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Amateur Standout & Trainer of YouTube Star KSI Set to Turn Pro

Cruiserweight Viddal Riley To Train with Jeff Mayweather
ni Las fegasi
(Left to right: YouTube Star KSI & Trainer Viddal Riley)
Tẹ NIBI for Photos from Team Riley

 

Las fegasi (July 3, 2018) – “The Biggest YouTube Event in Internet History”, headlined by the showdown between YouTube stars KSI and Logan Paul, may actually end up producing one potential world champion.

 

 

 

KSI’s head coach and UK amateur boxing standout Viddal Riley will turn pro as a cruiserweight after a 49-fight amateur career that included numerous regional titles and a silver medal at the Junior European Championships. Riley will move to the professional ranks with Jeff Mayweather as his trainer and be managed by Amer Abdallah, who most notably works with two-division world champion Badou Jack.

 

 

 

I am looking forward to taking advantage of this great opportunity to turn pro and start this journey under the tutelage of Jeff Mayweather,” said Riley. “Having Amer Abdallah on-board fills me with confidence that we can take over the cruiserweight division and make history.

 

 

 

Riley recently visited Las Vegas along with KSI back in March where he met Mayweather at the Mayweather Boxing Club. While his primary focus was preparing his fighter for his highly-anticipated fight against Logan Paul, Riley took advantage of the opportunity by sparring with several local cruiserweights, including unbeaten contender Andrew “Awọn eranko” Tabiti.

 

 

 

Sparring Viddal was like looking in the mirror,” said Tabiti. “He’s very smart and I was impressed with his speed and power. I’m very interested to see him grow as a pro fighter.

 

 

 

Mayweather was immediately impressed by the skillset he saw from Riley, “I think he has the potential to become world champion in a very short time frame. He has extremely fast hands and explosive power, but his continued thirst for knowledge impressed me the most.

 

 

 

Viddal has the potential to make a long-lasting impact on this sport,” Said Abdallah. “He possesses both the skills to make significant noise in boxing along with the social media reach to connect with millions. It’s a promoter’s dream.

Michael “The Silverback” Moore nwa fun anfani nla

Las fegasi (July 29, 2015)–Jr. Middleweight, Michael Moore (13-1, 6 KO ká) Lọwọlọwọ jade ni Las fegasi itanran yiyi rẹ ogbon labẹ awọn olori ati ikẹkọ ti Jeff Mayweather. Mayweather ti wa ni ìrànwọ nínú mu awọn Onija ti n mọ bi “The Silverback” si awọn tókàn ipele.

Said Moore, “Mo ti ko sise pẹlu iru ohun alaragbayida olukọni. O ni gbogbo nipa jije ni aabo pẹlu awọn kikọ ṣẹ lodi ati agbọye pé ọkùnrin yìí jẹ nibi lati mu mi lọ si pe asiwaju ipele bi o ti ṣe ki ọpọlọpọ awọn miran.”
Ni a idaraya kún pẹlu talenti, o le jẹ gidigidi lati duro jade ni kan awọn enia ti ki ọpọlọpọ awọn onija, ṣugbọn Moore ti se ariyanjiyan awọn akiyesi ti ko nikan re olukọni Jeff Mayweather ati agbara ati karabosipo ẹlẹsin Delaney Howard. Recently a special guest came and gave some advice to Mike. Floyd Mayweather SR. ń rìn ni ayika, o si be ni iwọn ati ki o bere fun Moore diẹ ninu awọn ti ọgbọn rẹ.

Michael Moore ni gbogbo nipa ebi re. O si Google fidio chats pẹlu aya rẹ, ati awọn ọmọ soke si meta-igba ọjọ kan ati ki o Egba korira jije kuro lati wọn. Moore ti wi lori ki ọpọlọpọ awọn nija o kan lara buburu fun ẹnikẹni ti o ba igbesẹ ninu awọn oruka pẹlu rẹ tókàn nitori won ti wa ni lilọ lati lero awọn irora ti o ti a ti rilara wọnyi ti o ti kọja diẹ ọsẹ.

Mike Moore lori ṣiṣẹ pẹlu agbara ati karabosipo ẹlẹsin Delaney Howard:

“Delaney ti mọ mi mi gbogbo aye. O si mọ bi o si gan Titari mi si tókàn ipele ti ati fifa soke mi soke nigbati mo eel bi Mo ti sọ ní enough.This Boxing ere ni ko si awada ati awọn oniwe-pataki lati ni egbe kan ni ayika ti o ti yoo ko jẹ ki o da & yoo ko jẹ ki o fi fun soke. That motivates you to that championship level.
Moore, 29 ọdun atijọ lati Cleveland, Ohio, je ohun entrant ninu awọn Boxcino 2015 Jr. Middleweight figagbaga ki o si yoo ni ohun fii lori re nigbamii ti ija Kó.