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Kendo “Tremendo” Castaneda Training Camp Notes

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Feb. 28th in Florida showdown vs. unbeaten

NABO champion Yomar “The Magic” Alamo

Las fegasi (Kínní 20, 2020) – Undefeated super lightweightKendo “Tremendo” Castaneda (17-0, 8 KOs) has been in training camp since the beginning of this year in Boxers & Brawlers gym in his San Antonio hometown to prepare for his February 28th fight against North American Boxing Organization (NABO) asiwajuYomar “The Magic” Alamo (17-0-1, 12 KOs) airing live on Boxeo Telemundo, ti o bere ni 11:30 p.m. ATI / 8:30 p.m. PT, from Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee, Florida.

Alamo vs. Castaneda is co-promoted by All-Star Boxing, which promotes Alamo and the event, and Castaneda’s promoter, Roy Jones Jr. (RJJ) Boxing Promotions.

“This is the biggest fight of Kendo’s career to date,” CEO & Co-FounderKeith Veltre said. “He is the type fighter who doesn’t back down from anyone and knows what it takes to get the win. Kendo trains hard and we are fully confident that he will come home with the win.”

 
The 26-year-old Castaneda, ti o wa ni ipo No. 15 nipasẹ awọn World Boxing Organisation (WBO),  will take on WBO No. 8-rated Alamo, the defending NABO super lightweight champion, in the 10-round main event.

Castaneda captured the vacant North American Boxing Association (Bakannaa) crown a year ago, taking a 10-round decision from previously undefeatedGilbert Venegas, Jr.(10-0), and followed that with an impressive 10-round unanimous decision over Dominican veteranEudy Berbardo (24-3).

Last October in Reno, Nevada, Castaneda stoppedStan Martyniouk (20-3) in the sixth round, after which he was installed by the World Boxing Organization as its No. 15 rated super lightweight in the world.

WBO No. 8 ranked Alamo, fighting out of Puerto Rico, is coming off the lone blemish on either fighter’s pro record, a draw withAntonio Moran (24-4-1).

Alamo, 24, is the former World Boxing Council (WBC) Youth World and FECARBOX super lightweight champion, who has made three successful NABO title defenses.

Training Camp Notes

(quotes from Kendo Castaneda)

Training Camp: “Everything here has been good. I’m ready to rock and get back in the ring. I’ll have no trouble making weight for this fight. My sparring partners are local guys, some pros, and other amateurs. I like helping up-and-coming fighters who want to turn pro. They have natural speed at 18, 19 ọdun atijọ, but their strength hasn’t fully developed, yet. They learn and I get good work. My No. 1 sparring partner, Limon, has had more than 100 amateur fights. His style is similar to Alamo’s. He’s tall and lengthy, but not as powerful as Alamo. He throws great jabs and boxes well, which will help me when I fight Alamo.

Yomar Alamo:  “He fights off his back foot a lot. He likes to box and is a good counter-puncher.

He’s undefeated but who knows how he wants to fight?  I like razzle-dazzle and I’ll quickly learn what I’m in for.”

Fighting in Alamo’s backyard: “I’m not concerned about that at all. My first fight with RJJ Boxing was in Las Vegas against a local fighter, Chuy Gutierrez, and I won that fight. I don’t mind fighting in my opponent’s backyard and I’m getting used to it. My last fight was in Reno against a California fighter, who lived a lot closer to Reno than I do in San Antonio. And I fought a local fighter in New Hampshire, when I had a bare-knuckle fight.”

How do you envision this fight going:  “Alamo will go into the fight thinking it’s going to be a boxing match, almost like an exhibition starting the fight. But I’m going to go in strong, like a street fight, banging him around. I’ll catch him with some surprises, throwing hard blows. In the third or fourth round, I’ll start boxing more. Then it’s going to be too much for him, and I’ll take him out in the eighth or ninth round.”

Bout importance: “I think I’ll possibly get a world championship eliminator fight with an impressive victory. I’m a rare, old-fashioned boxer.”

P:  “The referee will be announcing, ‘And the new NABO champion…..’”

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Based in the fight capital of the world, Las fegasi, NV, Roy Jones Jr. Boxing Promotions is climbing to the top at a fast pace, adding young talent to its growing stable: WBO #6 rated bantamweight Max Ornelas, featherweight Ray Ximenez, WBO #15 rated super lightweight Kendo Castaneda,  middleweights John Vera, Connor Coyle and Shady Gamhour, super middleweight Juan Barajas, and heavyweight Alexander Flores.

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James Kirkland Signs to Davies Entertainment: The Boom is Back!

