Butaev Decisions Gonzales; Fa le da a Latham la primera derrota profesional;

Conwell de Cleveland supera a Zapata

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CLEVELAND (Noviembre. 11, 2017) - Dos boxeadores de Cleveland se robaron el espectáculo Viernes noche en la final ShoBox: La Nueva Generación transmisión de 2017 vivir TIEMPO DE LA FUNCION.

Zurdo una vez vencido Yuandale Evans (20-1, 14 KOs) tuvo a los fanáticos de las peleas de Cleveland en pie durante las dos últimas rondas dramáticas, ya que el boxeador de East Cleveland ganó un emocionante, victoria por decisión dividida en toda acción sobre el peso pluma previamente invicto Luis Rosa (23-1, 11 KOs) en el evento principal a 10 asaltos. Dos jueces anotaron la pelea a favor de Evans: 96-94 y 97-93 - mientras que el tercer juez hizo que Rosa ganara, 96-94, el viernes noche en The Masonic en Templelive Cleveland.

Fue una noche en la que tres peleadores previamente invictos perdieron sus récords invictos. Rosa se convirtió en la 171^st luchador para perder su récord invicto en los 16 años de historia de ShoBox.

En la primera pelea de la transmisión, proclamado boxeador de Cleveland y 2016 U.S. El olímpico Charles Conwell hizo su debut televisivo y mejoró a 6-0. Pero fue la pelea Evans-Rosa que los fanáticos no olvidarán pronto.

“Qué manera de terminar un gran año de boxeo en SHOWTIME,", Dijo ShoBox analista Steve Farhood. "Rosa vs. Evans fue uno de los mejores eventos principales que hemos tenido en el 16 años de la ShoBox serie. Estos fueron dos luchadores que entendieron lo que estaba en juego. Ambos hicieron lo que vinieron a hacer aquí. Al final, todo dependía de los jueces. Pensé que lo habían hecho bien. Fue una decisión dividida. Gran pelea de acción entre dos luchadores muy bien acondicionados ".

La guerra Evans-Rosa incluida 611 total de golpes conectados y 512 Se intercambiaron disparos de poder aterrizados. Hubo múltiples cambios de impulso a lo largo de la pelea, ya que Rosa comandó las primeras rondas con volumen y potencia, mientras que Evans se recuperó en las rondas intermedias..

"Estoy cansado pero me siento muy bien,"Evans dijo. "Mi actuación fue excelente. Nunca me sentí empujado tan fuerte. Es un puertorriqueño duro. Es un luchador muy duro. La multitud realmente me impulsó a la victoria esta noche, y estoy agradecido por eso ".

LED rosa 268-267 en total de golpes conectados entrando en la ronda final, pero Evans convocó un gran rally en el décimo (49 de 103 a 27 de 88 para Rosa) apoderarse de un 316-295 ventaja general para obtener la victoria por decisión dividida.

"Yo pensé que gané la pelea, ganó quizás tres o cuatro rondas,"Dijo Rosa decepcionada después de la pelea. “Gané la pelea 6-4, 7-3 al menos. Gané casi todas las rondas iniciales y le di algunas después de las primeras seis. Cuatro rondas es lo máximo que le doy, y eso es ser agradable. Siento que los jueces se dejaron llevar por la multitud local ".

Evans está listo para su próximo desafío. “Quiero a Gary Russell, Quiero [Carl] Frampton, Quiero [León] Santa Cruz,"Dijo Evans, que había entrenado a Barry Hunter en su esquina. "No soy más que un asesino a sueldo. Soy un asesino a sueldo y quiero uno de esos cinco mejores ".

En el evento co-principal, destacado ruso invicto Radzhab Butaev (8-0, 6 KOs; WSB: 9-1) ganó una decisión unánime muy reñida sobre el invicto previamente de Colombia Janer González (18-1-1, 15 KOs) en un duelo de peso welter de ocho asaltos. Los tres jueces marcaron la pelea, 80-72, 79-73, 77-75, a favor de Butaev.

Fue una pelea técnicamente sólida entre dos consumados ex destacados aficionados. Butaev, que dominó desde las primeras rondas, conectado en 41 por ciento de sus golpes de poder (66 de 162) comparado con 27 por ciento para González (47 o 173).

