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ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK BOXING FEATURING LAMANNA VS. BRACERO WRAPS UP FACEBOOK FIGHTNIGHT LIVE WEEKEND TRIPLEHEADER ON SATURDAY

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Ray Flores and Paulie Malignaggi call the action live from the boardwalk; Ten month-old fan-friendly fight series averages 88,952 views per show and recently eclipsed 1,000,000-view milestone
NIU YOKI (Feb. 21, 2018) – Recently reaching 1,000,000 views for the series, Facebook FIGHTNIGHT LIVE looks to establish another benchmark yi Friday–Saturday, Feb. 23-24, with back-to-back-to-back shows spanning from the casinos of New England to the Boardwalk of Atlantic City. A red-hot card from the Jersey Shore caps the epic weekend, as the fan-friendly streaming service partners with Rising Star Promotions lojo satide night, Feb. 24. Fans from across the globe can catch seven bouts beginning at 7 p.m. wherever Facebook is available, including a crossroads main event battle featuring Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna (25-2, 9 KOs) ati Gabriel “Tito” Bracero (24-3, 5 KOs).
“We’re excited to be taking this next step for the series, and to be capping the weekend with an outstanding card that will delight fight fans, called by Ray Flores ati Paulie Malignaggi,” wi Mark Fratto, Ipò ti Linacre Media. “Boardwalk Boxing at The Showboat will be back in a big way lojo satide night with names like LaManna, Bracero, Rainone, Julan, Varmall and hot prospects and local favorites all displaying their talents and passion on Facebook. As a bonus, we’re proud to produce the PPV and pro debut of Mike Rashid, who has conquered the worlds of fitness and digital media and is looking to do big things in the fight game.”
Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ lojo satide night, New Jersey’s LaManna fights for the 19th time in the shore town, as he takes on the battle tested, Brooklyn-based Bracero. The card will feature some of the best prospects in the region that includes Jahmal Dyer ti Baltimore, Aṣalẹ. (4-0, 2 KOs), Donald “No Love” Smith (5-0, 3 KOs) ti Philadelphia, Frederick Julán (8-0, 6 KOs) of Brooklyn and Alvin Varmall, Jr. (14-0, 12 KOs) of Catskill, N.Y..
“We are excited to be bringing this great event and our first Boardwalk Boxing card from The Showboat to the fans all over the world on FIGHTNIGHT Live. We have a main event that everyone is talking about, and we are featuring some terrific prospects on an outstanding undercard,” wi Debbie LaManna, President of Rising Star Promotions.
Over the first nine-plus months of programming, the numbers on the 12-show FIGHTNIGHT LIVE series have showed promise and potential for the new platform with an average of close to 90,000 fight fans tuning in per event and more than one-million fans served.
Awọn Meje. 9 “Real Deal ni igbega: Empire State” lati Resorts World Casino (225,000), awọn August Hi “Super Saturday” lati Foxwoods (203,000), awọn Sept. Si Hi Esi “Twin River Twinbill” lati Lincoln, R.I. (157,000) gbogbo dofun 150,000 wiwo, and collectively the 12-show series saw a total of more than 21,000 total hours of Facebook video consumed by 1,067,435-plus users across all devices.
Ni afikun si awọn aise viewership awọn nọmba, ni kikun-ibanisọrọ, fan-friendly productions have seen ju lọ 142,000 collective ifiwe post engagements (fere 12,000 per show), including almost 97,000 “fẹran” tabi “fẹràn,” ju lọ 22,000 comments and almost 6,000 shares.
FIGHTNIGHT LIVE broadcasts are viewed by 76 ogorun ọkunrin, 24 ogorun awon obirin. The top demographic is comprised of males ages 25-34, eyi ti o encompasses to 30.0 ogorun ti awọn jepe, lori apapọ.
Awọn Meje. 9 “Real Deal ni igbega: Empire State” set a new bar with 224,658 wiwo ati awọn Meje. 15-16 DiBella-CES doubleheader carried the series to three-quarters-of-a-million views in just over four months. The Feb. 10 Hard-Hitting Promotions “Philly Fight Night” show dúró jade leyo pẹlu 3,421 live hours of content viewed, nigba ti awọn Meje. 15 DiBella card saw more than 40,000 wiwo awọn ibasepo including almost 39,000 “fẹran” tabi “fẹràn.”
The FIGHTNIGHT LIVE page on Facebook has more than 80,000 egeb ki o si siwaju sii ju 82,000 followers. And Facebook itself has taken notice – the world’s No. 1 social network recently profiled FIGHTNIGHT LIVE on its “Success Stories” media blog, noting the series’ use of industry best practices for production and interactivity:
Facebook FIGHTNIGHT LIVE has been delivered to fans absolutely free since its May 2017 launch courtesy of series corporate partners like Elite Heat Water, Montauk Iced Tea (montaukbev.com), Ogbeni. Custom Made(mrcustommade.com) ati BallWash (ballwash.com).
Lojo Satide night, Feb. 24, live from live from The Showboat in Atlantic City, N.J., egeb le reti a ga-ikolu, olona-kamẹra sisanwọle iriri ni pipe pẹlu eya, awọn ohun idanilaraya, replays, interviews and an announce team anchored by blow-by-blow announcer Ray Flores of Premier Boxing Champions, Showtime Boxing, HBO Boxing and CBS Sports Network and former IBF and WBA World Champion Paulie Malignaggi, now of Showtime, Sky Sports and CBS Sports Network. To provide spectators with a fully-interactive ringside experience, commentators yoo beere ati ki o dahun si ibeere lati awọn Facebook jepe jakejado igbohunsafefe.
Ṣẹda ki o si yi ni Linacre Media jade ti New York City, awọn FIGHTNIGHT LIVE jara ẹya ara ẹrọ ọjọgbọn announcers, ọpọ kamẹra awọn agbekale, tẹlifisiọnu eya, replays ati sile-ni-sile wiwọle ati ojukoju. Awọn sisanwọle fihan wa o si wa agbaye nibikibi ti Facebook ti o wa. Ni ipilẹṣẹ ko nikan kí egeb lati kakiri aye to tune ni, sugbon tun yoo fun oke-ati-bọ awọn onija a agbaye Syeed lati Trust wọn ipa, yoo fun awọn olupolowo ohun wiwọle “igbohunsafefe” ojutu ati ki o yoo onigbọwọ ni agbara lati de ọdọ a ibi-jepe nipasẹ iyasọtọ akoonu.
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J Russell Peltz reflects on his favorite fights in Atlantic City