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James Kirkland (32-2, 28 KO) former regional WBO-NABO Junior Middleweight Champion inked a comprehensive management deal with up & comer Davies Entertainment in a move signaling: The Boom is Back!

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Apr 16, 2019, 08:00 CT

San Antonio, April 16, 2019 – Once hailed as “potentially, the most dominant offensive force in boxing since a prime Mike Tyson”, Kirkland, the aggressive southpaw, intends to reunite with his former trainer, Anne Wolfe, while adding Bay Bay McClinton to his training staff and upstart management company, Davies Entertainment, to help restore his ascent as one of the most powerful forces in the fight game.

“This is a human-interest story as much as it is a sports story” said Cameron Davies, CEO of Davies Entertainment, “James is hungry, he’s reconnected with Anne (Wolfe), we look forward to playing our part to get James back to fighting at a championship level.”

Kirkland represents the second boxer signed by Davies Entertainment in less than a week, having signed Daniel “Da Beast” Baiz to a similar comprehensive management deal. Having made a name for himself by becoming one of the global authorities of mobile business fabrication (www.cruisingkitchens.com), Davies has since launched a creative hub which includes film production (That’s a Wrap), a state of the art mobile recording studio (The Boom Box), a graphic design & large format print company (www.justprintitsa.com) and a marketing consultation division. Said Davies “I have assembled a group of companies that can now be tasked to provide our boxers with resources that extend beyond training, whether film production, merchandise & tita, or brand mobility we want to attempt to put a more current spin on how we manage our roster, providing resources that may not have been possible or easily accessed in the past.” Said Kirkland “Mo setan!”

That’s a Wrap will document Kirkland’s story with intent to produce a full length documentary of the boxers return to the ring.

You can follow Kirkland’s progress atwww.daviesentertainmnet.com or on Facebook/IG @daviesentertainment and @kirklandboxing.

Davies Entertainment, LLC. located in San Antonio, TX, is a full service sports entertainment promotions & management company specializing in promotions, brand building, merchandising and talent management. ����r�k��

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Confident Lenin Castillo About Taking on Marcus Browne and His Undefeated Record

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photo by Esdel Palermo

 

After winning the WBO NABO Light Heavyweight title in the month of April, former Olympian Lenin Castillo, lati awọn Dominican Republic, will travel to New York, for the fight that will place him at the door of a world title fight.

 

 

 

Yi Saturday, August 4, WBO ranked 14th Castle (18-1-1, 13 KOs) yoo jagun 2ndranked Marcus Browne (21-0, 16 KOs), from New York, in a 10-round scheduled bout from NYCB LIVE, home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

 

 

 

Castillo-Browne is a special edition bout of PBC that will air live on FS2 & FOX Deportes at 5:30 p.m. ET/2:30 p.m. PT.

 

 

 

“I’ve been following Browne’s career for some time. Facing him was something I was waiting for, and now it’s better because he is number two in the WBO. We were both Olympians, so I know that we will give a great fight to keep the fans talking about our division”, Said Castillo, who is stationed in Puerto Rico, under the supervision of veteran trainer Freddy Trinidad, and Yoel ‘Yowy’ González at the Caimito Municipal Gym, located in the capital city of San Juan.

 

 

 

“I feel satisfied with the training in Caimito, I’ve learned from the knowledge of Trinidad and Yowy. On the track, the person in charge is Mr. Bonet, who has worked with great boxers. I hope that all my work will pay off in the fight, and that my performance is to everyone’s liking. This victory is for the Dominican Republic, where we continue to grow in the boxing world”.

 

 

 

Castillo’s manager, Raul Pastrana of Spartan Boxing Club, wi: “This fight will define Lenin’s course in the grand stages of boxing. A world title fight is upcoming with a great performance against Browne. We understand that Browne has not faced a quality fighter such as Lenin. Lenin will show that he has the tools and the desire to reach the top. Ni afikun, he is willing to face any opponent, at any place”.

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Lenin Castillo grabs WBO Gold in Ponce, Puẹto Riko

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Ponce, Puẹto Riko – Former Dominican Olympian Lenin Castillo (18-1-1, 13 KO ká) won the WBO/NABO vacant light heavyweight title in impressive fashion. Castillo defeated Aaron “Homicide” Mitchell (27-3-1, 21 KO ká) of Florida by way of technical knockout in the 10th and final round.

 

 

 

 

As a result of the victory, Castillo will now be ranked among the best 175 pound fighters in the WBO.

 

 

 

 

The fight was televised by DIRECTV PR as part of a card promoted by Miguel Cotto Promotions at the Complejo Ferial, Ponce, PR.

