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“Knockout Night at the D” Undercard Announced
Yi Saturday night live on
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Las fegasi (April 12, 2016) – An solid undercard showcasing promising prospects has been announced for yi Saturday night ká “Knockout Night at the D” jara, presented by awọn D Las fegasi ati Aarin Las fegasi titn Center (DLVEC), ti wa ni igbega nipa Roy Jones Jr. (RJJ) Boxing Promotions.
Canadian welterweight Steve “The Dragon” Claggett (23-3-1, 16 KOs) and former IBO champion Chris “Awọn tube” Van Heerden (23-1-1, 12 KOs),, fighting out of his native South Africa by way of Santa Monica, California, square off in 12-round main event.
Saturday ká “Knockout Night at the D” event will air (8 p.m. PT / 11 p.m. ATI) gbe lori Sibiesi idaraya Network from under the neon lights at the DLVEC outdoor venue.
Undefeated California welterweight Neeco “Rooster” Macias (11-0, 4 KOs) faces former Chicago Golden Gloves champion Limberth “Monomono” Ponce, Jr. (10-2, 8 KOs), of Rock Island, Illinois, in the 8-round co-feature.
A Baltimore welterweight, undefeated Malik “Iceman” Hawkins (6-0, 5 KOs), is in the first televised bout in a six-rounder versus New Orleans’ Errol Sidney (6-1-2, 2 KOs). Jones signed Hawkins to a promotional contract after watching the youngster spar impressively, displaying tremendous power.
Also fighting on the undercard in 4-round fights are flashy Las Vegas welterweight Jeremy “J-Flash” Nichols (2-0, 2 KOs) la. Mexican invaderJason Gavino (3-1, 2 KOs), slick Las Vegas featherweight Sal Lopez (2-0) la. TBA, dangerous Las Vegas junior featherweight Randy Moreno (1-0, 1 KO) la. Derek Barthemay (0-2), of Eugene, Oregon, and Los Angeles heavyweight Jonathan “Johnnie” Rice (3-1-1, 3 KOs) la. Antonio Robertson (4-5-1, 2 KOs), of Alexandria, Virginia.
Gbogbo njà ati awọn onija ni o wa koko ọrọ si ayipada.
Tiketi, owole ni $149.99 VIP ringside, $119.00 ringside, $74.99 seated and $29.99 rear seated, are on sale at www.Ticketmaster.com tabiwww.DLVEC.com. Taxes and fees apply to all sold tickets.
Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:00 p.m. PT with the opening bout scheduled at 6:00 p.m. PT.
Awọn “Knockout Night at the D” series was developed in partnership with DLVEC and Neon Star Media.
CBS Sports Network is available across the country through local cable, fidio ati ki o telco awọn olupese ati nipasẹ satẹlaiti lori DirecTV ikanni 221 ki o si satelaiti Network ikanni 158. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, pẹlu kan ni kikun siseto iṣeto ati bi o lati gba Sibiesi idaraya Network, lọ siwww.cbssportsnetwork.com.
TITLE Boxing is the official apparel and gloves partner for the “Knockout Night at the D” jara.
ALAYE:
Twitter: @thedlasvegas, @dlvec, @DerekJStevens, @BoxingatheDLV, @RoyJonesJRFA
Instagram: @dlvec, @thedlasvegas, @RoyJonesJRFA
Follow these fighters on Twitter: @SDragonClaggett, @TheHeat001 (Van Heerden), @Limbo_1991 (Ponce), @mhawk0_6 (Hawkins), @ej_flash562 (Nichols)
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“Awọn tube” is on! Chris Van Heeden vs. Steve Claggett Apr. 16 live on CBS Sports Network from DLVEC in Las Vegas
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“The Dragon” to be unleashed April 16th Live on CBS Sports Network from DLVEC in Las Vegas
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Las fegasi (April 5, 2016) – The April 16th10-round main event between Canadian welterweight Steve “The Dragon” Claggett and South Africa-native Chris “Awọn tube” Van Heerden embodies the “Knockout Night at the D” philosophy in terms of featuring action fighters in evenly matched, entertaining bouts.