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Peltz is the matchmaker for February 24th card at The Showboat Hotel featuring Thomas LaManna and Gabriel Bracero

Atlantic City – Kínní 20, 2018 – Boxing in Atlantic City has been prevalent for more than 45 years. One man who has been in the center of a lot of the action on the boardwalk has been International Boxing and Atlantic City Boxing Hall-of-Fame promoter and matchmaker J Russell Peltz.

The Philadelphia legend, who has promoted scores of cards in the shore town, is making matches for the Kínní 24 card at The Showboat Hotel that will feature Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna vs. Gabriel “Tito” Bracero in a 10-round battle for the WBC Fecarbox Welterweight championship.

“I did my first fight in 1973,” said Peltz, who has run shows in just about every property in Atlantic City.

It is only fitting that Peltz is the matchmaker with promoter Rising Star Promotions in the South Jersey based promotional outfit’s effort to bring Atlantic City back to prominence as the the premier fight destination on the East Coast.

Peltz is hoping LaManna-Bracero is added to the memorable bouts that Peltz has been involved in Atlantic City:

1. August 31, 1981 at The Sands Hotel–Frank Fletcher vs Ernie Singletary.(PRISM)

“The fight was televised by local cable channel PRISM (Jim Barniak and Bob Wright, both deceased, did the commentary) and it was for Fletcher’s USBA middleweight title.

“This was the most brutal fight I ever saw, even more brutal than Matthew Saad Muhammad-Marvin Johnson I. This was a closet classic since few saw it on PRISM. The fight was toe-to-toe for seven rounds, no knockdowns, until ringside doctor stopped it between the seventh and eighth round. They could have fought this one in a phone booth.

“Singletary was taken to hospital after fight.

