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Irish amateur standout Tommy Hyde turning pro April 2nd at home in Cork

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Puru, Ireland (February 10, 2022) – Three-time Ireland National Champion Tommy Hyde will turn professional April 2nd at home in Ballyvolane, Cork, on a show at The Big Top, Glen GGA Grounds, promoted by his father, renown international boxing manager Gary Hyde.
The 22-year-old Hyde, who participated in more than 100 amateur matches, reached the quarterfinals of the prestigious World Junior Championships in 2015. He was a 9-time National finalist, captured top honors at the 2019 Harringey Box Cup, and was a 3-time Celtic Bux Cup gold medalist.

“Since I started boxing at the age of seven,” the heavy-handed light heavyweight said, “it’s been my dream to box as a professional in Cork, Ireland. I grew up going to world championship shows all over the world and I’ve always wanted to fight at that level. I te Paenga-whāwhā 2nd, I will take the first step in getting there. I’ve had more than 100 amateur fights and feel it’s time to make the move to the pros and fulfill my lifelong dream.”

Hyde is training in Springfield, Massachusetts, under Hector Bermudez, who has trained world champions TJ Doheny, A Honatana Guzman, Carlos Gongora, Vince Phillips, Ryad Merhy and Javier Fortuna.

“I am absolutely thrilled to promote a show in which my son Tommy will make his pro debut,” proud father Gary added. “I’ve travelled the world to sign amateur fighters from so many different countries and this kid was in the bedroom next door.”

ABOUT NOWHERETOHYDE: Nō i roto i te 2007 by Gary Hyde in Cork, Ireland, NoWhere2Hyde offers full services for professional boxers around the world. Hyde has managed numerous world-class boxers during his career including world champions Guillermo Rigondeaux, Youri Kalenga , Nassam N’Dam and Simpiwe Vetyeaka. He presently manages world-rated European Super Featherweight Champion Samir Ziani (21-3-1, 7 Koó) and Dominican Olympian Rohan Polanco (4-0, 2 Koó).

KŌRERO:
Facebook: /nowhere2hyde, /tommyhyde
Twitter: @nowhere2hyde, @tommyhyde99
Instagram: @gary_nowhere2hyde, @tommyhyde1
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European Super Featherweight Champion Samir Ziani calls out Tevin Farmer: “Farmer has chickened out” of WBC Eliminator

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PARIS, France (April 18, 2021) – European Super Featherweight Champion Samir Ziani (32-3-1, 7 Koó) has called out Tevin “American Idol” Farmer (30-5-1, 6 Koó), former International Boxing Federation World Super Featherweight Champion, to fight June 5th for the WBC Silver belt in a World Boxing Council (WBC) whawhai whakakorenga. The winner would position himself for a title fight against WBC World champion Oscar Valdez.

The battle of left-handed super featherweights would be on the June 5th Triller pay-per-view card in Florida, headlined by undefeated World lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez (16-0) vs. George Kambosos, JR. (19-0), supported by an exhibition fight between 4-time World heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield a Mike Tysonconqueror Kevin McBride.

According to Ziani’s manager Gary Hyde, was offered the WBC eliminator against Farmer and the Frenchman immediately accepted, while all has been quiet from Farmer.

“”I was excited to fight Farmer on a great Triller show,” Ziani said, “especially because it is my dream to win a World title in the United States. “I am surprised to hear that Farmer has chickened out of our fight, but I suppose je knows his boxing is slipping downwards.

“I want you, Farmer! Accept the fight and be a real warrior. Don’t run away from me. I want to box in the capital of boxing, the United States, to show American fans what I can do. They say you’re a technician, I will show you that I am a true warrior. The ring is for real men with the ambition to beat the best, not box the weakest, na, let’s give true value and pay respect to our noble art of boxing.”

