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Dan Pasciolla looking to defend and win New Jersey State Heavyweight title this Friday against Quian Davis

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Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (Le 31, 2018) – Heavyweight Dan Pasciolla (9-3-3) won the New Jersey State Heavyweight title when he won a six-round unanimous decision over former world champion Imamu Mayfield on March 19, 2016.

 

 

 

Awọn 32 year-old native of Brick, New Jersey signed on to fight Quian Davis (4-0-2, 2 KOs) this Friday night at The Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City, and was informed that the fight would be for the vacant title.

 

 

 

That was news to Pasciolla and his manager Rich Masini, as the pair believed that Pasciolla was still the champion.

 

 

 

“I have been waiting for a fight. I was in camp in Poland, and I am in better shape. My goal is to get in the ring, and show a different Dan Pasciolla,” said the 5-year veteran.

 

 

 

When asked about Davis, Pasciolla is ready for his undefeated opponent.

 

 

 

“I know he did not have much of an amateur career. He is just another guy that I will be getting into the ring with. Experience plays a factor, and I bring much more than thaton Friday. I have been working hard, and things are coming together,”

 

 

 

Pasciolla is not letting the fact the he is already fighting for a belt that he already owns get in the way of his preparation.

 

 

 

“I am not sure why there is a new title since I already am the champion, but I will walk out with 2 belts on Friday. It is very important because it represents my state, so it is a big deal to me. I do not do a lot of talking. I will do my talking between the ropes.”

 

 

 

“This is a funny and crazy business at times,” said Pasciolla’s manager , Rich Masini. “Dan beat Mayfield for the state title, It is even recognized on Boxrec.com, but somehow, I guess that doesn’t count anymore, but Dan will enter the ring with that belt, and apparently now we are fighting for the same title but a different belt. That aside, Dan will be fighting a tough opponent. Dan is used to being the underdog, but he relishes that role. Dan has worked very hard, and he has transformed his body and is in great shape.”

 

 

 

“I am sure Davis has trained hard. I just think it is very ironic that the same man is fighting for another belt of the same title that he already owns. Mo ti ni Boxing fun 30 years, so nothing ever surprises me. I am glad that Rising Star Promotions is giving us another opportunity. The reason that I manage fighters is that there are good men out there, and Dan is a great man, who will be ready for his opponent on Friday night.”

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Vinnie Carita stops Gilberto Matheus Domingos In one round of body punches