"Sentí que controlaba toda la pelea, pero fue más resistente de lo que esperaba,"Dijo Butaev a través de un traductor. "González conectó buenos tiros pero no pudo rematarme".

Farhood dijo que Butaev no pudo hacer algunos ajustes clave durante la pelea.. “[Butaev] no tenía su entrenador aquí,"Él dijo. "Quizás por eso no hizo ajustes. Todavía tiene un futuro prometedor, pero esta no fue su mejor actuación ".

González fue entrenado en su esquina por el destacado entrenador Rubén Guerrero. “Me lastimé el hombro en el tercer asalto pero me quedé en la pelea y empujé la pelea,", Dijo González, “Cuando me lastimé el hombro, No pude lanzar mi jab de izquierda también, No pude trabajar el jab. Si no hubiera sido herido, Lo habría roto más en las rondas posteriores.”

En la segunda pelea de la transmisión de cuatro peleas, un enfrentamiento de pesos pesados ​​invictos, 28-años de edad Junior Fa (13-0, 8 KOs) eliminó a Pittsburgh Freddy Latham (9-1-2, 5 KOs), entregándole la primera derrota de su carrera profesional sólo 67 segundos en la lucha. Era el 169^º vez que un luchador ha perdido su récord invicto en el ShoBox serie.

El Fa de Nueva Zelanda envió al ex campeón de los Guantes de Oro Latham pedaleando hacia atrás desde la campana de apertura con una andanada de golpes cuando el árbitro Clifford Pinkney saltó entre los luchadores.. Latham, que nunca había sido detenido, luchó por mantenerse de pie mientras se inclinaba contra las cuerdas. Haga clic en AQUÍ para ver el video del paro.

“De hecho, iba a seguir adelante, sigue luchando pero luego se cae. El estaba fuera de eso. El árbitro me tiró hacia atrás,"Dijo Fa, quien ganó un nocaut en el primer asalto por sexta vez en su carrera.

Fa aterrizó 59 por ciento de sus tiros de la energía (17 de 29) mientras que Latham logró aterrizar solo uno de los cuatro golpes de poder.

Farhood quedó impresionado por la actuación dominante de Fa. "Cada vez que un peso pesado muestra poder, tienes que prestar atención,"Él dijo. "Estoy seguro de que veremos más de él en 2018".

“Espero tener la oportunidad de estar entre los 15 primeros ", dijo Fa., que venció al campeón de peso pesado de la OMB Joseph Parker dos veces en los aficionados. “Esta pelea me dio más confianza en mi habilidad y poder, y creo que la confianza es una gran cosa.”

En la apertura de la transmisión por televisión, 2016 U.S. Favorito olímpico y local Charles Conwell (6-0, 5 KOs) - animado por una enorme tercera ronda en la que anotó dos caídas y otra en la quinta - fue la distancia de seis asaltos por primera vez en su joven carrera terminando un juego Roque “Rocky” Zapata (4-2-3) con una impresionante victoria por decisión unánime anotada 60-51 dos veces y 60-53.

El concurso de peso súper welter estuvo dominado por Conwell, de 20 años de edad, de Cleveland., que usó golpes efectivos al cuerpo para hacer la mayor parte del daño, ya que tuvo en cuenta 80 de su 175 total conecta y 75 de su 150 golpes de poder.

Conwell atrapó al ex luchador de MMA Zapata en el tercer asalto con un fuerte cruce de derecha. Fue la primera vez que Zapata, que entró en la pelea con una racha ganadora de tres peleas, alguna vez había golpeado el suelo en su carrera. Haga clic en AQUÍ ver video de KOs en ronda 3.

"Mi plan de juego era lanzar algunos golpes e ir al cuerpo, y creo que logré eso. Mi jab fue clave esta noche. Terminé dejándolo caer tres veces,"Dijo Conwell, quien promedió 77 golpes por ronda, pero se dio a sí mismo solo una B menos. “Me encantaría seguir peleando en televisión. Quiero mostrar mis habilidades ".

A left hook by Conwell in the latter stages of the third round dropped Zapata for the second time. Zapata hit the canvas once again in the fifth after a devastating left hook to the body followed by a left hook to the chin. The Culpepper, Will. native stood up at the nine-count and finished the stanza.

