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UNDEFEATED ADAM LOPEZ OUTPOINTS MARIO MUÑOZ IN MAIN EVENT ON SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATION FROM ADRIAN PHILLIPS BALLROOM IN HISTORIC BOARDWALK HALL
Unbeaten Ronald Ellis and Jerry Odom Box to Majority Draw,
O’Shaquie Foster Scores TKO Over Previously Undefeated Lavisas Williams, Christopher Brooker and John Magda Fight to Controversial Split Draw
Catch tun ṣe Monday, Feb. 22, ni 10:30 p.m. ATI/PT on SHO iwọn®
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Atlantic City (Feb. 20, 2016) - Adam "bota" Lopez (15-0, 7 KOs), ti San Antonio, Texas, remained unbeaten and took another step toward becoming a full-fledged contender by winning a hard-fought unanimous 10-round decision over previously undefeated Mario “Yayo” Muñoz (16-1-1, 10 KOs), ti Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, ni Friday káakọkọ iṣẹlẹ on ShoBox: The New generation gbe lori ASIKO IWORANlati Adrian Phillips Ballroom in Historic Boardwalk Hall.
“Lopez punched harder and controlled the tempo," ShoBox iwé Oluyanju Steve Farhood wi. “He overcame the problem with his right eye and now he’s 3-0 with three undefeated fighters on ShoBox, so he’s indeed a prospect to watch.”
The highly regarded Lopez, making his third ShoBox appearance and main event debut, survived a nasty cut over his right eye to win by the scores of 98-92 lemeji ati 97-93. There were no knockdowns.
“This was my toughest fight as a pro and I think I proved a lot,'' Wi Lopez, who entered the ring as the WBA No. 8 contender at 122 poun. “I showed I could fight through a lot of adversity. The cut in my eye was definitely a factor for my performance in a couple of rounds, but I put the pedal to the medal and got through it. I landed the more telling shots.
“This is the kind of fight I can learn from. Fighting through the cut and all the head butts, and still persevering. These are the kinds of fights that make fighters better. You don’t learn a thing by blowing guys out.
“Muñoz was a good fighter and landed some tight shots on me, but I was definitely the better fighter and there was no question I would get the decision. I thought I might stop him in the eighth or ninth, but it didn’t happen.’’
There was little known about Muñoz going into Friday, but the mystery man from Mexico who was making his United States debut and first start outside of Mexico performed well and showed solid skills and ability.
“I’m very disappointed in the decision,’’ Muñoz said. “I’m a better fighter than he is. I landed more combinations. My face is unmarked, look at his. He hurt me more from his low blows and head butts than he did with his punches. I’d love to fight him again.’’
With the defeat, Muñoz became the 142nd boxer on ShoBox to suffer his first defeat. Two fights earlier, Lavisas “Red Williams (8-1-1, 3 KOs), ti Rosessita, N.Y., di awọn 141st ShoBox boxer to suffer his initial setback when he lost by seventh round TKO to O'Shaquie "Ice Omi" Foster (10-1, 7 KOs), ti Orange, Texas.
Foster, a tele magbowo standout, rebounded from a poor outing in hisShoBox debut to register a seventh-round TKO over Williams. Foster dropped the outclassed southpaw four times. After the final knockdown in the seventh, the fight was stopped at 52 aaya sinu yika.
In the co-feature of a ShoBox quadrupleheader, undefeated super middleweight Ronald “Flatline” Ellis (12-0-1, 10 KOs), ti Lynn, Ibi., and Washington D.C.’s Jerry "The Ọba ká Ọmọ" Odom (13-2-1, 12 KOs) fought to a hard-fought eight-round majority draw. A close, competitive contest throughout was scored 78-74 for Ellis and 76-76 eyo kan.
Ni awọn šiši ija ti awọn telecast, John “Madman” Magda (11-0-1, 7 KOs), ti Rutherford, N.Y., and Philadelphia’s Christopher “Ice Cold” Brooker (7-1-1, 5 KOs) fought to a disputed eight-round split draw in a super middleweight matchup that most felt Brooker won. At the finish, one judge had it for Magda (77-74), one had it for Brooker (78-74) and one had it even at 76-all.
“I thought that was a terrible decision,'' Farhood wi. “The judges were all over the place. I think Brooker did enough to win. He was the more aggressive fighter and landed the bigger punches. I was very surprised by the result that it was a draw.”
Ellis, a five-year-pro who hurt his right hand at the end of the third, was pleased with his overall performance, not so much the result.
“I think I did a good job lalẹ,’’ said Ellis, the older brother of welterweight prospect Rashidi Ellis who’d won four straight by knockout, including a second-round TKO over Jas Phipps in his last start last Aug. 29. “I started strong and I showed that I belong here, in a nationally televised show. I’m happy with what I did.
“I showed lalẹ that I can counter a busy fighter. I can take a punch. I can also be a boxer-puncher. Odom tried to do his thing at the beginning, but he just couldn’t do it with me. I followed my trainer’s advice. I punched, I stood back. I used my left hook. I think I really hurt him a couple times.