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Matt Remillard returns with impressive decision Over tough Augustine Mauras
RESULTS FROM WORCESTER
Vinnie Carita punished Gilberto Matheus Domingos
(all pictures by Emily Harney / Rivera Promotions Entertainment)
Worcester, Ibi. (April 2, 2017) – Popular Massachusetts heavyweight Vinnie “American Nightmare” Carita was too much for former South American champion Gilberto Matheus “El Magico” Domingos ni to koja night ká “New England’s Future 2” main event at Worcester Palladium. A capacity crowd of 1,700 rocked the vintage venue from start to finish.
“New England’s Future 2” was presented by Rivera Promotions Entertainment (RPE), which is owned and operated by retired three-time, meji pipin aye asiwaju Jose Antonio Rivera ati awọn ọmọ rẹ, matchmaker Anthonee (A.J.) Rivera. Rivera announced that “New England’s Future 3” will be held June 10th at DCU Center, Exhibition Hall, ni Worcester.
Carita (16-1-1, 15 KOs), fighting out of Pembroke (MA), unleashed a relentless body attack on his Brazilian foe, Domingos (22-7, 20 KOs), who was unable to answer the bell for the second round due to damaged ribs.
“I was hoping to get in more rounds but unfortunately I didn’t get ’em lalẹ,” Carita (pictured to the right) commented. “Based on his record, I thought he’d be more competitive, but that fell short. I keep stepping up (quality of his opponents) but they haven’t lasted with me.”
Matt Remillard (R) was home once again in the ring.
The feel-good story of the evening was the long awaited return of Manchester (CT) lightweight Matt “Sharp Shooter” Remillard (24-1, 13 KOs), who was incarcerated five years and hadn’t fought in six. Remillard pounded his opponent, Augustine “Aláìláàánú” Maura (6-2-3 3 KOs), whose toughness showed throughout the contest as Remillard pounded his Lawrence (MA) opponent to the body and head en route to a eight-round unanimous decision (80-71, 79-72, 78-73) ninu awọn àjọ-ẹya-ara. Mauras was deducted a point in the fourth round for headbutting.
“I was a little rusty but I got better as the fight went on,” Remillard said. “He’s a tough kid who was slippery inside. If the fight went a little longer, I think I would have gotten him out of there.”
Worcester heavyweight Bryan Daniels (4-0, 2 KOs) wà undefeated, dropping “Owo” Mike Sawyer (7-8, 5 KOs) four times in the opening round, the last coming on the end of a vicious left-hook, resulting in referee Mike Ryan immediatelty stopped the contest without counting.
Dorchester (MA) heavyweight Donnie “Big Nasty” Palmer (9-1-1, 8 KOs) outclassed Bobby Favors (1-4, 1 KO), ti Cleveland, on his way to a first-round technical knockout win. Palmer has comeback from being shot in the stomach last summer by his sister’s abusive boyfriend. He recently served as a sparring partner for Wladimir Klitschko.
Hartford junior welterweight Anthony Laureano (3-0, 2 KOs), a 2016 New England Golden ibọwọ asiwaju, continued to impress with a third-round technical knockout victory over battled-tested upstate New Yorker Bryan “The Brick” Abraham (6-25-1, 6 KOs).
Hot junior welterweight prospect “Iyanu” Mykquan Williams (6-0, 4 KOs), the 18-year-old high school senior from Manchester (CT), lived up to his nickname with an explosive first-round knockout of Mexican veteran fighter Israeli “Tiger” Rojas (10-16, 3 KOs).
Three-time USA Boxing Nationals champion Elvis Figueroa (1-0, 1 KO), from New Haven (CT), turned in a strong professional debut, stopping Brazilian super middleweight Devision Ribiero (0-4), who was unable to continue after two rounds.
Worcester welterweight Andy Gonzalez (6-1, 5 KOs) cruised to a four-round unanimous decision over a game Antonio Chavez Fernandes (7-30-4, 2 KOs), of Brockton (MA).
Lawrence (MA) featherweight afojusọna Adrian “Tonka” Sosa (2-0, 2 KOs), thre 2015 New… England Golden Gloves champion, ti lu jade Oscar Diaz (0-11), of Hartford, midway nipasẹ awọn šiši yika.
Pro-debuting Luis “Pancho” Santiago (0-0-1), fighting out of Springfield (MA), ati Alex Montes (1-2-1), ti Lawrence (MA), fought to a hard-fought four-round draw.
Springfield junior middleweight Derrick “Double ikolu” jjjas (10-16, 3 Whitley (1-0) won his pro debut in an entertaining opener with a four-round unanimous decision over Anthony Everett (1-5), ti Lawrence.
Osise esi
Akọkọ ìṣẹlẹ – CRUISERWEIGHTS
Vinnie Carita (16-1-1, 15 KOs), Pembroke, MA
WTKO1 (3:00)
Gilberto Matheus Domingos (22-7, 20 KOs), Sao Paulo, Brazil
CO-ẹya-ara – LIGHTWEIGHTS
Matt Remillard (24-1, 13 KOs), Manshesita, CT
WDEC8 (80-71, 79-72, 78-73)
Augustine Mauras (6-2-3, 3 KOs), Lawrence, MA
HEAVYWEIGHTS
Bryan Daniels (4-0, 2 KOs), Worcester, MA
WTKO1 (2:54)
Mike Sawyer (7-8, 5 KOs), Igba otutu Park, FL
Donnie Palmer (9-1-1, 8 KOs), Dorchester, MA
WTKO1 (2:06)
Bobby Favors (1-5, 1 KO), Cleveland, Iyen
Super MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Elvis Figueroa (1-0, 1KO), New Haven, CT
WTKO2 (3:00)
Devision Ribiero (0-4), Tampa, FL
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Derrick Whitley (1-0), Springfield, MA
WDEC4 (40-36, 40-36, 39-37)
Anthony Everett (1-5), Lawrence, MA
WELTERWEIGHTS
Andy Gonzales (6-1, 5 KOs), Worcester, MA
WDEC4 (39-37, 39-37, 39-37)
Antonio Chavez Fernandes (7-31-4, 2 KOs), Brockton, MA
Adrian Sosa (2-0, 2 KOs), Lawrence, MA
WKO1 (1:34)
Oscar Diaz (0-11), Hartford, CT
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS
Anthony Laureano (2-0, 1 KO), East Hartford, CT
Bryan Abraham (6-24-1, 6 KO
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS
Mykquan Williams (6-0, 4 KOs), Manshesita, CT
WKO1 (2:05)
Israel Rojas (10-16, 3 KOs), Aqua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico
FEATHERWEIGHTS
Luis Santiago (0-0-1), Springfield, MA
D4 (40-36, 36-40, 38-38)
Alex Montes (1-2-1), Lawrence, MA
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OFFICIAL WEIGHTS FROM WORCESTER

