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(all pictures by Emily Harney/DiBella Entertainment)
 (L-R) – Luis Hinojosa & Luis Rosa, Jr.
MASHANTUCKET, Conn. (June 30, 2016)– The main event between undefeated New Haven super bantamweight Luis “KO King” Rosa, Jr. and former world title challenger Luis “Barcelo” Hinojosa ended in a “no contest” after one round last night in the latest installment of Broadway Boxing, presented by DiBella Entertainment, at Foxwoods Resort Casino.
Rosa (22-0, 10 KOs), Ko si won won. 10 by the IBF and No. 12 nipasẹ awọn WBC, was terribly disappointed by the stoppage decision, which was the result of a serious cut over Dominican Hinojosa’s right eye, ruled from an unintentional head butt.
Ni awọn šiši yika, Rosa dominated with powerful body punches, and it appeared to be only a matter of time before Hinojosa (28-9, 17 KOs) went to sleep.
“I felt that I dominated the fight and it was going to end sooner or later,” Rosa noted in his post-fight interview. “I hit him with a right hand (causing the cut) and I don’t agree with the decision (that it was from a head butt). He quit! Mo fẹ lati ja ti o dara ju, whoever my promoter (Lou DiBella) chooses to put me in with next.”
UBF super featherweight champion Jennifer “The Bolivian Queen” Salinas (19-3, 5 KOs), duro Angel “Non-Stop” Gladney (9-12-1, 6 KOs) in the fourth round of their non-title fight. Salinas, who now fights out of Providence, defeated Gladney for the third time in three fights. She broke-down her opponent with her aggressive attack and Gladney finally wilted as referee Callas ended things in the fourth.
 (L-R) – Jennifer Salinas & Angel Gladney
“She hurt me with two or three punches, Angel has got pop,” Salinas commented. “I’ve only been hit like that by Shelly (Salinas’ life partner 17-0 Super bantamweight Shelly Vincent. I’m surprised and grateful for all this support (Salinas has lived in Providence for only one year). It’s been a huge life change and I’m very happy where I’m at.”
When asked if she and Vincent would ever fight each other, both fighters agreed, possibly with the proceeds going to charity. “We could have a great fight because styles make fights,” Salinas added. “She can move down and I can move up. We have the same trainer (Peter Manfredo, SR.), tilẹ, but I’d fight her.
Teenage sensation “Iyanu” Mykey Williams (2-0, 2 KOs), fighting out of nearby East Hartford, showcased his vast skills on his way to a third-round stoppage of Puerto Rican junior middleweight Abdel Vera-Clemente (0-4). The 18-year-old Williams, a decorated amateur who won as 3-time Ringside World Champion, displayed quick hands and poise in the ring well beyond his years. He consistently ripped crisp combinations to Vera-Clemente’s body and head, hurting him with a right in the second. The onslaught continued as referee Johnny Callas stepped in to stop the action in the third round.
 (L-R) – Mykey Williams & Abdel Vera-Clemente“This was a good experience,” Williams said after the fight. “I enjoyed showcasing my skills and look forward to doing it again. I’m confident in my skills and did all of the hard work in the gym. I think I put on a good show for the fans.”
Worcester, MA super lightweight Irvin Gonzalez (1-0, 1 KO) made the most of his brief pro debut, dropping Gilvan Santos (0-3) with a sharp left on the chin only a minute into the opening round. Santos beat the count but damage had already been done and referee Eddie Claudio wisely waved off the fight.
 (L-R) – Irvin Gonzalez & Gilvan SantosNew Haven light heavyweight Charles Foster (11-0, 6 KOs) wà unbeaten, pounding outclassed opponent Willie “For Real” Williams (14-12-2, 4 KOs) from the opening until referee Claudio halted the fight midway through the opening round.
