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HEAVYWEIGHT SLUGGERS DOMINIC BREAZEALE & AMIR MANSOUR SQUARE-OFF IN PRIMETIME IN PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON FOX BATTLE ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 AT Staples CENTER i Los Angeles

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Los Angeles (Hakihea 29, 2015) – Tūturu 2012 U.S. Häkinakina Dominic “Te pouri” BREAZEALE (16-0, 14 Koó) and hard-hitting southpaw Amir “Hardcore” Mansour (22-1-1, 16 Koó) will meet in a 10-round heavyweight showdown as part of primetime action on Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga i FOX Rāhoroi, January 23i Center Staples i Los Angeles.
PBC on FOX action begins at 8 p.m. AND/5 p.m. PT and is headlined by undefeated Danny “Swift” Garcia (31-0, 18 Koó) me te toa o mua ao Robert “Ko te Varua” Warrior (33-3-1, 18 Koó) in a 12-round welterweight showdown and features Undefeated rising star Sammy “Ko te Sergeant” Vasquez (20-0, 14 Koó) taking on Los Angeles-native Aron Martinez (20-4-1, 4 Koó).
“This is a great opportunity for me and I’m definitely going to make the most of it,” Said Breazeale. “Fighting at STAPLES Center in primetime is a dream come true. I’m a California guy and I know I have to put on a big show to make a name for myself. I want to be a world champion and Amir Mansour is standing in my way.”
“I can’t wait to put on a show January 23,” said Amir Mansour. “Ka rite ki te toa, I am very humbled and appreciative to be apart of PBC on FOX debut. Ka rite ki te mea powhiriwhiri mekemeke, I am very pleased to be fighting on the undercard of one of my favorite fighters, Danny Garcia, who is also from Philly. I’m thrilled to be a part of a card like this with so many great fighters.”
“Dominic Breazeale vs. Amir Mansour is an excellent addition to the two welterweight battles already announced for January 23,” ka mea a Tom Brown o TGB Whakatairanga. “The heavyweight division is back on the rise and will continue to be in 2016. Breazeale and Mansour are both looking to solidify their place in the division. This fight will not disappoint.”
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With recent upsets taking place and pivotal fights on the way in the heavyweight division, Breazeale and Mansour have an opportunity to insert themselves into the world title conversation with an impressive victory on January 23RD.
Mai e tohu ana i te U.S. i te 2012 Olympics, Breazeale has steadily improved and moved up the pro rankings. The 6-foot-7, 30-year-old has only gone the distance twice, including his last start when he won a 10-round unanimous decision over the tough, battled-tested Fred Kassi. The win over Kassi was Breazeale’s third of 2015 after stopping Victor Bisbal in March and Yasmany Consuegra in June. Before switching to boxing, Breazeale was a quarterback at the University of Northern Colorado.
An exciting pressure fighter, the 6-foot-1 slugger Mansour is experienced and primed for an opportunity at the best in the division. Haere ia ki 20-0 before losing a 10-round decision to Steve Cunningham in a fight in April 2014 in which he dropped the former cruiserweight world champion twice. In his next start, Mansour knocked out Kassi in the seventh round. I roto i te 2015, he outpointed Joey Dawejko across 10 rounds in May and fought to a draw against unbeaten Gerald Washington in October.
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UNDEFEATED WELTERWEIGHT PROSPECT MIGUEL CRUZ BATTLES VIRGIL GREEN PLUS UNBEATEN PROSPECT LEO HALL TAKES ON DUSTIN CRAIG ECHARD ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS ON FS1 & BOXING toa ON FOX SPORTS

