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JARON “BOOTS” ENNIS STOPS ROBERT HILL FOR THIRTEENTH VICTORY

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One of boxing’s most exciting prospects, Ennis returns August 12th na Washington DC
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Philadelphia – June 27, 2017 – Victory Boxing Promotions’ most talked-about prospect, Jaron “Boots” Ennis, has much to celebrate for his 20th birthday today. The Philadelphia welterweight secured his 13th win at the Durham Armory in North Carolina last Thursday, besting Robert Hill over three rounds.

Hill, a veteran of forty fights, came to Durham just one fight removed from an impressive upset victory over the Dominican Republic’s Eudy Bernardo (21-2, 15Ko). After three rounds that included Ennis’ trademark punishment to the body, Hill’s corner declined to send him back into the ring for the fourth round, handing Ennis his 13th victory, and his 11th by stoppage.

“I only got hit one time during the fight,” said Ennis. “I went in there, and had fun like I always do. He backed up the whole time. When I first came, I was touching him to the body a lot, and that slowed him down. He didn’t come out for the fourth round.”

Ennis returns to the ring in the co-main event August 12th at Nations Fight Night at the historic Howard Theatre in Washington DC. Ennis will be the co-feature in what will be his first eight-round bout. “I’m thankful to have been so busy since my debut,” said Ennis. “It keeps me sharp, and I’m excited for my first eight rounder. I’m ready to show more of my talent, and the results of my hard work.”

Tickets for Nations Fight Night are priced $60-2000, and are available through Ticketmaster. Ụzọ maka ihe omume na-emeghe na 6:00 p.m. and the first bell is at 7:00 p.m.na August 12th.
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LaManna decisions Velasquez in Atlantic City

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LaManna now targets Cintron, Judah and Harrison
Wins by Young, Smith, Pham, Romain, Vines & Julan
Rising Promotions back at The Claridge on August 19
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Atlantic City (JUN 12, 2017) — Nke a gara aga Saturday, welterweight Thomas LaManna won an eight-round unanimous decision over veteran Carlos Winston Velasquez that headlined a card at The Claridge Hotel na Atlantic City.
The show was the 8th consecutive capacity capacity crowd promoted by Rising Promotions at the Claridge
LaManna dominated the action with power shots that he landed behind a long jab throughout the contest. Velasquez was game as he took a lot of shots and landed an occasional power shot. LaManna sealed the deal in the final round when he landed a flush 4-punch combination that put Velasquez on the canvas.
LaManna nke Millville, NJ won on all cards by scores of 80-71 ịkpọlite ​​ya akara na- 23-2. Velasquez falls to 24-29-2.
“Velasquez was tough and durable,”said LaManna following the fight.
“I needed this fight, and now I would like to fight Kermit Cintron if he should win his fight with Tyrone Brunson on June 24th. Maybe he will stop ducking me, I want to fight a big name like Cintron, Zab Judah or a rematch with Dusty Harrison. We at Rising Promotions will be back here at the Claridge on August for our 9th event.”
Anthony na-eto eto won a eight-round unanimous decision over George Sosa in an entertaining welterweight contest.
Young was extremely active as he landed hard combinations with Sosa landing an occasional hard shot to the head.
Young of Atlantic City won by scores of 80-72 ugboro abụọ na 80-71 ịkpọlite ​​ya akara na- 17-2. Sosa of Reading, PA is 15-9.
Donald Smith remained undefeated by winning a four round unanimous decision over Sidell Blocker in super featherweight bout.
Smith of Philadelphia won on all cards 40-36, ma ugbu a, 5-0. Blocker of Pleasantville, NJ bụ 1-8-1.
Chris Thomas and Oscar Valdez battled to a four round majority draw in a middleweight contest.
Thomas of Beachwood, NJ took a card 39-37, while two judges saw it even at 38-38.
Thomas is now 6-0-1. Valdez of Batesville, ARK is 1-2-1.
Gabriel Pham won a six round unanimous decision over Edgar Perez in a light heavyweight bout.
Pham won on all cards 60-54 ma ugbu a, 9-1. Perez of Chicago is 7-21.
Tomas Romain won a four round unanimous decision over Lamont White in a lightweight bout.

Romain of Brooklyn, NY won by scores of 40-36 ugboro abụọ na 39-37, ma ugbu a, 3-1. White of Washington, DC is now 1-8.

Elijah Vines remained perfect with a 3rd round stoppage over Harry Tyrone Paige in a scheduled four round junior middleweight bout.

In round one, Vines dropped Paige with a perfect right hook. Na gburugburu atọ, Vines dropped Paige with a right to the body. Paige got to his feet, but his corner pulled the plug at 1:42.

Vines of Philadelphia is 4-0 na 4 knockouts. Paige of Batesville, ARK is 0-5.

Frederick Julán stopped Jose Valderrama in the 6th and final round of their light heavyweight bout.