 

 

 

 

“I am very grateful to my manager Raúl Pastrana from Spartan Boxing Club, Miguel Cotto Promotions and the WBO for making this fight possible with an important title at stake that will place me among the best fighters of my weight,” Said Castillo, “This victory is for my Dominican people, my dad, my mom and also for the Puerto Ricans who made me feel at home since I arrived on the island for the fight”.

 

 

 

 

“I prepared myself to the max and these are the results of working hard in the gym. Since I landed a good shot at Mitchell, he decided to survive the whole fight and did not let me use everything I had saved for him. But the important thing was that we won all the rounds without losing concentration”, expressed Castillo, who was training in Florida under the supervision of Maury Ramos of KMJ with the assistance of Chiro Pérez from 5th St Gym.

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Asia ni igbega & Thompson Boxing sign amateur standout Ruben Villa to a co-promotional contract

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Philadelphia, PA / Orange, BI ELEYI. (July 26, 2016)–Asia ni igbega ati Thompson Boxing Promotions are pleased to announce the signing of amateur standout Ruben Villato a co-promotional contract.
Awọn 19 year-old Villa of Salinas, California compiled an outstanding record of 166-17 in the unpaid ranks that included two National Junior Golden Gloves titles and two National Golden Gloves championships at 123 poun.
Ruben did not make the U.S. Olympic team due to his struggles to make 123 pounds in the Olympic Trials. He will campaign as a professional in the featherweight division (126 lbs).
“Ara mi ya, and I have been working very hard to get to this point. I cannot wait to turn professional,” said Villa.
“It is very cool to sign with two great promoters. We were offered the opportunity, and we took it.”
“As for the Olympic trials I was disappointed, yet happy at the same time. I was happy to make it that far, and now I am ready for the next phase of my career.”
Villa began boxing at the age of five when his family, who were big boxing fans, took young Ruben to the gym.
That spawned his amateur career, which saw him reach the number-1 national ranking at 123 pounds and saw him defeat eventual United States Olympian Shakur Stevenson.
“He is a good fighter, and I hope he wins a medal and at some point we can break the tie in our fights against each other. I see that as a big fight down the line in the pros.”
Villa defeated Stevenson in the National Golden Gloves and Olympic Trials.
The 5’6″ Villa is managed and trained by Danny Zamora. Zamora performs the same roles with world-ranked NABA, NABO, NABF and Boxicino 2014 lightweight champion Petr Petrov.
Villa describes his style as a boxer who uses angles and does not get hit much.
“My boxing influences are a bit of Vasyl Lomachenko and Canelo Alavrez.”
Ruben’s family and friends are not only a big part of his life, but also part of his success.
“My parents started me in boxing, and they have been extremely supportive in this. I also have 4 sisters (Ruben is the 2nd oldest of the 5 ọmọ), and they are very supportive as well. “
Villa has sparred with Petrov, Bruno Escalante and Manuel Avilla, and that has given him a good gage on where he is at as he embarks on his career.
“I do well with those guys. I can hold my own, and those guys are great professionals. It gives me confidence as I start out.”
“Whenever you have the chance to sign someone as talented and as gifted as Ruben Villa, you jump at that opportunity,” said Ken Thompson, President of Thompson Boxing Promotions. “Villa comes to us from an accomplished amateur background. He has all the traits you look for in a prospect – tremendous skill set, positive attitude, and a love for the sport. He has an outstanding future ahead of him.”

Arthur Pelullo, President of Banner Promotions stated, “We are very excited by the signing of Ruben. He has all the makings of a future star. I can see big things in his future, as he has great ability, a pro-style and the intangibles to be a great fighter for a long time. We are very familiar with Ruben’s team, and we have a great relationship with his manager, Danny Zamora. We are eager to start Ruben on his journey to become a world champion.”

“Ruben is a great prospect, a top amateur and an Olympic alternate,” said Villa’s Manager Danny Zamora. “I believe he will be a world champion. I met Ruben through his trainer Rudy Puga, and I have been following him for three years. I feel that he has all the makings to be a star.”

Villa will turn professional yi Friday night at the Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, California on a Thompson Boxing card that will be headlined by Jose Roman mu lori Carlos Cardenas
Photos by Carlos Baeza / Thompson Boxing
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Split-T Management signs world ranked welterweight Ray Robinson

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Niu Yoki, NY (Kínní 25, 2016)–Boxing managers Split-T Management are proud to announce the signing of world ranked welterweight contender Ray Robinson to a managerial contract.

Robinson of Philadelphia, PA. ni a gba ti 20-2 with nine knockouts and is currently ranked number-seven by the WBC.

