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FOUR WEEKS OUT AND WELTERWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION KEITH THURMAN COMES IN ON HISTORICAL HIGH WITH MORE THAN 50 YEARS OF BOXING IN HIS CORNER FOR THE FIRST PRIMETIME FIGHT ON CBS IN NEARLY 40 TAU

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Thurman’s Training Camp In Full Swing In Florida;
Pipiri 25 Title Defense Against Shawn Porter
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‘I can’t help but think about this being my 20th year in boxing. For this fight I’m just going to be me,
just going to be Keith Thurman.’ – Thurman

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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (Pipiri 2, 2016) – Keith Thurman, the reigning WBA Welterweight World Champion, is four weeks out from his Pipiri 25 title defense against Shawn Porter and has his 20-year career in boxing on his mind heading into the crucial showdown.
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“It’s been an amazing journey and no one predicted this better than my first coach Ben Getty,” said 27-year-old Thurman. “It puts me in a state of gratitude for Ben. He told everyone I’d be world champ, and here I am, defending my title against Shawn Porter. I am just starting to see what Ben Getty saw in me and the mark that I can make in boxing.”
Thurman isn’t the only one celebrating a boxing anniversary – his trainer of 13 years and Florida Hall of Fame elected boxing trainer Dan Birmingham, who trained former champion Winky Wright, has been in the sport for 50 tau, and assistant trainer Chris Getty has grown up with Thurman in the sport through his father Ben Getty. The fight also is the first primetime fight on CBS in almost 40 years since the Muhammad Ali vs. Leon Spinks from Las Vegas.
Na, 20 years after Ben Getty introduced Thurman to boxing as part of an after school program, he is one of the strongest power punchers in the division, with an excellent knockout rate of 80%. His focus, Heoi, is on making boxing history.
“My goal is to be known as the hardest hitting welterweight in the division,” Said Thurman. “This camp, if anything, I feel more comfortable. I’m fully recovered, mākutu, whakangungu. I’ve been throwing power punches for what seems like forever and it’s a little weird. I can’t help but think about how this is my 20th year in boxing and knowing the longevity I’ve had. It’s given me a new confidence. “
For Birmingham, this training camp has been a re-commitment to the strategic and conditioning process the team has gone through for each fight for the past 13 tau.
“Training is going real well,” said Birmingham. “We know Porter is a come-forward fighter – he is going to try to be on Keith’s chest. I want Keith to box, use his power, use his jab, and use his feints to work the body from the inside. All the things Keith knows how to do. Porter is not a real technical fighter so we’re working on using that to our advantage.”
Birmingham on sparring:
“We’ve been doing great sparring work – we have some tough, tough kids in camp. We’ve been boosting aerobic capacity, and those kids are keeping on Keith. He’s going to be in great shape for this fight. We’re excited for this fight. “
What does Team “Kotahi te Time” anticipate?
Birmingham: “We know that Porter is going to bring it so we’re working extra hard on aerobics and being fit for this fight. Keith’s doing a lot of running, manawa, endurance; we expect a tough fight and we’ll be prepared for this fight. We expect a victory”
What can fans expect on Pipiri 25?
Thurman: “Hopefully a knock out! I’m coming to bring it. Shawn is coming to bring it. Ka waiho hei whawhai nui. We are two of the top welterweights in the division. Two of the youngest and strongest welterweights in the sport going toe-to- toe.”
What is your goal for this fight?
Thurman: “My goal is to be known as the hardest hitting welterweight in the division. My lifelong goal is to be the undisputed welterweight champion of the world – and I have a ways to go in unifying the titles. Once I move past Shawn I look forward to the challenge of making my dreams come true. I’m blessed to be where I am today.”
The Welterweight division is one of the hottest divisions in boxing, what do you think of a Super 6 tournament in the division?
Thurman: “I’m for it. In the 147-pound division it’s time to unify a title. Someone at 147 should have more than one belt and that’s my goal that before end of the year to have more than one belt.”
One of the sports more enigmatic athletes, Thurman is known for having a varied list of interests and hobbies setting him apart from other fighters, including playing the flute, piano and guitar, books (The Secret Life of Plants to Bhagavad Gita the Little Buddhist Handbook) and music (Ziggy Marley to Tupac). It is his uniqueness that helps him be an easy fan-favorite.
“Greatest advice I’ve been given is just to be Keith Thurman – just be me,” Said Thurman. “I’m looking forward to stepping on this scale, not over talking and just going in and getting the knock out.”
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Stacked Undercard Comes to Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Saturday, Pipiri 25