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TUESDAY, HAKIHEA 29 FROM SANDS BETHLEHEM EVENT CENTER
IN BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA
Full Undercard Features Undefeated Prospects Kyrone Davis, Stephen Fulton, Milton Santiago, Earl Newman & Chris Colbert
Plus Hard-Hitting Denis Doughlin
Peterehema, PA. (Hakihea 23, 2015) – Tūturu amanaki Welterweight Miguel Cruz (11-0, 10 Koó) Ka fehangahangai Virgil Green (11-4, 3 Koó) while unbeaten light heavyweight Leo Hall (8-0, 7 Koó) e i runga i Dustin Craig Echard (11-2, 8 Koó) in a pair of eight round bouts on Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i runga i FS1 me Mekemeke Champions on FOX Deportes on Rātū, Hakihea 29.
Live coverage starts at 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT from Sands Bethlehem Event Center and is headlined by undefeated super featherweight contender Omar “Super e” Douglas (15-0, 11 Koó) in a 10-round battle against Frank De Alba (17-1-2, 6 Koó).
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Additional action features undefeated 21-year-old prospect Kyrone Davis (9-0, 4 Koó) o Wilmington, Delaware in an eight round middleweight affair against Phoenix’s Andrew Hernandez (10-2-1, 2 Koó), undefeated Philadelphia-born featherweight Stephen Fulton (7-0, 3 Koó) in a six round attraction and 19-year-old Philadelphia-product Milton Santiago (12-0, 3 Koó) in an eight round welterweight showdown against Puerto Rico’s Daniel Sostre (13-11-1, 5 Koó).
Also entering the ring is undefeated Brooklyn-born prospect Earl Newman (7-0, 6 Koó) in a six-round light heavyweight contest against Victor Kpadenou (10-8, 5 Koó) of Benin, undefeated featherweight Chris Colbert (3-0, 2 Koó) out of Brooklyn who battles Philadelphia’s Derrick Bivins (2-3-2, 1 KO) in a six round fight and 27-year-old Denis Douglin (19-4, 12 Koó) out of Marlboro, New Jersey in an eight round super middleweight bout.
Round out the packed night of action is Philadelphia’s David Gonzalez (6-0-2, 1 KO) against Pittsburgh’s Justin Johnson (6-10-4) in a four round super lightweight fight, hard-hitting Ecuadorian super welterweight Eduardo Flores (23-18-3, 15 Koó) ki Junior Castillo (8-0, 8 Koó) o te Reading, Pennsylvania in a six round bout and Philadelphia’sJerome Conquest (3-1, 1 KO) in a six-round super lightweight battle against Christian Molina (4-1, 3 Koó) out of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Fanauhia i roto i Aguada, Puerto Rico and now residing in Lake Mary, Florida, te Cruz 25-tau-tau ko ha mēmipa o te Team National Puerto Rico hei runaruna. Ka tahuri ia pro i roto i 2012 and owns five victories in 2015 rite te mutunga e ia whawhai ki Daniel Rodriguez, Eri Addison, Juan Rodriguez, Travis Hartman and Anthony Abbruzzese inside the distance. He will take on the 27-year-old Green out of Vancouver, Washington. Green enters this bout on a three-fight winning streak and as the winner of six of his last seven bouts.
Undefeated at just 21-years-old, Hall looks to close out 2015 with five straight wins after knocking out Ricardo Campillo in October. The Detroit native turned pro in February 2014 by stopping Brand Larvadain. He will be opposed by the 29-year-old Echard out of West Virginia who owns a victory over Jason Pauley in 2015.
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Danny Garcia, ROBERT Guerrero & ARON MARTINEZ TAKE TIME BEFORE PBC ON FOX SHOWDOWNS TO SPREAD HOLIDAY CHEER IN THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITIES

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Los Angeles (Hakihea 23, 2015) – In the spirit of the holiday season, Danny “Swift” Garcia, Robert “Ko te Varua” Warrior a Aron Martinez took time out of training to give back to their local communities this week leading up to the Christmas holiday.
Garcia and Guerrero will meet in a pivotal 12-round welterweight showdown while Los Angeles’ Martinez battles undefeated Sammy Vasquez Jr. i runga i Rāhoroi, January 23 at STAPLES Center with televised coverage beginning at 8 p.m. AND/5 p.m. PT.
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Garcia visited the Boys & Girls Club of greater Philadelphia and provided holiday gifts to 50 elementary school students. Guerrero attended the “Breath for Caley” Toy Drive and Pancake Breakfast in Gilroy, California that donated toys to the Rebekah Children’s House and Stanford’s Children Hospital. The Los Angeles-native Martinez participated in AEG’s Season of Giving event at L.A. Live, which brought 200 kids from local charity organizations to skate and participate in a party at Tom’s Urban.
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Travis Kauffman honored by Hometown of Reading, PA

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Reading, PA. (Hakihea 21, 2015) – Nguha taumahamaha, Travis “Toku Time” Kauffman was honored in his hometown of Reading, Pennsylvania by the City Council for his excellent performance on December 12th against Chris Arreola in San Antonio, Texas.
In the proclamation, Kauffman was honored for not only his fight with Arreola, where he battled the former two-time world title challenger to a fight in which most people watching the fight both at ringside and watching on NBC had Kauffman ahead, but also for his activities in the community, which includes feeding the homeless and giving back in many facets in Reading.