Robinson, ti o wa ni tan-ọjọgbọn ni 2006 is on a seven fight winning streak that is over a 5 and a half year period.
Awọn 30 year-old Robinson has wins over previously undefeated Roberto Acevedo, Darnell Jiles Jr & Aslanbek Kozak.
Robinson has collected the Pennsylvania Welterweight title with an explosive 2nd round stoppage over former U.S. Olympian Terrence Cauthen (36-7). He won the vacant WBA-NABA interim title with a 10-round unanimous decision over Alberto Morales (11-1). Robinson captured USBA title with a 7th round stoppage over Ray Narh (26-2). He won the the WBO NABO title with the win over Kozaev.
Ni re julọ to šẹšẹ ija, Robinson retained the WBO NABO title with a 10-round unanimous decision over Sherzodbek Alimjanov (22-2) lori April 17.

“I felt David McWater can help me get to my dream and become world champion.
I feel like it’s a matter of time before I get my shot to show everyone I am the top welterweight in the world. I fought some tough guys in my career and show I can compete and beat them,” said Robinson.

Said Split-T management CEO David McWater, “I think Ray is the most underrated fighter in America let alone in the welterweight division and can beat any welterweight on any given day. I’m unbelievably proud to be associated with such a class individual. Ray gives back to the community selflessly.”
Along with McWater, Robinson will be co-managed with Philly fixture Tom Moran who formerly represented Tim Witherspoon and Kassim Ouma and currently represents 2012 Olympic Silver Medalist John Joe Nevin.

“I feel Ray has matured so much as a fighter over the years and feel confident he can beat any welterweight when given the chance. He has always been a class act in and out of the ring and we feel great that he is a part of our team. It’s just a matter of time when the world will see he is the best in the welterweight division,”Joe Quiambao, Director of Boxing for Split-T Management.

Robinson, who is entered as a wild card entry in the WBC Welterweight tournament is a promotional free agent.

Split-T Management growing roster includes Undefeated Bantamweight Antonio Nieves; Undefeated Light Heavyweights Joseph Williams and Mighty Joe Jones; Undefeated Welterweights Wesley Tucker; Boubacar Sylla; Undefeated Super Middleweight Deandre Ware, Undefeated Heavyweights: Darlington Agha and Trent Rawlins and Adonis Stevenson conqueror, Super Middleweight Darnell Boone.

Split-T Management can be reached by at 917-627-6559 tabi nipa imeeli ni joematchmaker@yahoo.com
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Graduation DAY FUN Antoine Douglas: UNBEATEN MIDDLEWEIGHT DROPS LES SHERRINGTON FIVE TIMES EN ROUTE TO FOURTH-ROUND TKO IN MAIN EVENT OF SHOBOX: AWON NEW iran QUADRUPLEHEADER

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Unbeaten Taras Shelestyuk Outpoints Aslanbek Kozaev,

Undefeated Keenan Smith gba Close Ipinnu lori Benjamin Whitaker,

Sam Teah dunadura O'Shaquie Foster Re First Ṣẹgun

Yẹ tun Monday, Oṣu kọkanla. 9, ni 10 p.m. ATI/PT on SHO iwọn®

Tẹ NIBI Lati Gba awọn fọto

Photo Ike: Esteri Lin / Showtime®

Las fegasi (Oṣu kọkanla. 7, 2015) – It was cold outside, awọn iwọn otutu dipping sinu awọn kekere 50s, ṣugbọn awọn eroja ko ni ipa unbeaten Antoine "Action" Douglas, sibẹsibẹ, as the talented world-ranked middleweight turned up the heat and impressively knocked out Les Sherrington ninu awọn ti kẹrin yika ninu awọn ifilelẹ ti awọn iṣẹlẹ ti a ShoBox: The New generation quadrupleheader Friday gbe lori ASIKO IWORAN.

 

Douglas (19-0-1, 13 KOs), ti Burke, Orúkọàyè., silẹ Sherrington (35-8, 19 KOs), ti Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia, ni igba marun ṣaaju ki awọn ọkan-apa ija fun awọn WBO International 160-iwon akọle a duro ni 1:02 ti awọn kẹrin. The awọn ọna, lile-kọlu Douglas silẹ Sherrington ọkan akoko ni akọkọ ati keji iyipo, meji ni igba ninu awọn kẹta ati ni kete ti ni kẹrin.