“I won that fight. I’m sure. Ni akoko, I banged with him and then I showed my boxing. It was easy in there, I won that fight. O si ko ipalara mi. I’ll be back. You will be seeing a lot of me in the future.”
Odom, a oke magbowo ati 2012 National Golden ibọwọ asiwaju ni 178 pounds who was looking to turn it around after losing two of his last three, was content with the decision although he felt he’d won his first fight in seven months.
“I can’t be disappointed with the decision because I fought my heart out.’’ Odom said. “I know I hurt him. He hurt me a bit in the second, but I got back on my feet and I kept on going.
“I feel I pulled it out in the last rounds. I worked the body, I think I did some damage. Ellis looked hurt.
“I mean no disrespect, but I felt I definitely did enough to win, but the judges saw it differently.”
Said Farhood: “Ellis-Odom was a strange fight. At times it was a brawl, and at times it was a boxing match. Ni igba, one fighter came forward and at times the other fighter came forward. I thought Odom did enough in the last couple of rounds to salvage a draw and it turns out that is what the judges scored, a draw. Nítorí, I think the judges got it right on that fight.”
Foster decked Williams in the second, third, fourth and seventh rounds. Three of the knockdowns appeared to result from a push, but Williams’ gloves touched the canvas each time so they went into the books as knockdowns.
“I think it was a great win for Foster, because he looked so bad when he fought on ShoBox last time outdoor in Las Vegas,'' Farhood wi. “And this kind he showed the kind of skills that enable him to be a good amateur. He showed the kind of skills that will make him a legitimate prospect as a pro. It was a very good win for him. He showed speed. He showed his movement, his boxing abilities and he scored four knockdowns, and you can’t ask for much better than that.”
“This is a huge relief for me,’’ Foster said. "Mo lero nla. I think people saw a glimpse of the kind of fighter I can be lalẹ. That wasn’t me in my first ShoBox ija. I don’t know if I froze under the lights or if I lost because of the cold weather outside, but I wasn’t nearly as confident for that fight as I was lalẹ and it affected my performance.
“I had a tremendous training camp, my best camp ever, which played a big part in my confidence lalẹ. I thank God for the opportunity to fight on national television again and I’m already looking forward to the next time.’’
The previously undefeated Williams confessed he was unable to his rhythm. “For some reason, I just could not get loose. I had a cold, but I won’t take anything away from Foster. He knocked me down, but I actually thought he pushed me down most of those times.
“I learned something lalẹ. I can’t do what I did. I can’t wait on my opponent. I have to attack first. I’ll be will be back.”
There were no knockdowns in the Brooker-Magda battle. One judge scored it for southpaw and local favorite going in, Magda 77-74, one had it 78-74 for Brooker and one had it 76-76 even.
After a few rounds of solid back-and-forth exchanges, Brooker seemed to dominate in the eyes of everyone but the judges. Awọn ShoBoxannouncers had Brooker a close but clear winner and the fans booed the decision. According to SHO STATS, Brooked outpunched and outlanded Magda by a significant margin. Brooker landed 152 ti 481 punches (32 ogorun) while Magda connected on 78 f 268 (29 ogorun).
Brooker was visibly upset with the verdict.
“I don’t train eight hours a day, seven days a week to get this kind of decision. That was not a draw, I clearly won the fight,'' O si wi. “I don’t want to take away from Magda. He’s strong fighter and he countered well, but I showed everybody that hard work beats talent any day.
“I won this fight. I was the aggressor. I threw some big punches. My right was key. In the beginning Magda was fast, but I placed my punches and I know I did enough to win the fight.’’
“I feel OK, but this was a tough fight,” said Magda. “He stayed on me and pressed forward, which we knew he would. But he was stronger than I thought. I’ll have to watch the tape again, but I thought I landed the more effective punches.’’
Awọn ShoBox quadrupleheader yoo tun-air ose yi bi wọnyi:
DAY CHANNEL
Monday, Feb. 22, 10:30 p.m. ATI/PT SHOWTIME EXTREME®
Friday ká four-fight telecast will be available at SHOWTIME ON DEMAND beginning today, Saturday, Feb. 20.
Barry Tompkins ti a npe ni ShoBox igbese lati ringside pẹlu Farhood ati tele aye asiwaju Raul Márquez sìn bi iwé atunnkanka. Awọn executive o nse je Gordon Hall pẹlu Richard Gaughanproducing ati Rick Phillips directing.
ALL EIGHT BOXERS MAKE WEIGHT FOR SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATIONQUADRUPLEHEADER TONIGHT, LIVE ON SHOWTIME® FROM HISTORIC BOARDWALK HALL IN ATLANTIC CITY
Adam Lopez vs. Mario Muñoz, Ronald Ellis vs. Jerry Odom,
Lavisas Williams vs. O'Shaquie Foster, John Magda vs. Christopher Brooker
Telecast Bẹrẹ ni 10 p.m. ATI/PT; First Fight is at 7 p.m. ATI
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Atlantic City (Feb. 18, 2016) – All eight fighters hit their marks and are set to go for their fights lalẹ, Friday, Feb. 19 lori ShoBox: The New generation gbe lori ASIKO IWORAN (10 p.m. ATI/PT, leti lori West ni etikun). A quadrupleheader, presented by GH3 Promotions, will emanate from the Adrian Phillips Ballroom ni Historic Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic, City, N.J.