 (L-R) – Charles Foster & Willie WilliamsPari awọn esi to wa ni isalẹ:
(winners listed first for each fight result)
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS
Charles Foster (11-0, 6 KOs), New Haven, CT
WTKO2 (2:01)
Willie Williams, Baltimore, Dókítà (14-12-2, 4 KOs)
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Mykey Williams (2-0, 2 KO), East Hartford, CT
WTKO3 (1:33)
Abdel Vera-Clemente (0-4), Carolina, Puẹto Riko
FEMALE SUPER LIGHTWEIGHTS
Jennifer Salinas (19-3, 5 KOs), Ipese, RI
WTKO4 (1:51)
Angel Gladney (9-12-1, 6 KOs), Columbus, SC
Super LIGHTWEIGHTS
Irvin Gonzalez (1-0, 1 KO), Worcester, MA
WTKO1 (1:22)
Gilvan Santos (0-3), Framingham, MA
SUPER BANTAMWEIGHTS
Luis Rosa, Jr. (22-0, 10 KOs), New Haven, CT
Ko si idije (lẹhin 1 round due to an unintentional head butt)
Luis Hinojosa (28-9, 3 KOs), Santo Domingo, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika
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Undefeated New Haven Super Bantamweight Luis “KO King” Rosa Jr. To headline June 30th Broadway Boxing card at Foxwoods Resort Casino
 MASHANTUCKET, CT (June 22, 2016) – Undefeated world-rated junior featherweight prospect Luis “KO King” Rosa Jr. takes on former world title challenger Luis “Barcelo” Hinojosa in the eight-round main event Thursdaynight, June 30, in Premier Ballroom at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut.The 25-year-old Rosa (22-0, 10 KOs), born in Puerto Rico and fighting out of New Haven (CT), is a rising star in the junior featherweight division, world rated at No. 10 by the International Boxing Federation (IBF) ati Ko si. 12 nipasẹ awọn World Boxing Council (WBC). He is a recent graduate of Gateway College in New Haven with an associates degree in business.
Hinojosa is a former Dominican Republic and World Boxing Association (WBA) Fedelatin bantamweight champion who was stopped in the 11thround by Yonfrez Parejo ni won 2014 interim WBA bantamweight title fight.
Rosa doesn’t feel any added pressure in terms of risking his ranking and undefeated record against a veteran such as Hinojosa. “I’m hungrier knowing I’m so close to a major fight,” Rosa said. “I’m working even harder, I’m right there, knocking on the door for a world title fight. I think that will take a little more than a year. I know it’s hard to get a world title fight. I’m willing to fight any of the top 122-pounders. I’m ready to take them on, but I still take it one fight at a time. Bajẹ, they’ll (aye aṣaju-) yoo ni lati ja mi, and then I’ll take their belts.”
In the eight-round co-feature event, Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) junior featherweight champion Jennifer “The Bolivian Queen” Salinas(18-3, 4 KOs), now fighting out of Providence (RI), faces off in a non-title fight against Hungarian challenger Gina Chamie (14-6, 6 KOs), a three-time world title challenger.
Unbeaten Irish junior welterweight prospect Noel Murphy (6-0, 2 KOs) faces Albanian invader Afrim Mema (5-3-1, 2 KOs), who fights out of Detroit, ni a mefa-yika ija.
Also fighting on the undercard is the newest DBE signee Mykey Williams (1-0, 1 KO), the 18-year-old three-time Ringside World amateur champion from East Hartford, in a four-round welterweight fight against an opponent to be determined.
Also scheduled to be in action are New Haven’s highly decorated Foster brothers, ina heavyweight Charles (10-0, 5 KOs) and junior lightweight William III (2-0, 1 KO), in six and four-round matchups, lẹsẹsẹ, versus TBAs. Both brothers were National amateur standouts.
Worcester, MA featherweight Irvin Gonzalez, another decorated New England amateur who qualified for the 2016 USA Olympic Boxing Team Trials, will make his professional debut in qa four-round fight against TBA.
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Lopin tiketi wa fun kọkanla 13. Conn Boxing HOF fifa irọbi & Awards ayeye ale ni Mohegan Sun
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (October 27, 2015) – Lopin tiketi ni o si tun wa fun awọn 11th annual Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame (CBHOF) Gala fifa irọbi Ale, afihan nipa awọn Kíláásì ti 2015 fifa irọbi ayeye, bi daradara bi awọn igbejade ti awọn 2015 CBHOF olukuluku Awards, Friday night, Kọkànlá Oṣù 13 ni awọn ile-ijó Uncas ni Mohegan Sun.
Tickets ti wa ni idi da owole ni $90.00 ati ki o wa lati ra nipa pipe Kim Baker ni Mohegan Sun(1.860.862.7377) tabi Sherman Kaini ni awọn Manchester Akosile Inquirer (1.800.237.3606 X321). Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:30 p.m. ATI, cocktails ni 6 p.m. ATI, atẹle nipa ale.
2015 CBHOF Inductees
George Russo, Trainer / Boxer
2015 CBHOF Eye loôdun
Brian Clark, Ilowosi si Boxing
Lọ si online www.ctboxinghof.org fun afikun alaye nipa awọn Connecticut Boxing Hall ti loruko, awọn oniwe-11th lododun Gala Inductee Ale, iṣẹlẹ igbowo anfani, tabi ti o ti kọja CBHOF inductees.