Ranked No. 11 i te WBC, me te No. 9 in the International Boxing Federation (IBF), the 30-year-old Ziani is the reigning EBU European champion, riding a 10-fight win streak. I roto i tona whawhai tino tata (E whitu. 5, 2020) and second title defense, Ziani dropped a bloody Alex Dilmaghian (19-1-1) three times en route to a 12th round win by technical knockout with 9-seconds left in what was a Fight of the Year candidate.

Ziani’s last loss was 4 ½ years ago to World title challenger and fellow Frenchman,Guillaume Frenois (41-1), by a razor-thin margin, 115-113 e toru nga wa, i roto i te Paris. Mua i roto i tona mahi, Ziani also suffered a disputed 10-round loss by decision (97-93, 96-94, 96-94) in Denmark to current IBF World Lightweight Champion Richard Commey (18-0) i roto i te 2014.

“Ziani is an all-action fighter with an enormous work rate,” the Ireland-based Hyde added. “It would be a tantalizing match between two talented southpaws with the winner going on to fight for the WBC World title.”

The president of NoWhere2Hyde Management, Hyde has managed numerous world-class boxers during his career including world champions Guillermo Rigondeaux, Youri Kalenga a Simpiwe Vetyeaka.

KŌRERO:
Facebook: /SamirZiani, /nowhere2hyde
Twitter: @BoxeurProZiani, @nowhere2hyde
Instagram: @samir_ziani_boxeurpro, @gary_nowhere2hyde
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Decorated amateur boxer Mohammed Rabii To make pro debut Feb. 18 at home in Morocco

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CASABLANCA, Morocco (Hakihea 21, 2016) – Moroccan amateur boxing sensation Mohammed Rabii will make his long anticipated professional debut February 18, fighting at home in Casablanca, at the Complexe de Sportif Mohammed V Arena.
The 23-year-old Rabii represented Morocco at this year’s Olympic Games in Brazil, where he captured a bronze medal in the welterweight division, losing a disputed decision (0-3) in the semifinals to Uzebek boxer Shakhram Giyasov, who then lost (0-3) in the championship final to Daniyar Yeleussinov. Rabii had defeated Yeleussinov, o katatānga, in the gold-medal championship bout of the AIBA World Amateur Championships. An average of 6 million Moroccans viewed each of Rabbi’s Olympic matches, providing testimony to his celebrity status back home.
A gifted orthodox fighter, Rabii was the past World Series of Boxing Fighter of the Year, who signed an exclusive, multi-year managerial contract last October with Nowhere2Hyde Management, which is owned and operated by international manager Gary Hyde, of Cork, Ireland.
“We are delighted to have signed one of the best amateur boxers in the world,” Na ka mea a Hyde. “Mohammed has a great style with knockout power in both hands. He will kick-star his pro career in front of his adoring fans in Casablanca February 18th. He is a national hero, na, the plan is to take full advantage by building him up at home in Morocco.”
Two other boxers managed by Hyde, mua World mekemeke Association (WBA) tekau mā Simpiwe Vetyeka me te whitu Gevorg Khatchikian, will fight in the main event and co-feature, aua, against opponents to be determined.
Vetyeka (29-3, 17 Koó), fighting out of South Africa, is currently ranked No. 4 i te WBA. The only two pro losses for Khatchikian (24-2, 12 Koó), a Netherlander, have been to present super middleweight world champions James Degale (IBF) a Gilberto Ramirez (WBO).
Tickets are now on sale for the Feb. 18 show in Casablanca, in which Rabii will be supported by three other Moroccan fighters.
KŌRERO:
Twitter: @nowheretohyde,

Facebook: www.facebook.com/garyhyde, www.facebook.com/mohammadrabii
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Irish Heavyweight Sensation Con Sheenan to fight July 28

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Pipiri 15, 2016) – Six-time Irish amateur champion Cornelius “Con” Sheehan is set to make his Canadian debut against an opponent to be named Rāpare, Hōngongoi 28 at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Ontario.

The bout takes place as part of Lee Baxter Promotions’ “The Next Generation.” Tickets priced at $45, $55 a $65 are available now by calling 416-797-3375. Doors tuwhera i 6:30 pm and the opening bell is scheduled for 7:30.

