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Lippe-Morrison forced to withdraw from June 9 fight with broken hand

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Miami, OK (April 11, 2017) – Undefeated heavyweight sensation Trey Lippe-Morrison has withdrawn from his Pipiri 9 bout after suffering a broken hand in training.
The power punching Lippe-Morrison is 13-0 ki katoa o ona toa i te knockout, 12 of which came inside of two rounds. I te Mahuru, 23 2016, he demolished previously unbeaten Ed Latimore in less than one round on Showtime and did so in front of a standing room only crowd at the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, OK.
A member of Holden Productions’ “Four State Franchise,” Lippe-Morrison was scheduled to appear on a special edition ShoBox card Pipiri 9 i roto i te Verona, NY as part of Boxing Hall of Fame Weekend.
Lippe-Morrison had surgery on Friday, April 7 and will be out of the ring for approximately 3 marama.
“This is a minor setback,” said the legendary Freddie Roach, Lippe-Morrison’s head trainer. “This kid not only has talent but he’s an extremely hard worker. He was back in the gym two days after surgery.”
Tony Holden, Lippe-Morrison’s promoter, is already working on his return bout.
“I spoke with ShoBox’s Gordon Hall and he was confident that Trey will be back on the series by the end of the year. I’m pushing to have a ShoBox card with Trey and Ivan Baranchyk together in Miami, OK or Joplin, MO this fall.”
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Dib-Evans showdown; 2016 US Olympian Conwell pro debut tops Buffalo Run fight card April 21

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Miami, OK (April 5, 2017) – World-ranked junior lightweight Billel “Babyface” Dib and former WBC Youth titlist Yuandale “Money Shot” Evans will square off in an important ten round bout Rāmere, April 21 at the Buffalo Run Casino In Miami, OK.
Promoted by Holden Productions and DiBella Entertainment, the card also features the highly-anticipated pro debut of 2016 US Olympian Charles Conwell. Tickets are on sale now at the Buffalo Run Box Office or by logging onto Stubwire.com/event/fourstatefranchiseboxing/buffaloruncasino/miami/14694.
Hailing from Sydney, Ahitereiria, Dib has an outstanding 21-1 record ki 10 whakaora i te knockout. Runga tēnei wā #7 e te WBO me #13 i te WBA, Dib impressed in his debut at the Buffalo Run Casino last December, outpointing Colombian contender Carlos Padilla over eight rounds. A victory on the 21st will move him closer to fighting for a world title.
Living and fighting out of Cleveland, OH, Evans is 18-1 ki 14 KO o. He has eight first round knockouts and captured the WBC Youth title via fifth round KO of Ruslan Berchuk in his native Russia. Defeating the highly-regarded Dib would put Evans in the picture at 130 pauna.
Middleweight Charles Conwell fights for the first time as a pro against an opponent to be named in the four round co-feature. The 19-year-old represented the United States in Rio at the 2016 US Olympics and is now a member of Holden Productions’ “Four State Franchise” team. Named Ohio’s Amateur Athlete of the Year for his remarkable 2016, Conwell has a fan-friendly style that is expected to quickly make him a crowd favorite.
"We are pleased not only for Charles Conwell’s pro debut but also to have a quality main event between two very good fighters,” said Tony Holden. “Charles is already generating buzz locally and the fans are eager to see him in action.”
Kenzie Witt-Morrison of Tulsa, OK looks to avenge a prior draw against Oklahoma City native Aaron Chavers, 7-2-1 (3 KO o), in six round heavyweight rematch. The son of late heavyweight champion Tommy Morrison and half brother of fellow “Four State Franchise” member Trey Lippe-Morrison, Witt-Morrison is 10-0-2 a ka e 9 whakaora i te knockout.
Undefeated welterweight Jarrett “The Legacy” Rouse of Bartlesville, OK will face an opponent to be named. Representing the “Four State Franchise,” Rouse is a multi-sport standout, te whakahiato i tētahi 10-0-1 record ki 4 KO’s in the ring along with a 3-0 professional record as a mixed martial artist. I roto i te Hakihea 2016, he scored a career best victory by outpointing once-beaten Shadi Shawareb.
Dillon “White Lightning” Cook was also scheduled to appear but had to withdraw due to an elbow injury.
Opponents and additional bouts will be announced shortly.
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DON KING’S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TURKEY GIVEAWAY BEGINS SATURDAY: NINE CITIES, SEVEN STATES, FIVE DAYS