Zapata was impressed by his opponent’s talent. “I survived, so I’m happy,"Él dijo. “I went the distance with an Olympian and that was the plan. I should’ve done better and cut my angles more instead of standing right in front of him, but I’m proud I went the full distance.”

Viernes de quadrupleheader will replay on Lunes, Noviembre. 13 en 10 p.m. Y/PT on SHOWTIME EXTREME and will be available on SHOWTIME on DEMAND^® y SHOWTIME EN CUALQUIER MOMENTO^®.

The fights were promoted by DiBella Entertainment.

Barry Tompkins llamó al ShoBox acción desde el ring con Farhood y el ex campeón mundial Raúl Márquez como analistas expertos. El productor ejecutivo fue Gordon Hall con Rich Gaughan como productor y Rick Phillips dirigiendo..

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En vivo por SHOWTIME^® en 10 p.m. Y/PT de The Masonic en Templelive Cleveland

“Creo que puedo estar a tres o cuatro peleasy para la oportunidad en un título mundial de peso pesado ".

- Junior Fa, Prospecto de peso pesado invicto

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CLEVELAND (Noviembre. 9, 2017) - SHOWTIME Los fanáticos del boxeo verán por primera vez ocho prospectos prometedores con un récord combinado de 97-2 - incluidos dos pesos pesados ​​prometedores invictos y un 2016 Olímpico de peso súper welter - como ShoBox: La Nueva Generación se lleva a cabo este Viernes, Noviembre 10 en vivo por SHOWTIME (10 p.m. Y/PT) de The Masonic en Templelive Cleveland.

Perspectivas de peso pluma Luis Rosa Jr.. (23-0, 11 KOs) y favorito local Yuandale Evans (19-1, 14 KOs) se enfrentarán en un evento principal de 10 asaltos, ya que los ocho luchadores hicieron sus respectivos pesos el jueves. La ShoBoxquadrupleheader features undefeated Russian standout Radzhab Butaev (7-0, 6 KOs; WSB: 9-1) teniendo en Colombia de Janer González (18-0-1, 15 KOs) en un duelo de peso welter de ocho asaltos, and New Zealand’s undefeatedJunior Fa (12-0, 7 KOs) facing former Golden Gloves champion Freddy Latham (9-0-2, 5 KOs) in an eight-round heavyweight bout. En la apertura de la transmisión por televisión, 2016 Olímpico Charles Conwell (5-0, 5 KOs) se enfrentará a Roque “Rocky” Zapata (4-1-3), who is coming off a three-bout winning streak.

Tickets for the DiBella Entertainment event are still available for purchase via the following link AQUÍ.

PESOS OFICIALES, REFS AND JUDGES:

Luis Rosa Jr.. vs. Yuandale Evans – 10-round Featherweight Bout

Rosa Jr.: 125 Libras

Evans: 125 ½ libras

Árbitro: Shawn Clark (P.A.); jueces: Patrick Casey (P.A.), Larry Hazard Jr. (N. J.), Phil Rogers (Ohio)

Radzhab Butaev vs. Janer Gonzalez – Eight-round Welterweight Bout

Butaev: 146 Libras

González: 147 Libras

Árbitro: George Nichols (C.A.); jueces: Brian Kennedy (Ohio), Patrick Casey (P.A.), Larry Hazard Jr. (N. J.)

Junior Fa vs. Freddy Latham – Eight-round Heavyweight Bout

Fa: 262 Libras

Latham: 261 Libras

Árbitro: Clifford Pinkney (Ohio); jueces: Brian Kennedy (Ohio), Phil Rogers (Ohio), Larry Hazard Jr. (N. J.)

Charles Conwell contra. Roque “Rocky” Zapata – Six-round Super Welterweight Bout

Conwell: 153 Libras

Roque Zapata: 155 Libras

Árbitro: George Nichols (California); jueces: Patrick Casey (P.A.), Larry Hazard (N. J.), Phil Rogers (Ohio)

CITAS FINALES:

LUIS ROSA JR.:

“There was a time in my career when I was one fight away from fighting for a world title at 122 libra, but I’m a natural featherweight. This fight is at 126 but I’ll fight at 126 o 122. Wherever the opportunity is, Me lo llevo.

“I’m going to show a lot of different things. I have more to show than just my boxing skills. Whatever I have to do to get the win, I will do it.