In the main event two undefeated prospects with exceedingly high expectations face their most dangerous opponent to date when Adam "bota" Lopez (14-0, 7 KOs), ti San Antonio, Texas, by way Phoenix, Ariz., pàdé Mario “Yayo” Muñoz (16-0-1, 10 KOs), ti Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico in a 10-round super bantamweight matchup.
In other televised bouts, all scheduled for eight rounds, Ronald “Flatline” Ellis (12-0, 10 KOs), of Dorchester, Ibi., takes on Washington D.C.’s Jerry "The Ọba ká Ọmọ" Odom (13-2, 12 KOs) in a clash of hard-hitting super middleweights, southpaw Lavisas “Red” Williams (8-0-1, 3 KOs), of Rochester, N.Y.. risks his undefeated record against O'Shaquie "Ice Omi" Foster (9-1, 6 KOs), ti Orange, Texas, in a lightweight match and, opening the telecast, John “Madman” Magda (11-0, 7 KOs), ti Rutherford, N.J., faces Philadelphia’s Christopher “Ice Cold” Brooker (7-1, 5 KOs) in a super middleweight matchup.
awọn òṣuwọn: Lopez and Muñoz each weighed 121½ pounds; Ellis tipped scale at 166½ pounds, Odom 167½, Williams weighed 132 poun, Foster 134; and Magda weighed 167½ pounds and Brooker 168½.
Tiketi ti wa ni owole ni $25, $50, $75, $100 ati $150 and are available for purchase online at www.Ticketmaster.com and over the phone at (800) 736-1420.
Here’s what the fighters said Thursday:
Adam Lopez
“This is my third time on ShoBox and my third fight against an undefeated fighter. They like to match me tough but I must confess, Mo n gan nwa siwaju si o.
“I know I only had 14 njà, but I truly feel I feel I’m ready for a major fight or a title shot at the end of year. I have a strong amateur background, so I have experience. There are a lot of good fights right now at 122 poun. The division is hot.
“I fought at 118 last time so I can make that weight if the right opportunity comes, but I am strong at 122. I thought I clearly won my last fight. I don’t think it was as close as the judges said it was.
“I’m fighting a guy, Muñoz, who is sort of a mystery to me. I’ve seen one tape of him, but it was from 2012. So I don’t really know how he’s fought recently.
“He seems to want to box and slug. He’s had some good performances in the past and fought some good ones so I won’t take nothing away from him and I do respect him.
“But I’m prepared to make the fight and be aggressor if necessary, and to win it any way that I have to. Mi olukọni [former two-time world champion Carlos “Famous” Hernandez] continues to work on all the little things, and trains me for anything that might come my way..
“I feel that I’ve moved from prospect to contender, but a victoryọla night should prove that to everybody.”
MARIO MUÑOZ
“This is my first fight in nine months and first in America, which is very exciting. You have to fight in the United States eventually; this is where you become known.
“I know that I’m in top shape. I’ve fought some good guys in my division, and I’m at the level I need to be. I had a really hard training camp; I know what I’m supposed to do.
“I’m grateful for this opportunity. I know a lot of people haven’t heard of me, but I promise you a good fight.
“I’m more of a boxer than a puncher, but I love to exchange and switch stance to southpaw, although my trainer doesn’t like it.
“Lopez is very fast, smart and has a great left hand. But I’m ready for all that. I’ll look at what he has to offer and counter with my best.
“I’m a little nervous. Things are moving fast now. But I couldn’t be more ready.’’
RONALD ELLIS
“I’ve been working for this sort of opportunity since I was 13, ki, bẹẹni, I am very excited. I want to win and look good doing it so promoters and television will want to see me again.
“I’ve had problems in the past getting opponents, so I’ve taken a few ‘stay busy’ fights. But this fight is a totally different story.
“Everyone says I’m a boxer-puncher, and I do feel I am versatile. I’ll decide how I want to go the night of the fight. We know how Jerry’s gonna fight so I need to fight him smart. We’ll see how Odom’s chin is because it’s going get tested ọla night.
“I only had 24 magbowo njà, but I am dedicated and continuing to improve with each fight. It will be a great night for me. I’m looking forward to putting on a good show.’’
Jerry Odom
“Everybody has to make changes so I have a new trainer, Kennie Johnson, for this fight. He has been trying to stress finesse, movement and utilizing my overall skills more, with less emphasis on just trying to load up and knock the guy out.
“We’re working on me picking shots, breaking down opponents and setting up the power shots rather than just show it. Defensively, he’s had me working on my overall movement, head movement in particular.