Awọn “Knockout Night at the D” jara, presented by awọn D Las fegasi atiAarin Las fegasi titn Center(DLVEC), ti wa ni igbega nipa Roy Jones Jr. (RJJ) Boxing Promotions.
The Apr. 16th “Knockout Night at the D” event will air Saturday night, April 16 (8 p.m. PT / 11 p.m. ATI), gbe lori Sibiesi idaraya Network from under the neon lights at the DLVEC outdoor venue.
The broadcast team includes Jim “JR” Ross, Sean Wheelock ki o si tele aye asiwaju Kevin “The Flushing Flash” Kelley. Joe Martinez is the ring announcer.
Claggett vs. Van Heerden is a crossroads fight for both boxers with critical consequences, especially for the winner who will use it as an invaluable springboard for his boxing career.
The 26-year-old Claggett (23-3-1, 16 KOs), who is the reigning Canadian Professional Boxing Council and Canadian welterweight champion, is thrilled to be fighting in Las Vegas for the first time. “O n wa otito a ala,” he explained. “I’ve trained in Las Vegas often but now it’s time to show what I can do there in a fight. A win will open many doors for me and could potentially lead to a path that will set up the rest of my boxing life. Needless to say, I am focused and prepared for the opportunity.”
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Claggett, as well as Van Heerden, are known as high-action fighters, throwing punches in bunches, and something eventually has to give. Van Heerden (23-1-1, 12 KOs), fighting out of Santa Monica (BI ELEYI), is a former International Boxing Organization (IBO) ati International Boxing Federation (IBF) welterweight asiwaju.
“Van Heerden is a rangy, quick and active fighter,” Claggett said. “I have an action style but, for many years, I was strictly a pressure fighter with a good body shot. Lasiko, tilẹ, I have a couple of more tricks up my sleeve. His heart and durability have been shown and is to be respected. This match-up is sure to produce some good exchanges. I expect this to be a high-action fight between two hungry fighters with him coming off a loss (to unbeaten rising star Errol Spence Jr. last September) and me coming off more than one fight falling through. This is a great match up. He is similar to the style of (Konstantin)Ponomarev (who Claggett lost an 8-round decision to last year) with range and movement. And that motivates me!”
Undefeated Lancaster, California welterweight Neeco “Rooster” Macias (11-0, 4 KOs) pàdé Limberth “Monomono” Ponce, Jr. (10-2, 8 KOs), of Rock Island, Illinois, in the 8-round co-feature. Unbeaten Baltimore welterweight prospect Malik “Iceman” Hawkins(6-0, 5 KOs) oju Errol Sidney (6-1-2, 2 KOs), ti titun Holinsi, in a 6-round bout to open the television broadcast.
The undercard also features promising Las Vegas-based prospects in four-round bouts: welterweight Jeremy “J Flash” Nichols (2-0, 2 KOs), featherweight Sal Lopez (2-0) and junior featherweight Randy Moreno (1-0, 1 KO).
Gbogbo njà ati awọn onija ni o wa koko ọrọ si ayipada.
Tiketi, owole ni $149.99 VIP ringside, $119.00 ringside, $74.99 seated and $29.99 rear seated, are on sale at www.Ticketmaster.com tabi www.DLVEC.com. Taxes and fees apply to all sold tickets.
Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:00 p.m. PT with the opening bout scheduled at 6:00 p.m. PT.
Awọn “Knockout Night at the D” series was developed in partnership with DLVEC and Neon Star Media.
CBS Sports Network is available across the country through local cable, fidio ati ki o telco awọn olupese ati nipasẹ satẹlaiti lori DirecTV ikanni 221 ki o si satelaiti Network ikanni 158. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, pẹlu kan ni kikun siseto iṣeto ati bi o lati gba Sibiesi idaraya Network, lọ si www.cbssportsnetwork.com.
TITLE Boxing is the official apparel and gloves partner for the “Knockout Night at the D” jara.
