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Elite Prospect Michael Dutchover Highlights “Path to Glory” Undercard Friday Night

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ORANGE, Calif. (June 20, 2017) – Junior lightweight Michael Dutchover (4-0, 4 KOs), a highly accomplished amateur and recently turned professional, highlights Friday night ká “Path to Glory” undercard lati Doubletree Hotel ni Ontario, Calif.
Watch Dutchover vs. Carrizoza and the rest of the 6-fight card on TB Presents: Path To Glory, live streaming on ThompsonBoxing.com ati Facebook Live bẹrẹ ni 7:45 p.m. PST / 10:45 p.m. EST.
Tiketi fun “Path to Glory” ti wa ni owole ni $40, $60, & $100 and are available for purchase online at ThompsonBoxing.com, tabi nipa pipe 714-935-0900.
Dutchover, who trains in Southern California but resides in Midland, Tex., faces his toughest opponent to date: once-beaten Miguel Carrizoza (10-1, 2 KOs) of Hermosillo, Mex.
The bout marks Dutchover’s second 6-round fight of his young career. He stormed into the paid ranks with four straight knockout wins.
“The plan this year is to up my level of competition,” said Dutchover, who recently sparred with world title challenger Petr Petrov. “I know I’m ready for the challenge. I want to work my way to the top, and in order to do that I need to challenge myself.”
Dutchover had a successful amateur run that saw him win nine national titles, a bronze at the 2015 U.S. Olympic idanwo, and a runner-up finish at last year’s National Golden Gloves competition. Dutchover, 19, believes he was built to fight professionally.
“Bi ohun magbowo, I often boxed in the pro-style,” said Dutchover, who counts Danny Zamora, older brother Junior Dutchover, and Javier Gomez as coaches. “I didn’t really throw a lot of quick, small punches that define the amateurs. I was more aggressive in my approach. I worked the body and threw a lot of power shots.”
Detailed opponent scouting reports in the early years of a boxer’s professional career are often not available. Dutchover has an idea of what to expect from Carrizoza, but he will rely mostly on his extensive amateur background.
“I had such a long amateur career that I’ve seen basically every style in the book,” said Dutchover, who is promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing. “I’m going to adapt in the ring and be prepared for whatever he brings. I had an excellent training camp. I’m in great shape and ready to go after another win.”
“We are looking forward to Micheal stepping up in competition on Friday night,” said Matthew Rowland, Igbakeji Aare-of Banner ni igbega. “Michael has shown that he is ready for this challenge, and we expect another terrific performance.”
Photo Ike: Carlos Baeza /Thompson Boxing Promotions.
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Ruben Villa to Test Unbeaten Record on “New ẹjẹ” Undercard Friday Night

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ORANGE, Calif. (Le 17, 2017) – Blue chip featherweight prospect Ruben Villa (5-0, 3 KOs) headlines an action-packed “New ẹjẹ” undercard when he puts his undefeated record on the line against Anthony de Jesus Ruiz (2-2, 2 KOs) yi Friday, Le 19, from the Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, Calif.
Thompson Boxing’s 17 year anniversary show will be live streamed on its aaye ayelujara ati Facebook Live bẹrẹ ni 7:45 p.m. PDT yi Friday.
Tiketi fun “New ẹjẹ” ti wa ni owole ni $40, $60, & $100 and are available for purchase online at ThompsonBoxing.com, tabi nipa pipe 714-935-0900.
Friday ká bout marks the fourth time Villa will fight in front of an expected sold out crowd at the Doubletree Ontario. It will be his first, sibẹsibẹ, fighting on a live streamed show.
“I’m definitely excited for it. It’s great exposure for us new guys trying to make a name for ourselves,” said Villa, who is promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing. “I know a lot of my friends and family will be watching. It also gives an opportunity for boxing fans all over the country to tune in and watch some quality fights.”
Villa, a southpaw, is coming off his East Coast debut in April where we notched his third career knockout win over the previously unbeaten Luis Diaz Torres. Villa stopped the stiff-chinned Torres in the sixth and final round. It was the first, sixth round fight of Villa’s career, one that tough him several impactful lessons.
“It’s important to stick to the plan and listen to my corner,” said the 20-year-old, who hails from Salinas, Calif. “He was somewhat reckless so I needed to show a little more patience with him. I’m used to fighting guys who are a little more technical. Diaz was able to take a shot. He was willing to absorb two or three punches to set up one of his own. I learned not to give him those opportunities.”
Fun Friday ká six-round bout versus Ruiz, Villa spent most of his training camp sparring at the Robert Garcia Gym in Riverside, widely seen as one of Southern California’s most boxing rich environments. His chief sparring partner was Hector Tanajara, another highly regarded prospect with an undefeated record.
“Ikẹkọ ibudó lọ nla,” said Villa, who as an amateur won back-to-back National Golden Gloves championships. “I had quality sparring sessions against Hector Tanajara. He fights one division higher than me so it’s always good to learn from guys that are naturally bigger than you.”
While Villa comes from a well-rounded amateur career that saw him bank two wins against fellow high ceiling prospect Shakur Stevenson, the Northern California native is always on the quest to better his skills.
“I’ve been working on using more angles to set up punches,” Villa said. “The goal is to develop better range with my jab so I can be more effective. With Ruiz, I plan to feel him out for the first round and then I’ll start going at his weaknesses. A lot of what I plan to do will come off the jab.”
The live stream, ti akole “TB Presents: New ẹjẹ,” will be anchored by blow-by-blow announcer Beto Duran with Steve Kim providing expert color commentary.
Connect with Ruben Villa on social media: Instagram: RubenV4 , Facebook: Ruben Villa IV , & Twitter: @Ruben_Villa4 .
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Lee Baxter Promotions Card Postponed; McGuinness and Miljas to fight October 28

