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GERVONTA DAVIS VS. LEO SANTA CRUZ FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES AND PHOTOS

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“I have to prove that I’m the baddest man in the sport on Saturday night," – Davis

“Everyone has their opinion on this fight. It’s my job to go out there and prove the doubters wrong," – Santa Cruz

Three-Time World Champion Davis and Four-Division World Champion Santa Cruz To Meet in Halloween Thriller at Alamodome in San Antonio Headlining SHOWTIME PPV® Yi Saturday, October 31 in Event Presented by Premier Boxing Champions

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San Antonio, TX – October 29, 2020 – Three-time world champion Gervonta “ojò” Davis and four-division champion Leo "Iwariri-ilẹ" Santa Cruz squared off at a final press conference Thursday to preview their highly anticipated SHOWTIME PPV (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) main event showdown taking place this Saturday, October 31 from Alamodome in San Antonio in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions.

Two of the sport’s most electrifying fighters, Davis and Santa Cruz will battle for the WBA Super Featherweight and WBA Lightweight Championships in a matchup that pits the prodigious power of Davis against the unrelenting pressure of Santa Cruz.

Davis la. Santa Cruz is promoted by Mayweather Promotions, TGB ni igbega, Awọn igbega GTD ati Club Boxing Boxing Santa Cruz. Tiketi wa ni tita ni bayi o le ra ni Ticketmaster.com. Alamodome ti ṣe ilana eto ilera ati aabo okeerẹ lati daabobo itankale itankale coronavirus. Gbogbo awọn onijakidijagan ti o wa si iṣẹlẹ naa yoo wa ni ayewo lori titẹsi ati pe wọn nilo lati wọ iboju-boju bii tẹle awọn itọnisọna jijin ti awujọ. Awọn tiketi yoo pin kakiri ni awọn bulọọki ijoko ti a mọ ni “awọn adarọ ese” lati ṣetọju aaye laarin awọn ẹgbẹ kii ṣe lati ẹgbẹ kanna. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, ibewo Alamodome.com.

Eyi ni ohun ti awọn alabaṣepọ apejọ apejọ ni lati sọ ni Ọjọbọ:

GERVONTA Davis

“My team and I decided to move our camp to Las Vegas so we could have a perfect camp. We spent 15 weeks in training, so I’m well prepared. Hopefully Leo is well prepared and we give the fans what they want to see.

“We know Leo is going to come with a lot of punches and I’m going to be explosive. It’s all about giving fans a treat. I’m grateful to be in this position and I’m ready. Saturday night is going to be a memorable night.

“Not to take anything from him, Yuriorkis Gamboa was just trying to survive against me. It’s harder to get punches off when someone isn’t trying to bring the fight. I know Leo is going to come to fight. I think this performance is going to put me up to the next level.

“I don’t think I have to knock him out, I just have to go out there and be great. Forget everything else, I just have to go out there and show everyone that I’m the top guy in the boxing world. That’s my main goal.

“Michael Jordan used to read the paper and do what they said he couldn’t do. That’s what I’m doing. I have to prove that I’m the baddest man in the sport on Saturday night.

“Leo is going to come to fight and it’s just about me stepping up and doing what I do best. You can see the potential in a fighter from the outside, but you have to see it actually come out in a fight to believe it. That’s the position I’m in. Everyone knows I’m great, I just have to show it.

“Leo has shown that he’s a top tier fighter, and he’s going up against an explosive, powerful fighter like myself. I think the winner should be in the top 10 of the pound-for-pound list.

“Floyd Mayweather has just told me to stay focused despite everything that comes with pay-per-view week. I have to get the job done first, but also do everything that comes with being the next pay-per-view star.

“I’m one of those fighters that knows how to focus when I have something big in front of me. None of the great fighters before me have frozen up when it’s crunch time. I’ve always been able to focus when big things are on the line. That’s what I did for this training camp.

“I’m not really focused on anyone who isn’t Leo Santa Cruz. I can’t overlook Leo. As far as any other fighter out there, they just don’t matter to me right now. I’ll prove it along the way. This is one step closer to proving the point I want to prove.”

Leo Santa Cruz

“This is what I’ve always dreamed of. When I was a little boy, I wanted to be on this stage. I’m living that dream and I’m very happy and excited. I never thought I’d accomplish it. I thought it was like winning the lottery. But thanks to the fans, I’m here where I’m at.

“I’m facing the best fighter in the division. If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best. I have to go against the best fighter. I wanted to challenge myself. I know this is a dangerous fight for me, but I want to test myself.

“We’ve both suffered and been through a lot to get here. Neither of us wants to go back to where we started. So I know we’re both going to give a great fight to the fans.

“I have the heart of a Mexican warrior. My dad has told me to fight a smart fight, but even though he’s going to say that, there’s a good chance I end up brawling with him at times. Ko si ohun, we’re going to find a way to beat him.

“I don’t really worry about being the underdog. Everyone has their opinion. It’s my job to go out there and prove the doubters wrong. I trained hard to go out there and do that Saturday.

“Gervonta is the best opponent I’ve faced. He’s the strongest fighter I’ll have faced. The Abner Mares and Carl Frampton fights were great experience for this kind of fight. I learned a lot from those four fights and since then I’ve learned a lot more.

“It would mean the world to me to become a five-division champion. It would be another dream come true. I would put the Santa Cruz last name right up there with the best.

“Gervonta is a big guy and I know he’s going to come hit hard. But I’ve trained with bigger guys all camp and I’ve been able to take everything thrown at me.

“The fans want you to go and make it a back and forth war. I know against Gervonta I have to fight smart. I’m going to just try as hard as I can to listen to my father’s advice.

“I definitely took this fight to quiet the critics. People said I didn’t want to fight the big names. So I went after the biggest challenge in the division and that’s Gervonta Davis.

“I leave the opinions to the fans and media. My job is to get the win and give the fans a great fight. I’m going to give it my best and leave it all in the ring.”

CALVIN FORD, Davis’ Trainer

“Camp has been great. It was unbelievable. I really appreciate the work that he put in. I can’t wait to see Tank in the ring. I’m looking forward to great performances from both fighters.

“’Tank’ accomplished a lot of things that I’ve asked him to do, but this is the pinnacle of them all right here. Both of these families have walked the same line with different trails. They both have a chance to become greats with this win.

“Every time I look at ‘Tank’ now, I flash back to those younger years in the gym with him as a child. Now he’s the man I’ve always looked at him to be. He’s a family man, business man and a wonderful fighter. It’s amazing to see one of my boys all grown up.”

JOSÉ SANTA CRUZ, Santa Cruz’s Father and Trainer

“We had a really good training camp and understand the importance of this fight. Leo is fully prepared for this fight on Saturday and I expect him to have a great performance.

“I’m very thankful to be here. I’m so happy to be here with my son for such a big fight and be able to guide him and help him accomplish his dream.

“We know that Davis is a very strong and accomplished fighter. But Leo has just used it to motivate him in the gym every day and you’ll be able to see that on Saturday.”

Stephen ESPINOZA, Aare, Sports and Event Programming, Showtime Awọn nẹtiwọki Inc.

“One of the biggest reasons I love boxing is because we get to witness young men, like ‘Tank’ Davis and Leo Santa Cruz, develop and mature right in front of our eyes. This is our ninth fight with ‘Tank’ and 13th with Leo. We have seen them mature as fighters and we have seen them mature as young men. We’ve seen them struggle, sweat, and triumph. We’ve seen them become fathers.”