Julan dropped Valderrama in round six with a body shot. Julan finished off the when he dropped Valderrama for a 2nd time with a right hook to the head, and the fight was stopped at 1:17.

Julan of Brooklyn, NY is 5-0 na atọ knockouts. Valderrama of Manati, PR bụ 5-20.

Dan Pasciolla and LeMarcus Tucker battled to a majority draw in a rematch of Heavyweights.

In round one, Pasciolla began to bleed from his nostrils.

Pasciolla took a card 58-56. That was overruled by 57-57 scores.

Pasciolla of Brick, NJ bụ 9-2-3. Tucker of Batesville, ARK is 4-2-1.

Photo by Matthew Heasley
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Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna looking for major names with a win this Saturday night at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

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LaManna to battle 54-fight veteran Carlos Winston Velasquez in main event
Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Young takes on George Sosa in co-feature
Dan Pasciolla & Gabriel Pham in action
Also undefeated Donald Smith, Chris Thomas, Elijah Vines & Fredrick Julian
WEIGH IN TO BE STREAMED LIVE Nke a na Friday AT 3 Obi ET NA RISING PROMOTIONS FACEBOOK PAGE
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Atlantic City, NJ (June 8, 2017)–Welterweight contender, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna feels that he is on the brink of a breakthrough win, and he is looking to fight a big name later this Summer that will help catapult himself up the rankings, and on his way to a world title shot.
Nke a Saturday n'abalị na The Claridge Hotel na Atlantic City, he first must get through 54-fight veteran Carlos Winston Velasquez in the eight-round main event of a card promoted by Rising Promotions.
LaManna, 22-2 with nine knockouts of Millville, New Jersey, will be looking for his 2nd consecutive win, and a win over Velasquez would set up a coveted fight with highly thought of foe.
“I am looking forward to a great fight on Saturday. I am not taking Velasquez lightly as he is a tough veteran who has had 54 ịlụ ọgụ,” kwuru LaManna. “After I win, I want something big. Myself and Rising Promotions have regional title bouts in mind. Fights with Zab Judah and Kermit Cintron have been brought up. The ultimate goal is to get world rated, and climb up the ladder with meaningful fights that I would like to take place in Atlantic City.”
“Because I have two losses, I get calls all the time to be an opponent. I don’t look at myself as being one. I am one of the biggest, if not the biggest tickets seller in New Jersey, with a tremendous fan base, and myself and my Rising Promotions team would like to capitalize on that and move me along like a real promotional company is supposed to move a fighter. Atlantic City is a great fight town, and I think that we can bring the type of bouts back to the boardwalk that made this town the mecca of boxing that it once was. I think a fight with a big name opponent later this Summer would create great buzz in the Atlantic City boxing scene, and it would keep me moving towards my goal of being a world champion.”
Na asatọ gbaa gburugburu ngalaba-mma, Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Na-eto eto (16-2, 6 KO’a) of Atlantic City battles George Sosa (15-8, 15 Ko si) of New Jersey in a welterweight bout.
Na isii gburugburu oké:
Gabriel Pham (8-1, 4 Ko si) nke Atlantic City, NJ ga agha Edgar Perez (7-20, 3 Ko si) of Chicago in a super middleweight clash.
Frederick Julian (4-0, 2 Ko si) of Cambaul, France will take on Jose Valderrama (5-19, 3 Ko si) of Manati, PR in a light heavyweight bout.

Dan Pasciolla (9-2-2) nke brik, NJ ga agha Lemarcus Tucker (4-2, 2 Ko si) of Batesville, AR in a rematch of heavyweights. Pasciolla took the first bout this past March via six-round split decision.

Na anọ gburugburu oké:
Donald Smith (4-0, 3 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga-on Sidell Blocker (1-7-1) of Pleasantville, NJ in a super featherweight bout.
Chris Thomas (6-0, 3 Ko si) nke Toms River, NJ ga-on Oscar Valdez (1-2, 1 Ko) of Batesville, AR in a middleweight bout
Elijah Vines (3-0, 3 KO’ts) nke Philadelphia ga-on Henry Tyrone Paige (0-4) of Batesville, ARK in a junior middleweight tilt.
Tomas Romain (2-1) nke Brooklyn, NY ga-alụ ọgụ Lamont White (1-7, 1 Ko) nke Washington, DC in a lightweight bout.
THE WEIGH IN WILL BE STREAMED LIVE Nke a na Friday AT 3 Obi ET ON THE RISING PROMOTIONS FACEBOOK PAGE
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $150, $125, $100, $80 na $55 and can be purchased at www.rspboxing.com
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Gabriel Pham seeks 3rd straight win this Saturday when he takes on Edgar Perez at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