“I’m looking forward to putting on a great show,” said Sheenan. “I plan to make a big statement on the 28th."

Born and raised in Tipperary, Ireland, Sheenan made his pro debutJanuary 19 i roto i te Los Angeles, Pērā i, outpointing previously unbeaten Jonathan Rice over four rounds. Since the victory, the 6’5 215 pound 27-year-old has been working hard in the gym and was recently in camp with heavyweight champion Tyson Fury. Sheenan, who had an incredible 203-18 record amateur, won six Irish National Senior Division titles and captured 13 total championships. I roto i te 2008, he became the youngest ever heavyweight champion in Irish history at age 18.

“Con Sheenan is a hidden gem who will soon explode onto the heavyweight scene,” said Sheenan’s manager Gary Hyde of Nowhere2Hyde Management. “Con has an extensive amateur pedigree where he won multiple Irish national titles as well as a European Union title. He’s got a very fluid style but loves nothing more than going into the trenches, so he’s an extremely exciting fighter. In a few years, he’ll be right in the mix.”

Baxter is looking forward to showcasing Con on his card and believes he’s got a bright future.

“Con is very highly regarded and had a great amateur background. He’s on the right path in the pros and fans in Canada will love him. It’s a pleasure to work with Con, Adam Harris & Nowhere2Hyde Management for this fight. We’re looking forward to the first of many great performances from Con.”

For more information on Lee Baxter Promotions, please visit LeeBaxterMgt.com. Updates on Nowhere2Hyde are available at Facebook.com/nowhere2hydeboxermanagement.

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Guillermo Rigondeaux’ manager accepts offer From Vasyl Lomachenko’s manager

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Puru, Ireland (Hōngongoi 13, 2015) – Airihi Gary Hyde, te kaiwhakahaere o te kotahi whā super (122 lbs.) toa te ao Bill “Ko te tarakona” Rigondeaux (15-0, 10 Koó), Kua whakaae i roto i te tino i te tuku i hanga e Egis āhuarangi, kaiwhakahaere o mekemeke Organization World (WBO) tekau mā (126 lbs.) toa Vasyl “Hi-Tech” Lomachenko (4-1, 2 Koó), mo te whawhai Super.

 

Rigondeaux Ko te kingi World Mekemeke Association (WBA) Super, WBO me Ko te Ring toa whā super o te moheni.

 

Cuban-taketake Rigondeaux, ko wai inaianei e ora i roto i te Miami, a he Iukereiniana-whanau Lomachenko e rua medalists koura Olympic e rua-wā.

 

“'Rigo’ Ka whawhai Lomachenko i te catchweight o 124 pauna, nei kia kore raruraru mo Lomachenko no te paunatia e ia 125 pauna mo tetahi o ana whawhai ngaio, Na ka mea a Hyde. “'Rigo’ Ko te iti 122-tukituki nei i taea e hanga 118 kahore he nui te raruraru, engari e ia kia hoatu atu te rahi me te taimaha painga ki te kanohi Lomachenko.

“E tohe tatou i runga i te rarangi rehydration o 135 pauna mo te po whawhai. Ki te whakaae Klimas ki tenei, ka, to tatou i te whawhai. Lomachenko Ko te toa aravihi rite 'Rigo’ me tenei ōrite- ake ka waiho he aronui. To tatou i te rua o nga medalists koura Olympic e rua-wā, me te toa o te ao e haere ana i reira. Whakapono ana ahau 'Rigo’ Ko te atu nanakia nga whawhai e rua o me ahau mau te whakapono 'Rigo’ ka te nuinga Lomachenko. Climate, koe e mohio ki ta koutou e mea ai ki te hanga i te whawhai, tika tangohia ake te waea, me te karanga ki ahau. 'Rigo’ Ko te rite!”