Ni awọn àjọ-ẹya-ara lati awọn Pataki ti won ko iwọn-ita awọn Aarin Las fegasi Iṣẹlẹ Center (DLVEC) kọja lati awọn D Las fegasi, Yukirenia southpaw Taras "Real se" Shelestyuk (13-0, 8 KOs), ti Los Angeles, Calif., dó a sunmọ-10-yika shutout lori Aslanbek Kozak (26-2-1, 7 KOs), ti Vladikavkaz, Russia, lati Yaworan awọn WBO-NABO Regional Welterweight akọle. A tele magbowo standout ati 2012 Olympic ere Idẹ medalist, Shelestyuk, gba nipasẹ awọn ikun ti 100-90 lemeji ati 99-91.

Ni miiran esi lori kaadi igbega a nipa GH3 ni igbega ati Asia ni igbega, "Killa" Keenan Smith (9-0, 3 KOs), ti Philadelphia, gba a unanimous mẹjọ-yika ipinnu loriBenjamin "Da Blaxican" Whitaker (10-2, 2 KOs), ti San Antonio, Texas, ni a ifigagbaga welterweight alokuirin ati "Tsunami Sam" Seah (7-1, 2 KOs) ti Philadelphia ayo a unanimous ipinnu lori tẹlẹ undefeated O'Shaquie "Ice Omi" Foster (8-1, 5 KOs) ti Orange, Texas, ni a lightweight baramu. O je akoko awọn 135th a afẹṣẹja jiya rẹ akọkọ isonu on ShoBox.

Fun Douglas, o je rẹ karun itẹlera gun lori ShoBox ati seese le ti mina u a iranran lori ojo iwaju a SHOWTIME asiwaju Boxing® kaadi. Awọn 10 awọn onija ti o ti sọ han marun tabi siwaju sii ni igba lori ShoBox ti gbogbo lọ lori lati koju fun a aye akọle.

 

"Antoine Douglas ni pipe apẹẹrẹ ti ohun ti a ṣe ni awọn ShoBox jara. A kọ awọn onija. A se agbekale wọn lati afojusọna lati contenders,"Wi Gordon Hall, Alase o nse ti ShoBox: The New generation ati Olùkọ Igbakeji Aare ti Production, Showtime idaraya. "A ti sọ ri Antoine dagba. O si bere bi a ni ileri afojusọna, ati awọn ti a ti baamu fun u gan alakikanju ati kọọkan ati gbogbo igba ti o Witoelar soke to awọn iṣẹ-ṣiṣe. Lalẹ, o graduated lati ShoBox pẹlu a ti iyanu išẹ; nibẹ ni o wa ko si Abalo ti o jẹ bayi a contender. "

 

"A ni ohun ti Antoine Douglas ti nilo: The Iru ti patapata ako išẹ ti o mu ki o fẹ lati ri i lodi si awọn ti o dara ju middleweights. Lalẹ wà Antoine ká maa ShoBox. Bayi o yoo gbe soke to tobi ati ki o dara ohun,” wi ShoBoxiwé Oluyanju Steve Farhood lẹyìn:

 

Douglas lọ 10 iyipo fun awọn keji akoko ati upped rẹ gba ṣiṣan si marun niwon Boxing a fa ni July 2014.

 

"Wọn sọ yi je mi ayẹyẹ ọjọ, akoko fun a fila ati kaba, ki yi je pato a ńlá win,'' Wi Douglas, a oke magbowo ti o ṣe ti o si 2011 U.S. Olympic idanwo ati awọn ti a ni WBA ká kẹsan-ni ipo contender lọ ni. "O je a nla iriri ija loriShoBox ati ki o Mo riri ohun gbogbo ti won ti sọ ṣe fun mi sunmọ mi setan lati lọ si awọn tókàn ipele. Bayi, o ni akoko fun mi lati ya nigbamii ti igbese.

 

"Mo ti ṣe yẹ lati win, jasi nipa knockout, sugbon mo ti ko reti o lati wa ọna yi. Mo ti ṣe yẹ Sherrington lati wa ni tougher, diẹ pese. Mo ro pe mi jab je awọn bọtini. O ṣeto u soke fun gbogbo awọn ńlá Asokagba Mo gbe pẹlu ọwọ ọtún mi ati osi kio.

 

"Mo mọ Mo fe wa ni yiyara ju u. Mo ti a ti pese sile gan. Ọkan ti o dara ohun ti mo nipa wa dun ni bi mo ti pa mi composure. ''

 

Sherrington, ti o ti ija ita ti Australia ati ṣiṣe awọn re US. ati 2015 debuts, wá ni ntẹriba gba mẹjọ ti re kẹhin mẹsan njà, pẹlu rẹ kẹhin bata. Ṣugbọn awọn WBA ká Ko si. 12 contender je ko baramu fun Douglas.

 

"Antoine Douglas jẹ gidigidi dara ati awọn ti o yoo lọ lori lati gan ńlá ohun ni yi idaraya,'' Sherrington wi.