“I worked hard for years just to get recognized by the city I love,” Na ka mea a Kauffman. “I made many mistakes in my life, but I turned my life around and have done everything to give back to my community and the people of Reading, Pa. I’m honored today to finally be recognized in my city after all the hard work and the dedication. Thank you to the mayor, the City Council, and the people of Reading, Pa for this award. I’m at a loss for words, but my journey has just begun. I love my city and will rep it until the death of me.”

Kauffman, 30-2 ki 22 knockouts, is already back in the gym and is looking forward to his next bout which should come in the beginning of 2016.
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RANCES BARTHELEMY WINS LIGHTWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN TOE-TO-TOE BATTLE AGAINST DENIS SHAFIKOV IN HEADLINING BOUT OF FINAL PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON SPIKE CARD OF 2015 FROM THE PEARL AT THE PALMS CASINO RESORT IN LAS VEGAS

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Las Vegas (Hakihea 18) – Te “force” was with Cuban star and newly crowned lightweight world champion Rances Barthelemy (24-0, 13 Koó) as he won a 12-round unanimous decision over Russian southpaw Denis Shafikov (36-2-1, 19 Koó) in the headlining bout of the final Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) runga i te Koi fight card of 2015. The four-fight telecast, which was supported by non-televised fights featuring some of Mayweather Promotions’ whetu maranga, took place at the Pearl at Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
Coming off of a luxury world tour, Floyd Mayweather returned stateside and sat ringside as promoter of tonight’s fights. The recently retired five-division world champion, who also learned today he was selected asSports Illustrated Fighter o te Tau, was animated and engaged through the final bell of the evening.
Ko te hui matua, which started off as a close toe-to-toe battle, ended in the Barthelemy’s favor as he swept the latter quarter of the bout. Shafikov controlled the beginning of the fight, staying in the pocket and throwing more powerful punches than Barthelemy as the Cuban had a difficult time adjusting to the significantly shorter, yet stronger, style of Shafikov.
The turning point of the fight occurred when a cut caused by a punch by Barthelemy opened up above Shafikov’s right eye in the eighth round. The blood began to poor furiously and referee Vic Drakulich called the ringside doctor over to inspect the cut. When the fight resumed, Barthelemy attacked the Russian’s eye and never let up for the remainder of the fight. He took advantage of the cut and coupled it with his height and reach advantage which led to a recipe for success as he is now a two-division world champion. The judges saw the bout 119-109 a 116-112 rua.
“There were moments where I was trapped into my style of fighting. It took me a minute to adjust to Shafikov’s style and exchange punches with him,” Said Barthelemy. “I’m really happy with the number of punches I was able to get off.
“I was really impressed with Shafiov’s warrior style. He never gave up even after getting hurt with punches that were affecting his fight. That really caught me by surprise and also that he was able to last the whole fight. The fact that he continued really says something about him as a fighter.”
“I’m not sure if I won the fight,” Said Shafikov. “I’m very disappointed and I want a rematch.”
The co-main event saw a bizarre ending to what was to be a cruiserweight elimination bout. Detroit southpawIsiah Thomas (15-0, 6 Koó) was winning the fight on all three judges’ scorecards through round three when Russian power-puncher Murat “Iron” Gassiev (22-0, 16 Koó) threw accidental late blows to Thomas’ head after the bell. The punches forced referee Jay Nady to make the tough call that the punches “diminished the value” of Thomas’ ability to continue. As the fight had not yet gone four rounds, unified rules state that the fight does not go to the scorecards, thus ruling it a no contest.
Chris Pearson (16-1 11 Koó), a promising super welterweight from Dayton, Ohio put his previously undefeated record on the line against fellow unbeaten Eric Walker (12-0, 6 Koó) of Plaquemine, Louisiana in the second televised bout. Walker came out strong, dominating the early rounds against Pearson, another member of the stable of rising stars from Mayweather Promotions. A wobbled Pearson persevered and attempted to turn the tide in an action-packed fifth round with a series of head shots.

The seventh round saw both fighters exchanging a brutal barrage of punches culminating with a fast-paced eighth and final round drawing a standing ovation from the crowd. The underdog Walker, who spent 13 years in Dixon Correctional Institute in Louisiana, scored a unanimous decision victory (79-71, 78-74, 80-72) winning the biggest fight of his life in front of a captivated national TV audience.