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Worcester, Ibi. (March 31, 2017) – Rivera Promotions Entertainment (RPE) held the official weigh today at Ballot Box for ọla night ká “New England’s Future 2” show at Worcester Palladium.
Below are the official weights and pictures by Emily Harney:
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Akọkọ ìṣẹlẹ – CRUISERWEIGHTS (8)
(L) Vinnie Carita (15-1-1 (14 KOs), Pembroke, MA 195.2 lbs.
(R) Gilberto Matheus Domingos (22-6, 20 KOs), Sao Paulo, Brazil 196 lbs.
CO-ẹya-ara – LIGHTWEIGHTS (8)
(R) Matt Remillard (23-1, 13 KOs), Manshesita, CT 136.8 lbs.
(L) Augustine Mauras (6-1-3, 3 KOs), Lawrence, MA 138 lbs.
HEAVYWEIGHTS (4)
Bryan Daniels (3-0, 1 KO), Worcester, MA 199 lbs.
Mike Sawyer (7-7, 5 KOs), Igba otutu Park, FL 200 lbs.
Donnie Palmer (8-1-1, 7 KOs), Dorchester, MA 275 lbs.
Bobby Favors (0-5), Cincinnati, Iyen 377 lbs.
Super MIDDLEWEIGHTS (4)
Elvis Figueroa (fun Uncomfortable), New Haven, CT 167 lbs.
Devision Ribiero (0-3), Tampa, FL 167 lbs.
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHTS (4)
Derrick Whitley (fun Uncomfortable), Springfield, MA 152 lbs.
Anthony Everett (1-4), Lawrence, MA 155 lbs.
WELTERWEIGHTS (4)
Andy Gonzalez (5-1, 5 KOs), Worcester, MA 151.4 lbs.
Antonio Chavez Fernandes (7-30-4, 2 KOs), Brockton, MA 151.4 lbs.
Adrian Sosa (1-0, 1 KO), Lawrence, MA 145 lbs.
Oscar Diaz (0-10), Hartford, CT 143 lbs.
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS (6)
Anthony Laureano (2-0, 1 KO), East Hartford, CT 138 lbs.
Bryan Abraham (6-24-1, 6 KO 141 lbs.
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS (4)
Mykquan Williams (5-0, 3 KOs), Manshesita, CT 141 lbs.
Israel Rojas (10-15, 3 KOs), Aqua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico 141 lbs.
FEATHERWEIGHTS (4)
Luis Santiago (fun Uncomfortable), Springfield, MA 127 lbs.
Alex Montes (1-2), Lawrence, MA 133 lbs.
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Matt “Sharp Shooter” Remillard’s Ring comeback no April Fool’s Joke

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“New England’s Future 2”, April 1 ni Worcester

Matt Remillard (aarin) is prepared to make up for lost time
(photo by Emily Harney / Team Remillard)
Worcester, Ibi. (March 20, 2017) – The long trip back begins April 1st fun Matt “Sharp Shooter” Remillard, 12 years to the day from his professional debut, lori awọn “New England’s Future 2” show at the Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Remillard (23-1, 13 KOs), fighting out of Manchester, Connecticut, hasn’t boxed for the six years, due to him serving a five-year prison sentence. He takes on Lawrence (MA) lightweight Augustine “Aláìláàánú” Maura (6-1-3, 3 KOs) in the eight-round co-feature. If their tense, near volatile stare-down at a recent press conference is a true indication, Remillard vs. Mauras is not going the distance, to put things mildly.
New England’s Future 2″ is presented by Rivera Promotions Entertainment (RPE), which is owned and operated by retired three-time, meji pipin aye asiwaju Jose Antonio Rivera ati awọn ọmọ rẹ, Anthonee (A.J.) Rivera.
“I am excited to have a boxer of Remillard’s caliber on our ‘New England’s Future 2’ Boxing ìṣẹlẹ,” promoter Jose Antonio Rivera remarked. “He has a tough match against August time Mauras for his first fight back. Knowing Remillard, tilẹ, he wouldn’t have it any other way. I want to thank Matt, Paul Cichon (ori olukọni) and their team for trusting Rivera Promotions Entertainment for Matt’s first boxing match back from his long layoff.”
Remillard is a former World Boxing Council (WBC) United States & Youth World, North American Boxing Federation (NABF) ati World Boxing Organization (WBO) featherweight champion. His lone pro loss came in his last fight, March 23, 2011 in Atlantic City to then rising star Mikey Garcia (24-0), when Remillard retired after 11 iyipo. He won’t make excuses; sibẹsibẹ, he never should have taken the fight with Garcia, facing the impending court case that sent him to prison and working with a new head trainer he’d only met two weeks prior to the fight.
“I’m confident I can get back to where I was in about a year,” the 30-year-old Remillard said. “A dream come true would be a rematch with Garcia, at any weight, but I have to earn that shot. Everybody wants a rematch with the guy who gave you the first loss. It seldom happens but, ti o ba ti ko, in time I believe there will be other big fights out there for me.
“I’m fighting an opponent who fought by buddy, Chip Perez, ni igba mẹta (0-2-1), so I’m familiar with his style. He doesn’t back down. I don’t expect him to back down against me…until he feels my power. I’m going to take out those five years that I was away on him. I’ve been through so much the last six year but I’m most comfortable in the gym. The past is past and this is my last run. Paul and I have a lot of unfinished business to take care of.”
Seventeen years ago, Chicon first met Remillard at the Manchester PAL gym, but he made the 13-year-old aspiring boxer earn his opportunity to be trained. Paul made Matt clean the bathrooms, take care of spit buckets, ati be be lo. before he started training him.
“When he returned to the gym a few months back, I saw that his work ethic hadn’t faded,” Cichon commented. “I don’t believe he’s really that far away from where he was six years ago. He was idle five years but his first day back he sparred 12 iyipo. He stayed in good physical shape and is hungrier than ever. He thinks he has something to prove after his last fight, but he really doesn’t have anything to prove to me or anybody else. He is fighting a tough kid but Matt’s going to be victorious. I think in four or five more fights he’ll be back where he was in boxing.”
Pembroke (MA) cruiserweight Vinnie “American Nightmare” Carita (15-1-1, 14 KOs will headline against Brazilian KO specialist Gilberto Matheus “El Magico” Domingos (22-6, 20 KOs), the former South American light heavyweight champion, in the eight-round main event.
Dorchester (MA) heavyweight Donnie “Big Nasty” Palmer (8-1-1, 7 KOs) faces unbeaten Quian Davis (4-0-2, 2 KOs), of Mays Landing (Awon ara New Jersey), in a four-round bout.
2016 New England Golden ibọwọ asiwaju Anthony Laureano (2-0, 1 KO), fighting out of East Hartford (CT), meets Schenectady (NY) oniwosan Bryan “The Brick” Abraham (6-23-1, 6 KOs) ni a mefa-yika baramu.
Fighting on the undercard in four round bouts are Worcester cruiserweight Bryan Daniels (3-0, 1 KO) la. Mexican invader Jose Humberto “Olympico” Corall (19-23, 12 KOs), Worcester featherweight Andino Ranse (1-0) la. Mike Hellenfinger (0-2), ti Harrisburg (PA), three-time USA Boxing Nationals champion Elvis Figueroa, ti New Haven (CT) makes his pro debut vs. Brazilian super middleweight Devision Robiero (0-3), Worcester welterweight Andy Gonzalez (5-1, 5 KOs) la. Brockton’s Antonio Chavez Fernandes (7-30-4, 2 KOs), 2014 N.E. Golden ibọwọ asiwaju, Lawrence junior welterweight Adrian Sosa (2-0, 1 KO) la. TBA), Worcester’s pro-debuting super middleweights Neal Sullivan la. Nathan Schulte, Springfield (MA) Junior middleweight Derrick Whitley la. Anthony Everett (104), ti Lawrence, pro-debuting Springfield featherweight Luis “Pancho” Santiago la. Alex Montes (1-2), ti Lawrence, and unbeaten Manchester (CT) Junior welterweight “Iyanu” Mykqyan Williams (5-0, 3 K0s) la. TBA..
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Rising Promotions signs Isiah Seldon, Marvin Johnson, Dan Murray, David Sparks, Dion Sparks & Dallas Holden to promotional contracts