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Hall o Rongonui kaiwhakatairanga, 85, Plays ‘Santa’ For Needy Families

 

Las Vegas (Dec. 15, 2016) – A 50-year-plus tradition of donating turkeys to needy families around Christmas time will continue this week when legendary Hall of Fame boxing promoter, Don “Only In America” King, will visit nine cities in seven states in five days as part of his annual Christmas Turkey Giveaway that begins tenei Rāhoroi.

The architect and impresario behind the fabled Te Rumble In the Jungle a Thrilla i roto i te Manila and countless other historic classic boxing events, King will dole out the thousands of birds in Cleveland, Nashville, New Jersey, Los Angeles, New York, Palm Beach, Fla., Deerfield Beach, Fla., Miami and Las Vegas.

 

“Our annual turkey giveaway has a special theme this year and that’s to ‘Make America Great Again,’ ’’ King said. “It’s about the veterans. God Bless the veterans and God Bless America!"

 

Below is the schedule for King’s five-day turkey giveaway:

Rāhoroi, Dec. 17

Cleveland, Ohio
Call and Post
11800 Shaker Blvd.
Cleveland, Ohio 44120
Whakapā: Dale Edwards, 216-773-6600

 

Rāhina, Dec. 19

Nashville, Tenn.
Community Care Fellowship
511 S. 8th St.
Nashville, Tenn. 37206
Whakapā: Jimmy Adams, 615-601-4857

 

Newark, N.J.
916 S. Orange Ave.
Newark, N.J. 07106
Whakapā: Carolyn Kelly Shabazz, 862-262-9240

 

New York
National Action Network
106 Te. 145th St.
New York, N.Y.. 10039
Whakapā: Rev. Richardson, 914-572-6343

Rātū, Dec. 20

Los Angeles, Calif.
California Black Museum of Jazz and Blues
4317 Degnan Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90008
Whakapā: Michelle Patterson, 949-218-4769
Charles Dudley, 213-819-7812

 

Palm Beach, Fla.
Palm Beach Jai Lai
1415 N. 45th St.
Mangonia Park, Fla. 33407
Whakapā: Addie Green, 561-818-1670

 

Deerfield Beach, Fla.
St. Paul United Methodist Church
244 SE 2nd Avenue
Deerfield Beach, Fla. 33441
Whakapā: Jimi Brown, 305-975-7077

 

Miami, Fla.
14500 NE 11th Avenue
North Miami, Fla. 33161
Whakapā: Hans Mardy, 305-307-9073

Wednesday, Dec. 21
Las Vegas, Nev.
325 East Windmill
Las Vegas, Nev. 89123
Whakapā: Eric Brown, 702-325-8134

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IBF #12 Baranchyk and heavyweight sensation Lippe-Morrison return December 10

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Miami, OK (Whiringa 29, 2016) – Junior welterweight phenom Ivan “The Beast” Baranchyk and undefeated heavyweight knockout artist Trey Lippe-Morrison, both members of Holden Productions’ “Four State Franchise,” return to the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, OK Saturday, Hakihea 10.

Headlining in a ten round contest, Baranchyk’s fighting his fourth consecutive bout at the Buffalo Run, where he is an adopted fan favorite. Raised in Russia and fighting out of Brooklyn, NY, Baranchyk is 12-0 ki 10 te whakauru ia i te knockout. I roto i tona a'ee tino tata, Baranchyk clearly outpointed crafty Zhimin Wang on ShoBox over ten rounds to capture both the USBA and WBC USNBC championships.