“If you believe in God and work hard at what you’re doing, you’re going to succeed,” Said Walker. “Look at me now.
“I had watched his previous fights and knew that my right hand would be too much for him and that I could land it anytime,” continued Walker. “My conditioning was really the difference tonight. I was in great shape and I was able to rely on that when the going got tough.”

Pearson was disappointed in the decision and was left wanting a rematch.

“I take my hat off to him,” said Pearson. “His punches were crisp and hard. I just couldn’t get going on anything consistently. I thought it was closer than the judges’ scorecards and I definitely want a rematch as soon as possible.”

I roto i te a'ee whakatuwheratanga o te ahiahi, one of boxing’s fast rising stars, Gervonta “te Mea” Davis (14-0, 13 Koó) out of Baltimore put his undefeated record on the line against Mexico’s Luis Sanchez (17-5-1, 5 Koó) in a lightweight clash.

Davis, a 21-year-old protégé of Mayweather, lived up to his reputation as a budding superstar scoring a hard-fought ninth round knockout victory. Sanchez showed his toughness and resiliency as he forced Davis to fight three rounds longer than any fight of his career.Davis showed his speed and power in the eighth round as he landed an uppercut to knock down his determined opponent. In the ninth round, he threw a massive left hand to finish Sanchez, sending Mayweather to his feet in celebration.

“It felt great to fight all of these rounds and get the work in,” Said Davis. “He’s a tough fighter and I learned a great deal tonight. It was a very good experience for me.
“I just listened to my corner and Floyd, took my time and broke him down. I want to fight again as soon as possible for a world title.”
Mayweather, who was very pleased with Davis’ performance, sees the young undefeated fighter’s future as bright.
“It’s always good to go out there and get the W,” Said Mayweather. “Ko ia te kuao. He’s still learning. We’re looking forward to him being a world champion some day.”
Mayweather relished in the opportunity to promote one of the final fights of the year in his hometown of Las Vegas saying, “I’m so happy we were able to showcase on national television some of the talented fighters we have at Mayweather Promotions. Riro ngaro ranei, I am proud of all of them.
“More importantly I want to wish everyone Happy Holidays and thank for them supporting me, Mayweather Promotions and The Money Team throughout all of these years. I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.”
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UNDEFEATED PROSPECT MIGUEL FLORES BATTLES MEXICO’S MARIO BRIONES IN MAIN EVENT OF PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS ON FS1 & BOXING toa ON FOX SPORTS – 11 P.M. ET / 8 P.M. PT

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San Antonio (Hakihea 17, 2015) – Undefeated prospect Miguel Flores (18-0, 9 Koó) will put his record on the line against Mexico’s Mario “Maca” Briones (27-4-2, 20 Koó) in a 10-round featherweight battle on Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i runga i FS1 me Mekemeke Champions i runga i FOX Deportes,Rātū, January 12 from the Dancehall in San Antonio.
Haamata kapinga teata i 11 p.m. AND/8 p.m. PT for the first FS1 and FOX Deportes presentation of PBC action in 2016.
“It’s an amazing feeling to be in this main event and it has motivated even more than ever to have this opportunity,” Said Flores. “I am always in shape and ready to get into the ring. I promise a great show in San Antonio and I can’t wait to fight in front of the great boxing fans there.”
“I am thankful for this opportunity and I hope that my opponent is taking me very seriously,” said Briones. “This is going to be the hardest fight he’s ever been in. I’ve trained to go the distance, but we will be looking for a big knockout on January 12.”
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Fighting out of Villa de Puertecitos, Mexico, Briones will make his U.S. debut after having fought in five other countries throughout his pro career. The 29-year-old owns knockout victories over Ramon Maas and Jesus Ceja and most recently stopped Edgar Gonzalez in November.
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SUPER WELTERWEIGHT CHRIS PEARSON MEETS FELLOW UNBEATEN ERIC WALKER & RISING STAR GERVONTA DAVIS TAKES ON LUIS SANCHEZ ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON SPIKE FRIDAY, HAKIHEA 18 MEI TE PEARL AT nikau Casino RESORT I Las Vegas

