọle IBF mi ni aṣaju ti iyalẹnu ati pe eyi ni ija kan ti iwọ yoo fẹ lati padanu. Mo n mu ija yii bi ti alatako mi ti o kẹhin.
“Eniyan yii jẹ aitoju ati ki o wa lati wa ni ọna yẹn, Ṣugbọn laanu fun u, O mu ipenija ti ko tọ si eniyan ti ko tọ. Wa ni Keje 20, oun yoo mọ pe o wa ni omi jinle ju ti o ti wa tẹlẹ lọ. Ogun ti o kẹhin wa fun Alia, Ṣugbọn ija yii Mo n di iṣiṣẹ si iya mi ti o lẹwa Beth Ann. Ṣe o le sinmi ni alaafia, Nifẹ rẹ Mama.”
Lee ọdun 31 naa (21-0, 11 KOs) gboye lati yunifasiti ti Ile-ẹkọ giga ti Notre Dame pẹlu ìyí ni iṣowo, ṣugbọn pinnu lati lepa awọn ala-ọwọ rẹ kuku ju gba iṣẹ ni opopona Odi. Ilu abinibi ti Whitton, Illinois ti o ngbe ni Chicago, Lee ti ṣe ijoko ti o duro pẹ si akaba ati pe o ti wa ni ipolongo ni iwuwo imọlẹ. Oun yoo lọ si isalẹ lọ si Super Midleweight lati koju fun idije akọkọ rẹ. Lee n bọ ni pipa ti o yanilenu ti o yanilenu ti o yanilenu ti o yanilenu ti o yanilenu lori jose Hernandez ni Oṣu Kẹsan 8.
“Mo ti lá ni anfani lati ja fun akọle aye fun ọdun,” Said Lee. “Gbogbo awọn ọdun ti iṣẹ lile, irora ati ẹbọ ti mu mi lọ si akoko yii. Lori Keje 20 Emi yoo ṣẹgun ati pe gbogbo eniyan ti ko tọ si ti ko gbagbọ pe Mo dara to lati paapaa gba nibi.
“Nigbati Mo ti fẹrẹ to ọdun meji ni ati jade ninu awọn ile-iwosan ti n ba arun aifọwọyi. Ṣugbọn mo ti bori gbogbo ija na niwon ati Mo gbero lati fihan pe ohunkohun ṣee ṣe ti o ba fẹ ko buru. Emi ko le ti ṣe eyi laisi baba mi, Mi orrer mike Borao ati awọn olukọni mi Jala alllullah allullah ati Julian Chua.”
United Igba riru, Ipele. (Le 20, 2019) – Team USA lightweightKeyshawn Davishas been preparing all of his young life to represent his country in the Olympics. If everything goes as planned and remains on schedule, the Norfolk, Virginia native will be boxing for gold next year in Japan.
The 20-year-old Davis, who sports a 110-15 magbowo gba, is racking up medals at such a torrid pace that he desperately needs to expand his display case. He is a two-time Elite National (2017-18) and two-time National PAL (2013-14) asiwaju, as well as a gold medalist at the 2017 Eastern Elite Qualifier, 2017 Youth Open and 2017 National Golden ibọwọ.
Internationally, he’s done some serious damage, ju. The highlight of his amateur career, to date, is winning gold at last year’s Strandja Tournament in Bulgaria. Davis recently captured silver at the 2019 Pan-American Games Qualifier in Nicaragua, in addition to the 2018 Chemistry Cup in Germany.
“I won my first International gold medal in Bulgaria,” Davis agreed with it being the highlight of his amateur career. “I was also selected as the Most Outstanding Boxer.”
His victory at the 2018 USA Nationals qualified him for the 2020 Olympic Trials for Boxing, while his silver at the Pan American Games Qualifier qualified him for the Pan American Games (July 27-August 2) in Lima, Perú. This year he will also be competing at the Elite Men’s World Championships (Meje. 7-21) in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
“Qualifying for the Olympic Trials really wasn’t much of an accomplishment for me because it was expected,” Davis noted. “For me it was to get on Team USA, again and this is my second year on the team.