“I’m looking to shine on Friday, especially after my last ShoBox fight that I lost. I should have never taken the fight once he came in so overweight. It was a bad business decision on my part, but I learned – no more thinking with my heart.
“I got over my last fight right away and I’m anxious to do my job and show how much I gained and learned from it. I certainly feel ready. My only focus is to win.
“Ellis should be a good opponent for me. Obviously he has power, a good jab and punches. There are some good things about him, but I’m better. I’ll go out and execute, he won’t be able to stop me.’’’
LAVISAS WILLIAMS
“I’m naturally lefty … I’ve sparred against ambidextrous boxers, so I like to say I’m ready for anything that comes my way.
“I’m excited to be debuting on national television. That’s a pretty big deal for me so I need to put a great show. Especially for my fan base back home, they are all going to be watching.
“I take boxing seriously. I like to say I’m very dedicated. I take advantage of any opportunity I see. I trained at Mayweather Boxing Gym in Las Vegas for a bit last year. It was a good experience.
“My job is to frustrate him and trust me, Mo ti yio. He will fight my fight. If he freezes again, I’m sure taking advantage of that, but I’m not counting on it.
“I’m going in knowing I’m the better boxer, but not overconfident. You can’t overlook anybody, but I know I’m the one that’s coming out victorious.”
O’SHAQUIE FORSTER
“I don’t know what happened in my last fight. I thought everything was OK but I just couldn’t find my fight rhythm. I couldn’t get off for some reason. But I am done thinking about that night.
“I’m definitely more focused this time around and in better shape. I need a win – and I’m fighting a guy who beat the guy that beat me, Samuel Seah. Nítorí, I have to be smart. He’s a southpaw but I can deal with that.
“I’ve never worked so hard in camp. I left Texas to go to Washington D.C. to train for this. Mo wa 100 percent set to go.
“I need a challenge and this is it. I’m ready to step up and I’m ready for him.”
JOHN MAGDA
“I’m excited and ready to go. Right now I’m looking at this as just another fight, but it’s definitely a big, big deal. I’m hoping to win and put on an exciting show.
“I’ve been in the gym training since November but a series of unfortunate events took place and I didn’t fight that month, or in December, or in January. Nítorí, I’ve been training for a while. Mo setan lati ja.
‘I’m in with a rough, alakikanju eniyan. I can’t let him bully or push me around; I just can’t let him stand and throw.
“I need to box, move, do a lot of things I know I can do. I have to see how it plays. It’s all just a matter of me doing what I am supposed to do, whether it is to box or slug. I’m ready for it.’’
CHRISTOPHER BROOKER
“I love being the underdog; I’m accustomed to it. That’s why I work so hard, remain dedicated and will not ever quit.
“Magda throws a lot of punches, so you can’t expect him to stay on the outside. But I run 15 miles a day, three days a week after sparring, to get into the kind of shape I need to be in and am for this fight.
“This is my first fight against a southpaw, but I’ve had southpaw sparring, including some recently with [tele aye asiwaju] Andre Dirrell. I learned so much from him.
“I’m a Philly fighter through and through: I may not be a favorite to win, but I come to war and will never give up. That’s a lot like the way I grew up when living in foster homes — and later, aini ile, for some time. I just not give up, I keep on fighting.
“There’s a lot on the line for me yi Friday and I am ready to show what I can do.’’
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Barry Tompkins yoo pe awọn ShoBox igbese lati ringside pẹlu Steve Farhood ki o si tele aye asiwaju Raul Márquez sìn bi iwé atunnkanka. Awọn executive o nse ni Gordon Hall pẹlu Richard Gaughan producing ati Rick Phillips directing.
Nipa ShoBox: The New generation
Niwon awọn oniwe-ibẹrẹ ni Keje 2001, awọn farabale se bu iyin Showtime Boxing jara, ShoBox: The New generation ti ere ifihan odo Talent ti baamu alakikanju. Awọn ShoBox imoye ni lati televise moriwu, enia-itẹwọgbà ati ifigagbaga ere-kere nigba ti pese kan ni tooto ilẹ fun setan asesewa pinnu lati ja fun aye kan akole. Diẹ ninu awọn ti awọn ti dagba akojọ ti awọn 65 awọn onija ti o ti han loriShoBox ki o si to ti ni ilọsiwaju lati Garner aye orúkọ oyè ni: Andre Ward, Deontay Wilder, Erislandy Lara, Shawn Porter, Gary Russell Jr., Lamont Peterson, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Omar Figueroa, Nonito Donaire, Devon Alexander, Carl Froch, Robert Guerrero, Timothy Bradley, Jessie Vargas, Juan Manuel Lopez, Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi, Ricky Hatton, Kelly Pavlik, Paul Williams ati siwaju sii.