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Las Vegas (Hakihea 14, 2015) – Undefeated contender Chris “Young Kingi” Pearson (13-0, 10 Koó) will meet fellow unbeaten Eric Walker (11-0, 6 Koó) in a super welterweight battle while rising star Gervonta “te Mea” Davis (13-0, 12 Koó) e i runga i Luis Sanchez (17-4-1, 5 Koó) in a lightweight bout on Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions(PBC) i runga i Koi Rāmere, Hakihea 18 from the Pearl at Palms Casino resort in Las Vegas.
Headlined PBC runga i te Koi e tūturu Cuban Rances “Hau Kid” Barthelemy (23-0, 13 Koó) a Russia o Denis Shafikov (36-1-1, 19 Koó) i roto i te whawhai taitara ao Kōmāmā. Haamata kapinga teata i 9 p.m. AND/PT me ngā āhuatanga Detroit o Isiah Thomas(15-0, 6 Koó) a Russia o Murat “Iron” Gassiev (22-0, 16 Koó) in a battle of unbeaten cruiserweights.
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Part of the stacked undercard of exciting fights will see former world champion Ishe “Sugar Shay” Smith (27-8, 12 Koó) ki Tommy “Ko te Heu” Rainone (24-6-1, 5 Koó) in a super welterweight showdown and former world champion Mickey “The Spirit” Bey (21-1-1, 10 Koó) in a lightweight contest against unbeaten Naim Nelson(12-0, 1 KO).
Rounding out the action is 29-year-old Romanian Ronald “Te oaoa” Gavril (14-1, 10 Koó) against the Dominican Republic’s Mariano Hilario (12-4, 5 Koó) i roto i te super mahi whitu, 26-tau-tau Brian Castano (13-0,9 Koó) againstMexico’s Aaron Garcia (12-4-1, 7 Koó) in a super welterweight tussle and Fabian “TNT” Maidana (8-0, 6 Koó), brother of former world champion Marcos, in a welterweight bout against Washington’s Virgil Green (11-3, 4 Koó).
Fanauhia i roto i Dayton, Ohio, Faahiahia Pearson kua ki whakaora kaha i runga i Steve Martinez, Ka mea a El Harrak, Lanardo Tyner a mua hinga Acacio João Ferreira i te wha whawhai i mua i patua e ia Janks Trotter i Mahuru. The 24-year-old looks to continue to rise within the junior middleweight division and cement his contender status with a victory over the 22-year-old Walker out of Plaquemine, Louisiana who is yet to lose since turning pro in 2013.
A highly regarded prospect who won the 2012 National karapu taitara, Kua tuhia kētia te Davis-tau 21-tau e wha Tuhinga whakaora i roto i 2015. Te nuinga tata, mutu te Baltimore-Māori toa mua ao Cristobal Cruz ki te huinga nanakia i roto i to ratou whawhai Oketopa. Now he is challenged by the 23-year-old Sanchez out of Cancun, Mexico who owns victories over Miguel Beltran and Adan Mares.
After a long career that saw him go from the world of reality television as a star on “Ko te nguha” to competing at the top level at 154 a 160 pauna, Smith finally put it all together in 2010, beginning a four-fight winning streak that culminated in a decision win over Cornelius Bundrage for a super welterweight world title in 2013, becoming the first native Las Vegan to ever win a world title. He continues to challenge the best and recorded his most recent victory in April by defeating Cecil McCalla. He takes on a dangerous veteran contender in New York’s Rainone who enters this fight having beaten Francisco Reza and Allen Litzau.
Bey returns to the ring on Hakihea 18 mo te wa tuatahi mai i te taitara te ao i roto i te Mahuru toa 2014 ki te wikitoria mo Miguel Vazquez. He has won three fights in a row including victories over Alan Herrera and Carlos Cardenas. Hei kanohi Cleveland, Ohio, Bey looks to work his way back to title-contention beginning with the 25-year-old Philadelphia-native Nelson.
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Heavyweight contender Travis Kauffman chimes in on controversial decision with Chris Arreola