 

"Mo n ko ṣiṣe excuses, sugbon mo ti a didi ati ki o le dara ya soke kò gan. Ati ki o si mu mi ni tutu. Mo ti wá nibi lati de ọdọ a igbesi aye ala ti mi sugbon ti o ti ko túmọ lati wa. Mo ni tewogba sinu awọn ńlá liigi ni a ńlá nkanju ati ninu buru ọna. Gbogbo gbese lọ si Douglas fun awọn ti o. ''

 

Farhood ti a impressed pẹlu Shelestyuk, a tele magbowo standout. "[Filati] Shelestyuk wò bi awọn julọ ogbo Onija lori awọn kaadi,'' Farhood wi. "O ni o ni ìyanu magbowo pedigree, o si wà ohun Olympic Idẹ medalist. O ja a Onija ti o ṣe u ja ati ki o jabọ a pupo ti punches — o idaji 85 Punches a yika. O ti jẹ gaba awọn ija lati awọn akọkọ yika lori o si wò bi awọn aye-kilasi Onija ti o ti ni idagbasoke lati wa ni.”

 

Shelestyuk nlo re 3½-inch iga anfani lati jọba awọn ere sugbon outclassed Kozaev. "Eleyi je kan ti o dara ija fun mi. Inu mi dun. Mo ti gba mi akọkọ pro akọle, lọ 10 iyipo fun igba akọkọ ati ki o gba gbogbo awọn iyipo,'' Shelestyuk wi.

 

"Awọn eniyan je Super a alakikanju alatako. Mo ro mo ti a ti lọ si kolu u jade ni kan diẹ ninu awọn iyipo ṣugbọn o si mu gbogbo mi lile punches. O si wà a jagunjagun ati ki o ní a Pupo iriri siwaju sii ju mi. ''

 

Kozaev, ni ṣiṣe rẹ akọkọ ibere ni 18 osu, bere sare ṣugbọn ni outhustled ati outworked lati awọn keji yika lori. "O ni kan ti o dara Onija ati ki o Mo ti o dara ju fun mi, ṣugbọn ti nwọn ko ja fun iru kan gun akoko je ifosiwewe a ńlá,'' O si wi.

 

Smith bori a ẹgbin ge lori awọn osi oju lati ẹya nwaye headbutt ni kẹfa ṣugbọn wá pada lati Dimegilio a knockdown ninu awọn keje. O si edidi mejeje nipa awọn ikun ti 79-73 ati 78-74 lemeji.

 

"Keenan Smith bori a gan buburu ge lati win yi ija,'' Farhood wi. "O jeô ayo a knockdown ti o wà airotẹlẹ pẹ ninu awọn ija. Mo ro pe o je a gan sunmọ ija, ṣugbọn Smith ṣe to ni ibẹrẹ iyipo lati win. O si ni pato a afojusọna ti yoo gba dara.”

 

Smith a ti ija fun awọn kẹrin akoko odun yi lẹhin a mẹta-odun hiatus. O si wà kere ju lakitiyan lẹyìn. "Eleyi ni o ni inira a ibùdó fún mi. Iya mi kú. Mo igbẹhin yi ija lati rẹ ati ki o gan fe lati gba awọn knockout,'' Wi Smith ti ó wọ gbogbo-Pink ogbologbo ninu rẹ ola.

 

"Mo wa ko gbogbo awọn ti dun nitori ti mo ro ti mo le ti pari i ani tilẹ mi osi shoulder ti a hurting ati ki o mo ti wà ko 100 ogorun. Mo tun ko le ri Elo ni gbogbo jade ti oju mi ​​lẹhin ti awọn ge.

 

"Ṣugbọn lalẹ, o wà bi a welterweight ija a Junior welterweight. Mo ti ni oṣuwọn ni ni 141 ati awọn ti o wà ni 147. Ṣugbọn lọ mẹjọ iyipo fun igba akọkọ akoko je pato kan ti o dara ohun. Mo ti o kan lero bi mo ti yẹ ki o ti pari Elo ni okun sii. Awọn oju ojo si wà ko isoro a. ''

 

Whitaker ní a mẹta-ija gba ṣiṣan opin. "The igbelewọn wà ọna pa. O je a Elo jo ija ju ti,'' O si wi. "Mo ko ye bi o ti le ri awọn kilo awọn gbogbo ija fun dani, ṣugbọn kò gba a ojuami ya kuro. The knockdown je ko koda a knockdown. O je diẹ ẹ sii ti a irin ajo. The Ref beere ti o ba mi ti mo ti le tesiwaju ati ki o mo ti wà bi, 'Mo ti a ko paapaa ipalara, ko ani wobbled a kekere kan bit. '