John Magda – Christopher Brooker ready for a Super Middleweight showdown this Friday night at Historic Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City and Live on ShoBox: The New generation
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GH3 Promotions Hector Frometa headlines a stacked undercard on Friday, Kínní 19 at the Adrian Phillips Ballroom at Historic Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City
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Travis Kauffman gba on Epifanio Mendoza on Friday, Kẹsán 18 ni Claridge ni Atlantic City
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The efufu nla sèkílọ lati The afonifoji Forge Casino – June 20, 2015
Wilson KO ká Caputo si win PA State Cruiserweight Title
Nipa Tony “Awọn efufu nla” Penecale (Ringside)
Nigba ti o ba wole kan Boxing baramu laarin awọn ogun ti a npè ni "The Bull" ati "The Gbẹhin Warrior,” it is inevitable that a slugfest will ensure. “The Bull vs The Ultimate Warrior.” In the words of Apollo Creed, o "ba ndun gẹgẹ bi ọwawa movie."
Ni iwaju ti ẹya lakitiyan enia ni afonifoji Forge Casino, pẹlu awọn ṣ'ofo Pennsylvania State cruiserweight akọle ni igi, Garrett "The Gbẹhin Warrior" Wilson ati Anthony "The Bull" Caputo Smith waged ẹya 8-iseju slugfest, fi opin si pẹlu kan saami-agba knockout.
Wilson (loke ọtun), 195, ti Philadelphia, wá sinu ija si pa a akọni afihan ti lodi si awọn undefeated Vyacheslav Shabranskyy. Kọja iwọn je kan sunmọ oniye ti ara rẹ ni stocky ati ibinu Caputo Smith, 197, lati Kennett Square, PA. It was an intriguing matchup between two throw-back fighters trying to rebound from some tough losses and secure a spot as a contender.
The bout opened with both fighters charging out of their corners like a couple of high-mountain rams and locking horns in the center of the ring. Neglecting there was a full ring to operate in; Wilson ati Caputo Smith duro wọn ilẹ, iṣowo punches ni aarin ti awọn iwọn.
Lakoko ti o ti Smith je diẹ ibinu, Wilson ni pẹkipẹki gba akọkọ yika nipa gège kan ti o ga iwọn didun ti punches lori inu, winging right hands to the head and landing short body shots. Wilson’s success continued in the 2nd yika, bi o ti gbe a iwọn didun ti lile, gígé tí ẹtọ si awọn ara, nlọ welts ni ayika Caputo Smith ká ribcage.
Nigba ohun paṣipaarọ ti osi mu, Wilson gbe o kan kekere kan bit iyara, dropping Caputo Smith to a knee. Caputo Smith bounced up and was ready to resume his head-first attack. Wilson started to change his tactics, lilo kan gan jab lati negate Caputo Smith ká ifinran, loje ti ẹjẹ lati Caputo Smith ká imu.
Underage Terre–ati pẹlu kan akọni-ẹmí ara rẹ–Caputo Smith kept applying the pressure and engaging Wilson on the inside. Lẹẹkansi, bi àgbo meji, they locked horns in the center of the ring. In a flash, Wilson Witoelar pada ki o si unleashed a homerun uppercut, depositing Caputo Smith alapin lori rẹ pada, his head thudding off of the canvas. As the referee Shawn Clark counted, Caputo Smith vainly pulled himself to his feet. Despite courageously beating the count, o si wà ni ko si apẹrẹ lati tesiwaju, muwon Clark lati da awọn ija ni 1:41 ami.
Wilson, titun PA State cruiserweight asiwaju, ni bayi 14-9-1 (8 KO ká) nigba ti Caputo Smith ṣubu si 15-5 (10 KO ká).
Ni miiran bouts:
* Milton Santiago, nikan ọsẹ kan lẹhin rẹ ga-ile-iwe ayẹyẹ ipari ẹkọ, ní a finifini idẹruba ni gba kan unanimous ipinnu lori Jose Miguel Castro.
Santiago, o kan 18 ọdun atijọ, a nfigagbaga lori re 11th ọjọgbọn ija, ati awọn re youthful ìbàlágà ati igbẹkẹle jẹ reminiscent ti a odo Wilfred Benetiz, ti o wà aye asiwaju nigbati o si wà nikan 17.
Santiago, 140, ti Philadelphia, boxed laisiyonu si dari awọn tẹmpo lodi si Castro, 138, ti Carolina, Puẹto Riko. Try as he might, Castro ko le ri eyikeyi ilu lodi si awọn aṣa Santiago.
Awọn nikan hiccup fun Santiago wá ni 2nd yika, nigbati bi o si ti nše afẹyinti; o ti clipped lori gba pe, sending him to the canvas for a brief count. Upon rising, Santiago regained Iṣakoso, Boxing masterfully.
Fun rẹ apakan, Castro kò duro gbiyanju, ibalẹ a uppercut o dara ninu awọn 4th yika, o si tesiwaju rẹ desperate ifinran nipasẹ awọn 5th ati 6th. But no matter what he did, Santiago je o kan kan tabi meji igbese ṣiwaju rẹ ki o si cruised si isalẹ awọn na, gba lori gbogbo awọn mẹta awọn kaadi nipa aami fi nyinpo 59-55.