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Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna to battle 54-fight veteran Carlos Winston Velasquez in main event
Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Young takes on George Sosa in co-feature
Dan Pasciolla in action
Also undefeated Donald Smith, Chris Thomas, Elijah Vines & Fredrick Julian
WEIGH IN TO BE STREAMED LIVE Nke a na Friday AT 3 Obi ET NA RISING PROMOTIONS FACEBOOK PAGE
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Atlantic City, NJ (June 7, 2017)–Super Middleweight Gabriel Pham (8-1, 4 Ko si) will look for his 3rd consecutive victory when he takes on veteran Edgar Perez in a bout scheduled for six-rounds that will be part of a packed undercard a Saturday n'abalị na The Claridge Hotel na Atlantic City
The show is promoted by Rising Promotions.
Ke isi omume, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna (22-2, 9 Ko si) na-ewe ke Carlos Winston Velasquez (24-28-2, 15 Ko si) na asatọ-gburugburu welterweight zoo
Since suffering his only professional blemish, na 28 year-old Pham of Atlantic City, New Jersey has stopped his two previous opponents.
Pham believes he will only get better as his trainer, Chuck Eisenbeis will be back in his corner after being absent from Pham’s last couple of bouts.
“It is good to have him back. He taught me everything that I know,” said Pham. “We have been working on footwork, and my jab. I have seen the improvement everyday. Chuck has been working with some UFC fighters and it is great to have him back.”
In Perez he is taking on a durable fighter, who has faced many top prospects, 13 undefeated fighters and a world champion in Jermall Charlo.
“He is a Puerto Rican. I know he is tough as I am Puerto Rican as well. O nwere 27 ịlụ ọgụ, so that is three-times more than I have. He is experienced and he goes rounds for the most part. I have seen some film where can be slick, so I have to be cautious of that. I have been working hard, so I am confident that I will get the job done.”
With a win, Pham can see himself getting into contention for some regional title opportunities.
“A win will set me up for a step up fight. I will discuss that with my manager after this fight. I am happy where I am at as this will be the 3rd fight this year for me and this is by far the busiest stretch of my career. I am looking to impress the fans and keep doubling the expectations with each fight. This will be a top-shelf performance. I want to stop this guy. I don’t go in looking for it, but if I see that I have him staggered or hurt, I will try to get him out of there.”
Na asatọ gbaa gburugburu ngalaba-mma, Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Na-eto eto (16-2, 6 KO’a) of Atlantic City battles George Sosa (15-8, 15 Ko si) of New Jersey in a welterweight bout.
Na isii gburugburu oké:
Frederick Julian (4-0, 2 Ko si) of Cambaul, France will take on Jose Valderrama (5-19, 3 Ko si) of Manati, PR in a light heavyweight bout.

Dan Pasciolla (9-2-2) nke brik, NJ ga agha Lemarcus Tucker (4-2, 2 Ko si) of Batesville, AR in a rematch of heavyweights. Pasciolla took the first bout this past March via six-round split decision.

Na anọ gburugburu oké:
Donald Smith (4-0, 3 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga-on Sidell Blocker (1-7-1) of Pleasantville, NJ in a super featherweight bout.
Chris Thomas (6-0, 3 Ko si) nke Toms River, NJ ga-on Oscar Valdez (1-2, 1 Ko) of Batesville, AR in a middleweight bout
Elijah Vines (3-0, 3 KO’ts) nke Philadelphia ga-on Henry Tyrone Paige (0-4) of Batesville, ARK in a junior middleweight tilt.
Tomas Romain (2-1) nke Brooklyn, NY ga-alụ ọgụ Lamont White (1-7, 1 Ko) nke Washington, DC in a lightweight bout.
THE WEIGH IN WILL BE STREAMED LIVE Nke a na Friday AT 3 Obi ET ON THE RISING PROMOTIONS FACEBOOK PAGE
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $150, $125, $100, $80 na $55 and can be purchased at www.rspboxing.com
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Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Young looking for 6th straight victory when he takes on George Sosa in co-feature this Saturday at The Claridge in Atlantic City