“I remember the first time I met ‘Tank’, it was April 2016 ni Washington, D.C. He was on the non-televised undercard of an Adrien Broner fight. He had already fought, he came over during the telecast and Floyd introduced him. I remember his very words, ‘This is my young fighter. Watch out for this kid.’ And we’ve been watching ever since.

“I remember the first time I met Leo was in June 2012. Shortly before his first world title fight. He was a very humble, quiet, soft spoken, almost shy young men. Very different from the guy that I saw in the ring about 48 hours after that. The point is, we’ve been along for the journey of these young men.

“They have been battling the odds, literally since birth. We were lucky enough to spend time with them during GBOGBO ACCESS. They opened their hearts, their minds, and themselves to share their stories. The thing I’ve heard most is that the difficulty about this fight is not whether people want to watch it or whether they’re going to buy it, it’s who they’re going to root for. Because if you know these young men’s stories, what they’ve gone through, and what they’ve experienced, it is incredible.

“The bottom line is in these two young men we have two of the most accomplished and popular young fighters in the sport today. Leo has been a champion almost consistently since 2012. ‘Tank’ had sellouts or near sellouts in Los Angeles, Baltimore and Atlanta, just last year. We have got these two accomplished young men fighting on Saturday night. You have to respect their journey, ibi ti nwọn wá lati, and respect the teams that come around him.

“We do know what’s going to happen on Saturday night. Leo is going to come into the ring, throw a lot of punches and show an activity rate that’s unlike just about anybody else in the sport. ‘Tank’ is going to show the power, iyara, and the athleticism that has made him one of the fastest rising young stars that we’ve seen in sport in some time. Òdìkejì ti, it will be up to them, just like it’s been up to them for their entire lives.”

NIPA DAVIS VS. SANTA CRUZ
Davis la. Santa Cruz yoo rii aṣaju-aye igba mẹta Gervonta “ojò” Davis ati asiwaju agbaye pipin merin Leo "Iwariri-ilẹ" Santa Cruz ogun fun WBA Super Featherweight ati WBA Lightweight Championships akọle akọle SHOWTIME PPV Satide, October 31 (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier lati Alamodome ni San Antonio, Texas.

The stacked undercard will feature unbeaten San Antonio native and WBA Super Lightweight Champion Mario “El Azteca” Barrios defending his title against hard-hitting Ryan “Cowboy” Karl in the co-main event and former super lightweight world champion Regis “Rougarou” Prograis will take on unbeaten contender Juan Heráldez in a 10-round showdown. Ninu aṣii tẹlifisiọnu, awọn agbẹja fẹẹrẹ fẹẹrẹ Isaac Cruz ati Diego Magdaleno yoo ja ni ija iyọkuro akọle IBF kan.

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JUAN HERALDEZ Ikẹkọ ibudó Awọn akiyesi

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“Ni Oṣu Kẹwa 31 gbogbo eniyan yoo rii ohun ti Mo ni agbara," – Heraldez

Olukọni Unbeaten Juan Heraldez Awọn oju Awọn aṣaju-ija Agbaye tẹlẹ Regis Proisis ni SHOWTIME PPV® ActionSaturday, October 31 Gbe Lati Alamodome ni San Antonio, Texas ni Iṣẹlẹ Ti Ṣafihan nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier

NIU YOKI – October 16, 2020 – Unbeaten Super lightweight contender Juan Heraldez ti jin sinu ibudó ikẹkọ ati pin awọn imọ inu awọn ipalemo rẹ bi o ṣe sunmọ ifigagbaga kan si aṣaaju iṣaaju Régis "Rougarou" Prograis lojo satide, October 31 gbe lori SHIFTIME PPV ninu iṣẹlẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier ti akọle nipasẹ Gervonta Davis vs.. Leo Santa Cruz n gbe lati Alamodome ni San Antonio.

“O ti jẹ ibudó ọsẹ mẹjọ gigun ti ngbaradi fun Prograis,”Heraldez sọ. “A n ja ara ti o yatọ si onija, eyiti o jẹ ohun ti o dara nitori pe o jẹ iru onija ti o wa lati ja. Ara bii eyi jẹ ki o rọrun fun mi lati kọ ati mura.

“Prograis ni agbara, ṣugbọn o ni lati gbe e ati pe nibo ni idaabobo mi wa. Aabo mi ti jẹ ifosiwewe nigbagbogbo ati pe o jẹ nkan ti a ma n ṣatunṣe nigbagbogbo ati lati wa awọn ọna fun mi lati ni iriri. Lori iwe awọn iwe eri rẹ wa nibẹ, ṣugbọn ni iwọn gbogbo eyiti o jade ni ẹnu-ọna. Nigbati agogo ba ndun, Emi ko ronu nipa rẹ ti o jẹ aṣaju-aye tẹlẹ. Mo ja mo gba iṣẹ naa. ”

Heraldez ti ni ibamu si awọn ayipada ti iṣelọpọ nipasẹ ikẹkọ lakoko ajakaye-arun na, ati pe o ti ni anfani lati ni idojukọ jakejado ibudó. O jẹ ki awọn amayederun ni Clubwe Boxing Mayweather, ibi ti o irin ni Las Vegas, fun iranlọwọ tọju awọn ohun ṣiṣe ni irọrun bi o ṣe mura lati dojukọ alatako ti o nira julọ lati ọjọ.

“Aarun ajakaye naa ti ni ipa diẹ lori ibudó bi o ti ni pẹlu ohun gbogbo miiran,”Heraldez sọ. “Awọn ilana pupọ ati awọn igbese aabo wa, nitorinaa o ko le yi awọn alabašepọ sparring pada ni rọọrun bi o ti le ṣe tẹlẹ. Ṣiṣatunṣe lati wọ iboju-boju ninu ere idaraya ati idanwo ni igbagbogbo jẹ awọn ohun ti o kọ lati lo. Ẹgbẹ Boxing Boxing ti Mayweather ti ṣe iṣẹ nla kan ti mimu ile-idaraya ni mimọ ati ailewu fun gbogbo wa. Ọpọlọpọ awọn alabagbepo mi wa nibi ni Las Vegas ngbaradi fun awọn ija nla, nitorinaa o jẹ rilara nla ni mimọ pe a le wa si ibi idaraya ti aabo wa ni akọkọ. ”

Unralden Heraldez yoo pada si oruka lẹhin ti o ja asiwaju agbaye tẹlẹ Argenis Mendez si iyaworan ni Oṣu Karun 2019 lori Showtime. Heraldez ti fi okun iyalẹnu ti awọn iṣẹgun papọ si ọjọ kan 2017 Ijagunmolu lori lẹhinna-unbeaten Jose Miguel Borrego, ati pẹlu ifigagbaga knockout lori Eddie Ramirez ni Kínní 2019 yori si ija Mendez. Heraldez ti tẹsiwaju lati ṣe itanran-tune akọle ohun-ija rẹ sinu ija Prograis.