 

A pee i Hyde i te Twitter i @ NoWhere2Hyde me te hoa ia iwww.facebook.com/gary.hyde.50?fref = TS.
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Fafau Hassan N'Dam mahi-ao te piha pō i roto i te Montreal vs. Rawiri Lemieux

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Montreal (Pipiri 19, 2015) – Mua mekemeke Organization World (WBO) 160-toa te wehenga pauna Hassan N'Dam (31-1, 18 Koó) Kua korerotia e te mahi-ao o te piha haapiiraa i roto i te apopo po o (Rāhoroi, Pipiri 20) pupūtanga ki Rawiri Lemieux (33-2, 31 Koó) mo te wātea International Boxing Federation (IBF) taitara whitu tekau i te rongonui Bell Centre i Montreal, Canada.

 

A 2004 Tuaro te hunga kanohi i tona Cameroon taketake, N'Dam Ko te IBF No. 1-runga, nguha whakahauanga, ko wai inaianei whawhai i roto i France. Runga Lemieux E kore te. 4 i roto i te ao nei i te IBF.

 

“Fafau e ahau he mahi-ao te piha po apopo i Montreal ki whenua tino Rawiri Lemieux mo te IBF taitara whitu tekau te ao,” N'Dam ka mea a mua i tenei ra i roto i Montreal. “Ka urutau ahau ki nga mea katoa kāhua Lemieux hopoi mai. Taea KO ahau ia i roto i te kotahi a tawhio noa, ranei i roto i tetahi atu a tawhio. Kua kore whawhai ia tetahi ki toku huinga pūkenga. Lemieux kei te haere mai ki te hohonu mutunga, a ka whakamatautau ahau e kore ia e no konei. Ka whakaatu e ahau ona kawenga e kore e no ia i te taumata runga o te mekemeke-ao o te piha haapiiraa.”

 

Patunga a N'Dam, i roto i te atu atu rangatira, ngā Max Bursk, Curtis Stevens,Fulgencio Zuniga, Giovanni Lorenzo, Omar Weiss a Autandil Khurtsidze.

 

“I kua Hassan te puni whakangungu pai o tona mahi, a kei te haere ia ki te hoatu ki runga ki te mahi o tona po apopo ora,” Kaiwhakahaere o N'Dam Gary Hyde tāpiri. “A, no te te karaunatia ia IBF toa whitu tekau te ao, E Hassan tika i roto i roto i te te mekemeke i te ranunga o te wehenga taimaha whakaongaonga tino. E kore e tatou hari ki te whakatūnga o te kaiwhakawa Canadian me te kaitautoko Canadian, heoi kua oti ahau fakapapau'i e Quebec Komihana Michel Hamelin e ka mahi ratou i te pai, mahi pono. Manako ahau e waiho i te take tenei. To tatou i te taitara te ao ki te riro pea ko e me'a e meatia e matou. Ka karaunatia Hassan toa ao mo te rua o nga wa, ki te aroaro katoa, no te mea te ia pai noa rawa.”

Te whai i runga i Twitter iHassanNdam me te @ NoWhere2Hyde.
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Team N’Dam objects to officials named for IBF middleweight world title fight in Montreal: N'Dam vs. Lemieux, Pipiri 20 i roto i te Montreal

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L-R) – Hassan N'Dam & Gary Hyde

 

Puru, Ireland (Pipiri 10, 2015) – Gary Hyde, kaiwhakahaere o International Boxing Federation (IBF) Kaua e. 1-runga, nguha whitu tekau whakahauanga Hassan N'Dam (31-1, 18 Koó), Kua whakahe ki nga rangatira e rua, te ingoa ki te mahi i te Pipiri 20th Ao IBF whawhai taitara whitu tekau i waenganui N'Dam me Rawiri Lemieux (33-2, 31 Koó) i te rongonui Bell Centre i Montreal, Canada.

 

N'Dam Cameroon-whenua, whakatairangatia ana e Kingi Sports, is a former World Boxing Organization (WBO) 160-pound division world champion. The IBF No. 4-runga i whanau Lemieux me te ora i roto i Montreal, Quebec.

