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Baltimore Boxing ka a nọrọ n'ụlọ "akụ aka nri si" November 25!

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Baltimore, MD (October 23, 2015) - Jake Smith si Baltimore Boxing n'ọkwá ga-enye ebe Fans na Olympic ịke ọkpọ on Ekele eve site n'ikwu "akụ aka nri Ọ" Wednesday, November 25 na Michaels Eighth Avenue na Glen Burnie, MD.

 

Tiketi ndị na ere ugbu a site na-akpọ 410-375-9175 ma ọ bụ na-egbu osisi jidesie Baltimoreboxing.com. Onye tiketi zụrụ tupu mmalite na $25, echekwabara oche na- $35, echekwabara tebụl maka 10 na-aga n'ihi na $350, onye Ukwuu oche na- $50 na Ukwuu tebụl nke 10 na-ọnụ na $500. Ụzọ na-emeghe na 6:30 pm na mbụ agha-amalite mgbe 8.All Ndị Ukwuu ticketholders enweta a arụkọ nkuru n'onwe otu awa tupu mbụ agha.

 

Na-akpakọrịta na "akụ aka nri si" Baltimore Boxing na-inye onyinye tiketi na hosting a 50/50 raffle maka Colon Cancer Alliance aka na-alụ ọgụ a dị ize ndụ ọrịa.

 

Otu n'ime kasị iche nke cancer, na Colon Cancer Alliance ozi ya ịkụ aka colon cancer site championing mgbochi, ego ọnwụ onu nnyocha na n'inye àgwà ndidi nkwado ọrụ. The Colon Cancer Alliance bụ a mpako so na National Health Council Ụkpụrụ nke Excellence Asambodo Mmemme.

 

"Anyị na-agba mbọ iji na-akụ aka si colon cancer,"Kwuru Allison Ornitz, Development Nchịkọba nke Colon Cancer Alliance. "The omume na Baltimore Boxing na-azụ mmata na na-akawanye anyị otu nzọụkwụ nso imezu anyị ozi. Colon cancer bụ n'ụzọ dị ukwuu egbochi ma mgbe ndị mmadụ na-ekpuchi, anyị maara ndụ na-eme azọpụta. "

 

Topping "akụ aka nri Ọ" bụ ihe na-akpali akpali Heavyweight agha n'etiti Baltimore Boxing si Brian "Bam Bam" Haneschlager sere Ryan nke West Virginia. Haneschlager bụ oké aka fighter na nnukwu onye ofufe a na-esonụ Maryland na Ryan bụ ma na-ida, chikota a 7-0 ndekọ.

 

Baltimore Boxing si Donald Wallace agha ibe Baltimorean Tyrell Boyd na ngalaba-isi omume nke mgbede. Wallace, nke na-ka mma na bụla agha, furu efu a controversial mkpebi ukwuu ahuta Sharif Rahman ikpeazụ nke ọnwa na Olympic Qualifiers na Philadelphia.

 

Multi oge mmeri Life "Bazooka Joe" Veazey, Courtney Hartlove, Allen Burris, Tommy Coe. Obere, Stefon McCray, Sean Veazy na Ernest Ụlọ Nzukọ ga-ọ bụla na-egosi dị iche iche undercard oké mmanya.

 

Ọzọ oké mmanya ga-mara ọkwa n'oge na-adịghị na Baltimore Boxing na-ọ nri mkpọ mbanye iji jide n'aka na ndị na-enweghị ka imeli ihe oriri ga-enwe ike inwe ha Ekele. The nri mbanye a na-kwadoro site Merritt Park Baptist Church na Dundalk.

 

"Ọ bụ ihe obi ụtọ inwe azụ na Michael si Eighth na ụfọdụ n'ime anyị mma talent,"Kwuru Jake Smith. "M na mpako ka nwere ndị na Colon Cancer Alliance-arụ ọrụ na anyị maka ihe omume a na anyị na-aga na-enyere ha bulie ego na oha na eze ọgụ n'abalị. Anyị na-n'ezie na-atụ anya na-etinye on a oké show maka obodo na-ezite ha n'ụlọ obi ụtọ n'ihi na Ekele. "

 

N'ihi na ihe ọmụma na Colon Cancer Alliance, biko gaa na CCAlliance.org. Iji nweta ihe ọmụma na Baltimore Boxing n'ọkwá, na-aga Baltimoreboxing.com.

 

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Baltimore Boxing meets with Baltimore Police Officials!

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L-R: Mindi Smith, Ally Smith, Jake Smith, Ganesha Martin (Chief of Staff Baltimore Police Department), Debbie Ramsey (Former Baltimore Police Detective and Founder of Unified Efforts) and Anthony Batts (Baltimore Police Commissioner)

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Baltimore, MD (Ka 27, 2015) – Jake Smith, CEO of Baltimore Boxing Promotions, and his family recently met with Baltimore City Police officials.