ALAYE:
Twitter: @thedlasvegas, @dlvec, @DerekJStevens, @BoxingatheDLV, @RoyJonesJRFA
Instagram: @dlvec, @thedlasvegas, @RoyJonesJRFA
Follow these fighters on Twitter: @SDragonClaggett, @TheHeat001 (Van Heerden), @Limbo_1991 (Ponce), @mhawk0_6 (Hawkins)
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Roy Jones Jr. Boxing Promotions Brings “The Dragon” & “Awọn tube” to April 16th “Knockout Night at the D” ìṣẹlẹ
Live on CBS Sports Network from DLVEC in Las Vegas
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Las fegasi (March 28, 2016) – awọn D Las fegasi ati Aarin Las fegasi titn Center (DLVEC), along with Neon Star Media, announced today that Roy Jones Jr. (RJJ) Boxing Promotions is the licensed promoter of record for the 2016 “Knockout Night at the D” boxing series to be held at the DLVEC.
The Apr. 16th “Knockout Night at the D” event will air Saturday night, April 16 (8 p.m. PT / 11 p.m. ATI), gbe lori Sibiesi idaraya Network from the DLVEC outdoor venue in the fight capital of the world, Las fegasi.
RJJ promises fans in attendance and those watching live on CBS Sports Network will feel the heat of the 10-round main event as “The Dragon,” Steve Claggett, ogun “Awọn tube,” Chris Van Heerden, in a fan-friendly welterweight showdown.
“We are truly passionate about bringing outdoor boxing back to Las Vegas and are excited to work with Roy Jones Jr. to showcase local fighters and give them an amazing platform at ,” wi Derek Stevens, Owner and CEO of the D Las Vegas and DLVEC. “We feel this fight series will become a major event in the city’s boxing scene, as it will bring together world-class athletes, local businesses and fans from near and far.”
“Anytime I have the opportunity to showcase my fighters in Las Vegas and put on a show is a win-win for me and Roy Jones Jr. Boxing Promotions,” commented Roy Jones Jr., Co-Founder of RJJ. “Las Vegas has helped make my career what it is today; it feels like home to me. ‘Knockout Night at the D’ is going to be a spectacular night for boxing and the fans. Downtown Las Vegas Event Center is an outstanding venue for boxing fans… there isn’t a bad seat in the house!”
“I’m honored to work with such a reputable venue such as the Downtown Las Vegas Center,” remarked Keith Veltre, CEO / Co-Founder of Roy Jones Jr. Ni igbega. “This venue is exactly what the boxing community needs to spark the excitement of boxing that ‘Knockout Night at the D’ will deliver. The team has been very accommodating to RJJ and it is a pleasure to work with a class act. We are happy to call the Downtown Las Vegas Event Center home to RJJ.”
Claggett (23-3-1, 16 KOs), 26, is the reigning Canadian Professional Boxing Council and Canadian welterweight champion. As an amateur in Calgary, he captured four Alberta Championships and three Golden Gloves titles, all prior to his 18th ọjọ ìbí.
South African-native Van Heerden (23-1-1, 12 KOs), fighting out of Santa Monica (BI ELEYI), is a former International Boxing Organization (IBO) ati International Boxing Federation (IBF) welterweight asiwaju. (Van Heerden is pictured to the left.)
The 8-round co-feature matches undefeated Lancaster, California Neeco “Rooster” Macias (11-0, 4 KOs) lodi si Limberth Ponce, Jr. (10-2, 8 KOs), of Rock Island, Illinois. Unbeaten Baltimore welterweight prospect Malik Hawkins (6-0, 5 KOs) is scheduled to fight an opponent to be determined in a 4-round bout.
The remainder of the undercard features promising Las Vegas-based prospects in four-round bouts: welterweight Jeremy “J Flash” Nichols (2-0, 2 KOs), junior featherweight Sal Perez (2-0) ati bantamweight Sergio Lopez (2-3, 1 KO). Nichols (aworan si awọn osi) gained invaluable experience as a sparring partner for Floyd Mayweather, Jr. for his mega-fight versus Manny Pacquiao.
Gbogbo njà ati awọn onija ni o wa koko ọrọ si ayipada.