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Reading, PA (Hakihea 14, 2015) -Tenei mua Rāhoroi night at the AT & T Center in San Anonio, Taumahamaha Travis Kauffman (30-2, 22 KO o) and former two-time world title challenger Chris Arreola engaged in a action packed bout that saw Arreola get a dubious split decision by scores 114-113 twice for Arreola and 114-113 for Kauffman.
Most accounts of the fight had Kauffman getting the decision, which included PBC ringside scorer Steve Farhood.
Kauffman o te Reading, PA. pushed the action and landed the more telling blows, which included a knockdown in round three from a jab-right hand combination. The fight validated Kauffman as a player in the division, but he wasn’t satisfied with just a good performance.
“Ite e ahau pai. I thought I did enough to win the fight. I had it 8-4 ranei 7-5 in my favor plus the knockdown,” said Kauffman after viewing the fight.
“I dominated from rounds three to nine. I took off ten and eleven as I thought that I was secure with my lead. I dominated the twelfth round and after a three-punch combination, Chris went falling back and it looked like his glove touched the canvas. Kāore he mea he aha, I thought I won the twelfth round. I backed him up the entire fight. I dominated him at his own game.”
Kauffman believes that he won over the crowd and those in attendance thought that he deserved the nod as well.
“The crowd booed me as I came into the ring and cheered me when I left. I won them over and I won over the boxing public.”
With the performance, Kauffman should be in line for another significant fight in the first quarter of 2016.
“I spoke to my manager, Al Haymon and he said that bigger things are going to happen for me. Weather it is a rematch or someone else, Ko ahau rite mo taua. I showed that I am a force in the division. I worked for so long for this fight, so I am just going to take a week off and enjoy my kids and I will be right back in the gym. I am looking to be back sometime between February and April.”
“I appreciate all the fans. The ones that have been with me before the fight one the ones that became fans i runga i Rāhoroi.”
Said Kauffman’s father Marshall Kauffman, “I am very proud of Travis and what he did in the fight Just look at each of them and you could tell who took the beating in the fight. The worst case scenario, the fight it was 6-6 but Travis scored the knockdown that should have gave him the fight. I believe he will get another opportunity. He showed what he is capable of doing.”