 

Na tawhiti, Baranchyk has won all of his fights decisively and his team believes the sky’s the limit.

 

“He’s exceeded expectations,” said Promoter Tony Holden. “He’s fought three times on ShoBox and has two first round knockouts plus a dominant decision victory. I’m very excited for his future.”

 

Lou DiBella, who promotes Baranchyk along with Holden and Fight Promotions Inc, is equally enthused.

 

“Ivan is one of boxing’s biggest punchers and he’s making the move from prospect to contender. I’m happy he’s found a home away from home in Miami, OK and he’ll be able to continue to impress in front of his adopted hometown fans.”

Opposing the IBF #12 rated Baranchyk is Wilberth Lopez, 16-5 (10 KO o), of Tuscon, THE. The tough Lopez has four wins against previously undefeated fighters including Leon Spinks III (6-0-1) and Damian Alejandro Sosa (8-0), besting the latter as part of the Mayweather-Maidana II undercard.

 

I roto i te hui tahi-matua, Lippe-Morrison faces veteran Ty Cobb, 19-7 (11 KO o), of Wichita Falls, TX. One of the most popular prospects in the US, Lippe-Morrison he 12-0 with all 12 te whakauru ia i te knockout. The fighting pride of Vinita, OK, Lippe-Morrison made his TV debut in September and did so with many eyes on him. The 27-year-old passed with flying colors, stopping fellow unbeaten Ed Latimore in less than 2 ½ minutes. He is a massive draw at the Buffalo Run, where he routinely fights in front of standing room only crowds.

 

The Lippe-Morrison-Cobb match is scheduled for six rounds.

 

Also appearing on the card in an eight round junior middleweight contest is fellow “Four State Franchise” member Dillon “White Lightning” Cook. Hailing from Seneca, MO, Cook owns a solid 17-1 kaute ngaio ki 7 whakaora i te ara o te knockout.

 

Challenging Cook will be 43 fight veteran Juan Jesus Rivera of Mexico. Rivera, 28-15 (18 KO o), fought many quality fighters including former world champion Cesar Bazan, Daniel Sandoval, Dierry Jean and Roberto Ortiz.

 

Other bouts will be announced shortly.

 

Tickets are on sale now by going tohttp://www.stubwire.com/event/fourstatesfranchise/buffaloruncasino/miami/13787/.

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Ko te Generation New: Lippe-Morrison ready for ShoBox debut

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Miami, OK (Mahuru 22, 2016) – As the son of popular former heavyweight champion Tommy Morrison, Trey Lippe-Morrison’s name alone generates attention.

 

A quick glance at the Oklahoman’s record shows that all 11 of his victories came by knockout, 10 inside of two rounds. Those who dug deeper into Lippe-Morrison’s career will see that he’s trained by legendary Freddie Roach at Wildcard Boxing Club in Los Angeles, Pērā i. On the contrary, his critics note that his name alone generated the buzz rather than his knockouts and many second generation boxers didn’t meet expectations.

 

I te Rāmere evening at the Buffalo Run Casino, Lippe-Morrison looks to make his TV debut a successful one when he battles fellow unbeaten Ed “Black Magic” Latimore. The bout opens a quadrupleheader on Shobox: The New Generation and is scheduled for 6 rauna. Latimore, 13-0 (7 KO o), owns amateur wins over former heavyweight champion Charles Martin and 2012 US Olympian Dominic Breazeale. The Pittsburgh, PA native will be Lippe-Morrison’s toughest test to date and he believes the heavy interest in this fight will only elevate his career when he emerges victorious.

 

“This is a difficult fight for Trey,” said Tony Holden, Lippe-Morrison’s promoter. “Latimore is undefeated and had a good amateur background. He and his team believe this fight will opens doors for him. The interest in this fight is extremely high not just because of whom Trey is but also since there are two unbeaten American heavyweight squaring off early in their careers. The winner is definitely worthy of being considered a top up and coming heavyweight.”