“Emi ati ẹgbẹ mi ti n ṣiṣẹ lori ọpọlọpọ awọn nkan bii jab mi, ṣugbọn o ṣe pataki julọ nibiti Mo wa ninu oruka ni gbogbo igba,”Heraldez sọ. “Imọye oruka mi ti gbe ago yii ga. Olukọ mi ati Emi tọju awọn nkan ile-iwe atijọ, a ko ni agbara ati olukọni itutu, a ṣiṣẹ lori awọn ipilẹ ati dara si wọn ni ibudó kọọkan. Boxing jẹ rọrun. Stick ati gbe ki o ma ṣe lu. Ikẹkọ ti Mo gba lati ọdọ Coach Otis Pimpleton ni wiwa ọpọlọpọ awọn nkan bii kadio, ilana, oruka IQ, bbl, nitorinaa iṣẹ mi ni lati tẹtisi ẹgbẹ mi ati gbekele wọn nigbati mo wa ni ibudó ati ni oruka ni alẹ ija. ”

Lakoko ti Heraldez n wa lati ni ilọsiwaju lori iyaworan ninu ija rẹ kẹhin, Prograis yoo wa ni nwa lati agbesoke pada lati ijatilẹ iṣẹ akọkọ rẹ, Aigbagbe 140-iwon iṣọkan idapọ pẹlu Josh Taylor. Pẹlu awọn onija mejeeji ti ebi npa fun win ni Oṣu Kẹwa 31, Heraldez nireti alẹ alẹ fun awọn egeb onijakidijagan.

“Lori alẹ ija, awọn aza wa mejeeji yoo ṣe fun iṣẹ nla,”Heraldez sọ. “Awọn mejeeji mu ọpọlọpọ wa si oruka. A n mejeeji ja lati jẹ ti o dara julọ, ṣugbọn ni Oṣu Kẹwa 31, gbogbo eniyan yoo rii ohun ti Mo ni agbara. ”

NIPA DAVIS VS. SANTA CRUZ
Davis la. Santa Cruz yoo rii aṣaju-aye igba mẹta Gervonta “ojò” Davis ati asiwaju agbaye pipin merin Leo "Iwariri-ilẹ" Santa Cruz ogun fun WBA Super Featherweight ati WBA Lightweight Championships akọle akọle SHOWTIME PPV Satide, October 31 (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier lati Alamodome ni San Antonio, Texas.

Kaadi kekere ti o ni akopọ yoo jẹ ẹya abinibi San Antonio abinibi ati WBA Super Lightweight Champion Mario “El Azteca” Barrios ti n daabobo akọle rẹ lodi si kọlu Ryan “Omokunrinmalu” Karl ninu iṣẹlẹ akọkọ-ati aṣaju-fẹẹrẹ fẹẹrẹ agbaye tẹlẹ Regis “Rougarou” Prograis yoo mu oludije ti ko ni idije Juan Heraldez ni iṣafihan yika 10 kan. Ninu aṣii tẹlifisiọnu, awọn agbẹja fẹẹrẹ fẹẹrẹ Isaac Cruz ati Diego Magdaleno yoo ja ni ija iyọkuro akọle IBF kan.

Iṣẹlẹ naa ni igbega nipasẹ Awọn igbega Mayweather, TGB ni igbega, Awọn igbega GTD ati Club Boxing Boxing Santa Cruz. Tiketi wa ni tita ni bayi o le ra ni Ticketmaster.com. Alamodome ti ṣe ilana eto ilera ati aabo okeerẹ lati daabobo itankale itankale coronavirus. Gbogbo awọn onijakidijagan ti o wa si iṣẹlẹ naa yoo wa ni ayewo lori titẹsi ati pe wọn nilo lati wọ iboju-boju bii tẹle awọn itọnisọna jijin ti awujọ. Awọn tiketi yoo pin kakiri ni awọn bulọọki ijoko ti a mọ ni “awọn adarọ ese” lati ṣetọju aaye laarin awọn ẹgbẹ kii ṣe lati ẹgbẹ kanna. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, ibewo Alamodome.com

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Boxing, Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija, Asiko Iworan, Showtime Boxing

DIEGO MAGDALENO Ikẹkọ Ikẹkọ AWỌN NIPA ATI FIDIO

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Awọn oludije Lightweight Magdaleno ati Isaac Cruz Pade ni
Akori Imukuro Nsii Ifihan akoko PPV® Saturday, October 31
lati The Alamodome ni San Antonio ni Iṣẹlẹ Ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ
Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija
 
TẹNIBI fun Fidio Ikẹkọ Magdaleno – Ike: Armando Bareno
 
NIU YOKI – October 9, 2020 – Onijaja akọle agbaye tẹlẹDiego Magdalenoawọn oye ti o pin si ibudó ikẹkọ rẹ bi o ṣe sunmọ IBF Lightweight Title Eliminator ija lodi siIsaac Cruziyẹn bẹrẹ POWVI SHOWTIME (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) igbese ni Ọjọ Satidee, October 31 lati Alamodome ni San Antonio ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier.
 
“Eyi ni ija mi keji ti n ṣiṣẹ pẹlu‘ Egungun ’Adams kuro ni ibi idaraya rẹ ni Las Vegas,”Ni Magdaleno sọ. “Mo ti mọ gaan lati igba ti mo ti di ọmọ ọdun mẹsan, nitorinaa MO ṣe akiyesi rẹ bi ọrẹ mi to dara julọ. Mo gbẹkẹle e pẹlu ẹmi mi. Mo ti lo ikẹkọ diẹ ninu akoko fun ija yii ni Scipio, Utah naa, fifa awọn bales koriko ati ṣiṣe gbogbo iru awọn adaṣe ti o nifẹ. Mo ti sọ gba ni diẹ ninu sparring ti o dara nibi ni Vegas, ati pe Mo paapaa jade lọ si California fun diẹ ninu sparring, ju.
 
“Mo wa lori ọkan ninu awọn kaadi ija ti o kẹhin ṣaaju ajakale-arun, ati pe a bọwọ fun mi lati wa lori kaadi ija akọkọ pẹlu eniyan laaye laaye lati igba ti ajakaye naa bẹrẹ. O ti jẹ ọdun ti o nira, ṣugbọn inu mi dun pẹlu ibiti awọn nkan ṣe wa fun mi nlọ si ija yii. Olukọni Adams ti n ṣe iṣẹ nla pẹlu ikẹkọ, ṣugbọn o tun mu agbara mi ati iṣeduro mi. O ti ni ere idaraya nla kan pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn onija ti o ni iwuri ati pe o jẹ nla lati wa ni ayika iru afẹfẹ bẹẹ. Ati pe afesona mi ti n bojuto ounje mi fun awon ija merin mi keyin. Nítorí, o jẹ ohun nla lati jẹ ki o kopa pẹlu. ”
 
Magdaleno pada si iṣe lẹhin ti o ba Austin Dulay binu ni ilu Dulay ti Nashville, Tenn. ni Kínní, sisọ ọ silẹ ni yika meje lori ọna rẹ si ipinnu iṣọkan 10-yika. O jẹ ki ẹgbẹ rẹ ni ibudó ikẹkọ fun iṣẹ iyalẹnu si Dulay.
 
“Mo ti nigbagbogbo gberaga lati jẹ ọjọgbọn, ṣugbọn Mo kọ ẹkọ pe Mo le ni eewu pupọ pẹlu ẹgbẹ ọtun ni ayika mi,”Ni Magdaleno sọ. “Mo lọ sinu iru ija yẹn ti a ka mi si igbesẹ igbesẹ fun Dulay, ṣugbọn Mo fihan pe Mo tun jẹ onija to lagbara. Awọn eniyan ka mi jade wọn ṣe aṣiṣe kan. Inu mi dun pupọ pe Mo rii Coach Adams ati pe mo ṣeto ẹgbẹ to pe ni ayika mi. Mo ni anfani lati yi awọn ero eniyan pada pẹlu ija kan. Bayi Mo wa ninu imukuro akọle kan, ati pẹlu win ni Oṣu Kẹwa 31, Emi yoo ni iyaworan mi kẹta ni akọle agbaye. ”
 
Ọmọ ọdun 33 ti kuru ni awọn ija-giga giga julọ rẹ titi di oni, sisọ akọle ja si Terry Flanagan ati Roman Martinez, ni afikun si a 2019 pipadanu lodi si aṣaju fẹẹrẹ lọwọlọwọ Teofimo Lopez. Pẹlu awọn iriri wọnyẹn ati igbekalẹ ikẹkọ ti o dara si ni ayika rẹ, Magdaleno gbagbọ pe awọn ẹkọ ti o gba lati awọn ija wọnyẹn yoo jẹ ohun elo ti nlọ siwaju.
 