“Nigbamii, when we couldn’t find Fletcher, we broke into his hotel room, and he was out cold on the floor. We couldn’t get an ambulance so we (Marty Feldman and I) put him in the back of a police wagon and rode with him to the hospital where the doctor told us if we hadn’t found him he would have been dead.

“Singletary kept saying in the pre-fight buildup that no 12-2 TV fighter was gonna beat him. This was a reference to Fletcher getting into the first ESPN tournament and winning while Singletary had been plying his trade for years (24-2 ki o si) and never got that kind of exposure, just on PRISM. Kosi, Fletcher already had been on NBC once, beating Norberto Sabater.”

2. Kẹsán 9, 1980 from Resorts–Mike Rossman vs. Al Bolden (PRISM)

“Ex-WBA light-heavyweight Rossman was getting beat up every round for 8 1/2 rounds against Al Bolden, ti Pittsburgh, PA, and finally found a little light late in round 9 and came on to knock Bolden out at 2:32 of the 10th round and salvage the win. Bolden took the second knockdown in the 10th on his knees.”

3. March 13, 1983 from Resorts–Jeff Chandler – Gaby Canizalez (ABC)

“Jeff Chandler, in the most brilliant performance of his Hall-of-Fame career out-boxed, out-punched and out-muscled future champion Gaby Canizales, of Texas, lori 15 rounds to defend his WBA bantamweight title for the seventh time by unanimous decision. No one thought he could stand up under Canizales’ body attack but it was Chandler’s body and head attack that kept Canizales at bay for the entire fight. Just magnificent.”

4. March 2, 1985 from the Sands Hotel–Gary Hinton vs Aaron Pryor (ABC)

“Unknown lefty Gary Hinton gave IBF 140 pound world champ Aaron Pryor all he could handle, but a 14th-round knockdown helped Pryor gain a 15-round split decision with Sylvester Stallone in attendance. He was our partner at the time with Pryor. It was Pryor’s last successful title defense.”

5. Kọkànlá Oṣù 19, 2011 from Ballys–Garrett Wilson vs. Chuck Mussachio

“Moving from light heavyweight to cruiserweight, Mussachio appeared to have out-boxed Wilson for 11 rounds in their USBA cruiserweight title fight, but Wilson drilled Mussachhio with a monstrous overhand right 41 seconds into the 12th round for the knockout win.”

Besides LaManna vs. Bracero, a terrific undercard has been assembled featuring undefeated fighters: light-heavyweight Frederick Julan (8-0, 6 KOs), ti Brooklyn, NY; super middleweight Darren Goodall (5-0, 4 KOs), of New Milford, Awon ara New Jersey; middleweight Omar Kabary Salem (1-0), ti Brooklyn, NY; super lightweight Jahmal Dyer (4-0, 2 KOs), ti Baltimore, Dókítà.

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Agbegbe standouts saami kojọpọ undercard fun ìdánilẹkọọ Boardwalk Boxing kaadi lori Saturday, February 24th ni The Showboat Hotẹẹli ni Atlantic City

