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Ivan Baranchyk prêt pour le titre mondial ce samedi contre Anthony Yigit dans le cadre du WBSS à la Nouvelle-Orléans

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NEW YORK (Octobre 26, 2018) –Ivan Baranchyk invaincu (18-0, 11 KOs) est destiné à devenir un champion du monde quand il affrontera Anthony Yigit dans un combat pour le titre vacant IBF Junior Welterweight dans le cadre du WBSS, Samedi soir à la Nouvelle-Orléans (DAZN, 8 pm ET).

Baranchyk de Miami, L'Oklahoma via la Russie est l'un des combattants les plus excitants au monde car il est un combattant avancé qui aime lancer des coups puissants..

En Yigit (21-0-1, 7 KOs), Baranchyk affronte un boxeur suédois, qui cherchera à faire obstacle au rêve de Baranchyk de devenir champion du monde.

Baranchyk cherche à devenir le prochain champion du monde sous la direction de Split-T Management.

Baranchyk à l'échelle 140 livres à la pesée de vendredi, tandis que Yigit était 139.7

Saison WBSS 2 Quarts de finale - La Nouvelle Orléans: Peser-Dans
Saison WBSS 2 Quarts de finale – La Nouvelle Orléans: Peser-Dans

“je vais bien, et prêt pour ce combat. C'était un rêve de devenir champion du monde, et samedi j'ai une chance de le réaliser et en même temps d'avancer dans ce grand tournoi,” dit Baranchyk.

“C’est un moment vraiment passionnant dans le temps. Avoir un client avec une si grande éthique de travail, et tellement de cœur, et maintenant le voir obtenir cette opportunité qu'il mérite est un sentiment exceptionnel,” a déclaré David McWater de Split-T Management.

Baranchyk est promu par DiBella Entertainment, Promotions de combat et promotions Holden.

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Erick De Leon takes on Adrian Young this Saturday night in New Orleans

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New York, New York (Juillet 12, 2018)–Invaincu des super poids plume, Erick De Leon will fight Adrian Young in a 10-round bout this Saturday at The Lakefront Arena in New Orleans.

 

 

 

du lion, 26 years-old of Detroit, Michigan is a three-time National Golden Gloves Champion, has a professional record of 17-0-1 avec 9 KO, and will face a tough veteran in Young of Los Mochis, Mexique. Young has a record of 25-4-2 avec 19 KO.

 

 

 

“I worked so hard, and I am excited to hear the bell ring so I can put on a great show for all of my friends and fans in New Orleans,’ said De Leon.

 

 

 

The bout can be seen live on ESPN+ beginning at 4:30 p.m. ET.

 

 

 

DeLeon, is managed by Split-T Management and promoted by Top Rank.

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2016 U.S.. Olympian Charles Conwell battles Travis Scott This Saturday in New Orleans

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New York, New York (Juillet 12, 2018)–Ce samedi, undefeated and 2016 U.S.. Olympian Charles Conwell (7-0, 5 KOs) takes on his toughest opponent to date when he takes on Travis Scott (19-3, 5 KOs) in a super welterweight bout scheduled for six-rounds at The Lakefront Arena in New Orleans.

 

 

Conwell, 20 years-old out of Cleveland will look to continue his winning ways against Scott, who will be facing his 3rd straight undefeated opponent.

 

 

 

“I have never been more excited to put on a show, and I am looking to gain new fans in New Orleans,” said Conwell.

 

 

 

The bout can been seen live on ESPN+ beginning at 4:30 p.m. ET.

 

 

 

Conwell is managed by Split-T Management and promoted by DiBella Entertainment & Holden Productions.

 

 

 

Crédit photo: DiBella Entertainment

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Silva confident ahead of Saturday bout with Lopez

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La Nouvelle Orléans, LA (Juillet 12, 2018) – When lightweight William “Baby Face” Silva arrived in New Orleans yesterday afternoon, he stepped off the plane and raised both hands in the air.

 

 

 

Every time a plane lands in New Orleans, happy travelers throw their hands up in a pre-celebratory fashion of what’s to come during their time in the Big Easy. Silva’s pose however is one he expects to replicate Saturday evening after he defeats hot prospect Teofimo Lopez when the two face off at New Orleans’ Lakefront Arena.