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Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna to battle 54-fight veteran Carlos Winston Velasquez in main event
Gabriel Pham & Dan Pasciolla in action
Also undefeated Donald Smith, Chris Thomas, Elijah Vines & Fredrick Julian
WEIGH IN TO BE STREAMED LIVE Nke a na Friday AT 3 Obi ET NA RISING PROMOTIONS FACEBOOK PAGE
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Atlantic City, NJ (June 6, 2017)–Popular native son, welterweight Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Na-eto eto will look for his 6th consecutive win when he battles hard-hitting George Sosa in the eight-round co-feature a Saturday night at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City.
The show is promoted by Rising Promotions.
Ke isi omume, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna (22-2, 9 Ko si) na-ewe ke Carlos Winston Velasquez (24-28-2, 15 Ko si) na asatọ-gburugburu welterweight zoo
Young of Atlantic City has a record of 16-2 with six knockouts has won five in a row was given the task of fighting Sosa on two weeks notice. Young was training for an all-New Jersey showdown with Juan “Anụ ọhịa ahụ” RODRÍGUEZ, Obere. but Rodriguez had to pull out due to an injury.
“My camp has been great. Sosa is a late-replacement, but that really does not matter, because I was preparing for whoever,”kwuru na 29 year-old Young.
Young knows that Sosa is a big puncher, but feels he is a different fighter outside of his home-country of the Dominican Republic.
“Sosa has 15 Enwee Mmeri, and I know he has all of his victories by knockout. But he was matched lightly when he fought in the Dominican Republic. It doesn’t matter what he will bring, because I have been preparing for him like he is Floyd Mayweather.”
Young has been preparing in New Jersey under the tutelage of trainer, Raul “Chino” Rivas. Young is in a camp that includes recent world champion Jason Sosa, top contender Tevin Farmer and lightweight contender Michael Perez among others, and Young feels that the switch of trainers, which mirrors this win streak is no coincidence.
“Chino has fixed a lot of my bad habits. He has me working on the jab, pivoting, and working the body. Since moving to Chino, I have improved with every fight.”
This will be the 10th appearance on the Boardwalk for Young, and he will look to his mark to 9-1 na Atlantic City (Young is 2-0 at The Claridge).
“I am privileged to fight where I was born. I always look forward to fighting in Atlantic City, and I look forward to putting on a great show na satọde n'abalị.”
Sosa of New Jersey has a record of 15-8 with all 15 wins coming via knockout.
The 30 year-old Sosa is a six-year professional, who began his career in the Dominican Republic with six consecutive knockouts.
Sosa’s losses have come to fighters who had a combined record of 87-7-1 and they included Three undefeated fighters plus contenders Ray Robinson and Ed Peredes.
Sosa has won two consecutive bouts by knockout as in his most recent effort he stopped Jesus Pascual in three rounds on October 29, 2016 in the Domincan Republic.
Na isii gburugburu oké:
Gabriel Pham (8-1, 4 Ko si) of Pleasantville, NJ ga-on Edgar Perez (7-20, 3 Ko si) nke Chicago, IL super middleweight bout.

Frederick Julian (4-0, 2 Ko si) of Cambaul, France will take on an opponent to be named in a light heavyweight bout.

Dan Pasciolla (9-2-2) nke brik, NJ ga agha Lemarcus Tucker (4-2, 2 Ko si) of Batesville, AR in a rematch of heavyweights. Pasciolla took the first bout this past March via six-round split decision.

Na anọ gburugburu oké:
Donald Smith (4-0, 3 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga-on Sidell Blocker (1-7-1) of Pleasantville, NJ in a super featherweight bout.
Chris Thomas (6-0, 3 Ko si) nke Toms River, NJ ga-on Oscar Valdez (1-2, 1 Ko) of Batesville, AR in a middleweight bout
Elijah Vines (3-0, 3 KO’ts) nke Philadelphia ga-on Henry Tyrone Paige (0-4) of Batesville, ARK in a junior middleweight tilt.
Tomas Romain (2-1) nke Brooklyn, NY ga-alụ ọgụ Lamont White (1-7, 1 Ko) nke Washington, DC in a lightweight bout.
THE WEIGH IN WILL BE STREAMED LIVE Nke a na Friday AT 3 Obi ET ON THE RISING PROMOTIONS FACEBOOK PAGE
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $150, $125, $100, $80 na $55 and can be purchased at www.rspboxing.com
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Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna headlines on Saturday, June 10th at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

