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DEVIN HANEY PROMOTIONS GRANTED BOXING PROMOTER’S LICENCE IN CALIFORNIA

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Devin Haney Becomes The Youngest Promoter in Boxing History

Las Vegas, NV (August 15, 2018) – Devin Haney Promotions, the promotional company owned by undefeated WBC Youth le USBA Lightweight Champion, Devin “The Dream” Haney (19-0, 13 Kos), was just granted a boxing promoter’s license by the California State Athletic Department (CSAC).

 

 

 

At 19-Years old, Devin Haney, who was born in San Francisco and raised in Oakland, becomes the youngest promoter in boxing history. With the approved application, Devin Haney Promotions is off to a good start and looking is forward to showcasing events in California.

 

 

 

“Getting approved for my promoter’s license in California is something I envisioned since I turned professional,” said an elated Devin Haney, who now lives in Las Vegas. “Devin Haney Promotions will start doing shows on a modest scale that will eventually lead to mega events.”

 

 

 

“I already have a couple of young hungry prospects on my roster and will be looking to sign other talented fighters as we march forward,” Haney continued. “I plan to showcase some of the best fighters in boxing.”

 

 

 

Hae ea ho qetela ntoa, Haney looked sensational in his NAKO EA LIPONTŠO qalo, bona maduo a e 9go th round TKO against a worthy opponent in Mason Menard (33-3, 24 Kos), who many boxing insiders’ thought was going to give Devin problems. Haney’s performance was electrifying, setting him up for another date on the network.

 

 

 

“We have some big news that will be announced soon,” Haney concluded. “With the partnerships my dad and I have garnered, Devin Haney Promotions will be taking boxing to whole new level. I couldn’t do this without the help of my dad William, and the team he assembled around me. Together we are going to the top.”

 

 

 

“All I can say is the future is bright for Devin Haney Promotions,” o ile a re William Haney, who has been guiding his son’s career since he made his pro debut at age 17. “Things are about to take off for everyone on the team, and boxing in California will be on the rise.”

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Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons wins the prestigious Lo Mejor de lo Nuestro Award

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Rochester, NY (August 29, 2017) – Promoter Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons is the recipient of the Lo Mejor de lo Nuestro Award.
The award, which is presented by the Ibero American Action League, is given to an individual who has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to both community and the community at large for her contributions, leadership skills and ability to work well with all individuals and groups in her hometown of Rochester, New York.
Mof, Simmons was recognized for her Pretty Girl Promotions, what it has meant to the city of Rochester ans her ability to work with members of the community from various backgrounds and professions.
Receiving the award ” Lo Mejor de Lo Nuestro” is quite an honor . We’re honored and thankful,”said Vazquez-Simmons. “We at PrettyGirl Promotions believe community involvement is critical particularly our engagement with inner city youth.”
A quote we live by : “Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.”- Muhammad Ali
Simmons will receive her award at the 49th Annual luncheon on Labone, October 12th at the Joseph A, Floreano Convention Center from 12-1:30 PM.
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HERE IS A KNOCKOUT BOOK TO GET YOUR KID STARTED AS A WORLD CHAMPION READER!

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WORLD CLASS FIGHTER SALITA
RELEASES CHILDREN’S BOOK
A ntsetsa pele, fighter…and now Dmitriy Salita can add “author” to his resume.

“B Is For Boxing,” an illustrated children’s book which will help kids learn their A-B-Cs, is now in better bookstores everywhere.

Authored by ex world title challenger Dmitriy Salita, along with Hall of Fame publicist Bill Caplan and Michael Salita, Dmitriy’s brother, this book is an “outside the box” effort to get little ones on the road to mastering language basics.

“I have been boxing since I am 13 years old at Starrett City boxing club in Brooklyn,” Dmitriy Salita explains. “I love boxing and the many lessons it can teach. As a father I feel a responsibility to
present the educational aspects of the sport that I love in an interactive educational way. My brother and I came up with this idea and have worked on combining the alphabet with meaningful boxing terminology and historical events that is appealing and educational to both kids and adults!”

“A is for arena,” pint-sized learners are told, and the illustrations, by Elena Stekacheva, help budding readers cement the alphabet in their brains.