 

Lippe-Morrison is a member of Holden Productions’ “Four State Franchise” and fought 9 o tona 11 fights at the Buffalo Run Casino, a venue he’s helped sell out multiple times. With the hometown advantage and flawless start to his pro career, Lippe-Morrison knows there will be pressure on him but believes he’s ready to handle it.

 

“There is a little bit of added pressure,” the 26-year-old said of fighting on TV. “There are of course the people that want to see me on the same level at my father but some of it is brought on by me. My team and I believe I’m ready for this. I’ve been getting a lot better and learning every day under Freddie Roach. Freddie says I’m prepared for the step up and he has full confidence in me. Now I’ve got to go out and perform.”

 

The quadrupleheader airs live on Showtime at 10 PM ET and also features Ivan “The Volk” Golub against James “Keep em’ Sleepin” Stevenson, Ivan “The Beast” Baranchyk vs Zhimin Wang and Radivoje “Hot Rod” Kalajdzic taking on “Notorious” Travis Peterkin.

 

Tickets are sold out and this excellent evening of boxing is promoted by DiBella Entertainment and Holden Productions in association with Fight Promotions Inc. and Roc Nation Sports.

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Aguirre shocks Tareh; “Lil Pacquiao”, Alvarez, Guillen and Woodall score knockouts in St. Petersburg