“There’s no real competition for me to qualify for the USA Olympic Boxing Team. My last fight in The Nationals was a little bit of a challenge (la. Dalis Kaleiopu), because I slipped and got up.”
At the Pan American Games, Davis could very well face the Cuban boxer who defeated him by a score of 3-2 at the Pan American Games Qualifier, Andy Cruz, setting up a possible rubber match between the two elite boxers next year at the Olympic Games.
“There’s a very good chance we’ll fight again at the Pan-Am Games, most likely in Japan, bi daradara,” Davis added. “We have to win two rounds to qualify for the finals and for me to get my revenge. Cruz has a lot more International experience than I do. O si ni 26 years old and World Champion in our weight class.”
Davis started boxing when he was nine when, tired of Keyshawn and his two brothers fighting each other and in school, his mother asked if they wanted to go to the gym to learn how to box. They did and today, his older (Kelvin) and younger (Keon) brothers are also amateur boxers.
Not long after that he metTroy Isley, who is a fellow member of Team USA, and today they’re as close as brothers.
“I met Troy way back, after I first started boxing,” Davis remembered. “We’d meet up at the Nationals and other tournaments and hang together with my brothers. My coach retired, so I went to Troy’s gym (Alexandria, Orúkọàyè) and started working with CoachKay (Koroma, USA Assistant National Boxing Coach). We’re getting close to our dream (representing the USA in the Olympics) that started so long ago that it seems unreal to be getting close. You can expect two boxers from Virginia to come back from Japan with gold medals. We’re like brothers.”
“Coach Kay first cornered me when I was 13. He’s a great coach who wants us to succeed in life, not just in the ring. He wants the best for us. We have one of the best U.S. boxing teams in a long time and it’s going to show in Japan. We always help each other out and this is a very exciting time for us right now.”
Another close friend of Keyshawn’s is, 2018 Olympic fadaka medalist Shakur Stevenson, who has been through what Keyshawn is approaching, and is now at the level as a professional prospect in which Davis aspires to reach.
“Shakur has always supported me,” Davis continued. “We talk a lot. Nitootọ, it’s hard for me not to think about turning pro, because my amateur career will be over after the Olympics. I’ve always been taught to have a plan, so I’ve been preparing, business-wise, looking into my options (manager and promoter), and to stay on the right track from the amateurs to pros.”
If he wasn’t a boxer, Davis figures he’d be a realtor, but he’s thoroughly enjoying the life as a boxer.
“This has been a great experience,” Davis spoke about his amateur boxing career, “especially this year getting ready for the Pan AMs. I’ve had opportunities to travel and meet people, but the best part is being part of a team like this. Boxing is an individual sport but, ita iwọn, we’re always pushing hard for each other.
“I thank God every day when I get up for putting me in this position. All I want to do is provide for me and my family. At my age, I’m ahead of the game.”
NIU YOKI (Le 20, 2019) –Awọn cites mẹta, Awọn idije mẹta fun awọn onija ina ti o ti o kọja ni alẹ ọjọ Satidee to kọja Ardreal Holmes ati Gun caquel minir wa ti o wa ni aitoju nigba Carlos Dixon Ti gba agbara nla kan ni ilu rẹ.
Holmes lọ si 9-0 pẹlu ipinnu aibikita mẹfa, Michigan.
Awọn 24 Odun-atijọ Holmes ti Frint, Michigan jẹ eto ilana ni bori nipasẹ tiipa ti o fẹ lori awọn kaadi meji ni 60-54 ati 58-56 Lati gbe awọn igbasilẹ Star Star tẹlẹ 9-0.
Miller gbe igbesẹ kan ti o sunmọ lati bori idije agbaye bi o ṣe gba akọle Nabf Middleweight pẹlu idiwọ iyipo iyipo ti Nabul, California.
Miller ti San Francisco kan kọsẹ silẹ ni yika 1st pẹlu ibọn ara, ati lẹhin naa o lọ silẹ pẹlu apapo ti o buruju ti o ni piparẹ nipasẹ ẹgbin ẹlẹgbin. Dightill dide, ṣugbọn ko si ipo kankan lati tẹsiwaju, ati awọn ija ti a duro ni 1:01.