Santiago se si 11-0 (3 KO ká) bi Castro ṣubu si labẹ .500 ki o si jẹ bayi 4-5 (2 KO ká).
* Aṣalẹ ká julọ idanilaraya ija je kan mefa-yika slugfest laarin undefeated Erik orisun omi, 153, Kika PA, ati lãlã-afe Robert Sweeney, 154, Hampton Orúkọàyè.
Awọn dueling-southpaws bere ni kiakia, mejeeji duro ni iwaju ti kọọkan miiran, trading punches on near-even terms with Spring just a little bit better. Sweeney pressed the action in the 2nd yika, ati Orisun omi je setan lati duro rẹ ati counter ilẹ Punch.
Awọn intense ati ki o nyara-ifigagbaga ija tesiwaju bi a ogun ti ọtun-iwọ mu ninu awọn 3rd round with the crowd enjoying the entertaining scrap. As the 4th yika ti bẹrẹ, awọn yanilenu Pace ti a mu awọn oniwe-kii pẹlu mejeeji njà mu jin breaths bi nwọn ti tesiwaju lati ṣe paṣipaarọ agbara punches.
Awọn ija ti a sunmọ ti lọ sinu ik meji iyipo, but Spring was just a little bit better down the stretch. The final bell was a welcome respite for the weary warriors.
Orisun omi ti a san nyi pẹlu kan unanimous ipinnu isegun nipa ikun ti 58-56, 59-55, ati ki o kan iyalenu jakejado 60-54, imudarasi re undefeated gba lati 6-0 (1 KO), bi Sweeney ṣubu si 3-3.
* Hafiz Montgomery mu ohun lakitiyan akojọpọ awọn Olufowosi fun ọjọgbọn Uncomfortable o si sprinted si iwọn lati pade soke lodi si alakikanju journeyman Brian Donahue.
Montgomery, 207, ti York, PA, wà iyara ati siwaju sii ju awọn didan flabby Donahue, 203, ti Philadelphia. Donahue je akoonu lati jabọ jakejado, single punches. Montgomery attacked in the 2nd yika ati ki o gbe kan diẹ Asokagba ara rẹ ṣùgbọn Pace bere lati fa fifalẹ bi awọn yika progressed pẹlu Donahue ibalẹ kan diẹ jabs.
Awọn Pace ni riro slowed ninu awọn 3rd ati 4th rounds with a tired Montgomery landing a few punches and the slower Donahue offering a few sneers in return. It was no surprise as all three judges scored 40-36, awarding Montgomery rẹ debuting gun, fifi re Olufowosi ko sinu a níṣìírí frenzy.
Montgomery AamiEye rẹ pro Uncomfortable ati ki o jẹ bayi 1-0 nigba ti Donahue ṣubu si 3-13-2.
* John Madge si mu awọn nigbamii ti igbese ninu re ọjọgbọn ọmọ, o nri rẹ undefeated gba soke lodi si awọn alakikanju ati ki o kari 35-ija oniwosan Dionisio Miranda.
Madge, 167, ti Rutherford, Awon ara New Jersey, ri kan ile tete fun re southpaw gbooro osi, yapa alatako re ẹṣọ ati ibalẹ fọ danu lodi si Miranda, 169, ti Miami, FL. Not to be discouraged, Miranda gbe kan diẹ ọwọ ọtún pẹ ni yika.
Awọn ija subu sinu kan Àpẹẹrẹ pẹlu Madge ibalẹ kan diẹ ti o dara awọn akojọpọ punctuated pẹlu rẹ lesa osi ọwọ nigba ti losokepupo Miranda gbiyanju lati joko si isalẹ ki o counter pẹlu lile sugbon infrequent ọwọ ọtún.
Miranda ní re ti o dara ju aseyori ninu awọn 4th yika pẹlu kan diẹ ti o dara ọwọ ọtún tete, ṣugbọn Madge ni kiakia regained ni ipa. Re superior olorijori ati iṣẹ oṣuwọn wà to lati šakoso awọn iṣẹ lori ik meji iyipo.
Madge cruised si a unanimous ipinnu win nipa ikun ti 59-55 ati 60-54 lẹmeji ati ki o si maa wa ni undefeated 11-0 (7 KO ká), nigba ti Miranda silė lati 22-12-2 (19 KO ká)
* Miran ti undefeated afojusọna, Earl Newman, ṣe awọn ti julọ ti re anfani lati a- nipa run oniwosan Lamont Capers ni marun buru ju iyipo.
Newman, 177, ti Brooklyn, NY, bere si ni ija dipo laiyara, gbigba Capers, 177, ti Hawley, PA, to disrupt his momentum by clinching after each punch thrown. Newman started to warm to the task in the 2nd yika, working behind a stiff jab and penetrating Capers defense with thudding body shots. A thunderous body shot suddenly drove the air from Capers, kika rẹ si kanfasi.