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New Jersey promoter makes first wave of signings
All will be in action on Saturday, November 12th at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City
Millville awon ara New Jersey (October 3, 2016)–Rising Promotions is proud to announce the signings of super middleweight Isiah Seldon, super lightweight’s Marvin Johnson & Dan Murray, bantamweight Dallas Holden, cruiserweight David Sparks and featherweight Dion Sparks to exclusive promotional contracts.
They join undefeated heavyweight Quian Davis (3-0-2, 2 KO ká) as the first group of fighters to ink contracts under the Rising Promotions banner.
Davis is coming off a 28 second knockout this past Saturday night in Trenton, New Jersey over Jonathan Hafley
Seldon of Atlantic City, New Jersey ni o ni a gba ti 9-1 pẹlu mẹta knockouts.
Awọn 28 year-old son of former WBA Heavyweight world champion, Bruce Seldon, ni tan-ọjọgbọn ni 2010 and won his first seven bouts. Following his lone blemish, Seldon has won two fights in 2016, which includes his latest outing when won a six-round unanimous decision over Eddie Edmond on May 27th ni Atlantic City.
“I am happy and excited. I know they will keep me busy and they are bringing boxing back to Atlantic City. O ni a ibukun,” said Seldon.
Johnson has a record of 1-0-1. The Bridgeton, New Jersey native is had a long amateur career of 211-31. O si wà a 2007 National PAL in 2007 ati 6 time in Florida PAL champion. Johnson was a 3 time time Ringside World Championship Runner-Up; 3 time National PAL Runner-Up Johnson is
24 years-old and turned professional in 2014, and is is coming off a four-round unanimous decision over Lamont White on July 22nd ni Atlantic City.
“It’s a blessing and great opportunity in my career. It puts my family in a better position. It gives me a good opportunity to fight in front of my hometown fans. I want to thank Debbie LaManna, Thomas LaManna and Vinny LaManna. It has effected and changed my family lives. I was on the shelf for a year and now I get the opportunities to show my skills,” said Johnson.
Murray, 24 years-old of Barnegat, New Jersey was 26-7 bi ohun magbowo. He was a New Jersey Golden Gloves and New Jersey Diamond Gloves champion.
Murray trains at the Atlantic City PAL.
“I am very excited and ready to go out and show the world what I have to offer, I am glad to sign with Rising Promotions and I will show everyone what I am all about. I worked very hard and hard work pays off,” Said Murray
Holden, 20 years-old of Atlantic City was a highly regarded amateur who amassed 50 njà. Holden fought in the Philadelphia Golden Gloves. He has a professional record of 1-0. Holden turned professional on July 22nd with a four-round unanimous decision over Kevin Asmat in Atlantic City.
“I have known Thomas for a long time and its going to be a good thing. It’s going to open a lot of doors. Because of my amateur career, people know me and now they want to see me fight as a professional,” said Holden.
David Sparks of Brooklyn, New York ni o ni a gba ti 2-0. Awọn 31 odun-atijọ wa ni tan-ọjọgbọn ninu 2014 and in his latest outing, he won a four-round unanimous decision over Marcellus Yates on March 28, 2015 in Queens, Niu Yoki
Before turning pro, Sparks competed in 80 amateur fights and amassed 3 National championships, Golden Gloves and Ringside world championships
“Signing came at a great time. We needed a break in our career. We have been going through some difficult things. I expect to fight a lot . Hopefully every month or two. I am always in the gym. Hopefully eight to ten fights.