 

 

 

Silva, 25-1 (14 KO), completed an intense training camp under head trainer Jose Rodriguez in Plant City, FL. Originally from Brazil and now fighting out of Florida, Silva is cool, calm and confident heading into his bout with the highly touted 9-0 Lopez, who many consider one of boxing’s future stars.

 

 

 

“Everything was perfect in camp and this is the kind of opportunity I need to show everybody the fighter I truly am. Lopez is a talented boxer but I’ve got a big edge in experience and know what it’s like to be in a big fight. I’m ready or Saturday night and will do whatever is necessary to have my hand raised at the end of the fight.”

 

 

 

Silva’s promoter, Jody Caliguire of Fire Fist Boxing Promotions, immediately jumped at the opportunity for his fighter to challenge Lopez and anxiously awaits Saturday night.

 

 

 

“William needed a fight like this to get him to the level we know he’s capable of. Team Silva has respect for Teofimo Lopez and know he’s rated as one of the top young boxers but William is going to show the world that he’s among the best 135 pound fighters Saturday night.”

 

 

 

Promoted by Top Rank Inc. in association with DiBella Entertainment, Silva-Lopez fight is scheduled for 10 rounds and is for the WBC Continental Americas Lightweight title. It airs live ESPN and ESPN Deportes at 7 pm E.T. It precedes the WBC interim 140 pound championship matchup between champion Regis Prograis and Juan Jose Velasco.

 

 

 

Fans can follow Silva on Instagram @Willian_Baby_Face and for more information on Fire Fist Boxing Promotions, visite www.firefistboxing.net.

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Velasco Looking Forward to War with Prograis

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Upcoming world super-lightweight challenger Juan Jose “El Pitbull” Velasco says he’s happy to be facing a fighter being labeled a potential new star in boxing on Saturday, Juillet 14.

 

 

 

Velasco (20-0, 12 KOs), from Buenos Aires, Argentine, will challenge interim WBC World Super Lightweight Champion Regis Prograis at the Lakefront Arena in Prograis’ birthplace of New Orleans, Louisiane.

 

 

 

The southpaw Prograis became champion last March with a head-turning TKO 2 over capable former champion Julius Indongo.

 

 

 

“I am glad he is being called a new star,” said Velasco. “I only want to fight the best, so I can become the best myself. He’s a very good fighter and I know it will be a true war.”

 

 

 

31-year-old Velasco says he’s in great shape, training in Miami, and looks forward to making his dream of a world title come true.

 

How is training going?

Training is going fantastic! I am in Miami at Caicedo Sports Training Camp, working with Herman Caicedo. Herman is relentless. As soon as he picked me up, traveling from Argentina to Miami. He took me straight to the track and ran drills for an hour.

 

Talk to me about the opportunity to fight for world championship?

Il est un rêve devenu réalité. My whole pro career it has been my dream. I found out I was fighting for the championship immediately after my last fight. Mon promoteur, Sampson Lewkowicz, informed me of the opportunity and told me I would be training in Miami with Herman.

 

You haven’t left your home country to fight much, are you going to be your usual self fighting basically in his hometown in the US?

Ne Pas, I haven’t been out much and it’s an honor to be fighting in the USA. I don’t know any other way than to be myself in a fight. Herman is improving on my skills and adding some details to it. Herman and I have gelled immediately. je suis sûr, due to his experience with champions, that he knows how to adapt to individuals. Fighting in his hometown is on him. I have zero pressure and can only gain fans fighting there.

 

Why will you win this fight?

I will win this fight because I am hungry to be a champion. I’m hungry to be where he is at and hungry to better my family.

 

Describe yourself as a fighter for American fans who haven’t seen you yet.

I am a boxer puncher who can adapt to what is in front of me. Are you doing anything different in training for this fight? Answer: ben oui, the major difference is training with Herman Caicedo in Miami. He has had great success with lots of fighters and one of the few coaches to develop a fighter into a champion from pro debuts. He is a teacher. I look forward to much success with him.