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (October 25, 2016) – Due to unforeseen circumstances, Lee Baxter Promotions’ card scheduled for Thursday evening at the Powerade Center in Brampton, Ontario has been postponed until further notice.

Two of Baxter’s fighters scheduled to appear on that card, 130 pound contender Logan “Cotton” McGuinness and heavyweight prospect Mladen “Monster” Miljas, will now fight October 28 at the Deerfoot Inn & Casino in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

A former NABA champion at 126, 130 ati 135 poun, McGuinness signed with Lee Baxter Promotions in July. McGuinness, 23-0-1 (10 KO ká), is fighting for the first since May 2015 and meets Noel Rincon, 18-9-1 (10 KO ká), of Mexico over eight rounds. With a victory, the 29-year-old Ontario native hopes to get back in the mix.

Known as “Monster” due to his crushing power and impressive physical stature, Miljas looks to go 2-0 as a pro when he challenges Mexican Adrian Garcia, 1-1 (1 KO), in a four rounder.

“”I’m glad I was able to keep Logan and Mladen fighting even after our card was postponed,” said Lee Baxter. “The card will be rescheduled in the near future but in the meantime it’s important to keep my fighters busy. Logan’s been very sharp in training and Mladen has the look of a good heavyweight prospect based on what we saw in his pro debut.”

Baxter, who is growing his stable of talented boxers, also looks forward to the career changing opportunity his fighter Samuel Vargas has when he faces unbeaten Danny GarciaKọkànlá Oṣù 12.

“We’ve got a lot of nice things on the horizon and I believe that Sammy is going to surprise a lot of people. His trainers know everything there is to be known about Garcia and Team Vargas was thrilled when we heard he accepted the fight.

I’ve also got Kane Heron returning from a few lingering injuries and he’ll be back by the end of the year. He is a truly special talent and one of boxing’s best kept secrets. o ṣe pataki julọ, we will continue to grow and invest in our fighters while providing quality events in Canada.”

Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, please visit LeeBaxterpromotions.com.

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Lee Baxter Promotions Inks Logan McGuinness

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (August 3, 2016) – Toronto-based Lee Baxter Promotions is proud to announce the signing of undefeated super featherweight contender Logan “Cotton” McGuinness to an exclusive promotional agreement.

Living and fighting out of Orangeville, Ontario, McGuinness has an outstanding 23-0-1 ọjọgbọn Leja pẹlu 10 victories coming by knockout. The 29-year-old McGuinness is a former WBA-NABA champion at 126, 130 ati 135 poun, earning NABA Fighter of the Year in 2011.

Formerly ranked number 4 in the world by the WBA, McGuinness has been inactive since May 2015 due to out of the ring issues and is excited to get back in the squared circle.

McGuinness said of his new promotional agreement and return to fighting in Canada “it feels great to have signed with Lee Baxter and this is something I feel has been a long time coming. I think the two of us will make some noise and do big things together. I have had an unfortunate couple of years as anyone who has followed my career understands but I’m a true believer in things happening for a reason and everything seems to be falling into place. I’m motivated and rejuvenated. I can’t wait to fight in Toronto!"

Baxter, a longtime fixture in the Canadian boxing scene who recently created the “Next Generation” fight series, is thrilled to be working with a longtime friend who he believes has a bright future ahead of him.

“I’m thrilled to be working with Logan and the timing is great for both of us. He had some unexpected layoffs but is still unbeaten and a very talented fighter. There’s been a public demand for him to fight in Canada again since 18 of his professional matches have been here and we’re proud to be making this happen. I’m looking at having him potentially fight twice in 2016 and the people in Ontario are as excited to see him fight as he is to fight in front of them. The sky is definitely the limit with Logan!"