“Ohun ti o tobi julọ ti Mo ti kọ ni lati farabalẹ,”Ni Magdaleno sọ. “Nigbati mo bẹrẹ si ronu pupọ ju iwaju, iyẹn ni nigbati awọn nkan ba lọ ni aṣiṣe. Olukọni Adams ni ọna nla ti mimu mi duro ni ipilẹ ati akopọ. O mọ bi o ṣe le ṣe awọn ohun rọrun fun mi ati ṣe ibaraẹnisọrọ gangan ohun ti Mo nilo lati ṣe, eyi ti o mu ki o dinku wahala fun mi. Ati pe a ti ṣe diẹ ninu awọn ohun miiran, bii atunse iṣẹ ẹsẹ mi ati awọn igun ti Mo lo. ”
 
Ninu Cruz ọmọ ọdun 22, Magdaleno yoo tako nipasẹ iyara-nyara ati onija Ilu Mexico ti n wa lati ṣe ami kan ninu ija nla rẹ titi di oni. Pẹlu aafo ọjọ-ori ọdun 11, Magdaleno ngbero lati lo iriri rẹ ti o gbooro si anfani rẹ ni Oṣu Kẹwa 31.
 
“Cruz jẹ nkan ti Mo ti rii tẹlẹ,”Ni Magdaleno sọ. “Mo ti ja ọpọlọpọ awọn onija ara Ilu Mexico bii tirẹ ti ko ni imọ-imọ-imọ-pupọ pupọ ṣugbọn ni ara aṣa-jade. Nítorí, Mo ro pe Emi yoo ni anfani lati pada si ohun ti Mo mọ. Emi yoo kan ni lati duro omi ki o mu Cruz lọtọ. O jẹ eniyan ti o fẹran lati ja ni inu ati ju ọpọlọpọ awọn punches ati awọn kio overhand. Emi yoo fọ ọ lulẹ bi mo ti ṣe alatako mi kẹhin. ”
 
Magdaleno yoo wo lati tẹsiwaju isọdọtun iṣẹ rẹ lodi si Cruz ati fi ara rẹ si ọna fun aye akọle akọle miiran. Pẹlu gbogbo eyiti o ti kọja lakoko iṣẹ rẹ, Magdaleno wa ni itara pupọ lati jẹri awọn alariwisi ti ko tọ ati ṣaṣeyọri ibi-afẹde rẹ ti di oludari agbaye.
 
“Ohun ti Mo mọ ni pe nigbati gbogbo eniyan ba ka ọ, o kan ni lati gbagbọ ninu ara rẹ,”Ni Magdaleno sọ. “Nigbati Mo pinnu lati daduro awọn ibọwọ naa, yoo jẹ nitori Mo fẹ, kii ṣe nitori awọn miiran sọ pe Mo yẹ. Mo ni igboya mi pada bayi ati pe inu mi dun pupọ pẹlu ibiti mo nlọ
. Jije ibọn kan kuro ni akọle ti Mo la ala bi ọmọde jẹ ifosiwewe iwuri pupọ fun mi. Ati pe Mo ja fun ẹbi mi, ju. Mo jẹ eniyan oriṣiriṣi bayi. Mo ti dagba sii ati pe Mo ro pe emi yoo ni anfani lati fi idi iyẹn mulẹ fun awọn eniyan ninu ija yii. ”
 
NIPA DAVIS VS. SANTA CRUZ
Davis la. Santa Cruz yoo rii aṣaju-aye igba mẹtaGervonta “ojò” Davisati asiwaju agbaye pipin merinLeo "Iwariri-ilẹ" Santa Cruzogun fun WBA Super Featherweight ati WBA Lightweight Championships akọle akọle SHOWTIME PPV Satide, October 31 (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier lati Alamodome ni San Antonio, Texas.
 
Kaadi kekere ti o ni akopọ yoo jẹ ẹya abinibi San Antonio abinibi ati WBA Super Lightweight Champion Mario “El Azteca” Barrios ti n daabobo akọle rẹ lodi si kọlu Ryan “Omokunrinmalu” Karl ninu iṣẹlẹ akọkọ-ati aṣaju-fẹẹrẹ fẹẹrẹ agbaye tẹlẹ Regis “Rougarou” Prograis yoo mu oludije ti ko ni idije Juan Heraldez ni iṣafihan yika 10 kan. Ninu aṣii tẹlifisiọnu, awọn agbẹja fẹẹrẹ fẹẹrẹ Isaac Cruz ati Diego Magdaleno yoo ja ni ija iyọkuro akọle IBF kan.
 
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THREE-TIME WORLD CHAMPION GERVONTA DAVIS AND FOUR-DIVISION WORLD CHAMPION LEO SANTA CRUZ TO MEET IN HALLOWEEN THRILLER AT ALAMODOME IN SAN ANTONIO HEADLINING SHOWTIME PPV® SATURDAY, Oṣù 31 IN EVENT PRESENTED BY PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS

Fi kan ọrọìwòye
WBA Super Lightweight Champion Mario Barrios Takes on Ryan Karl;
Former 140-Pound Champion Regis Prograis Faces Unbeaten Juan Heraldez; Lightweight Contenders Isaac Cruz and Diego Magdaleno Meet in Title Eliminator

TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY, Oṣù 5 AT 10 A.M. CT!

NIU YOKI – October 2, 2020 – Three-time world champion Gervonta “ojò” Davis ati asiwaju agbaye pipin merin Leo "Iwariri-ilẹ" Santa Cruz will square off in a Halloween thriller for the WBA Super Featherweight and WBA Lightweight Championships live on SHOWTIME PPV Saturday, October 31 (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier lati Alamodome ni San Antonio, Texas. The four-fight pay-per-view card will be the first major boxing event with fans in attendance since COVID-19 forced a halt to U.S. sports in March.

The stacked undercard will feature unbeaten San Antonio native and WBA Super Lightweight Champion Mario “El Azteca” Barrios defending his title against hard-hitting Ryan “Cowboy” Karl in the co-main event and former super lightweight world champion Régis "Rougarou" Prograis will take on unbeaten contender Juan Heraldez in a 10-round showdown. Ninu aṣii tẹlifisiọnu, lightweight contenders Isaac Cruz ati Diego Magdaleno will battle in an IBF title eliminator bout.

The highly anticipated main event will be contested at 130-pounds and will be fought for both Santa Cruz’s 130-pound title and Davis’ 135-pound title, which they each won in their previous fight. Two crowd favorites with massive followings, Davis la. Santa Cruz is an all-action style matchup, with Davis owning a .957 knockout rate, while Santa Cruz is long established as one of the busiest punchers and best pressure fighters in the sport.

Davis la. Santa Cruz will be a rare clash in boxing history in which world titles in two weight classes will be at stake. Other notable instances in recent boxing history are the 1988 Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Donny Lalonde fight for the light heavyweight and super middleweight titles, ati awọn 2014 Floyd Mayweather vs. Marcos Maidana rematch for the super welterweight and welterweight championships.