“My opponent is a southpaw, but he’s not the slickest southpaw I’ve seen. We’ve been training with a lot of southpaws. Fighting southpaws is not a big deal for me. I fought so many of them in the amateurs.

“I don’t think I’m going to have any problem with him. I know his left hook is his favorite punch so I’m going to try and take that away from him.

“I think putting together some timely combinations is going to be the key to this fight.

“After I beat [Jorge] Diaz and [Luis] Del Valle in 2015 my opposition dropped. I was knocking on the door but just never got the call. That’s why this fight is so big for me. I’m ready to showcase my skills on national TV. I’m ready for the next step on my career.”

YUANDALE EVANS

“I know all the bigger names are at 126 so I’m going to stay right here. I’ve bounced around from 126 a 130. Lou DiBella, my promoter told me to stay ready and that’s what I did; Estoy listo. "

“It took me awhile from me to come back after the loss to Javier Fortuna [en 2012]. But I’ve always stayed sharp and I’ve been in various camps. I’ve trained with guys like Lamont Peterson, Gervonta Davis y Rau'shee Warren.

“I’ve been doing this since I was 10 años, but I’m a lot wiser and smarter than in the past. I have knowledge and have been talking to a lot of managers and champions. I’m like an Einstein now. I’m a lot sharper, and craftier. And I have defense now.

“This fight will show the boxing world that I belong. I can be in the top five. This fight means a lot for me and the people of Cleveland.

“I’ve been working with [famed trainer] Barry Hunter for this fight and he’s taught me so much. My opponent has been spoiled and has never had to travel into enemy territory. Until now.

I’ve been a road warrior my entire career. I know the crowd can win the fight for me. Just the energy and hearing them when I’m tired. It’s a big advantage for me to be fighting at home. I will have a lot of fans here and it’s going to be big. I still got guys’ texting me for ringside seats, but there’s none left.

“I want ShoBox to say, ‘We have to have this guy back. We have to go back to Cleveland.’ ”

"[Rosa] is my height. He’s going to be right in front of me. He’s going to come straight at me. He has to.”

“They call me ‘Money Shot’ and ‘Southpaw Machine’ and the ‘Black Mexican’ in the gyms here in Cleveland.”

JANER GONZALEZ

“I’ve been training with Ruben Guerrero for the past couple of weeks, and I like training a lot better here in the United States. I felt like I was mistreated in the past back in Colombia.

“Fellow Colombian Oscar Escandón introduced me to Ruben and here we are. Es Estados Unidos y todo el mundo quiere estar aquí.. El combate y el entrenamiento son mucho mejores aquí..

"Estoy 30 años ahora y tengo una familia en Colombia para apoyar. Esta es mi oportunidad. No les fallaré. Tengo al Team Guerrero de mi lado, así que estoy listo.

“Todos sabemos que las habilidades pagan las cuentas y yo solo tengo que hacer mi trabajo y no volverme demasiado loco y obtener la victoria.

"Yo vi Muhammad Ali y Sugar Ray Leonard cuando era más joven. Me gustó lo inteligentes e inteligentes que lucharon ".

RADZHAB BUTAEV

"He estado en los Estados Unidos durante un año y me gustó mucho entrenar en Wild Card Gym y Wild Card West en el sur de California..

"Puedo golpear tan fuerte como [Gennady] Golovkin y puede moverse mejor que [Vasyl] Lomachenko. Tengo mucha confianza y mi experiencia es la razón de eso.

"Yo discutió con Demetrius Andrade y Shawn Porter and I have held my own.

“The welterweight division is the best in boxing, everyone knows that. And I’ll fight anybody.

“It doesn’t matter that there’s no YouTube video on Gonzalez. He’s tough and competitive and a boxer who will come to fight.”

JUNIOR FA

“When I beat Joseph Parker [in the amateurs twice] it was my movement and my footwork that was key. He’s such a big puncher I just kept moving because I didn’t want to stand right in front of that.

“I’m a multi-dimensional fighter and my strengths are my mobility.

"Deontay Wilder showed that he has plenty of power. He’s always there from the first bell… I like the guy, he’s got plenty of power and is very explosive.

“I like Anthony Joshua’s boxing brain. He’s got power, but it’s a different kind of power from Wilder. I like the way he sees his punches.