Smith, a longtime promoter in the Charm City and former professional boxer, was personally impacted by the riots as his gym was temporarily shut down. Having spent his entire life in and around Baltimore, Smith called the riots the worst thing he’s ever seen and feared for the safety of those that had neighboring businesses. Within a few days, order was restored due to an outstanding effort by the Baltimore PD.

During the visit, which included time with Chief of Staff Ganesha Martin and Commissioner Anthony Batts, Smith personally thanked them for their heroic efforts. He also donated tickets for his Ka 29 “Blood, Sweat & Tears” fight card at Michael’s Eighth Avenue to the department and will honor them during the evening.

“The police are unsung heroes in almost every community,"Kwuru Smith. “It’s unfortunate that certain isolated incidents have many people feeling like law enforcement is bad. We all must remember the good that they’ve done in keeping us safe. They risk their lives to keep crime, drugs and guns off the streets. It’s also important for people in Baltimore to remember how scary it was living here during the riots. The men and women of the police department literally had to face violent protesters while significantly outnumbered. For all that they did to restore the city I love, the absolute least I can do is donate tickets and honor them on fight night. I believe that we all owe them a big thank you for protecting us.”

Tickets for “Blood, Sweat & Tears” can be purchased by calling 410-375-9175 ma ọ bụ na-aga Baltimoreboxing.com. Onye tiketi na-amalite mgbe $25 na Ukwuu tebụl nke 10 dị maka $500. All Ukwuu ticketholders pụrụ ịnụ ụtọ free hors d'oeurves si 7-8 pm, the best seats in the house and a special meet and greet with five time world champion Vinny Paz.

In addition to honoring the policemen and women, Baltimore Boxing is proudly teaming up with Unified Efforts. Since their founding in 2012 by former Baltimore detective Debbie Ramsey, Unified Efforts is a full-service bullying prevention organization that has helped raise awareness throughout theCharm City. To assist with the program,

Baltimore Boxing will donate tickets and proceeds from a 50/50 raffle on fight night.

For more information on Baltimore Boxing Promotions, gaa Baltimoreboxing.com

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Baltimore Boxing to honor Police during “Blood, Sweat & Tears” Card May 29!

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Baltimore, MD (Ka 18, 2015) – Jake Smith’s Baltimore Boxing Promotions will honor the Baltimore Police Department during a special Olympic style card Friday, Ka 29 na Michael si Eighth Okporo ụzọ na Glen Burnie, MD.

 

Tickets for “Blood, Sweat & Tears” can be purchased by calling 410-375-9175 ma ọ bụ na-aga Baltimoreboxing.com. Onye tiketi na-amalite mgbe $25 na Ukwuu tebụl nke 10 dị maka $500. All Ukwuu ticketholders pụrụ ịnụ ụtọ free hors d'oeurves si 7-8 pm, the best seats in the house and a special meet and greet with five time world champion Vinny Paz.

 

During the recent Baltimore Riots, a number of officers were hit with rocks, bricks and others items while attempting to stop violent protests. N'ozuzu, karịrị 100 officers were injured trying to prevent further damage to the city. During the evening, Baltimore Boxing will have a special ceremony honoring the department for their courageous efforts to stop violent protesters.

 

“Baltimore was a very scary place last month,"Kwuru Smith. “I had to shut my gym down and know a lot of people had their businesses destroyed. If it weren’t for the brave men and women in law enforcement, things would’ve been even worse. I commend them for the job they did and honoring them during the card is the least that I can do.”

 

Fast rising heavyweight Sam “Vanilla Gorilla” Crossed returns to the ring less than three weeks after his most recent bout when he defends his East Coast Heavyweight crown in the main event. Crossed, who is turning professional after this fight, has shown tremendous improvement and always gives fans their monies worth. Ya onye iro ga-mara ọkwa obere oge.

 

Welterweight Allen Burris looks to continue his hot streak against an opponent TBD in the co-featured bout of the evening and other bouts will be announced shortly.

 

In addition to honoring the policemen and women, Baltimore Boxing is proudly teaming up with Unified Efforts. Since their founding in 2012 by formerBaltimore detective Debbie Ramsey, Unified Efforts is a full-service bullying prevention organization that has helped raise awareness throughout the Charm City. To assist with the program, Baltimore Boxing will donate tickets and proceeds from a 50/50 raffle on fight night.