Details on Logan’s return to the ring will be announced shortly.

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Irish Heavyweight Sensation Con Sheenan to fight July 28

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (June 15, 2016) – Six-time Irish amateur champion Cornelius “Con” Sheehan is set to make his Canadian debut against an opponent to be named Thursday, July 28 at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Ontario.

The bout takes place as part of Lee Baxter Promotions’ “The Next Generation.” Tickets priced at $45, $55 ati $65 are available now by calling 416-797-3375. Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 6:30 pm and the opening bell is scheduled for 7:30.

“I’m looking forward to putting on a great show,” said Sheenan. “I plan to make a big statement on the 28th."

Born and raised in Tipperary, Ireland, Sheenan made his pro debutJanuary 19 ni Los Angeles, BI ELEYI, outpointing previously unbeaten Jonathan Rice over four rounds. Since the victory, the 6’5 215 pound 27-year-old has been working hard in the gym and was recently in camp with heavyweight champion Tyson Fury. Sheenan, who had an incredible 203-18 magbowo gba, won six Irish National Senior Division titles and captured 13 total championships. Ni 2008, he became the youngest ever heavyweight champion in Irish history at age 18.

“Con Sheenan is a hidden gem who will soon explode onto the heavyweight scene,” said Sheenan’s manager Gary Hyde of Nowhere2Hyde Management. “Con has an extensive amateur pedigree where he won multiple Irish national titles as well as a European Union title. He’s got a very fluid style but loves nothing more than going into the trenches, so he’s an extremely exciting fighter. In a few years, he’ll be right in the mix.”

Baxter is looking forward to showcasing Con on his card and believes he’s got a bright future.

“Con is very highly regarded and had a great amateur background. He’s on the right path in the pros and fans in Canada will love him. It’s a pleasure to work with Con, Adam Harris & Nowhere2Hyde Management for this fight. We’re looking forward to the first of many great performances from Con.”

For more information on Lee Baxter Promotions, please visit LeeBaxterMgt.com. Updates on Nowhere2Hyde are available at Facebook.com/nowhere2hydeboxermanagement.

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Dominic “Wahala” BREAZEALE pada si iwọn ON Oṣù 7th AT MGM sayin gbagede

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Upland, California (Kínní 12, 2015) -Top U.S. Heavyweight afojusọna Dominic “Wahala” BREAZEALE (13-0, 12 KO ká) pada si awọn iwọn tókàn osù ni ọkan ninu awọn julọ ti ifojusọna Boxing isele ti awọn ọdún. Awọn “Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija” jara bere si pa awọn oniwe-ìdánilẹkọọ jara March 7th ni Las fegasi, Nevada lori nomba-akoko NBC, ati Breazeale ti wa ni se eto lati wa ni ifihan lori kaadi labe ti Thurman la. Guerrero ati Broner la. Molina Jr. akọkọ-iṣẹlẹ.
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Awọn ti o kẹhin akoko Breazeale a showcased lori NBC ni nigbati o kopa ninu awọn 2012 London ere nsoju ni United States of America ni Super Heavyweight pipin. BREAZEALE, ti o jẹ alabapade pipa ti a akọkọ-yika knockout ti alatako re yi ti o ti kọja Kejìlá, ti šetan lati pada si iwọn ati ki o jẹ dupe lati wa ni apa kan ninu itan pẹlu awọn idaraya ti Boxing pada si nomba akoko-tẹlifisiọnu.

 

Mu kan Bireki lati ikẹkọ ibudó jade ti Cross popo Boxing Club ni Ontario, California, Breazeale so awọn wọnyi; “This is a great opportunity for me and I’m truly thankful for it. I know that I am on the fast track to the Heavyweight world title and I’m always preparing myself in the gym physically and mentally for my next bout. I have been in camp full-time for about 3 ọsẹ bayi ati ki o Mo n rilara nla.”

 

“Nigbati mo ti so fun wipe mi Onimọnran Al Haymon a ṣiṣẹda ni Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija jara ati wipe o yoo wa ni ti tu sita lori nomba-akoko tẹlifisiọnu, Mo wà iwongba ti ara yiya nipa o. Lati le anfani lati Trust mi ẹbùn lori wipe irú ti Syeed jẹ nla kan anfani ati ki o Mo lero mo ti le Yaworan awọn ọwọ ti Boxing egeb o kan bi Muhammad Ali ṣe”, Breazeale wi.

 

Tiketi fun yi iyanu alẹ ti Boxing le ra ni www.mgmgrand.com ki o si ti wa ni owole ni $400, $300, $100 ati $50.

“Nibi Ba wa Wahala!“