 

"Emi yoo nifẹ lati ja fun u pada. ''

 

Teah gba awọn šiši ija ni ti awọn telecast nipa awọn ikun ti 79-73 ati 77-75 lemeji. "Eleyi je ohun inu,'' Farhood wi. "Teah lu a Onija tí ó ti a alakikanju magbowo. Awọn isoro fun O'Shaquie Foster ni wipe o wò bi ẹya magbowo. Oun kò si ko ṣatunṣe si awọn pro game. O si ko fi to agbara ati ki o to ipinnu. O si wà a oriyin ati [Wà] Teah si mu anfani ti ti.”

 

Yeah, ṣiṣe awọn re mẹjọ-yika Uncomfortable, gba rẹ kẹta ni a ọna kan. "Mo wa ecstatic ati ki o ko le beere fun ohun ti o dara,'' O si wi. "Eleyi jẹ pato mi tobi julo win ati ki o Mo ro mo ti gba pato. Mo ti le ti ṣe diẹ, sugbon mo ṣe to. Eleyi je a nla win fun mi egbe. Ṣiṣẹ 10 wakati ọjọ kan a san ni pipa fun mi.

 

"Eleyi je mi akọkọ akoko lọ mẹjọ iyipo ati ki o Mo ro lagbara. Lati lu ohun unbeaten Onija je tobi. Ni igba akọkọ ti mefa iyipo mo coasted. The kẹhin meji iyipo rirẹ ṣeto ni ati ki o Mo ti bere lati lero awọn ojo, sugbon mo lero nla bayi. ''

 

Ti o ba ẹnikẹni ninu awọn mẹjọ boxers froze labẹ awọn imọlẹ imọlẹ ti o wà Foster. "Fun idi kan Mo ti o kan wà ko ara mi ninu nibẹ,'' A han àwọn adehun Foster wi. "Mo ti le ti ṣe bẹ Elo siwaju sii sugbon mo o kan ko o jabọ to punches. O ni akoko fun mi lati regroup ati ki o gba o jọ fun awọn nigbamii ti akoko. ''

Gbogbo awọn sugbon won Douglas ṣiṣe wọn ShoBox debuts.

Awọn ShoBox quadrupleheader yoo tun-air ose yi bi wọnyi:

 

DAY CHANNEL

Monday, Oṣu kọkanla. 9, 10 p.m. ET/PT SHOWTIME EXTREME

 

Friday ká mẹrin-ija telecast yoo wa ni SHOWTIME ON eletan® bẹrẹ loni / Saturday, Oṣu kọkanla. 7.

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 jeGordon Hall pẹlu Richard Gaughan producing ati Rick Phillips directing.

Boxing

GH3 ni igbega quintet lori ifihan yi Friday night ni Las fegasi

Fi kan ọrọìwòye
Las fegasi (Kọkànlá Oṣù 3, 2015)—Yi Friday oru ni Aarin Las fegasi ti oyan Center (DLVEC) kọja lati The D Hotẹẹli, marun awọn ọmọ ẹgbẹ ti ni igbega GH3 idurosinsin yoo wa ni igbese, pẹlu mẹta ni ifihan ninu sorileede televised njà bi ara ti a ShoBox: The New generation kaadi. (10 PM et/PT).
Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, undefeated Middleweight, Antoine Douglas (18-0-1, 12 KO ká) yoo ewu rẹ aye ipo ti o duro ni nọmba-mẹsan nipa awọn WBA, number-fifteen by the IBF and number-11 by the WBO when he takes on Australian Les Sherrington (35-7, 19 KO ká) ni a ija fun awọn WBA International ati WBO International Middleweight oyè. Sherrington is ranked number-twelve by the WBA.
Ni ẹya-yika 8 Welterweight ija,Keenan Smith (8-0, 3 KO ká) ogun Benjamin Whitaker (10-1, 2 KO ká).
Ni ẹya-yika 8 Lightweight ija, O'Shanique Foster (8-0, 5 KO ká) yoo ja Samuel Seah (6-1, 2 KO ká).
Ni pipa-tẹlifisiọnu bouts, Adam Lopez (13-0, 6 KO ká) yoo ya lori ohun alatako lati wa ni oniwa ni a se eto fun Featherweight 8-iyipo.
Cuba magbowo Star, Hector Frormeta yio si ṣe rẹ pro Uncomfortable lodi si Abraham Calderón ni a Welterweight akoôkoô se eto fun 4-iyipo.
“Eleyi jẹ a nla anfani fun Douglas, Smith ati Foster lati ma tàn imọlẹ on orilẹ-tẹlifisiọnu,”wi GH3 ni igbega Vito Mielnicki.
“Antoine jẹ lori awọn cusp ti a pataki ija ati ki o Mo ro awọn egeb yoo gbadun gan ri awọn orilẹ-tẹlifisiọnu debuts ti Keenan Smith ati O'Shanique Foster. Off-TV we will be showcasing Adam Lopez and Hector Frometa. Adam has had a couple of great fights on ShoBox and we expect him in a big fight in his next outing as he is already ranked number-seven by the WBA. Frometa is our next fighter who we believe will be that a star.”
Tiketi ti wa ni owole ni $100.50, $75.50, $40.50, $25.50 ati $20.50 ki o si wa o si wa fun ra ni www.ticketmaster.com
GH3 ni igbega yoo wa ni fifihan miiran lagbara kaadi on December 11th ni ni Parsippany PAL ni Parsippany, New Jersey.