 

“I te Pipiri 2nd,” Ua haamaramarama Hyde, “Ua haapii mai au i te rangatira mo tePipiri 20th whawhai i te Bell Centre. Fetu'utaki ahau te IBF, a whakahe ki e rua, rangatira te hunga i Montreal, Quebec, te taua pa ko Lemieux i. Kaitautoko Marlon Wright kua refereed e rima o Lemieux’ whawhai, me te whakawa i roto i te pātai, Benoit Roussel, Kua mahi kahore iti atu i 12 o Lemieux’ whawhai.

 

“Ahau whakahe ano ki te Taura Whiri i Quebec i runga i te whakatūnga o te rangatira Canada e rua. Ko te kōwhiringa o te rua rangatira i te taua pa i rite ki tetahi o nga whawhai i roto i te a'ee aito te ao te ao o te tohu he tukanga mele, me te taurite, me te fakavaivai'i ai te ahua o te tika, me te paetahi ore. I roto i toku wheako i roto i te taitara te ao pāngia me tonu te rangatira kūpapa.

 

“We are hopeful that the Quebec Boxing Commission will replace both Canadian officials with a pair of neutral officials, kia taea te aro tatou anake i runga i te mahi i te ringa, ki te whiua Lemieux.
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Boxing’s most avoided world champion Guillermo Rigondeaux heading to UK next month To publically confront Scott Quigg

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Puru, Ireland (April 12, 2015) – Unified super bantamweight world champion Bill “Ko te tarakona” Rigondeaux (15-0, 10 Koó), arguably the most avoided reigning world title holder in modern boxing history, will travel to London next month in order to publicly confront his mandatory challenger, Scott QUIGG (30-0-2, 22 Koó), the World Boxing Association (WBA) “te wā” 122-pauna wehenga titlist.

 

A month ago in an unusual move, Rigondeaux’ kaiwhakahaere Gary Hyde formally petitioned the WBA to enforce a mandatory title fight between his WBA Super champion and Quigg. Hyde is awaiting the WBA’s decision. Rigondeaux is also the World Boxing Organization (WBO) a Ko te Ring toa whā super o te moheni.

 

A reigning world champion hasn’t been avoided by other world champions and top contenders like Rigondeux has for the past two years since, pea, whitu tekau teina Sergio Martinez, or possibly all the way back to middleweight Mike McCallum.

 

The top three super bantamweights in the world outside of Rigondeaux – International Boxing Federation (IBF) a te Kaunihera mekemeke Ao (WBC) champions, Carl Frampton a Leo Santa Cruz, aua, plus Quigg – have avoided the Cuban great like the plaque. Once Santa Cruz’ promoter at the time, Oscar de la Hoya, announced that a Rigondeaux-Santa Cruz had to happen, Santa Cruz’ powerful adviser, Al HAYMON, exercised a contract option and bought him out to avoid a fight with ‘Rigo.’ Frampton’s promoter, Barry McGuigan, has proclaimed his fighter, not Rigondeaux, as the No. 1 super featherweight in the world. McGuigan, ahakoa, is interested in Frampton fighting Quigg in a U.K. pupūtanga, rather than a world mega-fight for three of the four major sanctioning world titles. Ka rite ki te “te wā” WBA champion, Quigg is Rigondeaux’ kaiwero whakahauanga, ano, he apparently wants no part of the two-time Olympic gold medalist because his promoter, Barry Hearn, not only hasn’t pushed the issue, he’s in negotiations with McGuigan for Frampton to fight Quigg.

 

Former world super bantamweight champions Nonito Doniare, after he lost a unification fight to Rigondeaux two years ago, a Apanere Merehe chose to move up one division to fight as featherweights. And now Donaire reports that his manager was contacted by a Quigg representative to discuss a Donaire-Quigg fight in England.

 

Another two-time Olympic gold medalist, WBO 126-pound champion Vasyl Lomachenko, continually insists that “Raina” has to move up in weight for a fight to happen despite him having no problems making 126.