“For myself to be known, I’ll definitely have to fight in America. I don’t think I can make too much of a statement being back home in New Zealand.

“I think I can be three to four fights away for the chance at a world heavyweight title. I have to be entertaining in this fight for the American people to get to know me.

“Boxing used to be the biggest thing in New Zealand, but then rugby blew up.

“I live 40 minutes from Joseph Parker but we’ve never sparred. It’s too competitive.”

FREDDY LATHAM

“This is my first time on national TV so I’m excited and nervous.

“He’s taller, but I feel like I’m just as long as he is. I can put my head in his chest and go to war. If it’s going to be a dog fight I’ll get into his chest.

"Sí, I’ve watched both the heavyweight world champs. I’d beat Joshua now. Wilder, I would have to get serious sparring in. I’d have to change everything I do in my life – the way I train and my lifestyle and everything. Deontay’s the man right now. Joshua burns out after six rounds and that’s why I’d beat Joshua now. I’m two years away from those guys. Mañana night is my first step.

“Boxing’s coming back in Pittsburgh and we’ve got two or three other heavyweights there that are popular right now.”

CHARLES CONWELL

“When you have a good crowd around you, you know it hypes you up.

“I was the youngest member of the 2016 Olympic team at age 18. It was cool being in high school and making the Olympic team.

“I’m very tenacious and determined, that’s why I’ve been successful so far in my young pro career.

“There’s no rush for me. People want to see me, sure. But there’s no reason to move fast at this point.

I think the competitiveness of boxing is what drives me. Sure the money and the fame are going to be great, but I just love everything about this sport.”

ROQUE “ROCKY” ZAPATA

“I haven’t surprised myself when I’ve beaten undefeated fighters.

“I’m an awkward fighter, in a good way. My angles I learned when I was fighting in MMA.

“The risk and the reward wasn’t worth it [to continue] en MMA. I was making a couple hundred bucks and getting elbows to the face. It just wasn’t worth it.

“Conwell is good and aggressive and I’ve seen him on YouTube. He comes forward and he looks to put you down.

“I just feel so much more comfortable in a boxing ring. I was good at takedowns.

"Conor McGregor fue 10 rondas con Floyd [Mayweather] and he got paid, so good for him. I’m one of the few guys who have been able to do both MMA and box professionally.”

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Barry Tompkins llamará al ShoBox acción desde el ringside, con Steve Farhood y el ex campeón mundial Raúl Márquez calidad de expertos analistas. El productor ejecutivo es Gordon Hall con Richard Gaughan produciendo y Rick Phillips dirigiendo.

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Plus Undefeated Radzhab Butaev, Junior Fa & 2016 U.S. Olympian Charles Conwell Featured In Separate Bouts

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From Masonic Temple & Performing Arts Center in Cleveland

NUEVA YORK (Octubre. 18, 2017) – Undefeated featherweight Luis Rosa se enfrentará una vez trilladoYuandale Evans in a 10-round matchup of 126-pound prospects looking to make a statement in one of boxing’s deepest divisions in the main event of ShoBox: La Nueva Generación Viernes, Noviembre. 10 en vivo por SHOWTIME (10 p.m. Y/PT) from Masonic Temple & Performing Arts Center in Cleveland.

The quadruple header features eight fighters making their ShoBox debuts, including six undefeated prospects. The four-fight telecast is de ShoBox first return to Cleveland since 2014.

En la pelea co-estelar, former Russian amateur standout Radzhab Butaev (7-0, 6 KOs, WSOB: 9-1) will take on Colombia’s Janer González (19-0-1, 15 KOs) en un duelo de peso welter de ocho asaltos. Butaev compiled a record of 304-12 in the unpaid ranks, followed by a 9-1 record in the World Series of Boxing, while Gonzalez was a member of the Colombian National Team with an equally impressive 291-29 récord como amateur.

In a televised heavyweight attraction, New Zealand’s Junior Fa (12-0, 7 KOs), who owns two amateur victories over countryman and current WBO Heavyweight World Champion Joseph Parker, will face Pittsburgh’s Fred Latham (9-0-2, 5 KOs) en una pelea de ocho asaltos.