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Exciting Matchups Feature Unbeaten Fighters as Jarrett Hurd Faces Oscar Molina &
David Benavidez Takes On Francy Ntetu
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Brooklyn Fan Favorites Heather Hardy & Adam Kownacki Return
Ētahi atu! Undefeated Prospect Regis Prograis, 2012 Spanish Olympian
Jonathan Alonso & Unbeaten Josue Vargas
As Part of Exciting Night of Action
Brooklyn (Kia 19, 2016) – A stacked undercard featuring top rising talent and local favorites will light up the ring at Barclays Center in Brooklyn as part of an extraordinary night of action on Rāhoroi, Pipiri 25.
The June 25 SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® on CBS event, presented by Premier Boxing Champions, is headlined by the highly anticipated welterweight showdown between world champion Keith Thurman me te toa o mua Shawn Porter. Haamata kapinga teata i 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT with an exciting battle between featherweight world champion Ihu Cuellar me te toa o mua toru-wehenga te ao Apanere Merehe.
I roto i te mahi undercard, Welterweights super tūturu, Maryland o Jarrett Hurd (17-0, 11 Koó), and California’s Oscar Molina (13-0, 10 Koó), will collide in a 10-round bout while undefeated light heavyweights, Arizona’s Rawiri Benavidez (14-0, 13 Koó) a Francy Ntetu (16-0, 3 Koó), will mix it up in an eight-round fight.
Two staples of Brooklyn boxing will also enter the ring on Pipiri 25 rite Heather “Ko te Heat” Hardy (16-0, 4 Koó) competes in an eight-round super bantamweight attraction while Polish bruiser Arama Kownacki (13-0, 10 Koó) competes in a heavyweight bout.
Also in action on Pipiri 25 is hard-hitting, highly regarded 140-pound prospect Regis Prograis (17-0, 14 Koó) in a 10-round fight, 2012 Spanish Olympian Jonathan Alonso(8-0, 4 Koó) in a six-round super lightweight scrap and Mayweather Promotions prospectJosue Vargas (4-0, 3 Koó) in a four-round fight.
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Whawhai i roto i Accokeek, MD., Hurd he kohakore record ngaio mai i tahuri pro i roto i 2012. Whakatuwheratia te 25-tau-tawhito ake 2015 ki te mutu a te toru-a tawhio noa o te hōia Eric Mitchell, a aru ki te mutu a te whitu-a tawhio noa o mua hinga kore Jeff Lentz i August. He stepped up in competition last November when he faced Frank Galarza in Las Vegas and was able to show off his considerable skill by stopping the previously unbeaten fighter in the sixth round of perhaps a career-best performance.
Hei kanohi Mexico, te 2012 Whawhai Häkinakina Molina i Norwalk, Calif., and is unbeaten in his brief professional career. -Tau 26-tawhito te pro tahuri i roto i 2013 a i muri i toa i te whakatau i roto i tona a'ee tuatahi, haere ana ia ki runga ki ki te patoto i roto i ono hoariri i roto i te rarangi. His last bout came against fellow unbeaten Domonique Dolton and featured exciting back-and-forth action before the fight was ruled a majority draw.
The younger brother of undefeated Jose Benavidez, David has racked up a perfect 14 wins in 14 starts at just 19-years-old. Fighting out of Phoenix, Benavidez picked up four victories via stoppage in 2015 and kicked off his 2016 with a knockout of Kevin Cobbs in January. Te nuinga tata, he scored a second round knockout of Phillip Jackson Benson in April. The next challenge for Benavidez is the 33-year-old Ntetu, who won three times in 2015. Originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo, he fights out of Montreal and will be making his fifth appearance in the U.S. i runga i Pipiri 25.
A popular Brooklyn fighter who competed in Barclays Center’s first-ever professional female boxing match, Meinga Hardy kua he tino kai ki te taiwhanga i mai. I Pipiri 25, she will be making her seventh appearance at Barclays Center. He iti i runga i nga tau e rua i muri i tona tuatahi pro, Riro Hardy he whitiki taitara ao i roto i te wehenga whā super i roto i te Oketopa 2014. I roto i te 2015, she defeated Noemi Bosques and Renata Domsodi twice. In her lone 2016 whawhai, she stopped Anna Donatella Hultin in the fourth round.
A two-time New York Golden Gloves champion, Kownacki had a big 2015, notching four victories including knockouts of Maurenzo Smith and Randy Easton. Born in Lomza, Poland, the 26-year-old now calls Brooklyn home. His 2016 campaign began in January at Barclays Center when he defeated Danny Kelly in front of a raucous Polish crowd.
Originally from New Orleans but fighting out of Houston, Prograis continues to work his way up the 140-pound rankings as he takes down veteran contenders. The 27-year-old looked sensational in his last outing as he scored a first round knockout over Mexico’s Aaron Herrera. Already named on of ESPN’s top prospects in 2015, he will look to cement his contender status in 2016.
Fanauhia i roto i te Dominican Republic, Alonso moved to Spain at seven-years-old and would eventually represent the country at the 2012 Olympics. Now training in Brooklyn, the 25-year-old is undefeated since turning pro in 2014 while splitting time fighting in New York and Spain. He is coming off a victory over Ricardo Maldonado in February.
Vargas began boxing at age eight and by by age 13 the New York Daily News dubbed him a “prodigy.” Fighting out of New York, the 17-year-old Vargas recently signed to the Mayweather Promotions stable and will make his debut with his new promoter on Pipiri 25.
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Undefeated Rising Star Errol Spence Jr. Makes A Statement In The Welterweight Division With Dominating Fifth-Round Stoppage Of Former World Champion Chris Algieri In Primetime On Premier Boxing Champions On NBC Live From Barclays Center In Brooklyn