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San Antonio (Hakihea 13, 2015) – Tūturu Omar “Panterita” Figueroa (26-0-1, 18 Koó) riro te slugfest kaha i runga i te toa mua ao Antonio DeMarco(31-6-1, 23 Koó) i roto i te primetime Rāhoroi po i runga i Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga iNBC i te AT&Center T i San Antonio.
Roaa Figueroa te whakatau loto i roto i te pakanga mahi-Kikī e kite i te taunga Texas-Māori ki te tonga i runga i 1000 nifó puta noa 12 rauna. Figueroa te nuinga te rauna tuatahi e ono o te whawhai, i whiua e te tini ngā, me te tango iti kino i hoariri ki tona.
Ora te hōia Mexican DeMarco tona pai mo te hawhe tuarua o te whawhai, a ko taea e ki te pinepine nifó mana ma ki te ino-whakaaro Figueroa whenua. I roto i te 11th-tawhio, Na kopiko DeMarco Figueroa ki te raupapa o headshots me ki te whai ia ia i roto i te raru nui ka puta. Ora ake nui ki te ora i te a tawhio noa, me te riro i te tumanako whakamutunga i roto i te kanohi o te katoa kaiwhakawa e toru Figueroa.
Maka ngā te whawhai 1160 nifó mana ki noa 519 ārai. U Figueroa 48 ōrau o ngā tītere kaha i hono DeMarco i runga i 45 ōrau o tana. Te 1092 ki 587 i taea painga putanga tokua mo Figueroa kua whakamatauria ki te riro i te rerekētanga rite ia-u i roto i hoariri tona 414 ki 225.
Ko te kaiwhakawa whakamutunga’ kaute i 116-112 a 115-113 rua.
I roto i te hui tahi-ngā, Chris “Ko te moepapa” Arreola (37-4-1, 31 Koó) roaa te wikitoria ritua-whakatau i runga i Travis “Toku Time” Kauffman (30-2, 22 Koó) i roto i te pupūtanga taumahamaha 12-a tawhio noa e noho ake ki te paru korero whawhai-mua i waenganui i nga hoa mākutu o mua.
Tīmata i roto i kaha Arreola, toa i te rauna tuatahi e rua i runga i te katoa kaiwhakawa e toru’ scorecards. I roto i te toru a tawhio noa, Hoatu Kauffman he huinga autaia ki te matenga, me te tinana i kakahuria Arreola i runga i te whāriki.
Tömuri te te knockdown Arreola iho ano Kauffman riro e rima rauna i waenganui i rauna e toru me te iwa i te whakaaturanga hīkoinga pai, me te kekeno tinana. I muri i te iti pupuhi e Kauffman i roto i te taka noa iwa, Ka mau Arreola ha ngaahi miniti ki te ora i mua i tonu te kaiwawao te mahi. Puta te wa anō ki te hoatu Arreola he hau tuarua rite oti ia kaha, ka tutakina te whawhai ki te mahi mīharo i roto i te toru rauna whakamutunga.
Ko e pā ana ki rite kuiti te whakatau ritua rite reira i taea e ki e rua kaiwhakawa’ te kaute i te a'ee 114-113 mo Arreola me te kaiwhakawa atu ki te kaute kotahi mo Kauffman. Arreola-u i roto i Kauffman 216-206 i roto i te nifó katoa, ka hono i runga i 57 ōrau o ngā tītere mana.
Headlining te NBCSN telecast mua, toa o mua te ao “Nanakia” Victor Ortiz (31-5-2, 24 Koó) hoki i te rauna yearlong ki te mutu Gilberto Sanchez-Leon (31-15-2, 13 Koó) i roto i te waru o tawhio o ratou a'ee Welterweight.
Ortiz I hoki e haere mai i te kawititanga pakaru i tukua i te mutunga o tana a'ee whakamutunga i roto i te Hakihea 2014 a ko kaha ki te whenua 50 ōrau o ana nifó mana. Haere mai te Tuhinga i 2:57 ki te waru o tawhio i roto i te a'ee whakaritea mō 10.
San Antonio-Māori Mario Barrios (14-0, 8 Koó) faahiahia i roto i te mua o tona pā oire i runga i tona ara ki tu Manuel maira (18-5, 11 Koó) 31 hēkona ki te ono o nga tawhio. Barrios whakakitea tika whakamate, tauranga 54 ōrau o ana nifó kaha, me te 46 ōrau o ana nifó katoa.
I roto i te NBCSN mahi e whai te haapurororaa primetime, 2012 U.S. Häkinakina Terrell Gausha (17-0, 8 Koó) i pupuri i tona record tino tonu, hinga Ka mea a El Harrak (12-4-2, 7 Koó) i roto i te whawhai whitu 10-a tawhio noa. Tuhia Gausha he knockdown i roto i te rua o a tawhio noa, a cruised ki te 100-89 whakatau rite ki nga mea katoa kaiwhakawa e toru.
Omar FIGUEROA
“Ko te ahua o te whawhai ahau e aroha ki te kia i roto i enei. He iti te ngaru atu kua e pai ahau me whakaatu te reira i toku mata. Ko te he whawhai pai. E hiahia ana ahau i mea ai ahau pai engari i nga wa e ahau te mahi i te pai e taea e ahau.
“Toku faaotiraa Ko te aha te awhina i ahau riro i tēnei whawhai. E kore e haere au e ahau ki te ngaro i te whawhai. E kore ahau e whai i roto i ahau. Kua ahau i nga whara. I taea e whai i ahau he takakau e ngaro ana engari e haere tonu ahau ki te kitea he huarahi ki te riro i te whawhai.
“Ko te he huru nui. I taea e rongo ahau i te pā huro ahau i runga i a te reira i te mana'o nui. E mohio ana ahau i tautoko ahau i te iwi ki konei ki runga, me te ahau noa hiahia ki te hoatu i te reira taku katoa.
“Ko te ngakau katoa, me piro i roto i reira. Ko te aha whakawhirinaki ahau i runga i ka katoa atu hemo. To tatou pai te mahi matou ki te haere mai i roto i ki te wikitoria.