 

“QUIGG, Santa Cruz and Frampton have showed no desire to challenge Rigondeaux,” Na ka mea a Hyde. “These three fighters are trying to fool the public into believing that fight te No. 1 guy in the world is not important. While they are lining their pockets with ridiculous amounts of cash for fighting below par opponents, Rigondeaux is forced to wait around until some Asian opponent steps up. This is a sport in which we are accustomed to seeing the best fighting the best but, in the super bantamweight division, it’s the best versus the rest.

 

“Rigondeaux will travel to Manchester to fight Quigg, Belfast to fight Frampton, or Las Vegas to fight Santa Cruz. None of these so-called world champions, ahakoa, will consider fighting the acknowledged world super bantamweight champion. They’re all much more content to hold onto their belts than beating The Man in their weight class.”

 

Next month, Hyde reports, Rigondeaux will travel to the United Kingdom in a bold attempt to embarrass Quigg into fighting him. “I don’t like traveling overseas unless I have a fight lined up,” Rigondeaux explained, “but I will travel to England in May to publicly call out Scott Quigg. If he turns down the chance to fight our WBA mandatory, he will be remembered for that instead of being known as a great fighter. While I’m in the UK, I will also go to Belfast to checkout Carl Frampton to ask if he wants to prove himself against the best in his division.”

 

Understanding that the top super bantamweight action is currently in Europe, noting a record purse ($2.2 million USD) offered for a Frampton vs. Quigg fight, Rigondeaux is considering a major change in the not too distant future, moving his base from Miami to the UK, if that’s what it takes for him to get in on the action.

 

Hyde also manages former WBO middleweight champion and current International Boxing Federation (IBF) Kaua e. 1 nguha whakahauanga Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam (31-1, 18 Koó), former WBA Interim cruiserweight champion Yuri “El Toro” Kalenga (21-2, 14 Koó) and Georgian super lightweight Levan “The Wolf” Ghvamichava (14-1-1, 11 Koó) , as well as top prospects such as Cuban super bantamweight Mark Forest (2-0, 2 Koó), Irish heavyweight Ki te Sheehan and Bulgarian light heavyweight Blagoy Naydenov.

 

 

A pee i Hyde i te Twitter i @ NoWhere2Hyde me te hoa ia iwww.facebook.com/gary.hyde.50?fref = TS.
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Kaiwhakahaere Gary Hyde ani WBA Hei uruhi whawhai taitara whakahauanga waenganui i Rigondeaux me Quigg

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Puru, Ireland (March 12, 2015) – Kaiwhakahaere mekemeke International Gary Hyde, peresideni o te Whakahaere Nowhere2Hyde, kua ōkawa pitihanatia e te Ao mekemeke Association (WBA) ki te uruhi i te whawhai taitara whakahauanga i waenganui i toa o Hyde, WBA Super & Mekemeke Organization World (WBO) toa whā super Bill “Ko te tarakona” Rigondeaux (15-0, 10 Koó), a WBA “te wā” 122-pauna wehenga titlist Scott QUIGG (30-0-2, 22 Koó).

 

Kei raro kitea he kupu o te pukapuka a Hyde ki te WBA:

 

 

Dear Chairman Mendoza:

 

Tuhituhi ahau kia rite ki te kaiwhakahaere o Guillermo Rigondeaux, te hoê WBA / WBO Champion.

 

I write to request enforcement of the mandatory. Uniquely in the Super Bantamweight Division Guillermo Rigondeaux is the “Kotahi Champion” a Scott Quigg ko te “Champion wā.”

Clearly as the Regular Champion Quigg is the highest ranked contender in the division. While he was injured he is now back in training and there is no reason why Mr. Rigondeaux e taea e kore ranei e kore e whakarite i tana i herenga whakahauanga ki Mr. QUIGG.

 

We are aware that there are some discussions about a bout between Quigg and Frampton. Heoi, kua matou i roto i te pa ki te IBF, a e kore e whakatau i ratou i te whawhai whakakotahitanga ki te tetahi atu atu i te toa taumata teitei i roto i tenei take ko te Guillermo Rigondeaux.