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St. Petersburg, FL (April 3, 2016) – Jacksonville, FL’s Juan Aguirre spoiled what was expected to be a homecoming for popular junior middleweight Ali Tareh Saturday, April 1 at the Bayfront Hilton in his hometown of St. Petersburg, FL.
Headlining Mad Angatonú whawhai Sports’ “Bombs Away 5” the main event boxers entered the ring for their eight round junior middleweight fight to a standing room only crowd, which packed the venue prior to the start of the first fight. A big ticket seller who had a large group of supporters on hand, Tareh took his time in the early going. Aguirre, a pressure fighter, looked to close the gap and connect with a hard shot upstairs. With seconds remaining in the opening stanza, Aguirre saw an opening and unleashed a devastating left left hook that knocked Tareh out cold at2:59.
Aguirre is now 7-17-1 ki 1 knockout. Tareh, who received a standing ovation upon returning to his feet, slides to 13-12-5 ki 6 te whakauru ia i te knockout.
The six round co-featured bout marked the return of highly touted featherweight Jose “Lil Pacquiao” Resendez of Bradenton, FL. Coming off a year and a half layoff, Resendez met once-beaten Raul Chirino of Miami. A spitting image of a right handed Manny Pacquiao physically and stylistically, Resendez went to work from the opening bell. Resendez dominated the action with blazing fast combinations to the body and head before dropping Chirino towards the end of the first.
Resendez went back to work in the second and hurt his foe again but the game Chirino hung in tough and landed some counter shots against the ultra-aggressive Resendez. Smelling the blood from the damaged he’d done in the prior two rounds, Resendez continued to aggressively attack Chirino with hard combinations. Resendez was credited with his second knockdown of the evening when the referee ruled the ropes kept Chirino up. Dazed from taking many clean punches, he was in no position to continue and the bout was stopped at 2:03 o te tuatoru.
Resendez, who was mobbed by picture snapping fans after the win, whakapiki i ki 5-0 ki 2 KO o. Chirino is now 7-2 ki 3 KO o.
Welterweight Armando “The Gentleman” Alvarez of Miami scored a one punch knockout over Tampa’s Lee “Holliwood” Dawson in the second of their eight round bout. After dominating the first round by throwing a plethora of punches against the defensive minded Dawson, Alvarez dropped him with a hard right hand for the ten count at 1:24 o te a tawhio noa e rua.
Alvarez ups his professional ledger to 9-0 ki 5 knockouts while Dawson’s record slips to 2-2-4.
In what was without a doubt the fight of the night on an evening full of action, junior lightweight Michael “Choko Guillen scored a dramatic last minute stoppage of Rafael “Junito” Rivera. Guillen immediately came at Rivera winging aggressive shots to the body and head. Rivera, who recognized his opponent left himself open during the relentless attack, scored a flash knockdown with a counter left hook. Undeterred, Guillen continued to swarm Rivera at a frenetic pace in the second and third while the latter found success tagging his wide open opponent with crisp counter shots.
With the crowd on their feet in the fourth and final round, Guillen cornered Rivera and dropped him with a hard shot to the body. Rivera immediately vomited and was counted out at 2:29.
Guillen, of Edgewater, FL, Ko inaianei 2-0 ki 1 knockout. Tampa’s Rivera is 1-2 (1 KO).
Highly touted Cuban junior welterweight Yordan Frometa went the distance for just the second time as a pro against awkward Farkhad “Crazy Russian” Sharipov. Frometa, who now calls Miami home, was the busier fighter and showed power in both hands. Sharipov however forced him to work from bell to bell by punching from different angles while regularly switching between orthodox and southpaw.
Kaute i 59-55 a 60-54 rua. Frometa’s record is now 8-0 (6 KO o). Sharipov, of Kissimmee, FL by way of Kyrgyzstan, Ko 4-8 ki 1 knockout.
Middleweight prospect Steed “The Stallion” Woodall of Houston, TX by way of Birmingham, UK broke down Bradenton, FL based Bolivian Juan Raya en route to a third round TKO. With world renowned Ronnie Shields in his corner Woodall thoroughly dominated with hard shots to the body and head until Raya’s corner threw in the towel at 2:40 o te tuatoru.
Woodall improves to 10-1-1 ki 7 KO o. Raya slides to 2-5 ki 1 knockout.
"This was an incredible card from end to end,"Ka mea a Joey Orduna o Mad Angatonú Whawhai Sports. “The fans definitely got their monies worth and I owe a special thanks to everybody involved with the event. Fights like these are what the sport is all about and if we continue to give the fans entertainment, the interest in the sport will only grow.”
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Other results:
Heavyweights: Jose Medina (2-0 Winter Haven, FL) UD4 Todd Bradley (0-2 Brandon, FL) 40-36 3X
Super Middleweights: Arnold Hill (6-10 4 KO’s St. Petersburg, FL) MD4 Rashad Jones (4-7-2 2 KO’s Selma, AL) 38-38 a 39-37 2x
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Unbeaten Frometa and Prospect Woodall Added to Bombs Away 5!