 

“This is going to be our second time working with Unified Efforts,"Kwuru Smith. “Debbie has a great heart and it was an excellent experience having her at our card last November. We are very glad to have Debbie and Unified Efforts promoting a great message in association with the fight card. Michael’s Eighth Avenue has been our most popular venue and was sold out for the last card so I advise everybody to purchase their tickets early because this will be a special event for the community.”

 

For more information on Baltimore Boxing Promotions, gaa Baltimoreboxing.com

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Baltimore Boxing issues Statement on Baltimore Riots

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Baltimore, MD (April 28, 2015) – As the rioters tear through the streets of Baltimore, MD, boxing promoter and gym owner Jake “The Snake” Smith remains extremely concerned for his friends, family and community. Like many other locals, Smith not only calls the Baltimore area his home but a place where he makes a living.

 

Having spent his entire life in and around Baltimore, Smith’s two children attend nearby schools and his Baltimore Boxing Gym is located on S. Broadway. For the safety of those that attend, Smith closed his gym yesterday and is keeping the doors shut today as well. Due the violent protests of Freddie Gray’s death, Smith isn’t positive when he will be able to continue training his boxers, many of whom use the Baltimore Boxing Gym as a resource to escape the preexisting dangers of the streets.

 

“In my forty-plus years in Baltimore, this is the worst thing I’ve ever seen,"Kwuru Smith, whose promotional efforts have helped many local organizations through raffles and donations. “We are all aware that there are issues with police brutality throughout the country and while I am extremely disappointed with the lack of prosecution following specific incidents, rioting only makes everything worse. I truly understand that emotions are at all-time highs in Baltimore and people want their voices to be heard but this is not the way to do it. Having worked with people from all walks of life, I wholeheartedly respect everybody’s point of view but I am pleading with the community as a whole to schedule peaceful and civilized meetings with city officials. This is the only way for everybody to get their thoughts and opinions out while hearing what the other side has to say. Riots are only going to tear apart and create further distance between police and citizens in this great city. I pray that everything calms down quickly and a resolution is met.”

 

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Baltimore Boxing to invade Ocean City Convention Center May 9!

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Baltimore, MD (April 10, 2015) – Jake Smith’s Baltimore Boxing Promotions returns to Ocean City, MD for “Beatdown at the Beach” Saturday, Ka 9 at the Ocean City Convention Center.

 

Tickets for “Beatdown at the Beach” from $25 are available on Ticketmaster.com and at the Convention Center Box Office.

 

“Ocean City is a great market and one I’ve enjoyed coming to every year,"Kwuru Smith. “There are a lot of great events taking place from May until August there and I’m glad that Baltimore Boxing is a part of it. We had a great turnout for our last few shows and am excited to see everybody on the 9nke."

 

Ke isi omume nke mgbede, popular heavyweight Sam “Vanilla Gorilla” Crossed defends his East Coast Heavyweight title against an opponent to be named. The world record holder for fastest knockout, Crossed has shown steady improvement and looks to have a bright future.

 

Rising star Joey “Bazooka Joe” Veazey will put his East Coast Junior Middleweight crown on the line when he squares off against an opponent TBA. With great fan support and a plethora of skills, Veazey’s won numerous tournaments while achieving national and international rankings from various organizations.

 

Welterweight Allen Burris is scheduled to risk his East Coast belt against an opponent to be announced and other bouts will be announced shortly.

 

In association with the fight card, Baltimore Boxing will assist the Worcester County Humane Society with their efforts in helping shelter animals find new homes. During the evening, there will be a 50/50 raffle with the proceeds going to the society and Baltimore Boxing is also donating tickets.

 

“There are so many great organizations out there that need help,"Kwuru Smith, who has provided funding through raffles and auctions for various charities in association with Baltimore Boxing’s fight cards. “Animal shelters receive little or no funding even though they literally save lives of animals and connect them with loving families. It’s my pleasure to be assisting them and hopefully the money raised can go a long way.”

 

For more information on the Worcester County Humane Society, biko gaa na http://worcestercountyhumanesociety.org. Iji nweta ihe ọmụma na Baltimore Boxing n'ọkwá, na-aga Baltimoreboxing.com

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Ụlọ Nzukọ nke Famer Mark Johnson, kpakpando ututu uzuzu uzuzu Harrison na mbụ onye mmeri Vincent Pettway ịga "snap, Crackle na Pop "!

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Baltimore, MD (March 18, 2015) - Boxing akụkọ Mark "kwa nkọ" Johnson, undefeated uzuzu uzuzu Harrison na mbụ welterweight onye mmeri Vincent Pettway ga ịga Baltimore Boxing si "snap, Crackle na Pop " Saturday, March 27.