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Krzysztof Glowacki Drops Steve Cunningham Four Times On His Way To Retaining Cruiserweight World Title
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2012 U.S. Olympian Marcus Browne Remains Undefeated With Split-Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Radivoje Kalajdzic
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Brooklyn (April 17, 2016) – Undefeated rising welterweight star Errol “Ko te Truth” Spence Jr. (20-0, 17 Koó) went emphatically from prospect to contender with a fifth-round stoppage of former world champion Chris Algieri (21-3, 8 Koó) i runga i Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga i NBC Rāhoroi night from Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
“It meant a lot to get the stoppage,” Na ka mea a Spence Jr. “I did something Manny Pacquiao and Amir Khan couldn’t do. That shows where I’m at in the welterweight division.”
Spence Jr. was superior in every regard as he took control of the fight from the beginning with world-class bodywork and blazing speed. Algieri was expected to be a major step-up for the 2012 U.S. Häkinakina, but was unable to bother his opponent despite landing 31 percent of his punches to Spence Jr.’s 30 percent per CompuBox stats.
“I can’t take anything away from this young hungry lion,” Said Algieri. “He did a great job. I trained really hard for this fight. I hope that people appreciate me and how hard I worked and what I brought to the fight.”
“Ko te Truth” dominated by landing 41 percent of his power punches over the five rounds and only lost one round on the three judges’ scorecards. Spence Jr. sent Algieri down for the first time in the fourth round with a combination finished off by a straight left hand.
Algieri survived the round, but Spence Jr. was determined to get a stoppage and he connected with another straight left that put Algieri on the canvas early in round five.
“It was pretty one-sided, Ua ite au i,” Na ka mea a Spence Jr. “I started slowly. He said he was going to take me to deep waters so I wanted to pace myself.”
“I just wasn’t sticking to the style and the strategy like I should have,” Said Algieri. “We had a couple of different styles that we were going to show him and I never stayed in one style long enough to be effective.”
Spence Jr. saw his opportunity and launched a vicious attack in an attempt to end the fight. A massive left hook connected clean with Algieri’s jaw and put him on the canvas for the third and final time, as referee Benjy Esteves waved off the bout at :48 seconds into the fifth round.
“Everyone wanted to see what I could do against a proven fighter and I blew him out of the water,” added Spence Jr.
I roto i te a'ee whakatuwheratanga o te telecast, Polish star Krzysztof Glowacki (26-0, 16 Koó) sent former world champion Steve “U.S.S.” Cunningham (28-8-1, 13 Koó) to the canvas four times on his way to a unanimous decision to retain his cruiserweight world title in front of a raucous Polish-heavy crowd.
“Power and precision is my trademark,” said Glowacki. “That’s always been my game. I was a little bit reluctant because of the surgery, but I got more comfortable as the fight went on.”
Glowacki got the action going early as he scored his first knockdown with a left hand that he would use to control the fight and knocked down Cunningham a second time shortly after the former champion rose to his feet.
“I’m just disappointed,” Said Cunningham. “I knew I just had to work. The corner kept telling me to go to the body more in the later rounds. I’ve been down before. I knew I had to go at this guy.”
The southpaw from Walcz, Poland and the orthodox veteran from Philadelphia combined for several exciting exchanges as Cunningham was able to land his share of power right hands but was more often than not met with Glowacki’s thudding left.
“The plan from the beginning was to hit him with the left hand and you could tell I was hitting with full power,” said Glowacki. “I couldn’t hit that hard against Marco Huck because of my injury and now I’m hoping to keep that power up in my next fight.”
Cunningham went down again in the 10th round from a short right hand but was able to rally and stun Glowacki with a big right hand. The champion recovered quickly, but Cunningham did arguably his best work of the fight in the 11th round as he aggressively attacked Glowacki with combinations to the head and body.
The fireworks continued in the final round as a strong combination put Cunningham down for the fourth time in the fight. The challenger rose to his feet and attacked effectively at times, but the left hand proved to be too much.
“He punched with me and caught me coming in,” Said Cunningham. “I knew after the second round knockdowns that I had to get rounds back and go get him. He’s a smart fighter.”
Cunningham was actually able to land a higher percentage of punches than Glowacki as he connected on 34 percent versus just 25 percent from Glowacki. However the knockdowns and Glowacki’s output advantage of 462 ki 366 was enough for him to retain his title by scores of 116-108 a 115-109 rua.
“The fans were my motivation throughout the fight,” said Glowacki. “I just wanted to give them more and more. I want to thank everyone who came and watched me.”
The televised swing bout saw 2012 U.S. Häkinakina “Sir” Marcus Browne (18-0, 13 Koó) remained undefeated with a narrow split-decision victory over previously unbeaten Radivoje “Hot Rod” Kalajdzic (21-1, 14 Koó) in an eight-round light heavyweight contest.
“Establishing my jab was the key,” Said Browne. “Once I did that, he couldn’t get past it. He got me with a couple of good shots.”
Kalajdzic was emphatic that the judges were wrong in their decision.
“I don’t see how I lost,” said Kalajdzic. “I was the aggressor. Whakakitea e ahau toku ngakau. If he feels like he beat me, give me the rematch.”
The southpaw Browne was able to jab his way into control of the fight by landing 52 jabs to the 54 thrown by Kalajdzic the whole fight. Browne was able to bruise and eventually open up a cut over Kalajdzic’s left eye late in the fight.
I roto i te rauna tuatahi, Browne was credited with a controversial knockdown as it appeared via replay that a slip had occurred and Browne had hit Kaladjzic after he was down.
Kalajdzic was effective with his power punches throughout the fight as he landed 36 percent of his power punches to 29 percent from Browne. His most effective moment came in round six when he sent Browne to the mat with a right hand.
“He caught me with something that grazed me,” Said Browne. “I didn’t even know what it was. I walked into the punch but I was able to get up from it and get back in rhythm.”
“He didn’t do anything that bothered me,” said Kalajdzic. “I was doing my thing. I should have listened to my coaches more and I would have stopped him.”
Browne was able to recover for the final two rounds and earn the split-decision by scores of 76-74 for Kalajdzic, 76-74 for Browne and 76-75 again for the still unbeaten Staten Island-native.
“I love fighting in front of my fans and family. We gutted this one out and it’s on to the next one,” added Browne.
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Errol Spence Jr., Chris Algieri, Krzysztof Glowacki, Steve Cunningham, Marcus Browne & Radivoje Kalajdzic Final Press Conference Quotes & Photos

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PBC on NBC Live From Barclays Center On Rāhoroi, April 16
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BROOKYLN (April 13, 2016) – Undefeated rising welterweight star Errol “Ko te Truth” Spence Jr. me te toa o mua ao Chris Algieri went face-to-face Wednesday to kick-off fight week activities with the final press conference before they meet in the main event of Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga i NBC tenei Rāhoroi, April 16 i Center Barclays i Brooklyn.
Also in attendance at the Highline Ballroom in Manhattan were cruiserweight championKrzysztof Glowacki me te toa o mua Steven “U.S.S” Cunningham plus undefeated 2012 U.S. Häkinakina “Sir” Marcus Browne and unbeaten light heavyweight Radivoje “Hot Rod” Kalajdzic who round out a stacked tripleheader i runga i Rāhoroi po. I tua atu, popular Brooklyn undefeated fighter Heather “Ko te Heat” Hardy was in attendance as she nears her undercard bout against Sweden’s Anna Hultin.
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Tenei ko te aha te whai wāhi mai te amuiraa press i ki te mea Wednesday:
Errol Spence JR.
“This is a great card with great fighters and its a fantastic opportunity. A lot of people think I’m a prospect on the verge of being a contender. Rāhoroi night is going to be a great performance.
“I never thought fight week would come. I’m just so excited to put on a show. It’s going to be the best Errol Spence you’ve ever seen.
“I just need to stick with my game plan. The game plan that my coach laid out for me and do what I do and get the win.
“Ko nga mea katoa e tupu, happens. I’m going to have to feel it out in the first round. I just need to fight smart.
“I’ve always felt like I was ready for this level. Rāhoroi po, I’m looking for a coming out party. My focus is 100 percent on this fight.
“I was ready two fights ago to fight for a title. After this fight we can talk about what’s next, engari e tika ana inaianei, Chris Algieri is in front of me.
“Chris has been in a lot of hard fights. At the end of the day he’s a boxer and so am I. It’s going to be a war.”
Chris ALGIERI
“Brooklyn has treated me very well. I’ve had some of my best performances here at Barclays Center and I look forward to another.
“It’s always an honor to share the stage with such illustrious guys in our sport. A lot of these guys really bring honor and respect to the business that we do.
“I don’t think I’ve gotten as much respect as I deserve throughout my career. I don’t know why, but it doesn’t really matter. At the end of the day I go out there and perform. More often then not I’m victorious.
“I think everyone knows that I’ll fight anybody. Spence is a guy people don’t want to fight, so they brought him to me.
“The best thing about working with John David Jackson is the confidence he gives me. He let’s me be who I am. He gives me the faith to trust in my abilities. I’m looking forward to putting on another great display with him in my corner.
“The hard work is done. Training camp was long, hard and grueling. Not much more to be said. It’s time to fight. It’s going to be a great night of fights. “
Glowacki o Krzysztof
“I’m so happy to be back in the United States and I’d like to thank my team for preparing me so well.

