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Tūtohu Archives: Enrique Quevedo
Undefeated Rising Star Erickson Lubin Takes On Mexico’s Ivan Montero in Televised Bout on Premier Boxing Champions on FOX & FOX Deportes Saturday, Hōngongoi 16 i Arena Legacy i Birmingham, Alabama
PBC i runga i FOX & FOX Deportes Begins at 8 p.m. AND/5 p.m. PT and Moves to FS1 & FOX Deportes at 10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT
FS1 Bouts to Feature Unbeaten Jamal James Against Welterweight Contender Wale Omotoso Plus Exciting Former Champion Vic Darchinyan Taking On Mexico’s Enrique Quevedo & Tūturu taumahamaha
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Birmingham, AL (Hōngongoi 11, 2016) – Whetu maranga hinga kore Erickson “Hammer” Lubin(15-0, 11 Koó) returns to the ring to battle once-beaten brawler Ivan Montero (20-1, 8 Koó) in a super welterweight bout featured on the Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga i FOX and FOX Deportes telecast onRāhoroi, Hōngongoi 16 from Legacy Arena at the BJCC in Birmingham, Alabama.
FOX televised coverage begins at 8 p.m. AND/5 p.m. PT and is headlined by heavyweight world champion Deontay “Ko te rererangi Bronze” Wilder defending his belt against two-time title challenger Chris “Ko te moepapa” Arreola plus undefeated welterweight contender Sammy “Ko te Sergeant” Vasquez Jr. battles Olympic gold medalist Pirika Diaz. The televised action will switch over to FS1 and FOX Deportes immediately following the conclusion of the FOX telecast.
Bouts to be featured on FS1 & FOX Deportes include a 10-round matchup between unbeaten welterweight Jamal James (19-0, 9 Koó) and exciting contender Wale Omotoso (26-2, 21 Koó), toa o mua te ao Vic Darchinyan (42-8-1, 31 Koó) in a 10-round super bantamweight bout against Mexico’s Enrique Quevedo (16-7-1, 10 Koó) and undefeated heavyweight Gerald “Ko te Rooster Black” Washington (17-0-1, 11 Koó) i roto i te take 10-a tawhio noa.
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A highly regarded prospect with an exciting style, te 20-tau-tau Lubin burst onto the scene looking to finish opponents early as he cements his status as an elite contender. Fighting out of Orlando, he has already taken down experienced veterans including Orlando Lora, Ayi Bruce, Michael Finney and Norberto Gonzalez. He was sensational in November 2015 when he knocked out Alexis Camacho and in January he headlined his first card and dominated Jose De Jesus Macias in his first 10-round bout. He kept the hot streak going in June when stopped veteran Daniel Sandoval in the third round.
A ngaio mai 2011, Montero was unbeaten in his first 19 pro fights including victories in 2015 over Michel Rosales and Julio Cesar Avalos. Fighting out of Yucatan, Mexico, he began his 2016 campaign by defeating Roberto Valdez in April. Now he looks to make a mark in his U.S. waiata i runga i Hōngongoi 16.
A tall welterweight at 6-foot-2, James is undefeated as a pro and beat tough contender Javier Molina in an FS1 and FOX Deportes main event in January. The 27-year-old out of Minneapolis had a big 2015 that began with victories over Michael Balasi and Daniel Sostre and culminated with a hard fought decision over once-beaten Juan Carlos Abreu in September. He will look to keep that momentum going when he faces his most dangerous opponent to date on Hōngongoi 16.
Born in Nigeria, but fighting out of Oxnard, Omotoso earned a unanimous decision over Gilberto Sanchez Leon in his last bout. He was unbeaten in his first 18 pro bouts while fighting out of Australia. The 31-year-old won his first five bouts stateside and will look for back-to-back victories when he battles James in Birmingham.
The fighter from Armenia who now fights out of Glendale, California, Darchinyan is coming off of stoppage victories over Cris Paulino and Prayoot Yaijam. Having fought against top contenders and former champions such as Abner Mares, Ihu Cuellar, Nonito Donaire and Nicholas Walters, Darchinyan looks to work his way back into world title contention after picking up titles in multiple weight classes. He takes on Quevedo out of Los Algodones, Mexico who most recently stopped previously unbeaten Yoandris Salinas in the fifth-round of their 2014 mutunga.
He kaitākaro e rua-ara (mutunga whäiti me te mutunga ārai) i te University o Southern California,Washington spent time with the Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills practice squads on his unconventional path that led him to boxing. The 34-year-old also worked in the Navy as a helicopter mechanic before going to USC and did not get his start in professional boxing until 2012. Fighting out of Vallejo, California, he is yet to lose in his latest endeavor and most recently he defeated former title challenger Eddie Chambers in April.
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