“I’m looking forward to showing the world how hard I’ve been working in camp,"Wi Davis. “We are just a few weeks away, and I’m already in great shape. Headlining on pay-per-view has always been a dream of mine since I started boxing. I can’t wait to put on a spectacular performance against multiple division world champion Leo Santa Cruz. O ṣeun ti o si mi egbe, ASIKO IWORAN, Mayweather ni igbega, GTD Promotions, and all my fans worldwide. Keep supporting me and I’ll fight for you.”

“October 31 is going to be the biggest fight of my career,” Santa Cruz wi. “I’m going to fight a very tough opponent, maybe the toughest opponent of my career. Two titles are going to be on the line, and this will be my first time headlining a pay-per-view. So I’m going to do everything that I can to put on a good show. Davis is known for his power. But I think with my experience and ring IQ I can break him down. He’s probably going to be very aggressive in the early rounds. But if I do what I’m supposed to, and execute our game plan, I will win.’’

Iṣẹlẹ naa ni igbega nipasẹ Awọn igbega Mayweather, TGB ni igbega, Awọn igbega GTD ati Club Boxing Boxing Santa Cruz.

“This fight between Gervonta Davis and Leo Santa Cruz is such a great fight that we had to have it with fans, which will be a first for a major boxing event since COVID-19 started,” said Floyd Mayweather, President of Mayweather Promotions and a 12-time, marun-pipin aye asiwaju. “Ojò’ Davis is a special talent, a super skilled fighter and I have been in the gym regularly to watch and help him prepare for a tough opponent in Santa Cruz, who we all know always comes in shape and ready to fight. It’s going to be a great night for Mayweather Promotions, for boxing and for sports. The best fighting the best is all we can ask for.”

“We continue with the tradition of offering boxing fans the best matchups in the hottest divisions, pitting the best versus the best,"Wi Stephen Espinoza, Aare, Sports and Event Programming, Showtime Awọn nẹtiwọki Inc. “Tank Davis facing Leo Santa Cruz is one of the most exciting matchups of the year. You have a young, hungry star with devastating power in Davis and an experienced and absolutely relentless four-division champ looking to conquer a title in a fifth division. This is the type of matchup boxing fans have waited the entire year to watch. Two superstars in their toughest matchup to date battling for titles in two weight divisions at the same time.”

“Gervonta Davis is the most exciting fighter in the sport, and he’s set to headline his first pay-per-view card and set the world on fire,” said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega. “He’s up against an experienced, four-division world champion in Leo Santa Cruz, who is looking to take him down and hand him his first L on October 31.”

“Gervonta Davis vs. Leo Santa Cruz is one of the best matchups that can be made in boxing, with each fighter in position to score a career-defining victory,” said Tom Brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB. “We’re excited to bring a historic showdown with world titles in two weight classes on the line to fans at the Alamodome. Davis la. Santa Cruz presents a fascinating clash of styles, with Santa Cruz’s relentless pressure against Davis’ fight-changing power. Adding in three high-stakes undercard attractions, this pay-per-view is lined up to present drama in the ring from start to finish.”

Tickets will go on sale Monday, October 5 ni 10 a.m. CT and can be purchased at Ticketmaster.com. This is the first major boxing event with fans in attendance since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. ni March. The Alamodome has implemented a comprehensive health and safety plan to protect against the spread of the virus. All fans attending the event will be screened upon entry and are required to wear a mask, as well as follow social distancing guidelines. Awọn tiketi yoo pin kakiri ni awọn bulọọki ijoko ti a mọ ni “awọn adarọ ese” lati ṣetọju aaye laarin awọn ẹgbẹ kii ṣe lati ẹgbẹ kanna. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, ibewo Alamodome.com.

“The Alamodome is excited to host the Davis vs. Santa Cruz SHOWTIME PPV event and to bring these athletes to San Antonio,” said Steve Zito, Eleto Gbogbogbo, Alamodome. “Not only is this a great platform for these athletes and their fans, but the event will also spotlight San Antonio through nationally televised matches and generate economic impact for our community during these challenging times.”

Davis (23-0, 22 KOs) burst onto the scene with an explosive knockout victory over Jose Pedraza to win the IBF Junior Lightweight World Title in a star-making performance on SHOWTIME® ni January 2017. Nigba yen, he became the youngest world champion in boxing at age 22. Ni awọn iwọn, Davis blends controlled aggression with blazing hand and foot speed, eye-catching power and sublime boxing skills. The dynamic combination of skills has made Davis a fan-favorite who filled arenas in Atlanta, Ga., and his hometown of Baltimore, Aṣalẹ., esi.

The 25-year-old began his 2019 with a knockout of Hugo Ruiz in February, before scoring a second-round stoppage of Ricardo Núñez in his homecoming fight in July. Davis closed out the year by capturing his lightweight title via 12th round TKO of former champion Yuriorkis Gamboa in December. Davis also owns a title-winning performance in which he dominated former champion Jesus Cuellar to capture the WBA 130-pound belt in 2018. Under the guidance of Mayweather Promotions, Davis will look to further improve his impressive portfolio with another title-winning performance in his first pay-per-view main event.

Ija jade ti Los Angeles, Santa Cruz (37-1-1, 19 KOs) made his debut at super featherweight last November by defeating Miguel Flores to capture the WBA title. Santa Cruz has made his name in the sport by engaging in numerous Fight of the Year contenders, including two thrilling featherweight title duels against four-time champion Abner Mares and two-division champion Carl Frampton each. He lost his featherweight title in his first match against Frampton in 2016, but reclaimed it in their rematch the following year.

The 32-year-old has competed in title bouts in 17 ti re kẹhin 19 njà, while picking up belts at 118, 122, 126 and 130-pounds. The 130-pound title made Santa Cruz just the fifth fighter of Mexican descent to win titles in four weight classes, joining Oscar De La Hoya, Erik Morales, Jorge Arce and Mikey Garcia. Santa Cruz was introduced to the sport and trained throughout his career by his father Jose, along with his brothers Jose Armando, a former lightweight contender, ati Antonio. Santa Cruz will look to become a five-division champion in his first pay-per-view headliner.

The 25-year-old Barrios (25-0, 16 KOs) will be making the first defense of his world title in his hometown of San Antonio. Barrios captured his 140-pound title in his last fight in September 2019, earning a hard-fought unanimous decision over then-unbeaten Batyr Akhmedov, dropping him twice and fighting through a cut suffered on a head butt. Barrios trains in Oakland, Calif. under the guidance of renowned coach Virgil Hunter. The five-foot ten-inch Barrios debuted as a super bantamweight in 2013, eventually moving up to 140-pounds full time in 2017 where he is 8-0 with seven knockouts.

“The long layoff is finally over and fans can expect to see me go to war with Ryan Karl, who I know is coming to bring an aggressive fight to the table,” said Barrios. “I’ve stayed in great shape during this past year, so now it’s time for me to keep giving boxing fans exciting fights. I’ll be representing my city of San Antonio and as always, everyone can expect to see me as explosive as ever. Lori Oṣù 31, all the fans watching on pay-per-view will watch me make a statement as I defend my title.”

Born in Milano, Texas and now trained in Houston under the tutelage of top trainer Ronnie Shields, Karl (18-2, 11 KOs) will step in for his first title opportunity on October 31. The 28-year-old enters this fight on a three-bout winning streak, with all three wins coming in 2019, including a knockout of Kevin Watts to avenge one of his losses in an immediate rematch. Karl also owns victories over Kareem Martin and then-unbeaten Jose Felix Quezada during his pro career that dates back to 2014.