“I’m very happy to be healthy. Training camp went the way I wanted to and I feel 100 percent ready to get in the ring
“Kua ahau ki te riro. That’s the most important thing. It’s nice to be fighting on such a great card, but all that matters is keeping my belt.
“Fans can expect to see beautiful boxing. It will be a war inside of the ring. tino nui, Ka riro ahau.
“A lot of things have changed since I won my world title. Nobody used to know me and now everyone knows me. I’m happy with my career so far. I don’t like to talk about the future of my career until after the fight.
“Steve Cunningham is not only a great fighter but a great human being, so I expect a tough fight. He wants to take the belt from me but it’s not going to be easy. I want everyone to come out for a great show i runga i Rāhoroi.”
STEVE Cunningham
“This is my first time fighting at Barclays Center and I’m very excited about that. Ahau rite ki te whawhai. Puni Training kei runga. You know it’s grueling and hard work.
“I know I have a great opponent. He took the belt from the champion. He got up off the canvas so I can’t look at him lightly at all. But I’m here to do a job.
“I’m was sick of getting cheated and robbed of opportunities at the heavyweight division. I decided to come back down. It’s no problem. Three pounds or four pounds, no big deal. Here we are.
“We are coming to steal the show. I’d like to steal the show without me getting hit too much. A fight is a fight. You know I come to win, so we’re going to have some fun.
“There are some adjustments you have to make when you fight a southpaw. A guy throwing two gloves at you and you have to throw gloves back at him. Doesn’t matter if he fights me upside down, I have to fight smart and beat him regardless.
“There’s always something special with Naazim Richardson. He’s a great mind. One of the great trainers out there. We’ve always got something special prepared. We have to do what we have to do and that’s win.
“When you beat a guy like Marco Huck who was about to make history and you beat him like Glowacki beat him, you have to think he’s good and realize you can’t take Glowacki lightly. Ko ia te toa. He’s a problem, something I’m going to have to deal with.
“I’m not 40-years-old yet. Give me a few more months! I don’t feel 39 ranei 40. Ite ahau nui. I just want to go in there and perform and do what I do.
“I’m not one of those predicting guys. I know things happen in the ring. But come Rāhoroi po, I want things to go my way. Ki te kore, we’re able to evolve. Let’s go, it’s work time.”
Marcus Browne
“We’ve done a lot of talking leading up into this fight. I want to talk with my hands. He said he’s ready to fight. Ka kite tatou i i runga i Rāhoroi po.
“Ite ahau nui. Training camp has gone great. Right now the focus is to win and look good. Whatever happens after that is going to happen.
“I’m going to do what I do best and that’s take care of business no matter what.
“I’m ready for whatever he brings to the table. We will know that after the first minute of the first round.
“It’s an incredible honor to be representing my hometown. Fighting in front my home fans is always very motivating and I can’t wait to put on another show for them.
“People have said a lot about how this will be my toughest fight. I can’t listen to anything on the outside. I’m prepared to my fullest and we’ll see what he has i runga i Rāhoroi po.”
RADIVOJE KALAJDZIC
“Ahau rite. I don’t have too much to say. Ahau rite noa ki te whawhai.
“Haere nui te puni Training. We got a full eight weeks in. Roadwork, conditioning, nga mea katoa. Ahau rite noa ki te whawhai.
“I want to introduce myself to the fans by knocking out Marcus Browne. If that doesn’t come, E hiahia ana ahau ki te hoatu i runga i te mahi nui. Being on the big stage doesn’t bother me, once the bell rings its just another day.
“I know Marcus is fast and has pop to him. I don’t want to give too much away.
“I’m a boxer puncher. I’ve got the power to knock a fighter out. Most of my knockouts have come in the first round.
“I feel like I came up the right way. I didn’t have that much amateur experience, but I stepped up to this big opportunity at the right time.”
Heather Hardy
“I’m expecting to face a good strong boxer i runga i Rāhoroi po. She’s coming down in weight to fight me, so don’t miss it.
“We changed a little bit during this training camp. I added another conditioning coach. A guy that has been putting me through torture three times a week.
“My opponent is strong, she has a good record, she’s from overseas. I know I have my hands full.
“It’s a real honor to fight at Barclays Center. I couldn’t ask for a better place. There’s nowhere in the world I’d rather fight than right here at home. As far as my career progressing, I’d like to be up there on stage and be on TV.
“Kaore au e tatari ki te whawhai (unbeaten contender) Shelly Vincent. I think that will be the big breakthrough fight that let’s me establish who I am in this game and who I am for the bigger competition. That’s a perfect fight for TV. Fingers crossed.”
Lou DIBELLA, Peresideni o DiBella Entertainment
“This great card features a fighter who is believed to be the top prospect in boxing, in Errol Spence Jr. versus New York’s own, a former world champion in Chris Algieri in what promises to be an exciting primetime main event.
“Marcus Browne has fought more times at Barclays Center than any other professional fighter. He has the chance to make the jump towards a world title by taking out another young undefeated fighter. ‘Hot Rod’ is not planning on letting that happen without serious resistance.
“Glowacki’s fight with Huck was one of the best of last year and he can expect the Polish fans in Brooklyn to be behind him i runga i Rāhoroi po.
“Steve Cunningham is one of the most respected fighters by his peers. Not just for his quality in the ring, but his quality as a family man and as a human being. He knows he’s fighting a great champion and I know he’s got a great game plan.”
JOE DEGUARDIA, Peresideni o Star Mekemeke
“It’s a pleasure to be back in Brooklyn and to have Chris Algieri fighting at Barclays Center again. It’s very rewarding that he will be in the main event on national television on NBC. It’s a real testament to this fight.
“Chris has had some great performances at Barclays Center. He’s going to have another one in front of him i runga i Rāhoroi. Spence Jr. is a challenge that Chris is looking forward to and one he has faced before.
“Everyone wrote him off when he faces Ruslan Provodnikov. We’re looking forward to Chris Algieri pulling off a surprise just like that i runga i Rāhoroi po.”
Brett YORMARK, CEO of Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment
“Barclays Center is thrilled to have Chris Algieri back for his fourth fight and we expect a great turnout from the Long Island fans who are looking forward to Rāhoroi me. We’re also looking forward to a new name to headline Brooklyn and we welcome Errol Spence Jr.
“We welcome Marcus Browne back for your 11th fight and we thank you for calling Barclays Center home. Heather Hardy is also back at Barclays Center for the sixth time and we are thrilled to have all of them fighting in our building.
“It’s fitting that Rāhoroi nights card features Chris Colbert and Earl Newman who got their start at Golden Gloves.
“Whakaaro ahau 2016 will be our biggest year yet and we look forward to welcoming everybody back in the coming months.”
Kawea tüäpapa hōtaka Brooklyn BOXING ™ Center o Barclays e te AARP. PBC i te NBC tautoko e kurahauao, pai rawa Beer.
Mō ētahi atu pārongo'a'ahi www.premierboxingchampions.com a www.nbcsports.com/boxing, te whai i runga i TwitterPremierBoxing,ErrolSpenceJr, ChrisAlgieri, USSCunningham, @Marcus_Browne, LouDiBella, StarBoxing,NBCSports, @BarclaysCenter and @Swanson_Comm or become a fan on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/PremierBoxingChampions, www.facebook.com/NBCSports, www.Facebook.com/DiBellaEntertainment a www.Facebook.com/barclayscenter. Highlights available at www.youtube.com/premierboxingchampions.
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RISING UNDEFEATED PROSPECT MARIO BARRIOS & TOP 140-POUND CONTENDER LUCA GIACON HIGHLIGHT UNDERCARD ACTION ON SATURDAY, APERIRA 16 MEI Barclays CENTER i Brooklyn