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Undefeated awọn onija Darren Goodall, Jahmal Dyer, Frederick Julán, Donald Smith, Omar Kabary Salem saami aba ti night ti Boxing
Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna ogun Gabriel Bracero ni welterweight akọkọ iṣẹlẹ
Atlantic City – January 18 2018 – A lowo undercard ifihan diẹ ninu awọn ti brightest asesewa ati àìpẹ awọn ayanfẹ ni Mẹta-ipinle agbegbe yoo si wa lori ifihan lori Saturday night,February 24th ni The Showboat Hotel ni Atlantic City.
Awọn ìdánilẹkọọ Boardwalk Boxing kaadi ni igbega nipa Iladide Star ni igbega.
Last week a mouth watering main event was announced that will pit Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna mu lori Gabriel “Tito” Bracero ni a mẹwa-yika ogun fun WBC FECARBOX Welterweight akọle.
A meta ti mefa-yika bouts yoo Top a mẹwa-ija undercard.
Tommy Rainone (26-8-2, 6 KOs) ti Farmingdale, NY yoo gba lori Eduardo Flores (23-29-3, 14 KOs) ti Quito, Ecuador ni a welterweight ija.
Undefeated ina heavyweight Frederick Julán (8-0, 6 KOs) ti Brooklyn, NY nipasẹ Paris, France yoo gba apakan ninu a ija lodi si ohun alatako lati wa ni oniwa.
Undefeated Super middleweight Darren Goodall (5-0, 4 KOs) of New Milford, NJ yoo ja oniwosan Edgar Perez (7-22, 3 KOs) ti Chicago.
Ni oni-yika bouts:
Bryne Green (7-10-1, 3 KOs) ti Paulsboro, Awon ara New Jersey yoo ja Tyrone Luckey (8-8-3, 6 KO ká) ni a ogun ti New Jersey orisun junior lightweights
Jahmal Dyer (4-0, 2 Kosi) ti Baltimore, Dókítà yoo gba lori ohun alatako lati wa ni oniwa ni a lightweight ija.
Undefeated Junior lightweight Donald Smith (5-0, 3 KOs) ti Philadelphia ogun Andrew Bentley (3-2) ti Jersey City, Awon ara New Jersey.
Mike Rashid ti Tukison, AZ yoo ṣe rẹ pro Uncomfortable lodi si Demetriu Shaw (0-2) ti Wilson, NC ni heavyweight ija.
Ernesto Perez ti Vineland, NJ yoo ṣe rẹ pro Uncomfortable lodi si Steve Moore (0-2) ti Orange, NJ ni a welterweight tussle.
Omar Kabary Salem (1-0) ti Brooklyn, NY yoo ja pro debuting Cory Weekley ti Philadelphia ni a middleweight ija.
Osnel Charles (11-8-1 KO) ti Atlantic City, NJ apoti lodi si Laquan Lewis (2-8) ti Brooklyn, NY ni a Junior welterweight tẹ.
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LaManna decisions Sosa; wins WBC Silver Latino Title; Announces retirement

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CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ON THE BOARDWALK!!!
Mayfield & Capers battle to a draw
Vermall, Julan, Rodriguez, Mamedov, Rivera & Ortiz remain undefeated
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Atlantic City, NJ-It was a bittersweet night for welterweight contender Thomas LaManna as he won a 10-round unanimous decision over George Sosa in an entertaining bout in front of a capacity crowd at The Claridge Hotel Ni Atlantic City.

The 11-bout card was promoted by Rising Promotions.

LaManna won the WBC Silver Latino Welterweight title and shortly after, the fighter known as “Cornflake” promptly announced his retirement in the ring.

The two traded big blows throughout the bout as Sosa came out very aggressively and was able to land some good right hands. LaManna was giving better of the two-way action, which had the sold-out crowd very enthused throughout the contest.
Ni yika meji, Sosa started to swell under his left eye. In round six, He started bleeding badly from his nose as the result of pinpoint shots from LaManna.

In round six, LaManna was dominant by scoring two knockdowns from body shots. LaManna was relentless in battering Sosa all over the ring with Sosa lucky to hear the bell to culminate the round. Both guys traded hard shots down the stretch with LaManna getting the better of the action. Every so often, Sosa was able to score with hard shots, but they were few and far between.
LaManna sat down on his punches and landed thudding blows as he tried to get the stoppage against the tough Sosa.

LaManna, 147 lbs ti Millville, Awon ara New Jersey gba nipa ikun ti 98-90 lemeji ati 99-88 to raise his record to 24-2. Sosa of Reading, PA falls to 15-10.

“The body work, the distance and the jab was working for me. He was long and tall so we worked on the distance and I started to put my punches together. The body work is what put him down,”wi LaManna. “I took some shots from him, but that is not what I go in wanting to do. I wore him down, worked the body, touched his arms and touched his body.”

“It feels so great to win a championship and to get that hardware.”

Then LaManna announced that this would be his last fight.

“It’s Over. It’s Over. I put a lot of years into this. Eleyi ni o. I want to thank my parents, Vinny Ponte my promoter, my trainer and everybody who have helped me along the way.”
Tele aye asiwaju Imamu Mayfield ati Lamont Capers slugged it out to an eight-round split draw in their cruiserweight bout.