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St. Petersburg, FL (March 28, 2016) – Joey Orduna of Mad Integrity Fight Sports is proud to announce that unbeaten junior welterweight knockout artist Yordan “Cuba” Frometa and middleweight prospect Steed “The Stallion” Woodall have been added to the “Bombs Away 5” Fight Card Rāhoroi, April 2 i te Bayfront Hilton i St. Petersburg.
A limited number tickets are still available by calling 813-507-5110. Doors tuwhera i 6:30 and the opening bell will sound at 7 pm.
Hailing from Pinar del Rio, Cuba and currently based in Miami, FL, Frometa puts his 7-0 record on the line against fellow Florida transplant Farkhad “Crazy Russian” Sharipov of Kissimmee in a six round contest. Frometa, who has six wins by knockout, captured the U-17 and junior world championships as part of Cuba’s globally renowned amateur program. The hard-hitting Frometa however faces his toughest opponent to date on the 2nd.
I 4-7 ki tetahi knockout, Sharipov doesn’t have a glossy record but has already proven he’s willing to fight anybody, wā, ki hea. The 31-year-old has faced seven unbeaten foes including 2008 US Olympian Raynell Williams, well-regarded Semajay Thomas and Kevin Watts. The iron-chinned Sharipov has never been stopped and is a standout mixed martial artist who has a solid 15-6 professional ledger.
Born in the United Kingdom and residing in Miami, Woodall started his career 9-0-1 with six of those wins coming by knockout. I roto i tona whawhai whakamutunga, Woodall fought on ShoBox: The New Generation for the NABF title but was stopped in the fourth round by Steve Rolls. To get back on track, Woodall’s been working hard in Houston, TX under top trainer Ronnie Shields.
Opposing Woodall will be Juan Fernando Raya of Bolivia. Raya, 2-4 (1 KO), is fighting for the third time in Florida and most recently dropped a decision to undefeated Omar Albanil in Tampa.
"I’m glad we were able to add two more quality fighters to the card,” said Orduna. “The locals were already raving about other fights on the card and now there’s even more to be excited about. Tickets are close to being sold out and there will be no better place to be than the Bayfront Hilton on April 2.
With the additions of Frometa-Sharipov and Woodall-Raya, Mad Integrity Fight Sports will have a total of ten fights. Headlining is popular Ali Tareh, 13-11-5 (6 KO o) o Tampa ki Juan Aguirre, 6-16-1, of Jacksonville in an eight round welterweight matchup as well as the much discussed featherweight fight between St. a Petersburg Jose "Lil’ Pacquiao "Resendez, 4-0 (2 KO o), and Miami’s Raul Chirino, 7-1 (3 KO o), over six rounds.
Other match ups include welterweight Armando “The Gentleman” Alvarez (8-0) of Miami against Tampa’s Lee “Holliwood” Dawson (2-2-3) junior lightweight Michael Guillen (1-0) of Port Orange versus Tampa’s Rafael Rivera (1-1) and St. Petersburg welterweight Viktor Kulakovski (4-2) challenging Paulie Simpson (2-1) o Tampa. Light heavyweight “King” Kenmon Evans (2-0) of New Smyrna Beach, St. Petersburg middleweight Raynard Hill (5-10) and heavyweight Jose Medina (1-0) of Winter Haven will also appear in separate bouts.
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Sammy Vasquez Jr. welcomes Billel Dib to ProBox Management stable

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Miami, FL (February 5, 2016) – Pro Box Management is proud to announce the signing of junior lightweight contender Billel Dib to a management contract.

Dib of Sydney, Australia has a record of 18-1 with nine knockouts and is a former two-time Australian Super Featherweight champion and the current WBO Interim Oriental champion. He is currently ranked number-twelve by the WBO.
Dib won his first nine bouts before his only blemish, which was a split decision that he later avenged with an eighth-round stoppage over Dylan Sendeckyi.
Mai i reira. Dib is currently riding a ten fight win streak in which he captured the WBO Interim Oriental Super Featherweight title with a 12-round unanimous decision over Brent Elliot. te
Dib is the cousin of former IBF Featherweight champion. Billy Dib.
“Being around, training with my cousin and seeing his success is a great motivation for me. I look forward to becoming the second Dib in the family to become world champion,” said Dib.
“I am very excited to have signed with ProBox and to be represented by Henry Rivalta and Gary Jonas. You can’t help but notice how many good fighters that have and how well they have built their careers, I am looking forward to them doing the same with me.”
“The Dib’s are very family oriented and my father and I were impressed were impressed by the family culture,”said Dib.
“We signed Billel because he has all the characteristics that we look for. He is a hard worker, well spoken, good looking action fighting young man, who is very marketable . We definitely think he can be a significant world champion sometime soon,” said Gary Jonas.
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Trey Lippe-Morrison Headlines Saturday in Miami, OK!

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Miami, OK (January 22, 2016) – Heavyweight sensation Trey Lippe-Morrison will compete in his final six round contest when he faces Thomas Hawkins in the main event of a Holden Productions card at the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, OK.