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Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Young takes on Juan “Anụ ọhịa ahụ” Rodriguez in battle of New Jersey welterweights
Gabriel Pham and fast rising Jaron “Boots” Ennis to see action in separate bouts
Also undefeated Donald Smith, Na na nad Salimbene, Chris Thomas and Elijah Vines
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Atlantic City, NJ (Ka 12, 2017)–Welterweight contender Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna will headline a stacked card on Saturday, June 10th na The Claridge Hotel na Atlantic City.
The show is promoted by Rising Star Promotions.
LaManna nke Millville, New Jersey will compete in a bout scheduled for eight-rounds.
The 25 year-old LaManna has a record of 22-2 na itoolu knockouts.
LaManna won his first 16 nsọtụ, where enjoyed wins over Ashanti Gibbs and Jamaal Davis.
After suffering his first professional defeat to undefeated middleweight prospect Antoine Douglas, LaManna ripped off five consecutive victories that was highlighted by by a 4th round stoppage over Kendal Mena (20-3).
On September 15, 2016, LaManna engaged in a hotly contested bout with undefeated Dusty Hernandez Harrison in Philadelphia. The tuanu, which was for the USBA Welterweight title was a close fight and LaManna fought well, but came up just short via unanimous decision.
LaManna will be looking for his 2nd consecutive victory, as in his last bout, he won a one-sided eight round unanimous decision over Ecuadorian veteran Eduardo Flores on January 28th at The Claridge.
This will be LaManna’s 5th appearance, and 15th start in Atlantic City.
“I’m happy to be back in the ring, I was supposed to fight on April 14th, but unfortunately the promoters did not live up to their word so I ended up not fighting. I gone through some personal issues that kept me down and out for a while, but I bounced back. I’m now with a new teacher Mr. Charles Johnson, leading my training. Charles has shown be a new side of boxing that I’ve never been around and I can’t wait to show it on June 10th. I feel like I have a whole new start.””I was strongly considering stepping out of the promotion field, but it’s obvious that what I’m doing is working, so why give myself up to someone else. I’m keeping myself busy and gaining knowledge and experience, while at the same time packing The Claridge Hotel and fighting in front of my fans. I’m a strong believer in “If you want things done right, you got to do it on your own”.
LaManna si iro ga-mara ọkwa n'oge na-adịghị,
Na asatọ gbaa gburugburu ngalaba-mma, it will be a battle of New Jersey based welterweight’s as local favorite Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Na-eto eto ga-on Juan “Anụ ọhịa ahụ” RODRÍGUEZ.
Young of Atlantic City has a record of 16-2 na isii knockouts.
Young is a six-year professional and is coming off a career best performance against Samuel Amoako (21-13, 15 Ko si). That bout took place on March 11th. The 29 year-old will be making his 10th appearance in Atlantic City and 3rd at The Claridge.
RODRÍGUEZ nke Union City, New Jersey nwere ihe ndekọ nke 13-4 na ise knockouts.
Rodriguez is an eight-year professional who has wins over Greg Jackson (3-0-1), and in his last bout he took an eight-round split decision in a all out war over Alex Perez (18-2) on August 27, 2016 in Bayonne, New Jersey.
“This is going to be a great fight card! You have Thomas who’s on the edge of getting another big opportunity and the Young/Rodriguez fight is a all out Crossroads.” Debra LaManna, President of Rising Star Promotions.
“Not to mention the under card. Ennis, Smith, Thomas all these fighters have tremendous fan bases and they can really fight. I expect great match ups on this card and the fans will really get their moneys worth.”
Na isii gburugburu oké:
Jaron Ennis (10-0, 8 Ko si) of Philadelphia will take on an opponent to be named in a Welterweight bout.
Gabriel Pham (8-1, 4 Ko si) of Pleasantville, NJ will take on an opponent to be named in a super middleweight bout.
Na anọ gburugburu oké:
Donald Smith (4-0, 3 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga-on Sidell Blocker (1-7-1) of Pleasantville, NJ in a super featherweight bout.
Na na nad Salimbene (1-0) of Waretown, NJ ga-alụ ọgụ pro debuting Marcus Lugo nke Vineland, NJ in a New Jersey lightweight bout.
Chris Thomas (6-0, 3 Ko si) nke Toms River, NJ will take of rough and rugged Dawond Pickney (1-4-2) of Hot Springs, Arkansas. Pickney’s last outing at the Claridge, he dropped a very close MD defeat to Philadelphia’s Greg Jackson (7-3-1 2 Ko si).
Elijah Vines (3-0, 3 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga-on Henry Tyrone Page (0-4) of Batesville, Arkansas in a junior middleweight title.
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $150, $125, $100, $80 na $55 and can be purchased at www.rspboxing.com
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Undefeated super lightweight Keenan Smith Headlines on Saturday, April 22nd at The Claridge in Atlantic City

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Jerry Odom takes on Gabriel Pham

Stacked card features Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Na-eto eto

Also undefeated Leroy Davila, Elijah Vines, Tyrell Wright, John Bauza, Donald Smith & Dylan Price

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Atlantic City, NJ (March 24, 2017)- Undefeated super lightweight Keenan Smith will headline a big night of action on Saturday, April 22nd at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City.

The show is promoted by GH3 Promotions and D and D Promotions.

The card will also feature many up and coming stars from the Philadelphia/New Jersey region.

Smith nke Philadelphia nwere ihe ndekọ nke 10-0 na 4 knockouts.

Smith, na 2008 National Golden uwe Featherweight mmeri na a 2007 Junior Olympic National Champion, turned pro in April 2010-at 130 pound. Smith wee 72-4 na-enwechaghị ahụmahụ-. Two of the victories came against current world-ranked contender Amir Imam.

Ọ tụgharịrị ọkachamara na 2010, and his wins over two undefeated fighters Alex Montes (1-0) and Lavelle Hadley (2-0). Smith also has a win over Bemjamin Whitaker (10-1) in a bout that was nationally televised on Showtime’s ShoBox series. Na ikpeazụ ya n'obi, Smith defeated Marquis Hawthorne on January 20th in Atlantic City.

The will be Smith’s 6 fight Atlantic City.

In the exciting eight-round co-feature, Gabriel Pham will battle Jerry Odom in a super middleweight bout.

Pham of Atlantic City, New Jersey nwere ihe ndekọ nke 8-1 na anọ knockouts.

The 28 year-old Pham turned professional in 2009, and won his first six bouts, which included a win over undefeated Michael Glenn (2-0). Since his only professional blemish, Pham has knocked out his last two opponents, with the latest being a 4th round stoppage over Chauncey Fields (4-10) on March 11th at The Claridge in Atlantic City.