In round six, Mayfield was cut over his left eye from a punch, and Capers had bad swelling over his left eye from a headbutt.Each fighter took a card by a 77-75, tally while 3rd card read even at 76-76.

Mayfield, 200 lbs of Freehold, Awon ara New Jersey ni bayi 26-10-3. Capers, 196 lbs of Hawley, PA is 7-10-3.

Yurik Mamedov won a six-round unanimous decision over Ariel Vasquez in a welterweight bout.

Mamedov, 145.5 lbs of Brooklyn, NY won by scores of 60-54 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi, ki o si jẹ bayi 7-0. Vásquez, 145.3 lbs ti Managua, NIC is 12-19-2.

Emmanuel Rodriguez won a four round unanimous decision over pro debuting Willie Anderson.

Ikun wà 40-36 on all cards for Rodriguez, 119 lbs ti Newark, Awon ara New Jersey, and he is now 2-0. Anderson, 122 lbs of Paulsboro, Awon ara New Jersey ni 0-1.

Anderson is the son of former Los Angeles Rams Wide Receiver Willie “Flipper” Anderson.

Vidal Rivera won a four-round unanimous decision over Weusi Johnson in a featherweight bout.

Despite being cut over his left eye in round two, Rivera was able to sweep all cards to the tune of 40-36.

Rivera, 128.6 lbs ti Camden, Awon ara New Jersey ni bayi 7-0. Johnson, 130.3 lbs of Wilmington, DE is 2-5.

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

Julan landed a hard left that sent Taylor staggering back into the ropes, ati awọn ija ti a duro ni 1:15.

Julan, 173 lbs ti Brooklyn jẹ bayi 6-0 with three stoppages. Taylor, 177 lbs of Freeport, NY is 2-8.

Alvin Vermall, Jr. stopped LeMarcus Tucker in round two of their scheduled six-round cruiserweight bout.

Vermall was dominant as he landed power shots from the early stages in round one. Ni yika meji, he landed three vicious shots that sent Tucker into a defenseless state, ati awọn ija ti a duro ni 2:18.

Vermall, Jr., 192 lbs of Catskills, NY ni bayi 13-0-1 pẹlu 11 knockouts. Tucker is 4-3-1.

Tomas Romain win a four round majority decision over pro debuting Marcos Lugo in a lightweight bout.

Romain, 131.7 lbs of Brooklyn, NY won by scores of 40-36, 39-37 ati 38-38 ki o si jẹ bayi 4-1. Lugo, 131.6 lbs ti Vineland, Awon ara New Jersey ni 0-1.

Nahir Albright flattened Ronald Logan in 77 seconds of their scheduled four-round junior welterweight bout.

Albright landed a perfect right that sent Logan down for several minutes.

Albright, 139.1 lbs ti Philadelphia ni 2-1 pẹlu ọkan knockout. Logan, 140 lbs of New York, NY is 0-2.

Anthony Young won a six-round unanimous decision over Carlos Winston Velasquez in a welterweight bout.

Young, 144 1/2 lbs of Pleasantville, Awon ara New Jersey gba nipa ikun ti 60-54 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi, ki o si jẹ bayi 18-2. Velásquez, 145 1/2 lbs ti Managua, NIC is 25-30-2.

Joshafat Ortiz won a four-round unanimous decision over Sidell Blocker in a lightweight bout.

Ortiz, 129 lbs of Reading, Pa won on two cards 40-36 ati 39-37 ki o si jẹ bayi 2-0. Blocker, 128 lbs of Pleasantville, Awon ara New Jersey ni 1-9-1,

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LaManna and Sosa Chime in for this Saturday’s WBC Silver Latino Welterweight title bout at The Clardige in Atlantic City