En el ShoBox opening bout, invicto 2016 U.S. Olympian and Cleveland native Charles Conwell (5-0, 5 KOs) will look to keep his knockout streak intact in his hometown debut in a six-round super welterweight matchup with Panama’s Roque “Rocky” Zapata (4-1-3, 0 KOs).

“I am thrilled to bring this talent-filled quadruple header to the ShoBox serie, from the Masonic Temple in Cleveland, Ohio,” dicho Lou DiBella, El presidente de DiBella Entertainment. “Undefeated featherweight contender Luis Rosa Jr. faces hard puncher Yuandale Evans. Amateur prodigy Radzhab Butaev and New Zealand heavyweight prospect Junior Fa –who defeated Joseph Parker as an amateur—will be tested by fellow unbeaten opponents. U.S. El olímpico Charles Conwell, one of the most exciting young prospects in boxing, will make his national TV debut in his hometown. En noviembre 10, to quote Ian Hunter, ‘Cleveland Rocks!'”

Tickets are priced from $35 a $90 and can be obtained by visiting BoxingCleveland.com. The Masonic Temple and Performance Arts Center is located at 3615 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115. Las puertas se abrirán en la noche del evento en 7:00 p.m.

LUIS ROSA vs. YUANDALE EVANS – 10-Round Featherweight Bout

The 26-year-old Rosa (23-0, 11 KOs) is a Puerto Rico native who lives and fights out of New Haven, Conn. The come-forward, aggressive Rosa has recorded four knockouts in his last seven fights.

Trained by his father Luis Rosa Sr. and managed by his mother Marilyn, Rosa is currently ranked No. 10 por el CMB en 126 libra, y estaba 95-10 como aficionado. Fighting in one of boxing’s deepest divisions (Leo Santa Cruz, Abner Mares, Carl Frampton, Gary Russell Jr.), los Estados Unidos. National Silver Medalist is looking to establish himself as a featherweight contender, and has career wins over Luis Orlando Del Valle (18-1) and Jorge Diaz (17-2).

“I’m dedicating this fight to the people who are still suffering from the tragedy of the hurricane,” Rosa said. “We are and always have been very strong people and I take that into the ring with me on Noviembre 10. I’ve seen some tapes of Evans. Es un duro, strong fighter but my skills are much greater and I will be victorious and move one step closer to a shot at a world title.”

The 28-year-old Evans (19-1, 14 KOs) is a Cleveland native fighting in his hometown for the first time. Known as a power-puncher who works fast, Evans has recorded eight of his 14 nocauts en el primer asalto. His only professional loss came against future world title holder Javier Fortuna in April of 2012.

Evans, who took a three-year hiatus following the Fortuna loss, is coming off the best win of his career – a hard-fought 10-round unanimous decision over Billel Dib (21-1; OMB No. 7-ranked coming into the fight) en Miami, Oklahoma., en abril.

“I’m thrilled to be fighting at home in Cleveland, the city of Champions,"Evans dijo. “It’s been a very long time since I’ve had a home fight. Verdaderamente, I’ve been a road warrior fighting all over the world.

“I’ve followed Luis Rosa for a couple years, I know he’s a very tough Puerto Rican fighter. He’s the same height as me and will come to fight, which will make for an all-action fight. But I know I’m the toughest competition he’s had and I’m planning to win in front of the big hometown crowd and everyone watching on SHOWTIME.”

The vacant WBC Continental Americas Title belt is on the line for this fight.

RADZHAB BUTAEV vs. JANER GONZALEZ – 8-Round Welterweight Bout

Russian Radzhab Butaev had a stellar amateur career during which he compiled a record of 304-12 con 164 KOs. A former Russian National Champion, Butaev qualified for the 2016 Olympics but instead elected to turn pro in the United States.

Butaev has progressed quickly since turning professional in March of 2016 – of his seven professional fights, six of his seven opponents have had winning records. The 23-year old is coming into his fifth fight of the year and the eighth fight in his short, 18-month professional career. Five of Butaev’s seven fights have taken place in the U.S, while his other two victories were on his home turf in Moscow, Rusia. En su última pelea en julio, the 23-year-old Butaev knocked out Sherzodbek Alimjanov in Red Square in Moscow.

Said Butaev, “This is a great opportunity to fight on SHOWTIME and I’m looking forward to putting on a tremendous performance. I know that Colombian fighters are well known for their power but I faced many hard hitters in the amateurs and I’ll be ready for victory on Noviembre 10."