Dion Sparks, 19 ọdun atijọ, had 135 magbowo njà. He won 3 national championships and 2 world championships, and at one point was ranked number-one in the United States.

“This is every exciting. I can do really great with Rising Promotions. I am young and talented. We been all over including at Mayweather Gym. I am always in shape and I am ready to fight. I have great expectations. I would like to fight 8 si 10 times and just stay active. I think within two or three years, we can get the right fights and fight for a championship. They set them up and we will knock them down, “said Dion Sparks. “we appreciate Rich Masini and all he has done for us.
“We are very excited to announce out first signings,”said Thomas LaManna of Rising Promotions. “When we started the promotion, one of our missions was to give local fighters opportunities to showcase their abilities. So to have signed five fighters from New Jersey and two from New York is a great start for us. I think because of the success of our series at The Claridge has and will continue to attract top talent from this area. We will continue to look for and sign the best fighters and continue to put on the top-notch shows that we have over the past year.”
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Thomas LaManna previews May 27 Rising Promotions card at The Claridge

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Isiah Seldon battles Eddie Edmond in main event

Chuck Mussachio rematches Willis Lockett plus undefeated Alvin Vermall; Quian Davis & former Olympian from Ecuador Luis Perozo

Nick Kisner in a Cruiserweight attracton

Anthony Burgin to appear in Lightweight bout

The pro debut of former United States amateur sensation LeRoy Davila
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Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (Le 3, 2016)–Lori Friday night, May 27th, a big night of boxing will kick off a holiday weekend at The Claridge in Atlantic City as Rising Promotions will present a terrific card of boxing.

Ni isalẹ, Thomas LaManna previews that great lineup that has already been assembled.
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Rising Promotions back at The Claridge in Atlantic City on Friday, May 27th

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Isiah Seldon battles Eddie Edmond in main event

Chuck Mussachio rematches Willis Lockett plus undefeated Alvin Vermall; Quian Davis & former Olympian from Ecuador Luis Perozo

Nick Kisner battles Anthony Caputo Smith in Cruiserweight attracton

Anthony Burgin to appear in Lightweight bout

The pro debut of former United States amateur sensation LeRoy Davila
Fun lẹsẹkẹsẹ Tu
Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (April 26, 2016)–Lori Friday night, May 27th, a big night of boxing will kick off a holiday weekend at The Claridge in Atlantic City as Rising Promotions will present a terrific card of boxing.
“We are excited to come back to the Claridge. Thanks to the whole staff at Rising Promotions and the AC Boxing Hall of Fame, we are able to do our third show in only 5 months and give local fighters the opportunity to showcase their talent,”said Debra LaManna of Rising Star Promotions.
Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, It will be about New Jersey bragging rights as Isiah Seldon yoo gba lori Eddie Edmond in a bout scheduled for six-rounds.
Seldon, 27 years-old of Atlantic City, New Jersey is a six-year professional and has a record of 8-1 with three knockouts and is coming his title-winning effort when he won a six-round unanimous decision over Michael Mitchell on March 19th at the Claridge.
Edmond of Newark, New Jersey ni o ni a gba ti 4-4-2 with one knockout is a eight year professional. Awọn 30 year-old has won two straight bouts which includes his last outing when won a four-round split decision over Edson Soto on August 15, 2015 in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Ni a mefa-yika-àjọ ẹya-ara, one of the most popular fighter’s from the shore area, Light Heavyweight Chuck Mussachio will be back in the ring after a 39-month lay off when he takes on Willis Lockett in a rematch of a bout that that ended in a draw on September 19, 2008.
Mussachio of Wildwood, New Jersey ni o ni a gba ti 18-3-2 with five knockouts and will be looking to get back to winning ways that made him a contender with wins over former world champion Carl Daniels, Bobby Rooney (11-2-1) and Tony Ferrante (9-0).
Awọn 36 year-old Mussachio is coming off a 2nd round stoppage defeat to Lionell Thompson on February 23, 2013 ni Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Lockett of Takoma Park, Maryland ni o ni kan gba ti 14-16-5 pẹlu marun knockouts.
His record does not tell the story as Lockett has faced the “Whose-Who” of fighters between Super Middleweight and Heavyweight.
O ni o ni didara AamiEye lori Tyrone Tate (5-1), Calvin Riley (1-0), Willie Williams (6-1), tele aye akọle challenger Larry Marks, Joe McCreedy (10-2-1) & John Lennox (13-3). The winner of Lennox was part of Rising Promotions maiden card on December 5, 2015.
Lockett has faced eight undefeated fighters. Lockett will look to break a two-fight losing streak. Ni re kẹhin ija, Lockett was disqualified against Jordan Shimmell (19-1) lori Kínní 27 ni Washington, DC.
In an eight-round Cruiserweight bout, Nick Kisner (16-2-1, 6 KO ká) ti Baltimore, MD will take on Anthony Caputo Smith (15-7, 10 KO ká) ti Kennett Square, PA.
In a six-round Cruiserweight bout, Alvin Vermall Jr.. (9-0-1, 8 KO ká) of LaPlace, Louisiana takes on an opponent to be named.
In a four round Welterweight bout, Adrian Wilson (0-2) of Atlantic City will take on pro debuting Quan Johnson ti Pennsauken, New Jersey
Also scheduled to appear in four-round bouts:
Lightweight Anthony Burgin (9-1, 2 KO ká) ti Philadelphia, PA; HeavyweightQuian Davis (2-0-1, 1 KO ká) of Mays Landing, Awon ara New Jersey;
Former Ecuadorian Olympian in Super Featherweight Luis Perozo (1-0, 1 KO) ti New York, NY;
Perozo represented Ecuador in the 2008 Olympics as a 17 odun kan.
Also on the card will be the pro debut of Bantamweight Leroy Davila of New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Davila, who had over 60 amateur fights was ranked second in the United States in his weight class.