This will be Pham’s 7th fight in Atlantic City, with this being his 3rd consecutive at The Claridge.

Odom nke Bowie, Maryland nwere ihe ndekọ nke 14-3-1 na 13 knockouts.

The 24 year-old is a 5 afọ ọkachamara. Odom won his first 11 nsọtụ, which included a thrilling stoppage over previously undefeated Victor Quinonez (8-0) in six-rounds in a bout that was nationally televised on Showtime’s ShoBox: The New Ọgbọ.

Odom then was disqualified in his bout against Andrew Hernandez, when Odom hit Hernandez while he was down. The loss was extremely controversial, and Odom avenged that setback in dramatic fashion as he stopped Hernandez inside of a round in their rematch. Odom, who has appeared on ShoBox five times, stopped Julius Jackson (19-1) na July 22, 2016. Na ikpeazụ ya n'obi, Odom was stopped in five rounds by Philadelphia based upset specialist Taneal Goyco on November 11, 2016 na Philadelphia.

Appearing in six-round bouts will be:

Leroy Davila (5-0, 3 Ko si) of New Brunswick, New Jersey taking on an opponent to be named in a bantamweight bout.

Ian Green (12-1, 9 Ko si) nke Paterson, New Jersey taking on an opponent to be named in a middleweight bout.

Anthony “Ihe ọṅụṅụ” Na-eto eto (15-2, 6 Ko si) of Atlantic City will take on an opponent to be named in a welterweight bout.

Tyrell Wright (9-0-1, 6 Ko si) nke Jersey City, New Jersey battling Dan Pasciolla (9-2-1) nke brik, New Jersey in heavyweight bout.

John Bauza (5-0, 2 Ko si) nke North Bergen, New Jersey will fight Tyrome Jones (4-0, 1 Ko) nke Chicago, Illinois in a super middleweight bout.

Na anọ gburugburu oké:

Super Middleweight Elijah Vines (3-0, 3 Ko si) nke Philadelphia, super featherweight Donald Smith (4-0, 3 Ko si) nke Philadelphia, super flyweight Dylan Price (1-0, 1 Ko) of Sicklerville, New Jersey as well as Manuel Rodriguez of Newark, New Jersey making his pro debut against will see action against opponents to be named.

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Witherspoon takes on Marrone in 2

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Bristol, På (August 6, 2016) – Chazz Witherspoon scored his fifth consecutive knockout victory as he took out former world title challenger Mike Marrone in round two of their scheduled six-round heavyweight bout in the main event at the Grundy Arena.

The eight-bout card was promoted by D and D Promotions and Silver Spoon Promotions.

Witherspoon sent Marrone to the canvas in round one with a left hook. Seconds later it was a hard 1-2 that sent Marrone down for a second time.

Na gburugburu abụọ, Witherspoon landed a booming right that deposited Marrone on the canvas for a third time. Marrone got to his feet but the fight was waved off at 1:31.

Witherspoon nke Paulsboro, New Jersey is now 35-3 na 27 knockouts. Marrone of Vero Beach, Florida is 21-6.

Samuel ọtụtụ sia won a four round unanimous decision over Samuel Amoako in a junior welterweight bout.

Teah of Philadelphia won by scores of 40-36 na niile kaadị na ugbu a 8-1. Amoako of Silver Spring, MD is 21-13.

Elijah Vines stopped Julian Valerio in round three of their scheduled four round middleweight brawl.

In the first frame, Vines dropped Valerio with a short right on the inside. Valerio returned the favor after a furious exchange, Valerio put Vines on the canvas from a left hook. Na gburugburu atọ, Vines drilled Valerio a multitude of times with power punches that continuously snapped the head of Valerio’s head back until a moment later when Vines landed some hard body punches and referee Hurley McCall stopped the fight at 2:37.

Vines of Philadelphia is 3-0 na atọ knockouts. Valerio of Brooklyn, NY is 3-4.

Good looking prospect, Jaron Ennis stopped Matthew Murphy in round two of a scheduled four round junior welterweight bout.

Na gburugburu abụọ, Ennis sent Murphy to a knee after landing a barrage of punches. Seconds later, It was a left to the body that sent Murphy down and the fight was stopped at 2:53.

Ennis of Philadelphia is 5-0 na ise knockouts. Murphy of St. Louis, MO is 1-3.

Mike Hilton remained undefeated by stopping Cortez Reed at 1:57 in the fourth and final scheduled round of their cruiserweight bout.

Hilton of Trenton, NJ, bụ ugbu a 3-0 with all wins coming via stoppage. Reed of Atlanta, GA bụ 1-3.

Emanuel Taylor stopped Carlos Aguilera in round two of their scheduled eight round junior welterweight bout.

Taylor cracked Aguilera with a left hook to the ribs that dropped him. He could not get to his feet and fight was over at 2:07.