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CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ON THE BOARDWALK!!!
Former world champion Imamu Mayfield battles Lamont Capers
Anthony Young takes on Carlos Winston Velasquez
Plus undefeated Joshafat Ortiz, Vidal Rivera, Yurik Mamedov, Emmanuel Rodriguez, Frederick Julán & Alvin Vermall, Jr.
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Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (August 16, 2017)–Yi Saturday night, Thomas LaManna yoo gba loriGeorge Sosa in a ten-round bout for the WBC Silver Latino Welterweight bout that will headline a big 11 bout card at what is expected to be a sold out Calridge Hotel ni Atlantic City.
The show, promoted by Rising Promotions, is the 9th card that will be staged before a capacity crowd.
Both main event fighters recently gave their final comments before Saturday’s showdown.
” I’m just ready to fight and I hope he is too. I encourage people to come to this action packed, stacked event. 12 bouts featuring some of the hottest prospects and a title fight,” wi LaManna.
“I think LaManna is a boxer who has not fought anyone of my caliber yet, and unlike me, I have fought everyone,” said Sosa. LaManna has been protected during his whole career, Do I think he will be easy? Ṣe Ko. There is no such thing as an easy fight. He is his Mommy and Daddy;s baby. When he fought somebody with caliber, he lost.”
Despite his 15-9 gba, Sosa knows a win can change his whole career.
“This fight is for the WBC Silver title, and would definitely change my career. Before I would just take fights because I needed the money to take care of my family in Cuba. I was too busy partying, and not taking matters seriously. Like my last fight with Anthony Young, I arrived three days before the weigh-in, ati ki o mo ti wà 21 pounds over the weight. Not only did I make the weight, but I went the distance with a formidable opponent. Not this timeI went directly to Cuba to begin training.”
In the eight-round feature, former cruiserweight world champion, Imamu Mayfield (26-10-2, 19 KOs) of Freehold, New Jersey battles Lamont Capers (7-10-2) ti Hawley, Pennsylvania.
Ni mẹfa-yika bouts:
Anthony “Juice” Young (17-2, 6 KO ká) ti Atlantic City, NJ battles Carlos Winston Velasquez (25-29-2, 14 KOs) ti Managua, Nicaragua in a welterweight bout.
Yurik Mamedov (6-0, 3 KOs) ti Brooklyn. NY takes on Ariel Vasquez (12-18-2, 9 KOs) ti Managua, Nicaragua in a welterweight bout.
Frederick Julán (5-0, 2 Kosi) ti Brooklyn, NY ogun Tahlik Taylor 2-7, (1KO) of Freeport, NY in a light heavyweight battle.
Alvin Vermall, Jr. (11-0-1, 10 KOs) ti Catskills, NY yoo gba lori Tracy Johnson (4-5-4) ti Boston, MA in a cruiserweight affair.
Ni oni-yika bouts:
Joshafat Ortiz (1-0ti kika, PA yoo gba lori Sidell Blocker (1-8-1) of Pleasantville, NJ in a lightweight fight.
Ronald Logan (0-1) ti New York, NY takes on Nahir Albright (1-1) of Philadelphia in a battle of lightweights .
Emmanuel Rodriguez (1-0) ti Newark, NJ will take on pro debuting Willie Anderson ti Paulsboro, NJ in a bantamweight bout.
Marcos Lugo ti Vineland, NJ yoo ṣe rẹ pro Uncomfortable lodi si Tomas Romain (3-1) ti Brooklyn, NY in a lightweight scrap.
Vidal Rivera (6-0, 4 KOs) ti Camden, NJ will fight Weusi Johnson (2-4) ti Wilmington, DE in a featherweight bout.
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $150, $125, $100, $80 ati $55 ati ki o le wa ni ra ni www.rspboxing.com
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CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ON THE BOARDWALK!!!

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Big 11 bout card on tap for Saturday, August 19th at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna takes on George Sosa for WBC Silver Latino Welterweight title

Former world champion Imamu Mayfield takes on Lamont Capers
Plus undefeated Joshafat Ortiz, Yurik Mamedov, Emmanuel Rodriguez, Frederick Julán, Alvin Vermall Jr.. & Malik Jackson
Anthony “Juice” Young takes on Carlos Winston Velasquez
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Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (July 27, 2017)–Lori Saturday night, August 19th, it will be wall to wall boxing action as 11 big fights will make up a tremendous night of boxing at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City.
awọn kaadi, which is promoted Rising Promotions will feature a title bout, a tele aye asiwaju, and some of the brightest prospects in well matched bouts. The show is just another in the line of terrific cards by Rising Promotions. The show will feature an unheard of 11 big fights, which are strategically matched for the fans, who will get their full monies worth of action.
Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, agbegbe ayanfẹ, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna (23-2, 9 KOs) ti Millville, NJ will take on knockout artist, George Sosa (15-9, 15 KOs) ti kika, PA in a ten-round battle for the WBC Silver Latino Welterweight title.