Diẹ bouts ni yoo kede Kó.
Tiketi ni o wa $125 for premium, $77 Ringside stage and $52 reserved and are available at www.risingboxingpromotions.com tabi 609-487-4444
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LaManna ma duro Mena ninu merin ni iwaju ti ta-jade enia ni Claridge ni Atlantic City

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Seldon & Pasciolla gbe soke Tri-State akọle beliti; Rainone ipinnu Chalmers
Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (March 21, 2016)–Yi ti o ti kọja Saturday night, welterweight contender, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna thrilled a sold-out crowd at The Claridge in Atlantic City when he scored fourth round stoppage over Kendal Mena that highlighted a action-packed nine bout card.
Awọn kaadi ti a ni igbega nipa Iladide ni igbega ati Vincent M. Ponte ká Gulfstream ni igbega.
Pẹlu gbogbo awọn ti awọn ijoko ti tẹdo, egeb won jammed lori Odi ati awọn ti wọn gbadun LaManna ká iṣẹ, eyi ti a ti igbese-kún lati nsii Belii.
LaManna used hard right hands to continuously rock Mena. In round one, LaManna ṣeto ohun orin nipa buckling Mena pẹlu ọkan ninu awọn awon ẹtọ.
LaManna joko si isalẹ lori rẹ punches si ojuami ibi ti o rán Mena ká gbẹnu ibọn jade oh ẹnu rẹ ni ọpọlọpọ igba ati nipari ni yika mẹta, referee David Fanciosi ni lati deduct a ojuami lati Mena. LaManna continued to rock Mena with hard shots and had him wobbled throughout round four. LaManna had Mena on the ropes and one more hard right hand pummeled into Mena and Franciosi stopped the bout at 2:23 ti yika mẹrin.
LaManna ti Millville, Awon ara New Jersey ni 20-1 pẹlu mẹjọ knockouts. Mena of San Cristobal, Dominican Republic ni 20-4.
“O ro o dara lati gba awọn stoppage. I can only see bigger and better things coming for my career, I am only getting better and stronger, ati ki o Mo asọtẹlẹ sii knockouts lati wa,” Said LaManna. “Mo ro gidi kq ati ki o Mo mọ o ti farapa ni akọkọ yika ati ki o Mo si mu mi akoko lati ya u sọkalẹ ki o si gba u jade. Rising Promotions and Gulfstream Promotions has three more dates at The Claridge (Le 27, Kẹsán 17 ati Kọkànlá Oṣù 12) ati ki o Mo n si tun ile. I am still young and am taking my time to get where I want to be.”
Isiah Seldon (8-1) si pada lẹhin a 33-osù layoff pẹlu kan mefa-yika unanimous ipinnu lori Michael Mitchell lati Yaworan awọn Mẹta-State Super Middleweight akọle.
Seldon of Atlantic City fere ní a stoppage ni yika ọkan bi o ti gbe a lile irusoke punches ati ki o ní Mitchell farapa lori awọn okùn. It looked like referee Mary Glover was stepping in to stop the fight, sugbon o kan yà awọn onija. Seldon got the best of the action over the game Mitchell and came home with the victory to the tune of 58-56 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi.
Dan Pasciolla (7-1-1) gba awọn Mẹta-State Heavyweight akọle pẹlu kan shutout mefa-yika unanimous ipinnu lori comebacking tele IBF Cruiserweight asiwaju Imamu Mayfield (25-10-2)
Ikun wà 60-54 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi.
Popular Long Island welterweight Tommy Rainone (25-7-1) ṣe rẹ boardwalk Uncomfortable a aseyori kan bi o ti gba wọle a lile ja unanimous ipinnu lori Maurice Chalmers (14-13-1) ni a mẹjọ-yika ija. Rainone used effective punching to open up a cut over Chalmers left eye in round two. Chalmers tried to make the fight, ṣugbọn Rainone lo munadoko ounka ati ki o gba nipa ikun ti 79-73 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi.
Daryl Bunting (1-0-1) bere si ni kaadi si pa pẹlu a mẹrin-yika unanimous ipinnu lori Darryl Watkins (0-3) ni a Super middleweight ija.
Bunting win nipa ikun ti 40-36 lemeji ati 40-35.
Omar Brito (3-2, 2 KO ká) gba wọle a ibẹjadi ọkan-Punch knockout lori Bienvenido Diaz (2-2) in a scheduled four-round super featherweight bout.
Brito gbe kan pipe ọwọ ọtún o rán Diaz si kanfasi. Diaz got to his feet but was wobbling around the ring and the bout was stopped at 2:20 ti yika kan.
Quian Davis (2-0-1) gba a mẹrin yika unanimous ipinnu lori Corey Morley (0-2-1) ni a heavyweight ija.
Ikun wà 40-36 lori gbogbo awọn kaadi.
Alvin Vermall Jr.. (8-0-1) remained perfect by winning an entertaining four round unanimous decision over D’Quan Morgan (3-3-1) ni a cruiserweight ija.
Nibẹ wà ti o dara pada ati siwaju igbese jakejado ija. Vermall, ti o jẹ lati Catskills, New York has an exciting style reminiscent to another former Catskills fighter in Mike Tyson. Morgan was bleeding from his nose in round three. The two fought a spirited affair with Vermall winning by scores of 40-36 lemeji ati 39-37.