Taylor of Edgewood, MD is now 20-4 na 14 knockouts. Aguilera of Chiapas, MX is 10-18.

Leshawn Rodriguez demolished Jason Whar inside of one round of their scheduled four round middleweight bout.

Rodriguez dropped Whar three times in round one, with the last coming from a left hook and the bout was stopped at 1:55.

Rodriguez of Shirley, New York bụ 4-0 na anọ knockouts. Wahr of Virginia Beach, Virginia bụ 4-13.

Luis Perozo remained undefeated by winning a 4-round unanimous decision over Alberto Martinez in a lightweight bout.

Na gburugburu abụọ, Perozo scored a knocked down from a right hand.

Perozo of New York , NY won by scores of 39-36 na niile kaadị na ugbu a 2-0. Martinez of Tifton, GA bụ 0-2.
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Chazz Witherspoon waiting for right opportunity but first must get past Marrone this Saturday

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Chazz Witherspoon headlines against former world title challenger Mike Marrone on August 6th at The Grundy Arena in Bristol, På.

Emanuel Taylor battles Carlos Aguilera

Plus undefeated Mike Hilton, Elijah Vines, Jaron Ennis, LeShawn Rodriguez and Luis Perozo
Junior Welterweight Sam Teah also on the bill
Ozugbo tọhapụ

Bristol, På (August 3,, 2016) – Chazz “The Gentleman” Witherspoon is ready for a big fight against a top heavyweight, but first, he must get past Mike Marrone Na Satọde n'abalị, dị ka D & D N'ọkwá na Silver Spoon Promotions will present “Rumble at the Rink II” na Grundy Arena naBristol, Pennsylvania.

Witherspoon (34-3, 26 Ko si) nke Paulsboro, New Jersey is ready for the former world title challenger and he has taken him as a serious challenge for a Saturday si isi ihe omume.
“Ọzụzụ kemgbe ọma. M njikere ịlụ ọgụ na satọde,” said Witherspoon.
“I know Marrone from the amateurs. We have spoken before at tournaments. He seems like a nice guy, and I know he will come to fight. He won’t lay down and I am expecting a good fight.”
Witherspoon has won four in a row by knockout knows that with another win or two, he will have a big opportunity at one of the top names in the heavyweight division.
“I am waiting for the right opportunity. It has to make sense. I am willing to take stay busy fights and continue to hone my craft. If the opportunity isn’t next, then I will continue to stay busy.”
Witherspoon knows that it will take one big win to become a major player in the suddenly wide-open heavyweight division.
“I think the division is exciting again. Different guys have belts and all roads do not lead to one person. I know I will fit somewhere in there when I get a shot at one of these titles.”
In the meantime, Witherspoon will continue and promote the sport. Along with D & D Promotions, he is the co-promoter of Saturday’s fight.
“We have been trying to get the word out to the area. It’s a good surrounding area with Neshaminy and Bensalem and just over the bridge, you have Burlington, Florence and Willingboro.”
Seeing action in the eight-round co-feature will be junior welterweight Emanuel “The Tranzforma” Taylor (19-4, 13 Ko si) alụ Carlos Aguilera (10-16, 4 Ko si) of Chiapas, Mexico.

With a win, Taylor is earmarked for a September fight with WBO number-two ranked Jose Zepeda.

The Taylor – Aguilera bout is promoted in association with Joe DeGuardia’s Star Boxing.

In a six-round bout, Alvin Vermall Jr.. (10-0-1, 8 Ko si) nke Catskills, NY ga-on James Jones (2-8, 1 Ko) of Nashville, NJ in a cruiserweight bout

Na anọ gburugburu oké:

Cruiserweight Mike Hilton (2-0, 2 Ko si) nke Trenton, NJ ga-na-iro ka-aha.

Middleweight Elijah Vines (2-0, 2 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga agha Julian Valerio(3-3, 2 Ko si) nke Atlanta, GA

Junior welterweight Sam ọtụtụ sia (7-1-1, 2 Ko si) of Philadelphia will all see action against Samuel Amoako (21-12, 15 Ko si) of Silver Spring, MD.
LeShawn Rodriguez (3-0, 2 Ko si) of Shirley, NY ga-alụ ọgụ Jason Wahr (4-12-3, 1 Ko) nke Virginia Beach, VA. na a middleweight n'obi.
Jaron Ennis (4-0, 4 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga-on Matthew Murphy (1-3-1, 1 Ko) nke St. Louis, Knife. a junior welterweight bout.
Luis Perozo (1-1, 1 Ko) of New York will battle Alberto Martinez (0-1) of Tifton, GA
Tickets for this night of boxing are $150 VIP with food and soft drinks; $100; $50; $25 (for children under 17) na ike zụrụ ndikot 856-842-7577 ma ọ bụdboysboxing@gmail.com ma ọ bụ www.dboysboxing.com

The Grundy Arena is located at 475 Beaver Street in Bristol, På.
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Chazz Witherspoon headlines against former world title challenger Mike Marrone on August 6th at The Grundy Arena in Bristol, På.