“I’ve been training for this my whole life and I’m not going to let it slip away,” said Karl. “We’re working hard in training camp to put on the best performance of my career. We know what we’re up against in Mario Barrios, but I’ve come too far not to take full advantage of this opportunity on October 31.”

A staple of the 140-pound elite, Eto (24-1, 20 KOs) returns to the ring after losing his title in an exciting unification clash via majority decision last October against Josh Taylor. The 31-year-old won his title by defeating Kiryl Relikh by TKO in April 2019 and has also earned stoppage victories over former unified champion Julius Indongo, and then-unbeaten contenders Joel Diaz Jr. and Juan Jose Velasco. Prograis was born in New Orleans but lives and fights out of Houston.

“This is a huge fight and I’m very thankful to PBC for giving me this opportunity,"Wi Prograis. “I haven’t fought in a year and since then I’ve done a lot of self-reflection and moved from L.A. back to Texas. I’m more focused than I’ve ever been and I can’t wait to get back to my number one spot in the super lightweight division. I have to be a world champion again and I won’t stop until that happens.”

The 30-year-old Heraldez (16-0-1, 10 KOs) can vault himself into the top tier of 140-pound contenders with a career-best victory over Prograis on October 31. Born in Northridge, Cal. and training out of the Mayweather Promotions gym in Las Vegas, Heraldez most recently fought to a majority draw last May against former champion Argenis Mendez. Heraldez’s pro career has also seen him score victories over previously unbeaten Jose Miguel Borrego and tough contender Eddie Ramirez.

“It’s been a crazy year, but I took this opportunity to spend time with my family and sharpen my skills inside the ring,”Heraldez sọ. “There’s been a lot of great sparring happening at the Mayweather Boxing Club that I’ve taken advantage of. Mo ni a alakikanju alatako re ni iwaju ti mi, and that’s my only focus right now. I trust in my ability as a fighter and I trust my team to get me over the finish line with a victory on October 31. I’m thankful to Mayweather Promotions for putting me on such a large platform for this fight.”

Fighting out of his native Mexico City, Mexico, Agbelebu (19-1-1, 14 KOs) is unbeaten in his last 15 fights since dropping his sixth pro fight by decision. The 22-year-old knocked out 10-of-13 opponents between 2016 ati 2018, before making his U.S. debut in December 2019. That contest saw Cruz earn a unanimous decision over Miguel Perez, which he followed up in February of this year by defeating Thomas Mattice by decision on ShoBox: The New generation.

“Since I started boxing, it has been my dream to fight on this stage in the United States,"Wi Cruz. “I know that Diego Magdaleno is a very tough and experienced fighter, but it’s my time on October 31. The fans will see that I have what it takes to be world champion when I beat Magdaleno and announce myself as one of the best lightweights in the world.”

Magdaleno (32-3, 13 KOs) enters this fight coming off of an impressive victory over contender Austin Dulay in February that saw him drop Dulay on his way to a unanimous decision. The 33-year-old has challenged Roman Martinez for a 130-pound title and Terry Flanagan for a lightweight crown, while also battling lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez in February 2019. A Las Vegas native, Magdaleno has won four-of-five fights entering October 31, including a 10-round decision over Artyom Hovhannisyan.

“I’ve been super eager to get back into the ring since my last performance,”Ni Magdaleno sọ. “That win sparked a fire in me and got me as motivated as I’ve ever been. Now that I’m in a title eliminator, I’m even more excited to return to action. I’m facing another young lion, but he’s lacking the experience that I have. Training with Bones Adams has made a world of difference in my career. I’ve made a transition to being more composed and smarter in the ring. I’m here to make a statement and claim what’s mine. I’m never going to back down until I get that world title.”

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CALEB PLANT DELIVERS STERLING PERFORMANCE IN FRONT OF HOMETOWN FANS, STOPPING VINCENT FEIGENBUTZ ON FOX & FOX DEPORTES FROM BRIDGESTONE ARENA IN NASHVILLE, TENN.

Fi kan ọrọìwòye
Abel Ramos Stuns Bryant Perrella in Co-main Event Welterweight Battle

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Ike: Stephanie Trapp/TGB Promotions

Nashville, Tenn. (Kínní 15, 2020) – Fighting in front of a raucous hometown crowd for the first time in his professional career, undefeated IBF Super Middleweight World Champion Kalebu “Sweethands” Ohun ọgbìn (20-0, 12 KOs) fi on a show.

Plant dominated mandatory challenger Vincent Feigenbutz (31-3, 28 KOs) ti Germany, igbelewọn a 10th-round TKO Saturday night in the FOX PBC Fight Night main event and on FOX Deportes from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.

Ohun ọgbìn, who grew up in neighboring Ashland City, successfully made the second defense of the world title he won in January 2019 with a thrilling 12-round unanimous decision over then-titlist Jose Uzcategui. “Sweethands” lived up to his moniker, breaking down Germany’s Feigenbutz before putting him away.

“I was super fueled by the crowd tonight,” Plant said. “I could have gone all night. The whole city came out. Nashville stand up!”

Plant gave them plenty to cheer about from the opening bell, landing his jab up and downstairs. The aggressive Feigenbutz, 24, struggled to land anything in return.

Plant began landing the combinations in the third, bringing the crowd to his feet with a series of well-placed volleys.

Watch early round highlights NIBI ati NIBI.

Those shots slowly took their toll, but Feigenbutz was game. He came alive in the sixth, pinning Plant against the ropes and unloading his own combinations. Plant covered up and shook his head as if unbothered.

Watch Feigenbutz fight back in Round 6 NIBI.

Plant pounded Feigenbutz in the seventh and eighth, opening up a cut on his nose and swelling his right eye. The challenger absorbed more punishment in the ninth, causing the ringside doctor to take a hard look at him in between rounds.

Watch Plant dominate Round 9 NIBI.

The end came swiftly in the 10th as Plant, sensing his foe was weakening, pounded away until referee Malik Waleed mercifully stepped in. The official time of the stoppage was 2:23 of the 10th.

Watch the stoppage in Round 10 NIBI.

“I felt great out there,” Said ọgbin. “I was relaxed and sharp. I told you I was going to stop this before the 12th round. I want to dedicate this to my daughter, to my mother, my grandfather and the whole city of Nashville.”

The champion also stated his desire to unify versus unbeaten WBC counterpart and rival, David Benavidez.

“Everyone knows I want that unification fight with David Benavidez,” Plant stated. “You know who the best 168-pounder is. If you want that, you’ve got to come see me. I want that fight; I’ve been asking for it and I’m tired of waiting!”

Ni awọn àjọ-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, Abel Ramos scored a stunning last second TKO victory overBryant Perrella in a scheduled 10-round welterweight match. Heading into the 10thand final round Ramos was told by his cornermen that he needed a knockout to win. Ramos (26-3-2, 20 KOs) delivered, badly hurting and dropping Perrella twice in the waning seconds of the frame, prompting referee Jack Reiss to wave the welterweight co-main event off with just one second remaining.

“I know the fight’s not over until it’s over,” said Ramos. “That’s the game. I’ve been sick for two weeks. But no excuses. I wanted to come here and perform.

“I watched the Chavez-Taylor fight like 10 million times and I never thought I’d be in something like that. It just goes to prove that fights are never over till it’s over. You have to fight every single second of every single round.”