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Stacked Card Features Local Talent Including
Heather Hardy, Chris Colbert & Earl Newman & International Stars Lukasz Maciec & Dardan Zenunaj
Brooklyn (March 29, 2016) – Undefeated prospect Mario Barrios (14-0, 8 Koó) and top super lightweight contenderLuca “Black Mamba” Giacon (27-1, 23 Koó) compete in separate bouts that highlight undercard action on Saturday, April 16 i Center Barclays i Brooklyn.
te April 16 āhuatanga hui he Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga i NBC tripleheader headlined by undefeated rising star Errol “Ko te Truth” Spence Jr. tango i runga i te toa o mua ao Chris Algieri. Haamata kapinga teata i 8:30 p.m. AND/5:30 p.m. PT and will see cruiserweight world champion Krzysztof Glowacki defending his title against former cruiserweight champion Steve “U.S.S. Cunningham a tūturu 2012 U.S. Häkinakina “Sir” Marcus Browne battling fellow unbeaten Radivoje “Hot Rod” Kalajdzic.
Barrios makes his east coast debut in an eight-round super featherweight bout while Giacon looks to put the 140-pound division on notice when he competes in an eight-round affair.
A trio of exciting fighters representing Brooklyn will enter the ring as undefeated star Heather “Ko te Heat” Hardy (15-0, 3 Koó) competes in an eight-round junior featherweight bout while Golden Gloves champions Chris Colbert (4-0, 2 Koó) a Earl Newman (8-0, 6 Koó) compete in a four-round featherweight bout and an eight-round cruiserweight bout respectively.
International action will heat up the ring at Barclays Center as 26-year-old Polish contender Lukasz Maciec (22-3-1, 5 Koó) fights in an eight-round super welterweight bout, 28-year-old Belgian Dardan Zenunaj (11-1, 9 Koó) fights in an eight-round junior lightweight affair and 22-year-old Russian Radzhab Butaev (1-0, 1 KO), whawhai i roto i Brooklyn, in a six-round super welterweight fight against South Carolina’s TyKeem Sadler (6-1, 4 Koó)
Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e DiBella Entertainment i roto i te rōpū ki Star Boxing, tīmata i $25, e kore e tae utu e hāngai ana, a kei runga i te hoko i teie nei. Ka taea te hokona Tickets ipurangi mā te toro www.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com ranei na roto i te te karanga 1-800-745-3000. E wātea ana hoki ngā tīkiti i te American Express Pouaka Office i Center Barclays. E wātea ana pä Group i karanga 844-BKLYN-GP.
A tall featherweight at more than six feet, the 20-year-old Barrios picked up seven victories in a jam-packed 2015 in which he stopped five opponents inside the distance, including an uppercut left hook combo that ended the night of Manuel Vides in December. The San Antonio-native turned pro in 2013 and is on the fast track towards a world title shot as he makes his 2016 tuatahi.
A winner of six-straight fights, Giacon is coming off of a unanimous decision over previously unbeaten Steve Jamoye in October 2015 that put him in the top contender status in the division. The 27-year-old has fought in Spain, Panama and Italy throughout a pro career that dates back to 2007 a ka waiho te hanga i tana U.S. debut on April 16.
A popular Brooklyn fighter who competed in Barclays Center’s first-ever professional female boxing match, Meinga Hardy kua he tino kai ki te taiwhanga i mai. I April 16, she will be making her sixth appearance at Barclays Center. He iti i runga i nga tau e rua i muri i tona tuatahi pro, Riro Hardy he whitiki taitara ao i roto i te wehenga whā super i roto i te Oketopa 2014 and followed it up in 2015 with a victory over Renata Domsodi and two over Noemi Bosques.
Fighting out of Lublin, Poland, Maciec will be making his second start in the U.S. and his first in the Polish-heavy borough of Brooklyn. The 26-year-old owns victories over veteran contenders Lanardo Tyner, Laszlo Fazekas and previously unbeaten Sasun Karapetyan.
Originally from Kosovo but fighting out of Belgium, Zenunaj made his U.S. debut in December 2015 and stopped Bryant Cruz in the seventh round to announce his presence stateside. The 28-year-old has won 10 fights in a row including eight in a row by knockout.
Kawea tüäpapa hōtaka Brooklyn BOXING ™ Center o Barclays e te AARP. PBC i te NBC tautoko e kurahauao, pai rawa Beer.
Mō ētahi atu pārongo'a'ahi www.premierboxingchampions.com a www.nbcsports.com/boxing, te whai i runga i TwitterPremierBoxing,ErrolSpenceJr, ChrisAlgieri, USSCunningham, @Marcus_Browne, LouDiBella, StarBoxing,NBCSports, @BarclaysCenter and @Swanson_Comm or become a fan on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/PremierBoxingChampions, www.facebook.com/NBCSports, www.Facebook.com/DiBellaEntertainment a www.Facebook.com/barclayscenter. Highlights available at www.youtube.com/premierboxingchampions.
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Timothy Bradley, Melvina Lathan & Sadam Ali Leading 2015 award winners honored at 29th annual Ring 8 Takahanga Hararei & Awards Ceremony