Hapụ ikwu
Emanuel Taylor battles Carlos Aguilera

Plus undefeated Mike Hilton, Elijah Vines, Jaron Ennis, LaShawn Rodriguez and Luis Perozo
Junior Welterweight Sam Teah also on the bill
Ozugbo tọhapụ

Bristol, På (July 29, 2016) – Chazz “The Gentleman” Witherspoon ga-on mbụ ụwa aha ịma ya aka Mike Marrone On Saturday n'abalị, August 6thdị ka D & D N'ọkwá na Silver Spoon Promotions will present “Rumble at the Rink II” na Grundy Arena na Bristol, Pennsylvania.

Witherspoon (33-4, 26 Ko si) nke dị nso Paulsboro, New Jersey mere onwe ya dị ka otu n'ime n'elu American Heavyweights dị ka St. Josef University gụsịrị akwụkwọ merie ya mbụ iri-na-atọ oké na Enwee Mmeri n'elu amasị nke Michael Alexander (11-0), Talmadge Griffis (24-6-3), Jonathan Haggler (18-1) tupu na-ata ahụhụ ya 1st meriri ka ga-eme n'ọdịnihu abụọ oge ụwa aha ịma ya aka Chris Arreola site controversial disqualification.

Witherspoon went on to win three fights in a row, which was highlighted by an entertaining 8th round stoppage over Adam “Apiti Donkey” Richards (21-1). Nke ahụ ọgụ tozuru oke mgbanaka Magazine si 2008 Heavyweight Fight of the Year.Witherspoon then dropped a fight to future two-time world title challenger Tony Thompson.

Witherspoon wee na-akara 4-consecutive knockouts nke gụnyere a na-agbawa obi 3rd-gburugburu mbibi n'elu Tyson Cobb (14-2).

Witherspoon wee were on undefeated atụmanya Seth Mitchell on April 28, 2012 na a bayere ebe Witherspoon ama Mitchell merụsịrị ahụ na ọtụtụ mgbe tupu Mitchell wee pụọ na mmeri.

Witherspoon has scored four consecutive knockouts which includes his last bout when he stopped Nick Guivas (11-2-2) atọ agba on August 15 na Atlantic City.

Marrone of Vero Beach, Florida nwere ihe ndekọ nke 21-5 na 15 knockouts.

The 30 afọ tụgharịa ọkachamara na 2004 ma merie ya mbụ 18 bouts that was highlighted by a nationally televised win over Malachy Farrell (15-0).
Marrone suffered first defeat at the hands of future world title challenger Francisco Pianeta. Marrone also lost to world title challenger DaVarryl Williamson.
Marrone challenged for the WBA Cruiserweight title, but was defeated by Guillermo Jones. Marrone also came up short against former heavyweight champion Shannon Briggs.
Seeing action in the eight-round co-feature will be junior welterweight Emanuel “The Tranzforma” Taylor (19-4, 13 Ko si) alụ Carlos Aguilera (10-16, 4 Ko si) of Chiapas, Mexico.

Taylor of Edgewood, Maryland nwere ihe ndekọ nke 19-4 na 13 knockouts.

The 25 otu afọ, won his first fourteen bouts has quality wins over Ayi Bruce (15-1); George Sosa (6-0); Raymond Serrano (18-1)’ Victor Cayo (31-3) & Karim Mayfield (18-1-1).

Taylor also battled former world champions Adrien Broner and Chris Algieri to competitive decision defeats.

The Taylor – Aguilera bout is promoted in association with Joe DeGuardia’s Star Boxing.

Na anọ gburugburu oké:

Cruiserweight Mike Hilton (2-0, 2 Ko si) nke Trenton, NJ ga-na-iro ka-aha.

Middleweight Elijah Vines (2-0, 2 Ko si) nke Philadelphia ga agha Julian Valerio(3-3, 2 Ko si) nke Atlanta, GA

Junior welterweight Sam ọtụtụ sia (7-1-1, 2 Ko si) of Philadelphia will all see action against Samuel Amoako (21-12, 15 Ko si) of Silver Spring, MD.
LaShawn Rodriguez (3-0, 2 Ko si) of Shirley, NY ga-alụ ọgụ Jason Wahr (4-12-3, 1 Ko) nke Virginia Beach, VA. na a middleweight n'obi.
Jaron Ennis (4-0, 4 Ko si) of Philadelphia will take on an opponent to be named in a junior welterweight bout.
Luis Perozo (1-1, 1 Ko) of New York will battle Alberto Martinez (0-1) of Tifton, GA
Tickets for this night of boxing are $150 VIP with food and soft drinks; $100; $50; $25 (for children under 17) na ike zụrụ ndikot 856-842-7577 ma ọ bụdboysboxing@gmail.com ma ọ bụ www.dboysboxing.com

The Grundy Arena is located at 475 Beaver Street in Bristol, På.