A native of Barranquilla, Colombia, the heavy-handed Janer Gonzalez sports a record of 19-0-1 con 15 nocauts. Prior to turning professional in 2011, Gonzalez was a member of the Colombian National Boxing Team, la compilación de un registro de 291-29. González, who returned in September following a two and a half-year layoff, hará su U.S. debut against Butaev.

“It’s a dream come true to make my television debut in the United States,", Dijo González. “I grew up watching all of my favorite boxers fighting in the U.S. and now it’s my turn. It’s truly surreal how everything unfolded. I was ready to give up on boxing when an opportunity just came my way. I fought in Mexico and here I am.

“I had a long layoff, but I needed it. It has made me more appreciative, more motivated. I work harder now. I had my last fight on a Sábado y los lunes Yo estaba de vuelta en el gimnasio. I’ve studied my opponent. Estoy listo. My style will mold to his. I’ll get on his face and counterpunch. En Noviembre 10 boxing fans will see a Colombian warrior that came to America to become a legend.”

Butaev vs. Gonzalez is promoted in association with Fight Promotions.

JUNIOR FA vs. FRED LATHAM – Eight Rounds Heavyweight Bout

Standing 6-feet, 5 inches and weighing 270 libra, the 27-year-old Junior Fa has compiled a professional record of 12-0 with seven knockouts since turning pro in February 2016. Fa had a successful amateur career, which included two victories over reigning WBO Heavyweight Champion Joseph Parker. The native of Papakura, New Zealand has most recently trained in England with heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and has also sparred with Joshua’s Octubre. 28 adversario Carlos Takam.

Fa, who won a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games, will fight for just the second time in the United States.

“I’m thrilled to be fighting in the United States again and on SHOWTIME,"Dijo Fa. “I know Latham is undefeated but I also plan on staying unbeaten on Noviembre 10. Training with Anthony Joshua improved my boxing in many ways and just as important taught me what it takes inside the gym to become a world champion.”

Fighting out of Pittsburgh, Pa., Fred Latham (9-0-2, 5 KOs) is a former Pennsylvania Golden Gloves Champion. In his last bout on December 3, 2016, the 27-year-old Latham battled to a split decision draw against Alonzo Butler.

Said Latham, “I appreciate the opportunity to fight on SHOWTIME and I am looking forward to facing Fa. I’ve heard a lot about him and the great heavyweight prospect he is but on Noviembre 10 I’ll show the world that I’m a much better fighter.”

CHARLES CONWELL vs. ROQUE ‘Rocky’ ZAPATA – Six-Round Super Welterweight Bout

Nineteen-year-old Charles Conwell, quien cumple 20 en Noviembre. 2, es 5-0 with all of his victories coming by way of technical knockout. The Cleveland native has a decorated resume – he went 134-14, was the National Gold Gloves Champion in 2015, y una 2016 U.S. Olímpico. Conwell has been busy since turning pro last year, having fought all five of his professional fights in the past eight months. In his last fight in August, Conwell earned a technical knockout against Rey Trujillo.

“I’m thrilled to be fighting at home for the first time as a professional and on ShoBox,"Dijo Conwell. “I can’t wait to put on a great performance for the Cleveland fans and those seeing me for the first time on national television.”

The 21-year-old Zapata is a native of Panama City, Panama now fighting out of Culpepper, Will. Having compiled a record of 4-1-3 since turning professional 18 Hace meses, he is currently riding a three bout winning streak. Zapata is coming off the biggest win of his career, a six-round decision over previously undefeated Justin Steave on Junio 24 en Pittsburgh.

“This fight with Charles Conwell is an exciting challenge for me. He had a great amateur career and he made the Olympic team,” said Zapata. “I’ve been offered to fight him twice, but at the time I was injured and had to decline. Pero en Noviembre 10, Charles and I will come face-to-face and put on a show for the fans. I’m ready to do my job.”

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Barry Tompkins llamará al ShoBox acción desde el ringside, con Steve Farhood y el ex campeón mundial Raúl Márquez calidad de expertos analistas. El productor ejecutivo es Gordon Hall con Rich Gaughan como productor y Rick Phillips dirigiendo..

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