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(L-R) — 2015 Ring 8 Tohu toa: New York Fighter of the Year Sadam Ali, Woman of the Decade Melvina Lathan and Fighter of the Year Timothy Bradley
(photo by Peter Frutkoff)
NEW YORK, NY (Hakihea 21, 2015) – A capacity crowd enjoyed the recent 29th Ring ā-tau 8 Holiday Event and Awards Ceremony at Russo’s On The Bay in Howard Beach, New York.
Rima-wā, toa e rua-wehenga te ao Timothy “Koraha Storm” Bradley received the Ring 8 Toa o te Tohu Tau. Other 2015 Ring 8 tohu toa (kite te rārangi katoa i raro) included former New York State Athletic Commission chairperson Melvina Lathan(Tai o te tekau tau), tūturu No. 1 ao nguha Welterweight Port “World Kid” He (NY Fighter o te Tau), Heather Hardy (NY Wahine Fighter o te Tau), “Ireland o” John Duddy (Uncrowned Champion), Andre Rozier (Trainer o te Tau) a Joe DeGuardia (Kaiwhakatairanga o te Tau). Randy Gordon served as the Master of Ceremonies.
“I matou 340 people and everybody enjoyed themselves,” reported Ring 8 peresideni Bob Duffy. “Things went very well. There were a few emotional acceptance speeches and some tears shed.
“We donated a table to Wounded Warriors and also presented Keith Sullivan with a special trophy for all the legal work and support he gives Ring 8, New York State Mekemeke Hall o te Rongonui, Atlas Foundation, Boxing Writers Association of America, and boxing in New York.”
2015 Ring 8 Tohu toa
(Photo by Peter Frutkoff)
2015 KING 8 Tohu toa
Fighter o te Tau: Timothy Bradley
Tai o te tekau tau: Hon. Melvina Lathan
NY Fighter o te Tau: Sadam Ali
NY Wahine Fighter o te Tau: Heather Hardy
Uncrowned Champion: John Duddy
Co-Cutmen o te Tau: George Mitchell & Mike Rella
Mema Poari o te Tau: Billy Strigaro
Trainer o te Tau: Andre Rozier
Hapori Ratonga Tohu: Kevin Collins & Gerard Wilson
Kaiwhakatairanga o te Tau: Joe DeGuardia
Kaitautoko o te Tau: George O'Neill
Official o te Tau: Carlos Ortiz, JR.
Amateur Official o te Tau: Christina Vila
Roa & Hiranga Ratonga Tohu: Jack Hirsch
Kōtaha o itoito Tohu: Paddy Dolan
Prospects o te Tau: Wesley Ferrer & Danny Gonzales
Ring auvaha i o te Tau: Rawiri Diamante
Mea ïa Tohu: Kāpara Ron McNair, JR.
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Toa o te Tau Timothy Bradley ki te haere ki te 29 o Ring ā- 8 Takahanga Hararei & Dec Awards Ceremony. 13 i roto i te New York; Melvina Lathan, Sadam Ali, Heather Hardy & John Duddy roto 2015 tohu toa

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Timothy Bradley (R) vs. Juan Manuel Marquez
(pikitia angalelei o Chris Farina / Kapa Top)
NEW YORK, NY (Whiringa 30, 2015) – Rima-wā, toa e rua-wehenga te ao Timothy “Koraha Storm” Bradley ka haere i te 29th Ring ā-tau 8 Takahanga Hararei me Tohu Ceremony, Rātapu ahiahi (12:30-5:30 p.m. AND), Hakihea 13, i te Russo On te Bay i roto i te Howard Beach, New York. Bradley will receive his award as the 2015 Ring 8 Fighter o te Tau.
Randy Gordon will serve as the event’s Master of Ceremonies. Other 2015 Ring 8 tohu toa (kite te rārangi katoa i raro) ngā mua heamana Komihana Athletic New York State Melvina Lathan (Tai o te tekau tau), tūturu No. 1 ao nguha Welterweight Port “World Kid” He (NY Fighter o te Tau), Heather Hardy(NA Wahine Fighter o te Tau), “Ireland o” John Duddy (Uncrowned Champion), Andre Rozier (Trainer o te Tau) a Joe DeGuardia (Kaiwhakatairanga o te Tau).
32-tau-tawhito te Bradley, whawhai i roto i te nikau Springs, California, Ko te-wā e rua, me te kingi Mekemeke Organization World (Te toa Welterweight WBO, i roto i te tua atu ki te he marama te ao Welterweight toru-wā titlist.
Tona rārangi o ngā pārurenga pānui rite te wai te wai o te mekemeke i roto i te 140 ki 147 wehenga pauna: Manny Pacquiao, Juan Manuel Marquez, Ruslan Provodnikov, Joel Casamayor, Devon Alexander, Jessie Vargas, Luis Carlos Abregu, Lamont Peterson, Kendall Holt,Junior Witter a Brandon Rios.
“Timothy Bradley earned his award with an outstanding performance against Brandon Rios (WTKO9),” Ring 8 peresideni Bob Duffy mea. “Te mahi tahi me te kaiako hou, Teddy Atlas (fakatātaa'i ki raro ki te matau ki Bradley) , Ko te rangi te rohe mo Bradley. Matou tino waimarie ki te whai Timoteo ratere whenua ripeka ki te haere to tatou Takahanga Hararei ki te tiki i tona Fighter o te tohu Tau.
“No te mea ko te taua rōpū nui e whakahonore tatou tenei tau i tenei, we expect a sold out crowd of 400. To tatou mau melo e titiro atu ki tenei hui i tenei tau. Mauruuru mau tatou tuku ia ratou to ratou tautoko rite Ring 8 proudly continues its record for lending a helping hand to those in the boxing community who are less fortunate. Ia tau, ka whakanui to tatou Ceremony Takahanga Hararei me Tohu to tatou hākinakina nui o te mekemeke, rīanga pūtea nui-e hiahiatia ana ara te kia mau ai tatou i to tatou misioni no to tatou mau taeae rawakore me tuahine i roto i te mekemeke. Roa'tu tatou e aueue i to ratou pito.”
2015 KING 8 Tuhinga WINNERS
Fighter o te Tau: Timothy Bradley
Tai o te tekau tau: Hon. Melvina Lathan
NY Fighter o te Tau: Sadam Ali
NY Wahine Fighter o te Tau: Heather Hardy
Uncrowned Champion: John Duddy
Co-Cutmen o te Tau: George Mitchell & Mike Rella
Mema Poari o te Tau: Billy Strigaro
Trainer o te Tau: Andre Rozier
Hapori Ratonga Tohu: Kevin Collins & Gerard Wilson
Kaiwhakatairanga o te Tau: Joe DeGuardia
Kaitautoko o te Tau: George O'Neill
Official o te Tau: Carlos Ortiz, JR.
Amateur Official o te Tau: Christina Vila
Roa & Hiranga Ratonga Tohu: Jack Hirsch
Kōtaha o itoito Tohu: Paddy Dolan
Prospects o te Tau: Wesley Ferrer & Danny Gonzales
Ring auvaha i o te Tau: Rawiri Diamante
Mea ïa Tohu: Kāpara Ron McNair, JR.
Tīkiti Limited, utu i $125.00 ia tangata, E tonu e wātea ana ki te hoko mā te whakapā Bob Duffy i te waea (516.313.2304), īmēra DepComish@aol.com, arowhai mēra ranei (kia utua ki Ring 8) ki a ia (164 Lindbergh Road, Massapequa Park, NY 11762). E mai takoha o tetahi hāhi mo te hunga taea ki te haere ki te hui.
Tickets ngā he moko oti ki te cocktail haora i runga i te urunga, aru i te nohoanga i te hui tohu, tina me te purini, a tuwhera pae runga papa-puta noa i te ahiahi. He ka hoki te mākete puku o Etahi mekemeke. Tūmanakohia ana tēnei kaupapa ki te hoko-i roto i, me te tohe katoa ki te hoko tīkiti wawe tonu i roto i te tikanga ki te mau nohoanga pai.
Ko te rā kati mō te pānuitanga hōtaka Kei te tata hoki Whārangi tonu ($150.00), Hawhe-Whārangi ($80.00), me te Hauwhā-Whārangi ($50.00). Me te īmēra pānuitanga katoa (DepComish@aol.com) ranei te ti'ahapa ki Duffy (516.313.2304) i te wāhitau whakarārangitia i runga ake.
Haere ki ipurangi ki www.Ring8ny.com mō ētahi atu mōhiohio e pā ana ki Ring 8 ranei ona Events Hararei ā-tau me te Tohu Ceremony.
Kei a Russo I te Bay te i 162-45 Crossbay Blvd. i roto i te Howard Beach(718.843.5055).
Ring 8 News: Jack Hirsch, ko wai e te fariiraa i te 2015 Ring 8 Roa & Hiranga Ratonga Tohu, I tata pōtitia rite Vice te peresideni o Ring 8.
Haereraa Ring 8 Ceremony manuhiri rongonui hararei me Tohu ngā toa o mua ao Mark Breland, Luis Collazo, Iran Barkley a Vito Antuofermo, me Sean Monahan, Bobby Cassidy, Harold Lederman a Frankie Galarza
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Uiui Brooklyn'S PAULIE MALIGNAGGI ON ESPN Pāohotanga o Natana TE HOT KURĖ KAI Contest ON HÖNGONGOI 4 I koni ISLAND