Watch Ramos stun Perrella at the end of Round 10 NIBI.

Perrella (17-3, 14 KOs) was up on all three cards at the time of the stoppage; 87-84 and two scores of 88-83.

“This is boxing. It’s like Meldrick Taylor and Chavez,” Said Perrella, agreeing with Ramos’ comments. “These things just happen. I’m not going to take anything away from my opponent. I was winning every round convincingly. Ohun ti mo ti le sọ? There was second left in the 10th round. It’s like a needle in the haystack. It is what it is.”

Southpaw Perrella controlled much of the action, using side to side movement, angles and rapid-fire combinations to stifle Ramos’ offense. A left hook in the third briefly buckled Ramos. Another in the fifth stunned him.

“Perrella’s a tough fighter,” said Ramos. “He’s a strong, strong fighter. Mo ni nkankan sugbon ibowo fun u. I expected a tough fight and that’s what happened.”

Ramos never stopped coming forward, picking up the pace as Perrella slowed down. Pẹlu 34 seconds remaining in the 10th, Ramos landed a perfect left uppercut flush on the chin. Perrella sank to the mat, getting up on unsteady legs. Ramos pounced once action resumed, unloading until a straight right drove Perrella to the floor again. Lẹẹkansi, he made it to his feet but couldn’t walk straight without stumbling. Reiss immediately waved it off at 2:59.

“Everything was going well, and I was winning the fight, round by round,” Said Perrella. “Emi ko mọ. This is boxing. That’s the thing about the sport. O jẹ nkan ti o jẹ. There’s nothing I can do about it. I’m not going to make up any excuses or take anything away from my opponent. It’s just an experience that you go through in life and you have to overcome it. Absolutely I’d like to do it again with him. We can get a rematch in for sure.”

“I want all the welterweights,” Ramos exclaimed. “I’d like to have another big TV fight and go out there and prove myself.”

The FOX PBC Fight Night opener featured a back-and-forth battle between lightweightsAustin Dulay ati Diego Magdaleno. Magdaleno produced one of the finest performances of his career, dropping Dulay on his way to a 10-round unanimous decision victory in a minor upset.

The 33-year-old Magdaleno (32-3, 13 KOs) was simply busier, particularly down the stretch in this battle of southpaws.

“I knew mentally I could break him down,” said Magdaleno. “If I attacked the body, I knew I could break him down. He’s a young prospect. He’s taller than me so my plan of attack was to get in close and go to the body.”

Dulay disagreed with the decision. “I boxed the hell out of him every round, making him miss, catching shots, countering. Yeah, he hit me with a few good body shots. That doesn’t replace the heavy shots that I hit him with every single round for 10 rounds straight. That is madness. And it was a unanimous decision? That’s crazy. That’s unbelievable to me.

“Even Diego just told me that he had nothing to do with the decision. He knows. How can they do that to me in my hometown? That’s dirty man.”

Fighting in front of his fellow Nashville residents, Dulay (13-2, 10 KOs) started fast, landing several clean lefts in the second. Magdaleno never stopped coming forward, working behind the jab and landing to Dulay’s body.

Watch early round action between Austin Dulay and Diego Magdaleno NIBI atiNIBI.

Some of those shots strayed low which elicited warnings from referee Jack Reiss. Sibẹsibẹ, the work paid off as Dulay’s output dropped over the course of the bout. The sixth featured some of the best exchanges of the bout. Magdaleno got the better of those, landing a right to the ribs followed by one upstairs.

Magdaleno continued to press the attack in the seventh, scoring the fight’s only knockdown with a hard left hook to the solar plexus.

Watch Magdaleno score a knockdown vs Dulay in Round 7 NIBI.

Once action resumed, Magdaleno pounded at his ribs until a left hook strayed low and dropped Magdaleno, causing Reiss to deduct a point.

“Every round he was hitting me low and, in the back, and on the hips,” said Dulay.
“It was more times than he got called for. I won that fight 100%.”

Sensing the fight slipping away, Dulay picked up the pace over the last three rounds. It wasn’t enough to overcome Magdaleno’s work rate, which earned him a win by scores of 97-91, 96-92 ati 96-92.

“Experience has everything going for me. In my previous fight, I lost my head,” said Magdaleno. “This time I took my time. My camp said slow it down. Happy for the victory tonight.”

On the non-televised undercard, former world bantamweight champion Rau’Shee “Nuke” Warren (17-3, 4 KOs) ended a 13-month layoff with a wide 10-round unanimous decision over Gilberto Mendoza (15-8-3, 7 KOs).

The 33-year-old Warren used his fast hands to land an assortment of shots from his lefty stance. In the fourth, a clash of heads opened a cut over the left eye of Mexico’s Mendoza. Warren sought to close the show, but Mendoza was game, firing back though outgunned.

Two judges scored it 99-91 and the third judge had it 100-90.

“It felt good to get back in there after being off for a year,” Warren said. “I didn’t feel like a rookie. I felt like I had to get a little rust off me. But I think I got most of the rust off when I was in the gym training. Going 10 rounds it felt good.”

“I hope to get back in May,” said Warren. “I only need 90 ọjọ. I’ve already had my long layoff since last January when I fought on Pacquiao and Adrien’s card. I’m ready to get it on. I’m ready to move on. The only thing he did that I didn’t expect him to do was stay up.”

The event was promoted by Sweethands Promotions, TGB Promotions and Sauerland Promotions.

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CALEB PLANT NASHVILLE PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & Awọn fọto

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Undefeated IBF Super Middleweight Champion Plant Makes Homecoming Title Defense Against Vincent Feigenbutz Saturday, Kínní 15 lati Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee Headlining FOX PBC Fight Night & on Akata Deportes

Press Conference Also Featuring Welterweight Contender Bryant Perrella & Nashville Native Austin Dulay Ahead of Respective Showdowns on FOX

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Nashville, Tenn. (January 15, 2020) – Undefeated IBF Super Middleweight World Champion Kalebu “Sweethands” Plants previewed his homecoming world title defense at a press conference in Nashville Wednesday, as he prepares to take on mandatory challenger Vincent Feigenbutz Saturday, Kínní 15 in the FOXPBC Fight Night main event and on FOX Deportes from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

The press conference also featured welterweight contender Bryant Perrella, ti o gba lori Abel Ramos ni awọn àjọ-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, plus lightweight contender and Nashville native Austin Dulay, who battles former title challenger Diego Magdaleno ninu awọn televised ibẹrẹ ni 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.

Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, which is promoted by Sweethands Promotion, TGB Promotions and Sauerland Promotions, are on sale now and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com.

Ashland, Tennessee’s Plant will bring world championship boxing back to Nashville and fight for the first time as a professional in his home state. Here is what the press conference participants had to say Wednesday at Bridgestone Arena:

Kalebu ọgbin

“It’s great to be back in my hometown and my home city. I’m even more excited to be bringing home a world title and to defend it February 15 at Bridgestone Arena. It’s been a dream of mine since as long as I could remember. Since I was a little kid.

“I’m working harder than ever to make sure that I have my hand raised on February 15. I’m looking to do it in spectacular fashion, before the 12th yika. This fight is going to end in a knockout on my behalf. I want everyone who’s going to be in the building and tuned in to know that this world title is staying right here in Tennessee.

“My dad and I have been going at this for 18 years straight, ti kii-Duro. Having this fight has been a dream that I’ve sacrificed a lot for. It’s a dream that on February 15, it won’t be spoiled.