Conn. Boxing HOF kede 2015 eye bori Luis Rosa Jr. tun Conn. Afẹṣẹja ti Odun
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CBHOF fifa irọbi ale Oṣu kọkanla. 13 ni Mohegan Sun
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 Tun Conn. Pro Boxer ti Odun Luis Rosa Jr. (L)
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (Kẹsán 24, 2015) – Nyara Star Luis “The KO King” Rosa, Jr. ti a ti daruko nipa awọn Connecticut Boxing Hall ti loruko (CBHOF) bi awọn Conn. Ọjọgbọn Boxer ti Odun fun awọn keji odun ni ọna kan.
Awọn 2015 CBHOF eye to bori ati awọn oniwe-Class ti 2015 yoo wa ni lola Friday night, Kọkànlá Oṣù 13 ni 11Th lododun CBHOF Gala fifa irọbi Ale ni awọn ile-ijó Uncas ni Mohegan Sun.
The miiran 2015 CBHOF eye bori ni o wa U.S. Olympic Team ní ìrètí Chordale Booker, Amateur Boxer ti Odun; Boxing adajo Glenn Feldman, Ibùdó ti Odun; olukọni Brian Clark, Ilowosi si Boxing.
CBHOFR Kíláásì ti 2015 inductees ni olugbeleke Lou DiBella, faili / olugbeleke Shelly Finkel tele Boxing ise Peter Timothy ati, posthumously, afẹṣẹja Carey Mace, ati olukọni / afẹṣẹja George Russo, Boxing onkqwe / faili Ikú Sharnik ati Boxing alagbawi Arnie Bayer.
Awọn 24-odun-atijọ Rosa (21-0, 10 KOs), ija jade New Haven, gba gbogbo awọn mẹrin ti re 2015 njà lodi si Eyin odo (DEC6),Jonathan Perez (TKO5) ni awọn Connecticut Convention Center, Ernesto Guerrero (TKO2) ni Mohegan Sun, ati Noel Echevarria (KO1). Rosa is the No. 15 won won Super bantamweight ni awọn aye nipa awọn International Federation Boxing (IBF).
Rosa, Puerto Rico lọdọ awọn ti, ní ohun dayato 95-10 magbowo gba. O si wa ni tan-pro ni 2010 ati julọ ohun akiyesi rẹ lati ọjọ win bi a pro je ohun ìkan-yika 10 ipinnu ti Luis Orlando Del Valle (18-1). Rosa trains at his family’s Boxing In Faith Gym in New Haven, ibi ti o ti po soke.
Booker, ti o jẹ lati Stamford, ti tẹlẹ titiipa a berth ni awọn 165-iwon middleweight pipin US. Olympic Boxing Idanwo, eyi ti yoo mọ muna lori awọn 2016 U.S. Awọn ọkunrin ká Olympic Boxing Team.
Feldman, ti ìya, is internationally recognized as one of the best boxing judges in the industry. His selection to judge this year’s Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Manny Pacquiao mega-fight is testimony to his status in contemporary boxing. Feldman has already judged more than 70 njà odun yi, gbogbo ayika aye ni ibiti bi Macau ati Germany. O si ti sise diẹ ẹ sii ju 135 aye akọle njà nigba rẹ odun 25-jasi ọmọ, including seven thus far in 2015. One of the founders of the CBHOF, Feldman wà ni akọkọ CBHOF Aare, sìn ni ipo ti nipasẹ odun to koja, o si ti a Roll sinu awọn CBHOF ion 2011.
Clark is the owner of Ring One Boxing gym in New Haven. As a trainer he is credited with the development of former world light heavyweight champion “Buburu” Chad Dawson ati magbowo Star Tramaine “Midget” Williams.
Tickets fun awọn CBHOF 11th lododun Gala fifa irọbi Ale, ni idi da owole ni $90.00, ni o wa lori tita ni bayi nipa pipe Kim Baker ni Mohegan Sun (1.860.862.7377) tabi Sherman Kaini ni awọn Manchester Akosile Inquirer (1.800.237.3606 X321). Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:30 p.m. ATI, cocktails ni 6 p.m. ATI, atẹle nipa ale.
Lọ si online www.ctboxinghof.org fun afikun alaye nipa awọn Connecticut Boxing Hall ti loruko, awọn oniwe-11th lododun Gala Inductee Ale, iṣẹlẹ igbowo anfani, tabi ti o ti kọja CBHOF inductees.
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