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Malignaggi kanohi tūturu Danny Garcia i te Rāhoroi, August 1 Putanga o te Pirimia Boxing Champions i runga i ESPN Ora Mai Center Barclays

Pāwhiritia HERE Hoki Ataata uiuiraa Full

Pāwhiritia HERE No te Photos i Ed Diller / DiBella Entertainment

Brooklyn (Hōngongoi 6, 2015) – Former two-division world champion and Brooklynite Paulie “Ko te Magic te tangata” Malignaggi I faka'eke'eke e Melanie Collins i runga i te haapurororaa o ESPN o o te Natana Hot Dog Kai Contest i runga i Rāhoroi, Hōngongoi 4th i runga i koni Island.

 

Puta ia i roto i te mua o te raucous mano Brooklyn, a hainatia tëneti, a tangohia ana whakaahua ki te pā.

 

Malignaggi (33-6, 7 Koó) e runga i te superstar tūturu Danny “Swift” Garcia (30-0, 17 Koó) i roto i te hui matua o te ahiahi i runga i Rāhoroi, August 1 i Center Barclays. Haamata mahi teata i 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT ki whitu tekau World Champion Daniel “Ko te Miracle te tangata” Jacobs (29-1, 26 Koó) tango i runga i te toa o mua ao Sergio “Ko te Latin Snake” Mora (28-3-2, 9 Koó).

 

Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e DiBella Entertainment, E utu i $250, $150, $75 a $45, e kore e tae atu utu ratonga hāngai, me te takoha, a kei runga i te hoko i teie nei. E wātea ana i ngā tīkiti www.barclayscenter.com, www.ticketmaster.com a, i te American Express Box Office i Center Barclays. Ki te ki atu tenei na roto i te waea, karanga Ticketmaster i (800) 745-3000. No te tīkiti rōpū, tēnā karanga 800-GROUP-bk.

 

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PAULIE MALIGNAGGI, TANIELU JACOBS, Heather Hardy & TRAVIS PETERKIN CELEBRATE NATIONAL CREATIVE ICE CREAM FLAVOR DAY AT BLUE MARBLE ICE CREAM IN BROOKLYN WITH ICE CREAM FLAVORS NAMED AFTER THEM

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Malignaggi kanohi Danny Garcia & Jacobs Takes On Sergio Mora On

Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i ESPN

Rāhoroi, August 1 i Center Barclays

9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT

Pāwhiritia HERE No te Photos i Ed Diller / DiBella Entertainment

Brooklyn (Hōngongoi 1, 2015) – Hei whakanui Day hā National Creative Ice Cream, whawhai whakataetae i runga i te August 1 Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions kāri i Center Barclays tae mai Blue Marble Ice Cream i Brooklyn i tenei ra i reira tango ratou, a mahi ana ki cream tio ingoa i muri ratou.

 

Kei raro nei ko te whawhai i roto i te tae atu me te rongo ratou aihikirīmi:

 

Paulie “Ko te Magic te tangata” Malignaggi – “Magic pīnati pata Paulie” – Pīnati pata Ice Cream whiri ki te pepa Chocolate Pōuri

 

Daniel “Ko te Miracle te tangata” Jacobs – “Ko te Miracle Midnight Pihikete te tangata” – Tiakarete Mint Ice Cream ki Pihikete Organic

 

Heather “Ko te Heat” Hardy – “Ite te Heat” – Pouri Kirīmi Chocolate Ice ki Organic mea kakara, me te maramara Chocolate Pōuri

 

Travis “Ko te Notorious” Peterkin – “Ko te Nutorious Butterpeterkin” -Pata-n-Salt Ice Cream ki Organic Missouri Pecans

 

Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e DiBella Entertainment, E utu i $250, $150, $75 a $45, e kore e tae atu utu ratonga hāngai, me te takoha, a kei runga i te hoko i teie nei. E wātea ana i ngā tīkiti www.barclayscenter.com, www.ticketmaster.com a, i te American Express Box Office i Center Barclays. Ki te ki atu tenei na roto i te waea, karanga Ticketmaster i (800) 745-3000. No te tīkiti rōpū, tēnā karanga 800-GROUP-bk.