“It was a goal to become world champion, but it wasn’t the only goal. I think people tend to forget I only have 19 njà. I feel like I just made it to the base of the mountain. Some people when they become champion, they feel like they become the hunted, but that’s not the case with me. I’m still hungry. If you’re in my way, I suggest you get out of it. Because I won’t miss you.

“I’ve heard Feigenbutz is strong and physical and he thinks he’s going to come in and knock me out. Mike Lee thought he was going to knock me out and Jose Uzcategui said he was going to knock me out, but how’d that go for them?

“Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ, boxing is hit and do not get hit. I have plenty of skills to spare. Lori Kínní 15, I’m not playing with this guy.

“All of these guys think they’re going to walk me down and throw more punches than me. But I throw more and land more punches than them. If he thinks he’s going to come in here and spoil my plans, I promise you that he’s got another thing coming.”

BRYANT PERRELLA

“I’m grateful to be here today and blessed to have the opportunity to showcase who I am as a fighter. I’m a fighter who’s built on quality over quantity. Nothing has been given to me. I’ve faced nothing but excellent opposition to this point.

“I eat, sleep and breathe boxing. I’m ready for this. I’m a fast, strong and tall fighter, with a high boxing IQ. Kínní 15 I’m coming to dominate. Operation Abel will be unable.

“I have Ramos outmatched at every category and I’m going to dominate. I’m starting hit my stride as a fighter. Everything is coming together mentally and I have an amazing team working with me now. We’re just grinding every day and putting it all together to work towards our ultimate goal.”

AUSTIN DULAY

“I’m really thankful to my whole team for making this fight happen and especially to Caleb for paving the way for a fight in Nashville. We’ve been training really hard and we’re training even harder for this fight to put on a show in my hometown.

I know my opponent is going to come ready, we know what he’s coming to do. Mo wa ni yiya fun o. I’m going to be ready for anything he brings.

“Emi ko le duro fun yi ija, put on a great performance and come back to Nashville again in the future for more big fights.”

JUSTIN GAMBER, Plant’s Co-Trainer

“We are thrilled to come back to Nashville for this fight. It’s going to be Caleb’s first pro fight in Nashville, and from the moment that we heard first about this, we’ve been really excited.

“He’s had an incredible training camp as always. He’s been looking really sharp. Expect an explosive, powerful and better version of ‘Sweethands’ than you’ve seen yet. Caleb is always improving and always getting better. He’s taking it to another level.

“I’ve seen Caleb fight as an amateur in Nashville, but to be a part of him doing it in the pros, it’s so special for me. Just know that he’s going to put on a show. Skills pay the bills and he’s got all the skills.”

RICHIE PLANT, Plant’s Father & Co-Trainer

“We’re so glad to be here in this position. As soon as we heard that this was going to be a reality, we were just overjoyed.

“We started here about 18 years ago in boxing. Over the years we’ve grown, and now we have this amazing boxing team, one that I feel is the best in boxing. We’re just getting started. We’re excited to put on a show for our hometown and we’ll see everyone here on February 15.”

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Lightweight Contender & Nashville Native Austin Dulay Takes on Former Title Challenger Diego Magdaleno in FOX PBC Fight Night Action & on FOX Deportes Saturday, Kínní 15 lati Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee

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Unbeaten Super Middleweight Champion Caleb Plant Makes Homecoming Title Defense Against Vincent Feigenbutz in the Main Event

Nashville, Tenn. (January 13, 2020) – Lightweight contender and Nashville nativeAustin Dulay will fight in front of his hometown crowd when he takes on former title challenger Diego Magdaleno in a 10-round fight that opens FOX PBC Fight Night action and on FOX Deportes Saturday, Kínní 15 lati Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

FOX PBC Fight Night begins at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT and is headlined by IBF Super Middleweight Champion Kalebu “Sweethands” Ohun ọgbìn defending his title in a homecoming bout against mandatory challenger Vincent Feigenbutz. Die, welterweight contenders Bryant “Goodfella” Perrella ati Abel Ramos battle in the 10-round co-feature.

Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, which is promoted by Sweethands Promotion, TGB Promotions and Sauerland Promotions, are on sale now and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com.

Nashville’s Dulay (13-1, 10 KOs) has won back-to-back fights by stoppage since his lone pro defeat to top contender Chris Colbert in April 2018. The 24-year-old has fought professionally since 2015 o si gba rẹ akọkọ 11 njà. He most recently scored a TKO victory over Yardley Armenta Cruz in February of last year, and his last time in the ring saw him stop Justin Pauldo in a fight that was later changed to a no contest. He will return to fight in Nashville for the first time since a 2017 gun.

The 33-year-old Magdaleno (31-3, 13 KOs) has twice challenged for a world title and will look for a signature victory on February 15 to get closer to another chance at the belt. The Las Vegas native previously dropped title fights against Roman Martinez and Terry Flanagan. Magdaleno won three straight fights between 2016 ati 2018, including a triumph over Art Hovhannisyan, and most recently lost to lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez in February 2019.

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Viewers can live stream the PBC shows on the FOX Sports and FOX NOW apps or at FOXSports.com. Ni afikun, all programs are available on FOX Sports on SiriusXM channel 83 on satellite radios and on the SiriusXM app.

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MetroPCS Friday Night Knockout on truTV Continues Friday, June 26 ni 10 p.m. ATI

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Card Highlighted by International Super Middleweight Title Bout Between Undefeated asiwaju Gilberto Ramírez & Derek Edwards

truTV and Top Rank will exclusively present the MetroPCS Friday Night knockout on truTV, a live primetime boxing series on Friday, June 26, ni 10 p.m. ATI from the State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas. The new boxing series, produced ni sepo pẹlu Turner idaraya ati HBO idaraya, yoo ẹya-ara kan 10-yika ija fun awọn WBO International Super Middleweight akọle laarin undefeated southpaw asiwaju Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramírez (31-0-0, 24 KOs) ti Sinaloa, Mexico ati Derek "The Black kiniun" Edwards (27-4-1, 14 KOs) ti Las fegasi. Afikun ohun ti, southpaw Diego Magdaleno (27-1-0, 11 KOs) ti Las fegasi yoo pade Puerto Rico ká Jose "Chelo" Gonzalez (24-1-0, 19 KOs) ni a 12-yika ija fun awọn ṣ'ofo WBO International Lightweight asiwaju.

 

Commentators fun awọn iṣẹlẹ yoo ni Kevin awako pese play-nipasẹ-play pẹlu Oluyanju Ray "ariwo Boom" Mancini ati onirohin Crystina Poncher. Kugler is a veteran announcer who has called college basketball and NFL coverage for Westwood One and college football for the Big Ten Network. Mancini is a 2015 International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee and former NABF and WBA lightweight champion. Poncher is a commentator and reporter for Top Rank, bi daradara bi a ogun, onirohin ati oniroyin fun NFL Network ati NFL.com. Titi captioning in Spanish yoo wa fun awọn truTV telecast.

 

Awọn nẹtiwọki ká igbejade yoo ẹya-ara awọn ti tesiwaju lilo ti “Spidercam” ọna ẹrọ, akọkọ ti awọn oniwe-ni irú fun ifiwe a abele Boxing telecast, providing dynamic coverage during the series. “Spidercam” operates on a four-point system of cables from designated points beyond the corners of the boxing ring. Awọn ti daduro kamẹra ni o ni agbara lati pese ọranyan 360-ìyí awọn agbekale ti awọn igbese pẹlu ni agbara lati gbe ninu meta mefa - osi / ọtun, siwaju / sẹhin ati si oke / isalẹ.

 

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