“E hiahia ana ahau ki te whawhai i roto i te piha haapiiraa taimaha 140-pauna. Tupu te tahi mau mea i roto i te mana tatou o me tika hiahia matou ki te hoatu i runga i te whakaatu mo nga pā. Kei te whiwhi nui toku tinana, engari e hiahia ana ahau ki te mahi i te tahi mau mea i 140-pauna i mua i te neke ahau ake. E tatou te mahi i to tatou pai, e ako tatou e nahea ia rave i te mea e tika. Kei tatou i roto i te tukanga akoranga.
“Ite oku ringa tino pai. Titiro ratou rite ki nga ringa. Ko tehea te pai. Titiro toku kanohi ano he kanohi, noa te mata whiua ake.
“Antonio hoatu e ahau he rota o te faatura i muri i te whawhai, a ka korerotia e ia ki ahau e 'e fāmilí ko te mea tino nui.’ Tatou patunga tapu katoa i roto i te puni whakangungu me matou kei tika na mauruuru e whiwhi tatou ki te whawhai.
“Kua kore whakatane ahau i roto i ahau. Kua ahau i whawhai ki te whara, me te ati. Ko te tika e kore i roto i ahau ki te whakamutu.”
Antonio DEMARCO
“Whakaaro ahau ka e ahau he Unuunu i roto o te whawhai, engari te ia i konei i roto i te kāwanatanga tana whare, ki tona mano te kāinga, a faatura e ahau te whakatau.
“Ko ia nui noa rawa. Kāore he ngatahi, engari e mohio ana ahau ko te aha i taea e ki te muri i te whawhai tonu ki ahau e ia e.
“I ia e aki noa ahau i mua, e aki ana ki ahau i mua, me te whakamahi i tana taimaha tinana, engari e kore ia i tukino i ahau i tetahi wa.”
Chris ARREOLA
“Kihai ahau i mamae i te knockdown, ko reira atu o te knockdown flash.”
“Unuhia e ahau i roto i roto i te rauna taitara. Ko ahau i roto i te āhua nui, ka ko e te rerekētanga i roto i toku toa.
“I had to show him a little different look tonight and not just bull rush him. Haere mai ia ki ahau, e māmā ake te reira i hanga hoki ahau. Conditioning was the deciding factor tonight.”
“Ae, E hoatu e ahau Travis Kauffman he rematch. Tetahi wa, e nehenehe ia tatou ia rave i te reira ano.
“Kua ahau ki te whiwhi i te whawhai taitara ao, me te whai ki te riro convincingly. Ki te whawhai ahau Deontay Wilder, Kua ahau ki te kia i roto i te āhua nui.
“Kei te haere ahau ki te tango i te tau faafaaearaa iti ki reira te utuafare whakamahere ahau i runga i te hoki i roto i te omaoma tika muri New Tau.”
Travis Kauffman
“E kore ahau i te kotahi anake i whakaaro riro ahau i te whawhai, whakaaro te mano katoa riro ahau i te whawhai. Whawhaitia e ahau te whawhai nui. Ahau i haere mai ki konei ki te riro. E kore ahau he slouch, Ahau i te toa. Kua kua ahau te mahi i tenei toku ora katoa.
“I didn’t get the victory that I deserved tonight, engari ko ahau e taea ki te riro i runga i te mano, a riro ahau mo Amerika.
“Ka haere te mano i roto i te oaoa no te Chris. Mahue ratou huro hoki ahau.”
Victor Ortiz
“Ko ia he toa tino uaua. Ka eke ia etahi pakūtanga pai i roto i. E kore ahau e rite te hanga ngatahi. I roto i nga tau e toru, Kua anake whawhai ahau rua. He ko te rota o te waikura. Ko Au te oaoa noa ki te tiki i hoki i roto i te whakakai.
“Ahau i mamae katoa. Ua oaoa vau i mo e me rite ki te haere i mua.
“Ko i roto i toku mua toku mua. E hiahia ana ahau ki te haere hoki i te reira. Tetahi o nga Welterweights runga, E hiahia ana ratou e ahau.
“Ko maere tēnei puni. E kore noa Joel Diaz, engari kua te rōpū katoa i ki ahau 24/7 a kua kua ratou whakamataku. Ko te he rawa nui ki te whai i enei ahua o te iwi i roto i toku kokonga.
“I roto i te mua, Kitea tonu ahau i ahau e tupekepeke ana i te pū. Ua tauturu teie kaiako pōturi ahau ki raro,. Ko te tino tenei he taahiraa i mua.
“Au e ahau toku ake kino fakaanga. He te te rota ki te whakapai ake i runga i. I pai toku reflexes ko toku wā ko atu. Pea e tika ana ki te hohekore. Ahau na mauruuru no tenei faingamālie, me te whai ahau i te whai wāhi hou katoa ki te tae ki toku whāinga.”
MARIO Barrios
“Au te oaoa noa ki kua taea ki te hoatu i runga i te whakaatu nui mo toku utuafare e te mau hoa. Matau inaianei mana'o nui ahau au te. Kihai i taea e ahau hei tetahi oaoa ake.
“Tīmata tatou ki te mahere kēmu e faaafaroraa mahi atu to tatou werohanga, me te kato to tatou matā. Tiaki ia ki te mahi ake i te waenganui, me te e founga kitea e matou puare.
“I tetahi wāhi ko ahau rite ki te noho ki reira, me te whawhai ki a ia, engari e kore e ko e te mahere mo tenei whawhai. Ko te mahere ko ki te kia mātau, me e te mea ta tatou.
“Toku tiketike, me te rahi, ko te tahi mea mahi tonu tatou i runga i me te whakamahi i ki to tatou painga.”
Terrell GAUSHA
“I’m very happy with my performance but I still have a lot of improvements to make in the gym.”
“Mau ahau ia ki etahi pakūtanga tinana pai, a ko taua te rerekētanga.
“E kore matou e ngä tetahi, but I’m ready for someone in the top 10. Te hinaaro nei au ki te whawhai ano i roto i te Hui-tanguru ki te taea.”
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