 

Malignaggi (33-6, 7 Koó) Ka fehangahangai tūturu Danny “Swift” Garcia (30-0, 17 Koó) i roto i te hui headlining i runga i ESPN.

 

“Tetahi kirīmi tio i roto i te wa raumati he kirīmi tio nui, na kahore he amuamu reira. Ko te 'Magic pīnati pata Paulie’ Ko reka,” Said Malignaggi. “E ora ana ahau no te taime nui i roto i toku mahi, rite August 1. Aroha ana ahau ki te ao Kikī me te huru hulu 'nui i roto i toku whenua. E haere tatou i ki te whawhai i roto i te rua i runga i te PBC kāri ESPN me te hoki i Center Barclays, e kumea tonu he rahi te hui mo enei kāri PBC. Garcia me ahau kukume tonu i te mano nui ka tatou kua whawhai na hanga reira te tikanga katoa i roto i te ao, no te ki a tatou te hanga i tēnei whawhai. Titiro atu ahau ki te wero.”

 

Jacobs (29-1, 26 Koó) ka tiakina e tona taitara ki te toa o mua te ao Sergio “Ko te Latin Snake” Mora (28-3-2, 9 Koó) i roto i te kaiwahi i afata teata i runga i ESPN te timatanga i 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT.

 

“The ‘Miracle Midnight Cookie Man’ ko te tino pai. Toku utuafare e ahau aroha ki aihikirīmi, na ka hari ahau e ka e ahau ki te kawe mai ia ratou i roto i rite ki te pai. Rongo toku ko toku whiriwhiri runga i roto i nga rongo auaha katoa ahakoa, na au rawa hari,” Said Jacobs. “I’ve very excited about August 1 and to be back home. Kua ahau i ha faingamālie ki te whawhai i Center Barclays rave rahi mau taime i mua i, a ka Kei te whiwhi nui, me te nui ia wa. 'Oku Oaoa ki te kia hoki i roto i taua pūngao pai ahau, whawhai i te hōia taukei i Sergio Mora ko wai e homai ki ahau he whakamātautau kei, engari rapu ana ahau ki te whakanui ana hoki i toku wheako, me te paruru i toku whitiki ano pai.”

 

Hardy (13-0, 2 Koó) a Peterkin (15-0, 7 Koó) Ka whakataetae i roto i te pāngia undercard motuhake i runga i August 1 i Center Barclays.

 

“'Ite te Heat’ ko na pai. Hoatu e ratou ki roto ki te hinamona reira hoki i ahau, a whakanohoia e ahau he hinamona i runga i nga mea katoa, na ko reira nui,” Said Hardy. “Ahau na oaoa ki te kia ano hoki i Center Barclays i runga i tetahi atu kāri PBC. A, no te kitenga o ahau i runga i toku kai rongo i whiwhi Center Barclays tenei whawhai i huaina Lou o ahau (DiBella) tari, ka mea, 'E hiahia ana ahau ki runga ki taua kāri!’ A kihai i mutu ahau. I nga ra katoa i tono ahau ki te kia tāpiri. Na au hari rawa ki te kia hoki i roto i te Brooklyn, e whawhai ana i Center Barclays ano.”

 

“'Ko te Notorious Butterpeterkin’ Ko tino hā auaha toku tino. Reka te reira nui, a no te mea o tenei ka e ahau sparring e pā ana ki 10 rounds today and doing some extra running later tonight,” Na ka mea a Peterkin. “He i runga i tenei kāri ko te mahi nui hoki ahau. I whanau ahau, ka whakaarahia i roto i te Brooklyn. Mahara ahau ki te aroaro o a Center Barclays noa hanga. Tutei ahau nga mea katoa e haere ki runga, and then I actually worked at Barclays Center too. So this will be great being part of such a big PBC event.”

 

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DANNY GARCIA REMAINS UNDEFEATED WITH MAJORITY DECISION OVER LAMONT PETERSON DURING SATURDAY’S EDITION OF PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON NBC FROM BARCLAYS CENTER

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ANDY LEE AND PETER QUILLIN BATTLE TO DRAW

IN EXPLOSIVE BOUT

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Credit Photo: Lucas Noonan / Pirimia Boxing Champions

Brooklyn (April 12, 2015) – Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i NBC returned with two exciting bouts Rāhoroi night as Danny “Swift” Garcia (30-0, 17 Koó) patua Lamont Peterson (33-3-1, 17 Koó) by majority decision and “Irish” Andy Lee (34-2-1, 24 Koó) a Peter “Chocolate Kid” Quillin (31-0-1, 22 Koó) fought to a split draw at Barclays Center.

 

The evening’s second main event saw the undefeated Garcia stalk the lightning quick Peterson around the ring while consistently attacking Peterson’s body. Peterson moved well in the first half of the fight, but did not begin engaging offensively until the later rounds.

 

The two exchanged blows throughout a raucous twelfth round that stirred the crowd of 12,300 at Barclays Center into a frenzy. The judges tallies ended at 115-113 for Garcia twice and one score of 114-114.

 

“Ite ahau nui. I prepared for a war. He was moving a lot. I thought it was close, not going to lie,” Said Garcia. “It was definitely close the whole way through. I did enough to win and I’m happy with my performance.

 

[On going up in weight] “I feel like I have to go up. It’s affecting my performance, but I feel like I did a great job.”

 

“I did my part. I’m not calling it a robbery but it was a good fight,” Said Peterson. “I don’t expect an easy journey for me to get where I’m going. Ite ahau nui. That’s probably the least contact I’ve ever had in a fight.”

 

In the first main event, Quillin scored a huge knockdown in the first round and followed it up by putting Lee on the canvas in round three. Lee made adjustments as the fight went on and began to box Quillin effectively, even putting him down in the seventh round.

 

Lee and Quillin landed almost the same percentage of punches with Lee connecting on 38 percent and Quillin on 39 ōrau. One judge scored the bout 113-112 for Lee with another scoring the bout 113-112 for Quillin and the final had a score of 113-113.

 

“There’s a reason why judges are judges. They see it their way. I respect the decision,” Said Quillin.

 

[On being knocked down] “There’s a first time for everything. I’m very thankful that I was able to get back up and keep fighting. I took a year off and I was able to go 12-rounds and I could have kept going.”

 

“Ko te he whawhai uaua. He dropped me early because I was being lazy. I got my momentum late in the fight and I boxed consistently. I understand why with two knockdowns people felt he won the decision. I could have done better te po nei. If my next fight is Peter Quillin.”

 

Premier Boxing Champions on NBC was promoted by DiBella Entertainment and sponsored by Corona.

 

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