None other than former heavyweight champion George Foreman says this book is a knockout of a effort. “‘B Is For Boxing” is an interesting book and a fun way to interact with children,” says the ex pugilist who has ten children and 14 grand-children, “teaching them the alphabet and how to read.”

F is for “Big George Foreman,” and tiny learners will enjoy the illustration of the massive ex pugilist and the splashy colors which help retain their focus.

Here is information to order the book, a champion selection to start your child on the road to being superstar in the arena of language.

-http://www.amazon.com/B-Boxing-Dmitriy-Salita-ebook/dp/B01BIA6L2G/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1454805953&sr=1-1&keywords=b+is+for+boxing
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Ho qetela tšepe tolls bakeng sa ratoang Boxing mookameli Si Stern

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Khao Lak, Fla (September 6, 2015) -Boxing mookameli Si Star, e le mopresidente oa SHS Boxing Management, fetile a le lilemo li 81 sena se fetileng Mantaha ka lebaka la ho mathata a la pelo.
Stern khona tse tharo ea nako e, tse peli arola Randall “The Knock Out King” Bailey, veteran heavyweight Sherman “Tank” Williams, Marcus “Arilli” Upshaw le pele e neng e Cuba Olympian Robert Alfonso.
A atleha haholo rakhoebo, Williams explained that Stern also had a law degree and studied at one point to be a rabbi. Si recently returned from Romania, moo a ileng a a tšehetsa Williams ka a loana, ka sontaha, Aug. 30 and he suffered a heart attack the following day at home in Key West. He was air lifted to a hospital in Miami, moo a ileng a a lula beke pele ho o ile a inehela.
Bailey le Stern molekane, Dave Johnson, hammoho le Stern mora oa, Gary, le morali oa, Cynthia, were bedside in the hospital with Si for several days until the end. “Ke bua le Si ka Sontaha bosiu (August 30) 'me call letsatsi le hlahlamang le a re o ne a o ile a lumela ho ea sepetlele,” Bailey o ile a hlalosa. “Ileng a utloisoa bohloko e khōlō pelo. Lintho li ne li ea holimo le tlaase beke eohle ho fihlela ho qetela mafelo-beke.
Randall Bailey (L) le Si Stern (o nang le ditulo lebanta) le mora oa hae, Gary Stern, e bontšitsoeng mona ka mor'a hore Bailey o ile a kokota tsoa Mike Jones a 2012 bakeng sa IBF welterweight tlotla
“Si was a great guy and a good friend. As a manager, he always fought for his boxers. If nobody else cared, Si hlokomela; na ba ka ke ua e etsa, Si would do it. I was with him nearly 10 years and nobody was throwing money our way. It was hard for us. I only made enough money in a few fights, joang ha ka hapa Tlhōlisano ea lefatše tlotla, where he took any money. If Si had your back, a kopa ea ntoeng le uena.
“O ne a khanna nyoloha a tsoa Khao Lak ho Miami ho bona 'na empa, e-na le lula bosiu bo le bong, a kopa khanna khutlela. O ne a mpitsa mpitsa 10 times while he drove home. He was so happy to get me a promotional contract (AK ho phahamiswa a Korea) le ne a hlile a lebeletse ho ka ntoa October 4go th in Korea. I’m dedicating that fight to Si and we’ll be doing something special.”
L-R: Si Star & Sherman “Tank” Williams e bontšitsoeng mona a Romania
Williams o ile a laoloa ke Stern bakeng sa nakong e fetileng 11 years and they had a special relationship. They had dinner together in Romania and flew back to the U.S., fihla Sunday, August 30.
“Si e ne e le tse ngata ho feta ka mookameli,” Williams offered. “O ne a motsoalle ea molemo, le kholisehile ke ne ke kamehla itšetleha ka keletso, in and out of boxing. Si was an all-around good man. We had many deep discussion about politics and religion, 'na ho ba Mokreste le Si e le Mojuda, haholo-holo ho qeta e le ka matsatsi a mangata hammoho ka Romania.
“We all lost a good man in Si Stern. I was proud to be represented by Si. He wasn’t in boxing for the money. He was an important part of my life. He was always there for me and all of his fighters. Si never took a short cut or spared money. Si Stern was the best manager I ever had.”