Coming from the talent laden city of Houston, TX Hawkins has a 4-1 record with one win by knockout. Although he will enter apopo a fight as the underdog, he sees it as added motivation to spoil future plans for Lippe-Morrison.

“When nobody expects you to win, it puts all of the pressure on your opponent. I’ve seen film on Trey and he’s a tough kid. My trainer knew his father well and Trey is a straight forward fighter just like his dad. As long as I work on what we did in training, we expect to win!"

Perfect as a pro with ten wins all by knockout, Lippe-Morrison’s jaw-dropping power has drawn comparisons to his father. Currently training under the tutelage of Freddie Roach at the Wild Card Boxing Club, the popular Vinita, OK native has huge expectations in boxing circles but must first get past Hawkins.

“It feels good to be moving up from six to eight rounds if all goes as planned,"Ka mea a Lippe-Morrison. “I don’t know much about Hawkins outside of some footage I saw on YouTube where he appeared to be a patient and smart fighter that will make you pay for mistakes. My plan is to box him and get rounds in. I never go for knockouts they just happen to come.”

“Trey is the real deal and I plan to put him in big fights within the next year,"Ka mea kaiwhakatairanga Tony Holden. “We are going to keep stepping him up and hope to get him rounds but he continues to knock out every man in front of him. I have no doubt that Trey Lippe-Morrison is the next American heavyweight star.”

Highlighting the undercard will be Lippe-Morrison’s “Four State Franchise” stablemates in separate bouts. Along with Lippe-Morrison, the Four State Franchise has fought in front of standing room only crowds on multiple occasions.

Bartlesville, OK based welterweight Jarrett “The Legacy” Rouse will look to make it 9-0 when he squares off with Arkansas’ Juan Parra over six stanzas.

 

Welterweight Jesse Cook of Seneca, MO aims for his sixteenth victory but Corpus Christi, TX’s John David Charles will attempt pull off the upset and win for the second time in three bouts. Cook and Charles will do battle over six rounds.

In a six round special attraction junior middleweight bout, unbeaten Nathan Gallimore travels from Evanston, IL to put his 10-0-1 ledger on the line against 34 fight veteran Rahman Yusubov of Texas.

 

“The Four State Franchise continues to impress in the ring and the demand for them is unlike anything I’ve seen since I promoted Tommy Morrison,"Ka mea a Holden. “All of these guys can fight and I look forward to seeing them in bigger bouts in the near future.”

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ERISLANDY Lara KNOCKS I Jan ZAVECK I rauna Tolu o PREMIER BOXING toa ON ESPN FIGHT KĀRI MEI HIALEAH PARK RACING & Casino i Miami