 

The kaadị na-ewe ke Michael si Eighth Okporo ụzọ na Glen Burnie ji ibo ụzọ na-emeghe na 6:30 pm na mbụ mgbịrịgba ndokwa maka 8. Tiketi ndị na ere ugbu a site na-akpọ 410-375-9175 ma ọ bụ na-aga Baltimoreboxing.com. Onye tiketi na-amalite mgbe $25 na Ukwuu tebụl nke 10 dị maka $500. All Ukwuu ticketholders pụrụ ịnụ ụtọ free hors d'oeurves si 7-8 pm na mma oche ụlọ.

 

Otu n'ime ihe ndị kasị nta ndị na-ọkpọ akụkọ ihe mere eme, Johnson jidere ndị IBF flyweight aha ke 1996 site na-akụ aka si Francisco Trejedor ke akpa gburugburu. The Washington, DC ala wee chebe ya egwuregwu ugboro asaa n'ihu na-akpụ akpụ na-emeri ndị IBF ibu flyweight okpueze. After a pair of setbacks to future hall of famer Rafael Marquez, Johnson ghọrọ nwoke mbụ iti n'ọdịnihu kpakpando Fernando Montiel na 2003 tupu ọ lakpuo afọ atọ gasịrị na ihe pụrụ iche 44-5 ndekọ. Na a kpara ọrụ na akwụkwọ ndị, Johnson edeba aha ya n'usuu ndị International Boxing Ụlọ Nzukọ nke Maara Aha na 2012.

 

A maara nke ọma na-ebili kpakpando, Harrison tụgharịa pro na mfri eke afọ 16. Ebe ke ama site n'ụbọchị otu,Harrison ke-mgbanaka ọma akwadowo mama na ọ nọgidere na-mma mgbe ọ bụla ọ abatakwa nhata gburugburu. Ya kasị nso-nso n'obi, na DC dabeere Harrison mma ka 25-0 na jidere ndị WBC Afrika America Welterweight okpueze site besting Tommy Rainone karịrị iri agba na Madison Square Ogige.

 

Alụ ọgụ nke Baltimore, Pettway ghọrọ a n'ụwa onye mmeri na 1994, stopping underrated Gianfranco Rossi to win the IBF super welterweight belt. In his next match, Pettway gbatara otu n'ime ndị kasị kwesịrị ncheta knockouts ọkpọ akụkọ ihe mere eme, obi ịta mmiri na-etinye pụọ Simon Brown nke isii gburugburu idowe ya aha. Mgbe Brown see kwaaji, ọ n'ụzọ nkịtị tụbara punches na ikuku. The Max e gosiri ọtụtụ ugboro ma ọ bụ a mmasị nke ọkpọ Fans.

 

Pettway lara ezumike nká na 2001 na a ndekọ nke 43-7-1 na 32 Enwee Mmeri site knockout. Ikpeazụ August, ọ natara Murray Smith "School nke Ike gara" award ya na ndụ nkwa na City nke Baltimore.

 

"Ọ oge i nwere ike abụọ ọkpọ greats na otu nke kasị mma na-eto eto alụso otu ebe na otu oge bụ ihe pụrụ iche,"Kwuru Jake Smith nke Baltimore Boxing n'ọkwá. "Vincent kemgbe a oké enyi na supporter nke Baltimore Boxing dị ka Mark. Anụla m uzuzu uzuzu ebe ọ bụ a eyen na m nwere obi abụọ adịghị na ọ ga-a n'ụwa onye mmeri n'ọdịnihu dị nso. "

 

Johnson, Harrison, na Pettway ga-abụ dị ikori na Ukwuu ticketholders, banye autographs ma na-photos. Ise oge mmeri Vinny Paz na-ịga, a ga-ekwurịta ya na-abịa nkiri, wine ụlọ ọrụ na iwepụta oge na-na Ukwuu ticketholders.

 

Nke a na-akpali akpali mgbede ọkpọ ga-anọ aha ịlụ ọgụ gụnyere keobere middleweight Life "Bazooka Joe" Veazey na heavyweight Sam "Vanilla ozodimgba" Gbara na ọkụ n'ihi na ha nkewa si East Coast okpueze. The undercard ga-Njirimara Allen "The Hampton Hammer" Burris, Courtney Hartlove, 2015 Golden uwe onye mmeri Tommy Kọz Obere. na mbụ na mahadum basketball kpakpando Stefon McCray dị iche iche oké.

 

Ná mkpakọrịta na nke a siri ike mgbede nke ịlụ ọgụ, Baltimore Boxing na-na mba a pụrụ iche 50/50 raffle maka Brooke na Nathan Fenush Ọkà Mmụta Fund. The enweta ego e kere aka Baltimore County Fire Department Lieutenant Paul Fenush, bụ onye nwunye na nso nso agabigawo.

 

Maka ozi ndị ọzọ, na-aga Baltimoreboxing.com