Tiketi, owole ni $149.99 VIP ringside, $119.00 ringside, $74.99 seated and $29.99 rear seated, are on sale at www.Ticketmaster.com tabiwww.DLVEC.com. Taxes and fees apply to all sold tickets.
Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:00 p.m. PT with the opening bout scheduled at 6:30 p.m. PT.
Awọn “Knockout Night at the D” series was developed in partnership with DLVEC and Neon Star Media.
CBS Sports Network is available across the country through local cable, fidio ati ki o telco awọn olupese ati nipasẹ satẹlaiti lori DirecTV ikanni 221 ki o si satelaiti Network ikanni 158. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, pẹlu kan ni kikun siseto iṣeto ati bi o lati gba Sibiesi idaraya Network, lọ siwww.cbssportsnetwork.com.
TITLE Boxing is the official apparel and gloves partner for the “Knockout Night at the D” jara.
ALAYE:
Twitter: @thedlasvegas, @dlvec, @DerekJStevens, @BoxingatheDLV, RoyJonesJRFA
Instagram: @dlvec, @thedlasvegas
Follow these fighters on Twitter: @SDragonClaggett, @TheHeat001 (Van Heerden), @Limbo_1991 (Ponce)
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Undefeated prospect Toka Kahn-Clary Returns to ring this Saturday night vs. Gabino Cota in Studio City, California
Cranston, RI(Kínní 8, 2016) – Rising super featherweight star Toka “T-Nice” Kahn-Clary(17-0, 11 KOs) returns to action this Saturday night against Mexican opponent Gabino “Flash” Cota (18-5-1, 16 KOs) at Sportsman Lodge in Studio City, California. A decorated American amateur boxer (131-11 gba), his career highlighted by a gold-medal performance at the 2010 National Golden ibọwọ figagbaga, Kahn-Clary is a native of Liberia who passed on a shot to make the 2016 U.S. Olympic Boxing Egbe, titan pro odun meta seyin.
Kahn-Clary’s impressive second-round stoppage of Sergio “Cuatito” Lopez (19-10-1, 13 KOs) last November was supposed to lead him graduating to a 10-round fighter. His promoter Top Rank’s show yi Saturday, headlined nipa Alex Saucedo vs. Clarence Booth, doesn’t have a single 10-round fight, in favor of three 8-rounders including Kahn-Clary vs. Cota.
“That really doesn’t matter to me,” Kahn-Clary said. “I trained to beat this guy, not how many rounds. I’m a lot better fighter than I was a year ago. I’m a lot more relaxed in the ring. I think more as I’m moving in the ring, adjusting a lot better, and my combinations are coming out a lot better.”
A former WBC FECOMBOX and Mexican featherweight champion, Cota is a dangerous opponent who has knocked out 16 ninu awọn 18 fighters he’s defeated as a professional.
“Cota may have lost four of his last six but they were all title fights or on television against name opponents,” Kahn-Clary ká ori olukọni Peter Manfredo, SR. woye. “He has some pop, throws a zillion punches and just keeps coming forward. This is a good step up for Toka.
“Toka is ready for this fight. He’s had a lot of good sparring. Toka is aggressive, well-conditioned, a good defensive fighter who can crack. There wasn’t a 10-round fight available on this card but we wanted this fight. Toka’s still only 23 so there’s no reason to rush things.”
Cota is battle tested having fought world title challengerJonathan Oquendo, Puerto Rican Olympian Orlando Cruzand Russian champion Andrey Klimov.
“I like fighting guys that come to me like Cota,” Kahn-Clary remarked. “It makes my job easier. I can setup my punches and fights against guys like this aren’t as much as a chess match. I’ll be landing hard shots and fans like that better than a chess match.”
Tẹle Kahn-Clary on Twitter ati InstagramTokaKahnClary, tabi ore fun u on Facebook ni www.Facebook.com/tokakahn.