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Ko Emanuera Rodriguez Ka poro Elicer Aquino I roto i te Tāpare Fitú
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Miami (Whiringa 25, 2015) – Super toa Welterweight ao me te sensation CubanErislandy “Ko te Dream American” Lara (22-2-2, 13 Koó) pai te awhina tona taitara ki te toa ao mua a Slovenian Jan Zaveck (35-4, 19 Koó) i roto i te Pirimia Mekemeke Champions i runga i ESPN whakaatu i a Miami Hialeah Park Racing & Casino.
Nā ki te rangi i roto i te rohe, oho ake i te hui matua, hei āta whakarite i te whawhai tupu. Mai i te pere te whakatuwheratanga, Mana Lara te mahi mā te ū whiu taimaha. I roto i te toru a tawhio noa, mutu te tohutoro ki te mahi ki a Zaveck ki te taura, taea ki te haere tonu. Ko te tohutoro ka karanga te mutu ki te whawhai i :41 ki te tuatoru a tawhio noa.
I roto i te rua o whawhai teata o te ahiahi, Puerto Rican amanaki whā tūturu Emmanuel Rodriguez (14-0, 10 Koó) ta te knockout a tawhio whitu kiAquino Unuunu (17-2-1, 11 Koó) i te Dominican Republic.
I roto i te whakataetae i kite mahi nui i roto i te koki e rua, Rodriguez mutunga whakamatauria kia nui rawa hoki Aquino ki. Mutu te mōhiohio i te whawhai i 2:44 ki te whitu a tawhio noa.
Tenei ko te aha te whawhai teata i ki te mea e pā ana ki o ratou mahi te po nei:
ERISLANDY Lara
“Whakaaro ahau whawha ahau te pēhanga pai te po nei. I noho ahau i roto i te pute, a whawhai toku whawhai. Ko te wikitōria nui tenei mo ahau. (Zaveck) Kei te he toa mua, me te ia ngā kahore i te patototanga i tae noa te po nei.
“Au rawa hari ki hoki te whawhai i roto i te rohe Miami. Ko tenei toku wa tuatahi hoki whawhai konei mai 2009 a Au koa ko ahau e ahei ki te hoatu i runga i te whakaatu pai mo te pā ahau. Ahau rawa mauruuru mo te ara whakakitea e ratou ki runga ki te tautoko i ahau te po nei.
“Patua ahau (Zaveck) ki te pere nui ki te kauae, a piri noa tona tinana katoa. I ia amuamu e pā ana ki te mamae i roto i tona taringa, me tona waewae, engari te rārangi raro ko ka e ahau te win.
“Ka fehangahangai ahau tetahi e hiahia ana ratou ki te hoatu i roto i mua o ahau i 154 lbs, te kore te reira Canelo (Alavarez) ranei (Miguel) Maoa. Na ka haere tatou ki runga ki te 160 lbs.”
Jan ZAVECK
“I tēnei wā e ahau i te mamae koi haere i toku kaki ki toku pokohiwi i runga i te taha ki matau.
“I mohio ahau i taea e ahau tamata ki te whawhai ki runga ki a te whenua i te tokua waimarie, engari ko e he pea iti, a ko reira pea pai ki te mutu, ka whawhai tetahi atu ra.
“Ua ite au i te pai i roto i reira i te aroaro e. Tamata e ahau ki te ohorere ia i te whawhai ki a ia i roto i te tata, engari i tango ahau he tokomaha rawa nifó me ia te mana tino pai.
“Ahau kua kore rite tenei whara i mua i. Ko reira tino ke. Kei te huamo te mamae.”
Emmanuel Rodríguez
“Ka rite ki tīmata te whawhai i taea e ahau e korero ki ko Aquino he toa kaha, engari tīmata kotahi ahau mekemeke ia i mohio ahau taea e mutu ahau te whawhai i roto i te rauna i muri mai.
“Ko te mahere ko ki te tango ia ia ki nga wai hohonu, me te hanga i te reira i te whawhai roa. I roto i te whitu o tawhio korerotia toku kokonga ahau ki te mutunga reira, ka rongo ahau.
“Whakaae ahau ki te Tuhinga. I tango ia rawa nui te whiu i roto i reira.
“Hoko ko ha konga o te kāri PBC i runga i ESPN tauturu tango toku mahi ki te taumata muri. Ua mauruuru vau no te tenei faingamālie.
“Ka whawhai ahau te tangata toku kaiwhakatairanga me te kaiwhakahaere e korero ki ahau ki. Ahau rite mo te tangata e ahau.”
Aquino Unuunu
“(Lotilikuesí) was better te po nei. Ko te kahore atu taua ake uaua. Ko ia he toa pai atu ahau. Ahau e tango atu tetahi mea i a ia.
“E kore ahau i mamae i roto i te whawhai. Ko ia kaha, engari puritia e ahau toku whenua, ko e kore i roto i te raru. Patua e ahau ki a ia ki etahi matā pai rawa. Ia noa u hau atu i ta ahau. Ko te taku he.
“Kihai i ahau inoino. I just ran into a great fighter and te po nei was his night. Ka whakahokia e ahau. Ko te kotahi noa whawhai, a ako he lēsoni.”
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