Hakim Bryant (6-0) duro pipe pẹlu kan mefa-yika unanimous ipinnu lori Rick Graham ni a middleweight ija.
Bryant (6-0) dominated the action, ki o si lọ silẹ Graham ni yika mefa lati kan irusoke lori okùn ati ki o gba nipa ikun ti 60-51, 60-52 ati 60-53.
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Isiah Seldon back and looking for big opportunities

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Seldon battles Michael Mitchell yi Saturday at The Claridge Hotel for the Garden State Super Middleweight title

Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna battles Kendal Mena in main event
1ST BOUT —7 PM SHARP
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Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (March 18, 2016)–Ọla NIGHT ni The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City,Super middleweight Isiah Seldon returns to the ring after a 33-month layoff when he challenges Michael Mitchell as part of an 11-bout card that is promoted by Rising Promotions and Vincent M. Ponte ká Gulfstream ni igbega.
Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, Thomas LaManna gba lori Kendal Mena in a eight round welterweight bout.
Seldon is eager to be back in the ring after much soul searching over the past two-plus years.
“I have been working a job and staying in the gym. I have been keeping sharp but I just needed to get my life in order, ” said Seldon. “We have been looking for the right fight. I was offered some good financial opportunities in Russia, but I want to do this the right way. I am not in this for the money.”
Seldon feels at age 27, the time is now to concentrate on in his ring career.
“I am not getting any younger, and when I got the call from Rising Promotions and they offered me the right fight, I jumped at it.”
When asked about the veteran Mitchell, Seldon really doesn’t know alot.
“I don’t know much. I saw a couple video snippets of him and I see a tough guys who comes forward. It should be a good fight. I trained very hard for this and I am ready.”
When asked what he sees in the next few years, Seldon, believes that with Rising Promotions looking to do stage multiple fight cards on the boardwalk property, he sees an active 2016.
“I am looking at two or three more fights this year. Rising Promotions said I could be on their cards going forward. I am just trying to stay busy. Emi ni 27 years-old and it is time to go. The Beast Mode is turned on and I am excited to show a new Isiah Seldon. Before I was just a brawler but in the time off, I have developed my boxing skills and I am a much better fighter.”
In an eight-round welterweight bout, Tommy Rainone (24-7-1, 5 KO ká) ti Long Island, NY ogun Maurice Chalmers (14-12-1, 8 KO ká) ti Lynchburg, Orúkọàyè.
Ni mẹfa-yika bouts:
Lamont Capers (5-7-2) ti Hawley, PA yoo ja Willis Lockett (14-16-5, 5 KO ká) ti Takoma Park, MD in a cruiserweight bout.

Former cruiserweight world champion Imamu Mayfield (25-9-2, 18 KO ká) ti Pati Amboy, NJ returns to the ring after an eight year absence when he takes on Dan Pasciolla (6-1-1) ti biriki, NJ in a heavyweight bout for the Garden State Heavyweight title.
Ni merin yika bouts:
Quian Davis (1-0-1, 1 KO) of Mays Landing, NJ battles Corey Morley (0-1-1) of Philadelphia in a Heavyweight bout.
Omar Brito (2-2, 1 KO) of Pleasantville, Awon ara New Jersey yoo ja Kaabo Diaz (2-1, 2 KO ká) ti afojusọna Park, NJ in a super featherweight fight.
Alvin Vermall (7-0-1, 7 KO ká) of La Place, LA will take on D'Quan Morgan (3-2-1, 3 KO ká) of Hamlet, NC in a cruiserweight tilt.
Undefeated middleweight Hakim Bryant (5-0, 4 KO ká) ti Asbury Park, Awon ara New Jersey yoo jaRick Graham (3-11-2, 1 KO) ti Detroit, Mi.
Darryl Bunting (0-0-1) ti Asbury Park, NJ will tussle with Darryl Watkins (0-2) of Temple Hills, Dókítà. in a super middleweight fight.
Ubdefeated lightweight Steven Ortiz (2-0) ti Philadelphia, PA will box Jose Miguel Castro (5-7, 3 KO ká) ti Carolina, Puẹto Riko.
Tickets for the March 19th fight card are $50 GA, $75 Stage (very few remaining)& $125 VIP (SOLD OUT) (Agọ ti 5 available for $500—SOLD OUT) and are available at RisingBoxingPromotions.com or 609-487-4444.
The Claridge Hotel is located at 123 S. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City NJ