The winner of the fight will garner a top-20 world ranking by the WBC.

In the eight-round feature, former cruiserweight world champion, Imamu Mayfield (26-10-2, 19 Kosi) of Freehold, New Jersey battles Lamont Capers (7-10-2) ti Hawley, Pennsylvania.
Ni mẹfa-yika bouts:
Anthony “Juice” Young (17-2, 6 KO ká) ti Atlantic City, NJ battles Carlos Winston Velasquez (25-29-2, 14 KOs) ti Managua, Nicaragua in a welterweight bput.
Yurik Mamedov (6-0, 3 KOs) ti Brooklyn. NY takes on Ariel Vasquez (12-18-2, 9 KOs) ti Managua, Nicaragua in a welterweight bout.
Frederick Julán (5-0, 2 Kosi) ti Brooklyn, NY ogun Brian Macy (5-2, 2 KOs) ti New Haven, CT in a light heavyweight battle.
Alvin Vermall, Jr. (11-0-1, 10 KOs) ti Catskills, NY yoo gba lori Tracy Johnson (4-5-4) ti Boston, MA in a cruiserweight affair.
Ni oni-yika bouts:
Joshafat Ortiz (1-0ti kika, PA yoo gba lori Sidell Blocker (1-8-1) of Pleasantville, NJ in a lightweight fight.
Pro debuting Biheem Billups gba lori Nahir Albright (1-1) in a battle of Philadelphia based lightweights.
Emmanuel Rodriguez (1-0) ti Newark, NJ will take on pro debuting Willie Anderson ti Paulsboro, NJ in a bantamweight bout.
Marcos Lugo ti Vineland, NJ yoo ṣe rẹ pro Uncomfortable lodi si Tomas Romain (3-1) ti Brooklyn, NY in a lightweight scrap.
Malik Jackson (2-0, 2 KOs) ti Washington, DC will fight an opponent to be named in a super bantamweight bout.
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $150, $125, $100, $80 ati $55 ati ki o le wa ni ra ni www.rspboxing.com
Boxing

Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna takes on George Sosa for the WBC Silver Latino title on Saturday, August 19th at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey

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CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ON THE BOARDWALK!!!
Former world champion Imamu Mayfield tangles with Lamont Capers in co-feature bout
Anthony “Juice” Young takes on Carlos Winston Velasquez
Plus undefeated Joshafat Ortiz, Yurik Mamedov, Emmanuel Rodriguez, Frederick Julán & Malik Jackson
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Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (July 14, 2017)–Welterweight contender, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna yoo gba lori George Sosa fun awọn WBC Silver Latino Welterweight championship in the ten-round main event that will headline a great night of championship boxing on Saturday, August 19th ni The Claridge Hotel ni Atlantic City.
The show is expected to be the 9th sold-out show at the Claridge promoted by Rising Promotions.
“Rising Promotions is looking forward to ending the Summer with another great show here at the Claridge. We have a good line up on the card so we are hoping for a packed house, and we are looking forward to staging our first championship bout,” said Debbie LaManna of Rising Promotions.
The championship bout is the first major sanctioning body championship bout in Atlantic City in almost three years. (Kovalev vs Hopkins, Kọkànlá Oṣù 8, 2014).
LaManna will be looking to win his first belt in the welterweight division. A win will propel him into the rankings as he looks for a high profile bout later this year.
Awọn 25 year-old LaManna has a record of 23-2 pẹlu mẹsan knockouts, and he is currently riding a two fight win streak, and is undefeated in 2017.
The six-year professional is 4-1 as a Welterweight and has credible wins over Kendal Mena, and Ayi Bruce as well as his last two victories, which have come over Eduardo Flores and Carlos Winston Velasquez, who stepped into the ring with 52 ati 54 fights under their belt.
LaManna dropped a ten-round unanimous decision to undefeated Dusty Hernandez-Harrison (30-0-1 16 KO ká) on September 15th, 2016 in a very high intense battle that was contested for the USBA Title. The LaManna/Harrison fight is a candidate for Fight of the Year for local Philadelphia boxing award “Briscoe Award”
This will be LaManna’s 6th fight at The Claridge, and his 16th fight in Atlantic City.
“This is a great blessing for me. I get another shot at a meaningful title that will place me in the right spots with a victory. I have seen Sosa fight on our last card and he is very game, durable and strong so I cannot take him lightly. Training camp is intense, we know what we are gunning for so come August 19th, it’s going to be dark places for George Sosa,” Said Thomas LaManna.
Sosa of Philadelphia, PA ni o ni a gba ti 15-9 with all victories coming by way of knockout.
Awọn 30 year-old Sosa is a high energy fighter, who has fought the likes of Emmanuel Taylor, Sammy Vásquez, Wilkens Santiago, Javontae Starks, Terrell Gausha and Ray Robinson.
Like LaManna, Sosa is a six-year professional, and is coming off a grueling eight-round unanimous decision defeat to Anthony Young on June 10th at The Claridge.
Ni awọn mẹjọ-yika-àjọ ẹya-ara, former world cruiserweight champion, Imamu Mayfield will take on upset minded Lamont Capers.
Mayfield of Freehold, New Jersey ni o ni a gba ti 26-10-2 pẹlu 19 knockouts. At a young 45 years-atijọ, Mayfield is making the 3rd start since taking an eight-year hiatus from the sport.
Ni 1997, Mayfield captured the IBF Cruiserweight title with a 12-round unanimous decision over Uriah Grant. He made one defense of the crown with an 11th round stoppage over previously undefeated Terry Dunston (17-0).
Over his 23 year-career, Mayfield has racked up wins over Rayco Saunders (Lemeji), Okello Peter (11-2), Gary Wilcox (15-2-1), Ernest Mateen (23-5-1), Ismael Gneco (3-0) & Lew Chester (1-0).
Mayfield is coming off a sixth-round stoppage over Anthony Caputo Smith on November 12, 2016 at The Claridge.
Capers of Hawley, PA has a deceiving record of 7-10-2.
Awọn 26 year-old is a five-year pro, and already has produced upset victories over Nick Kisner (16-2-1), Josh Himes (3-0), Dave Valykeo (4-0) & Earl Platt (4-1). Capers also has a draw with previously unblemished Alvin Vermall, Jr. (6-0).
Capers is coming off a four-round unanimous decsion defeat to Garrett Wilson on June 9thin Tannersville, PA.
Ni mẹfa-yika bouts:
Anthony “Juice” Young (17-2, 6 KO ká) ti Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey gba lori Carlos Winston Velasquez (25-29-2, 14 KO ká) ti Managua, Nicaragua in a welterweight bout.
Yurik Mamedov (6-0, 3 KO ká) ti Brooklyn, NY yoo ja Taiwo Ali Sulaimon (21-5-1, 16 KO ká) of Lagos, Nigeria in a welterweight fight.
Frederick Julán (5-0, 2 KO ká) ti Brooklyn, NY will take on an opponent to be announced in a light heavyweight bout.

Alvin Vermall, Jr. (11-0-1, 9 KO ká) will see action in a cruiserweight bout against an opponent to be named.

Ni oni-yika bouts:
Joshafat Ortiz (1-0) ti kika, PA yoo square si pa pẹlu Sidell Blocker (1-8-1) of Pleasantville, NJ in a lightweight fight.
Emmanuel Rodriguez (1-0) ti Newark, NJ will take on an opponent to be named in a bantamweight affair.
Tomas Romain (3-1) ti Brooklyn, NY will take on pro debuting Marcos Lugo ti Vineland, NJ in a lightweight bout.
Malik Jackson (2-0, 2 KO ká) ti Washington, DC will take on Edward Kakembo (10-2, 3 KO ká) of Lugogo, Uganda in a super bantamweight bout.
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $150, $125, $100, $80 ati $55 ati ki o le wa ni ra ni www.rspboxing.com