Awọn alaye ati bouts yoo kede tókàn Monday.
GH3 ni igbega ẹya undefeated Middleweight Antoine Douglas, Super Middleweight ká Jerry Odom & Derrick Webster, undefeated Super Bantamweight Adam Lopez bi daradara bi Boxcino 2015 Jr. Middleweight asiwaju John Thompson, Jr., undefeated Welterweight ká Jerrell Harris & Keenan Smith, Light Heavyweight Lavarn Harvell, Jr. Lightweight O'Shanique Foster, Super Middleweight Andrew Hernandez & Welterweight Hector Frometa si awọn GH3 ni igbega idurosinsin.
Boxing

“Aago lati tàn” Ipolowo fidio Friday, Oṣu kọkanla. 6 Lati Aarin Las fegasi ti oyan Center

Fi kan ọrọìwòye
Las fegasi (Kọkànlá Oṣù 2, 2015) – Ni isalẹ wa ni awọn ipolowo fidio fun yi Fridays GH3 ati Asia ni igbega “Aago lati tàn” card at the Downtown Las Vegas Event Center (DLVEC) kọja lati awọn ala D Hotẹẹli ni aarin Las fegasi.
Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, Antoine Douglas (18-0-1. 8 KOs), a aye-ni ipo nyara middleweight afojusọna, yoo fi rẹ undefeated o gba lori awọn ila lodi si oniwosan Les Sherrington (35-7, 20 KOs) ni a 10-yika ija fun awọn WBA ati WBO International oyè. Ni awọn àjọ-ẹya-ara, 2012 Olympyan Taras Shelestyuk (12-0, 8 KOs) mu on Aslanbek Kozaev (26-1-1, 7 KOs) ni a 10-yika ija fun NABO ati WBA Intercontinental Welterweight Titles. Keenan Smith (8-0, 3 KOs) yoo wa ni njijadu Benjamin Whitaker (10-1, 2 KOs) ninu ẹya mẹjọ yika welterweight matchup. O'Shaquie Foster (8-0, 5 KOs) yoo wa ni mu on Samuel Teah (6-1, 2 KOs) ninu ẹya mẹjọ yika lightweight ija.
Kọkànlá Oṣù 6 ShoBox promotional video
Kọkànlá Oṣù 6 “Aago lati tàn” ipolowo fidio

Gbogbo mẹjọ boxers yoo wa ni ija ni Las fegasi fun igba akọkọ. Tiketi ti wa ni owole ni $100.50, $75.50, $40.50, $25.50 ati $20.50 ki o si wa o si wa fun ra niwww.ticketmaster.com.

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About Aarin Las fegasi Iṣẹlẹ Center
Be ni awọn igun ti Kẹta St. ati Carson Ave. kọja lati awọn D Las fegasi, awọn Aarin Las fegasi Iṣẹlẹ Center le gba soke to 11,000 awọn alejo ati ẹya ti ipinle-ti-ni-aworan ipele, ohun ati ina. The ìmọ-air oniru ti wa ni pípe si mejeji afe ati ki o nfun ni ni awọn agbegbe ati pipe awọn iranran fun ere orin, apejo ati awọn miiran large-asekale iṣẹlẹ. Wiwonu esin awọn uninhibited ẹmí ti aarin Las fegasi, awọn titun venue yoo ogun si a ila-soke ti curated iṣẹlẹ pẹlu time ere orin, ounje odun ati siwaju sii. Awọn venue jẹ tun ni akọkọ Idanilaraya arena ni Las fegasi lati gba Bitcoin bi owo. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, ibewo www.dlvec.com tabi tẹle on Facebook, Instagram ati Twitter niDLVEC.