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Former professional baseball player Quian Davis looking to make a difference in the community

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Davis to battle Corey Morley yi Saturday night at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna battles Kendal Mena in main event
1ST BOUT —7 PM SHARP
Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey (March 16, 2016)–Yi Saturday night ni The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City,Heavyweight Quian Davis will look to stay undefeated when he takes on Corey Morley as part of an 11-bout card that is promoted by Rising Promotions and Vincent M. Ponte ká Gulfstream ni igbega.
Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, Thomas LaManna gba lori Kendal Mena in a eight round welterweight bout.
Davis of nearby Mays Landing, New Jersey is not the typical fighter who has dreams of winning a world heavyweight title, but he has bigger plans to help mold the youth of the Jersey Shore area as being a role model.
To say Davis is an all-around athlete is an understatement.
The Buena High School all-time leading rusher in football, was a 48th round draft pick of the Florida Marlins and spent three years in their minor league system.
When getting the itch to play football again, Davis bagged baseball and began playing football at Hudson Valley College in upstate New York.
After a few years of figuring out his next move, Davis took up boxing.
ni 6'3″ati 250 lbs, Davis took up the sweet science at the age of 34.
After eight amateur fights (record of 5-3), Davis turned professional by fighting a four round draw with Willie Harvey on August 15, 2015.
Davis got into the win column with a 26 second knockout over Santario Holdbrooks on December 5th at The Claridge.
“Ni bayi, I am getting by with my natural athletic ability. I do not know all of the ins and outs of boxing, but I have toughness and have been learning on the job,” Said Davis.
“There has been a lot of improvement since I have started”
In Morley, he is facing a durable guy, that has gone the distance in his first two outings.
“I just know he is shorter and heavier then me. He is from Philadelphia, so that alone, I know he is a tough guy.”
Davis is even more honest when it comes to his ceiling as a fighter.
“My goal is to fight as long as the sport wants me. I want to have fights that will build my resume and give me the credibility to become a trainer for all athletes. I would like to instill what I know and my experiences with baseball, football and now boxing and become an all-around trainer and role model. There are people needed in the community that should be mentoring kids coming up and I feel that I can be that guy around here.”
“I want to thank my supporters. I am humbled that they spend their hard earned money to come see fight, and I am so appreciative of that.”
Ni ẹya-mẹjọ yika ija, Tommy Rainone (24-7-1, 5 KO ká) ti Long Island, NY yoo ja Maurice Chalmers (14-12-1, 8 KO ká) ti Danville, VA in a welterweight clash.
Ni mẹfa-yika bouts:
Lamont Capers (5-7-2) ti Hawley, PA yoo ja Willis Lockett (14-16-5, 5 KO ká) ti Takoma Park, MD in a cruiserweight bout.

Isiah Seldon (7-1, 3 KO ká) ti Atlantic City, Awon ara New Jersey yoo ja Michael Mitchell (3-6-2, 1 KO) ti Paterson, NJ in a fight for the Garden State Super Middleweight title.
Former cruiserweight world champion Imamu Mayfield (25-9-2, 18 KO ká) ti Pati Amboy, NJ returns to the ring after an eight year absence when he takes on Dan Pasciolla (6-1-1) ti biriki, NJ ni a heavyweight ija.
Ni merin yika bouts:
Omar Brito (2-2, 1 KO) of Pleasantville, Awon ara New Jersey yoo ja Kaabo Diaz (2-1, 2 KO ká) ti afojusọna Park, NJ in a super featherweight fight.
Alvin Vermall (7-0-1, 7 KO ká) of La Place, LA will take on D'Quan Morgan (3-2-1, 3 KO ká) of Hamlet, NC in a cruiserweight tilt.
Undefeated middleweight Hakim Bryant (5-0, 4 KO ká) ti Asbury Park, Awon ara New Jersey yoo ja Rick Graham (3-11-2, 1 KO) ti Detroit, Mi.
Darryl Bunting (0-0-1) ti Asbury Park, NJ will tussle with Darryl Watkins (0-2) of Temple Hills, Dókítà. in a super middleweight fight.
Undefeated lightweight Steven Ortiz (2-0) ti Philadelphia, PA will box Jose Miguel Castro (5-7, 3 KO ká) ti Carolina, Puẹto Riko.
Tiketi fun awọn March 19th fight card are $50 GA, $75 Stage (very few remaining)& $125 VIP (SOLD OUT) (Agọ ti 5 available for $500—SOLD OUT) and are available at RisingBoxingPromotions.com or 609-487-4444.
The Claridge Hotel is located at 123 S. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City NJ

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