 

Faka'apa'apa whakaaro tatou e ko te reira pai ki te mahi ki te take pūkete i teie nei, me te tono kia whakahaua Quigg me Guillermo ki te timata whiriwhiringa.

 

Te faatura,

 

Gary Hyde

 

 

Whakahaere hoki Hyde WBA toa cruiserweight Takitaro Yuri “El Toro” Kalenga(21-1, 14 Koó), mua whitu toa WBO me o nāianei International Mekemeke Federation (IBF) Kaua e. 1 nguha whakahauanga Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam (31-1, 18 Koó), a runga super whā amanaki Mark Forest (1-0, 1 KO).

 

A pee i Hyde i te Twitter i @ NoWhere2Hyde me te hoa ia iwww.facebook.com/gary.hyde.50?fref = TS.
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Irish eyes are smilin’; Kaiwhakahaere Gary Hyde tohu Irish amanaki taumahamaha Con Sheehan

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Puru, Ireland (Feb. 18, 2015) – Kaiwhakahaere mekemeke International Gary Hyde(Whakahaere NoWhere2Hyde) Kua kauwhautia te hainatanga o tetahi o nga opuaraa taumahamaha pai whanau Airana-i roto i te tekau tau, “Irish” Ki te Sheehan, ki te kirimana motuhake.

 

25-tau-tau te Sheehan, nei rēhitatia te faahiahia 203-18 record amateur, Kei te whakaritea ki te hanga i tona tuatahi ngaio March 13 i roto i te United Basileia i runga i te whakaatu ki te rangi i runga i Eurosport. Ko te tiketike ano sipoti Airihi i Clonmel, te pa nui i roto i te Kaute o Tipperary, mahere ki te uru atu tetahi o ana hoa tākaro Irish National mua, tūturu IBF toa whā super Carl Frampton, rite te toa ao i roto i te heke mai e kore e mamao rawa.

 

Ko te 6′ 5″, 235-pauna Sheehan Ko te ono-wā toa Irish National Senior Division, toa e wha taitara i taumahamaha, e rua i te taumahamaha super, ko wai hoki mau i te mētara koura i nga aito Pākehā whaimana. I roto i te 2008, ka waiho ia hei te toa, te whakaotinga, Airihi Matua taumahamaha i te tau ngawari o 18, a ka riro ia he katoa o te 13 Toa Irish i ngā taumata ngā o te whakataetae.

“Kua aru ahau runaruna umanga o Con te ara katoa i roto i i te timatanga, a kua uriuri tatou i te taea o te mahi tahi mo te tahi wa inaianei,” Na ka mea a Hyde. “Con Ko te tauira tinana o te tangata i te pai kia rite ki te toa tino pūmanawa. E ki te tāpiri i ia ki te tipu i to tatou eu o runga whawhai hari tatou.”

 

Tuiroo Pundit hākinakina Irish Jimmy Magee kōrero, “Ko te nui Con Sheehan, hou ra nui o te te taumahamaha nei whawhai ki te matatau o te taumahawaenga.”

 

Hoki te whakahaere Hyde hakari, toa o mua, me te heke mai te ao, pērā i te Ao Mekemeke Association (WBA) Super & Mekemeke Organization World (WBO) super toa whā, e rua-wā Cuban mētara koura Olympic, Bill “Ko te tarakona” Rigondeaux (15-0, 10 Koó), WBA toa cruiserweight Takitaro Yuri “El Toro” Kalenga (21-1, 14 Koó), mua whitu toa WBO me o nāianei International Mekemeke Federation (IBF) Kaua e. 1 nguha whakahauanga Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam (31-1, 18 Koó), e toru-wā toa Cuban National, whā superMarcos Forstal (1-0, 1 KO), me te toa runaruna te ao Blagoy Naydenov.

 

A pee i Sheehan i te Twitter @ ConSheehan89, me te Hyde i @ NoWhere2Hyde me te hoa ia i www.facebook.com/gary.hyde.50?fref = TS.