Newman ń gbógun ti tán Capers ni 3rd yika, and the only respite came when Capers took a low blow. The extra minute to recover did very little for him as he continued to take punishment. By the 4th yika, Capers wà ni funfun iwalaaye mode pẹlu Newman ibalẹ kan lẹsẹsẹ marun gbooro uppercuts, fifiranṣẹ Capers si kanfasi fun awọn 2nd akoko.
Newman wá nwa fun awọn pa ninu awọn 5th yika, punishing Capers throughout the round before finally flooring him for the third time with a big uppercut. Capers managed to climb to his feet, ṣugbọn fihan lati referee Blair Talmadge ti o ní to, yato si lẹsẹkẹsẹ ohun stoppage ni 2:56 ami.
Newman si maa wa undefeated 6-0 (5 KO ká) pẹlu Capers maa si 5-7.
* Jade lati Trust rẹ ogbon je miiran undefeated afojusọna; Stephen Fulton wà ìkan-ni dismantling Pablo Cupul lori meta ọkan-apa iyipo.
Fulton, 123, ti Philadelphia, wasted ko si akoko ninu mu ija si Cupul, 120, ti San Diego, BI ELEYI. Fulton quickly found a home landing his jab to the body and arching his right hand over Cupul’s low left hand, landing it with ease. Despite his courage, Cupul wà nìkan ju o lọra ati ki o ju jakejado-ìmọ lati dije.
O ti di buru fun awọn àbẹwò Onija ninu awọn 2nd yika, bi Fulton pinnu lati fi kan osi kio si ara punches rẹ Asenali, landing virtually every punch he threw. The beating continued through the 3rd yika pẹlu Fulton ni dominating pipaṣẹ, leaving a badly swollen and beaten Franco wobbling back to his corner. His corner and the doctor decided the punishment over three rounds was more than enough, idekun ija ṣaaju ki awọn 4th yika.
Fulton tun ntọju rẹ undefeated gba dabo ati ki o jẹ bayi 6-0 (3 KO ká) ati awọn oniwosan Cupul ntọwọ bọ si 8-18 (5 KO ká).
* Samuel Quinones mu awọn ise ina si afonifoji Forge kan diẹ ọsẹ ṣaaju ki awọn 4th ti July, ati Shiwone Gortman wà ni lailoriire olugba rẹ sayin ipari.
Quinones, 149, ti York, PA ní lati yọ ninu ewu ohun tete onslaught lati Gortman, 147, ti sayin Pireri, Mi, ti o stormed lati igun gège egan, ineffective punches. Quinones established control late in the round with a combination at the bell.
Quinones bere lati ilẹ thudding ipò iwájú osi mu ninu awọn 2nd yika nigba ti Gortman ti a dinku si gège lọra, single punches. With Gortman breathing heavily, Quinones Witoelar ni pẹlu kan vicious overhand ọtun ninu awọn 3rd yika, depositing Gortman flat on his back. It didn’t last much longer as Quinones attacked his wounded prey, muwon Blair Talmadge lati dawo awọn ija.
Quinones ji rẹ gba lati 9-3 (4 KO ká) nigba ti Gortman ni bayi 4-8-1 (2 KO ká).
Ni a sloppy ibalopọ, Jack Grady ati Kevin Garcia battled si mba a mẹrin-yika fa.
Grady, 138, Efon NY, a ga ati lanky Onija pẹlu àìrọrùn ronu ati ki o amateurish ipa bere ni kiakia, throwing long and sloppy punches. Garcia, 135, Phoenixville PA, gbe kan diẹ awọn ounka.
Garcia slowly gained control as Grady tired with the bouts spiraling into a crude affair. After four uninspiring rounds, it seemed as Garcia had secured his second professional victory. One judge agreed, awarding him the win by the score of 39-37. Unfortunately for him, awọn miiran meji onidajọ ko le pinnu lori kan Winner, titan ni ikun ti 38-38, pẹlu awọn ija a so a to poju fa.
Garcia ni bayi 1-1-1 ati Grady ni ṣi winless ni 0-1-1.
Awọn iṣẹlẹ, igbega nipa Marshall Kauffman ká Ọba ni igbega, was again an entertaining show with an appreciative crowd. The Valley Forge Casino is a fan-friendly place to see a boxing match and there was a lot of mingling going on after the show. Garrett Wilson was wearing his newly-won belt, gbigbọn ọwọ, and taking photos with friends and fans. His career has been rejuvenated and his smile showed a man that was happy to be back on the right path. His eyes showed a man who knows he is now a target with that belt around his waist. It is exciting to see who he will fight next and where “The Ultimate Warrior” will go from here.
Wilson gba jade Caputo Smith ninu meta; AamiEye Pennsylvania State Cruiserweight akọle
Orisun omi, Santiago, Newman, Magda, Fulton, Quinones ati Montgomery Dimegilio AamiEye lori undercard
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Àfonífojì Forge, PA (June 22 2015)–Eleyi ti o ti kọja Saturday oru ni afonifoji Forge Casino asegbeyin ti, Garrett Wilson gba wọle a sensational 3rd yika stoppage lori Anthony Caputo Smith lati Yaworan awọn Pennsylvania State Cruiserweight akọle.
Awọn show ti a igbega nipa Ọba igbega ati awọn ti a san ifiwe nipa www.gfl.tv
Wilson ti Philadelphia gbe a vicious ọtun uppercut ti o rán Caputo Smith alapin lori rẹ pada pẹlu ori rẹ bouncing si pa awọn kanfasi. Caputo Smith gbiyanju lati gba lati ẹsẹ rẹ ṣugbọn awọn ija ti a npe ni pipa ni 1:41.
Wilson ti Philadelphia ni bayi 14-9-1 pẹlu 8 knockouts. Caputo Smith of Kennett Square, PA. ni bayi 15-5.
Erik Orisun omi sise lile lati win a 6-yika unanimous ipinnu lori Robert Sweeney ni a Jr. Middleweight ija.
awọn meji oniṣòwo punches ati ki o pese nla igbese bi kò si mu a arinsehin igbese. Awọn ija ti a ja ni sunmọ merin ati nibẹ wà nla meji-ọna igbese jakejado ija.
Orisun omi ti kika, PA. gba nipa ikun ti 60-54, 59-55 ati 58-56 lati gbé re ami si 6-0. Sweeney ti Hampton, Virginia ni 3-3.
Milton Santiago Jr. jiya a filasi knockdown sugbon wà gan dédé jakejado re 6-yika unanimous ipinnu lori Jose Miguel Castro ni a Jr. Welterweight ija.
Santiago a ni soki rán si awọn kanfasi nigbati o ti gbigbe ara pada ki o si je siwaju sii ti a iwontunwonsi knockdown. O si kedere a ko ipalara ati lati pe ojuami lori lo ọwọ rẹ iyara ati gbe opolopo awon awọn akojọpọ ki o si wá si ile pẹlu gun nipa ikun ti 59-55 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi.
Santiago jẹ bayi 11-0. Castro ti Puerto Rico ni 4-5.
Earl Newman (6-0, 5 KO ká) ti Brooklyn, NY. wà pipe nipa idekun Lamont Capers (5-7) ni yika marun ti won se eto mefa-yika Light Heavyweight ija. Awọn akoko ti awọn stoppage wà 2:56
John Magda (11-0) je workmanlike ki o si fi pounding a 6-yika unanimous ipinnu lori oniwosan Dionisio Miranda (22-12-2) ni a Super Middleweight ija. Ikun wà 60-54 lemeji ati 59-55.
Stephen Fulton wà undefeated bi o ti gba wọle kan stoppage lẹhin yika mẹta ti re 6-yika Featherweight ija. Awọn ija ti a duro lẹhin Fulton (6-0, 3 KO ká) ti Philadelphia la soke kan ge lori ọtun oju ti Capul (8-18).
Samuel Quinones Jr. gba wọle a 3rd yika stoppage lori Shiwone Gortman ni a se eto 6-yika Welterweight ija. Quinones silẹ Gortman pẹlu kan lile overhand ọtun ni yika mẹta si pari rẹ Kó lẹhin ti ni 38 aaya ti yika mẹta. Quinones ti York, PA ni bayi 9-0 pẹlu 4 knockouts. Gortman ti Grand Pireri, Texas ni bayi 4-8-1.
Hafiz Montgomery of Atlantic City ṣe kan aseyori Pro Uncomfortable nipa gba a 4-yika unanimous ipinnu lori oniwosan Brian Donahue ni a Heavyweight ija.
Montgomery gba nipa ikun ti 40-36 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi. Donahue ni bayi 3-13-2.
Kevin Garcia (1-1-1) ti Pheonixville, PA. ati Jack Grady (0-1-1) ti Efon, NY jà si kan to poju ni fa a Jr. Welterweight ija. Ikun wà 39-37 fun Garcia nigbati meji onidajọ ayo 38-38.
Ọba ni igbega pada yi Satidee pẹlu kan sere dada lopolopo 10-ija kaadi lati Sands Casino Betlehemu ti yoo ẹya-ara undefeated Jamal James mu lori Mike Balasi
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Garrett Wilson – Anthony Caputo Smith kika fidio
Àfonífojì Forge, PA (June 15, 2015)–Ni isalẹ ni kan pataki 15-iseju kika fidio ṣe akọwo yi Saturday ká Pennsylvania State Cruiserweight asiwaju laarin Garrett Wilson ati Anthony Caputo Smith ti yoo gba ibi ni awọn afonifoji Forge Casino asegbeyin ti.
Eyi ni osise kika si tobi cruiserweight akọle ija laarin The Bull, Anthony Caputo Smith ati Garrett “The Gbẹhin Warrior” Wilson. A lọ inu wọn ikẹkọ ago ati lodo awọn onija ati oluko wọn nipa wọn June 20 jà ni afonifoji Forge Casino asegbeyin ti.
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