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Undefeated afojusọna Toka Kahn-Clary graduates si 10-yika Onija
-gbogbo awọn aworan agbodegba eto ti Mikey Williams / Top ipo-
Cranston, RI (Kọkànlá Oṣù 25, 2015) – After his impressive second-round stoppage of Sergio “Cuatito” Lopez (19-10-1, 13 KOs) kẹhin Friday night ni The lele ti Las fegasi, undefeated bulu-ni ërún featherweight afojusọna Toka “T-Nice” Kahn-Clary (17-0, 11 KOs) ti ifowosi graduated lati ẹya mẹjọ si mẹwa-yika Onija.
“”My išẹ wà ti o dara,” Kahn-Clary looked back on his knockout of Lopez. “I didn’t do anything to make it a difficult fight. I was a little concerned that my opponent came in overweight (128 lbs. guide àdánù sugbon Lopez ni oṣuwọn 132.2 lbs.), but I didn’t think too much of it. I really wanted to go four or five rounds for some more experience, ṣugbọn mo fi i si isalẹ ni awọn keji yika pẹlu a ọtun kio, o si mu u jade. (Lopez je lagbara lati dahun awọn Belii fun awọn kẹta yika.)
(L-R) Toka Kahn-Clary ati referee Jay Nady |
“Mo wa pato ṣetan fun 10-rounders. (Ori olukọni) Peter (Manfredo, Sr.) nigbagbogbo ti mi ṣe pupo ti a karabosipo iṣẹ. A sparred a pupo ti iyipo fun mẹjọ-yika njà, so I’ve been ready for 10-round fights. I won’t be fighting again until next year, sugbon Emi yoo jẹ pada ninu awọn idaraya tókàn Monday.”
A dara si American magbowo ti o ní a 131-11 gba, afihan nipa a wura-medal išẹ ni awọn 2010 National Golden ibọwọ figagbaga, Kahn-Clary kọjá on a shot lati ṣe awọn 2016 U.S. Olympic Boxing Egbe, titan pro odun meta seyin.
(L-R) – Ori olukọni Peter Manfredo, SR. & Toka Kahn-Clary |
“Mo ro pe Toka ṣe a ńlá gbólóhùn ati ki ṣe Top ipo (Kahn-Clary ká olugbeleke),” Manfredo added. “They’re so high on him that they want to put him in a big fight. I told them to give us a 10-round fight first, boya ni January tabi February, and then we can talk about him fighting a top guy. There’s no rush; o ni nikan 23.
“Toka’s really maturing. He still doesn’t have ‘man strength’ but he’s getting there. He always works hard. He spars hard with bigger guys. He doesn’t just beat up a sparring partner, o lu soke awọn idaraya, three or four fighters a session. And most of the time he’s sparring bigger guys and using big gloves.”
Bi ni Liberia, the 23-year-old Kahn-Clary is a rising star with lofty expectations. “Mo fẹ lati dije ni awọn ipele oke,” he explained. “Next odun, I will keep working hard and hopefully fight some decent named opponents. I’m not ready for the top guys in my division, ko sibẹsibẹ, sugbon Emi yoo wà nibẹ ni miiran odun.”
Tẹle Kahn-Clary on Twitter ati InstagramTokaKahnClary, tabi ore fun u on Facebook ni www.Facebook.com/tokakahn.
Undefeated bulu-ni ërún afojusọna Toka Kahn-Clary Liberia abinibi sise orukọ ni America
Lati ja Sergio Lopez yi Saturday ni Las fegasi
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(gbogbo awọn aworan nipa Jeny Luna Hernandez-Watson)
Ipese (Kọkànlá Oṣù 16, 2015) — Undefeated featherweight afojusọna Toka “T-Nice” Kahn-Clary (16-0, 10 KOs) le jẹ awọn ti o dara ju, jo “aimọ” prizefighter ni awọn orilẹ-ede, ni o kere ita ti New England.
A dara si American magbowo ti o ní a 131-11 gba, afihan nipa a wura-medal išẹ ni awọn 2010 National Golden ibọwọ figagbaga, Kahn-Clary pada si awọn iwọn yi Saturday night (Oṣu kọkanla. 20) ni The lele ti Las fegasi lodi si Mexico ni alatako Sergio “Cuatito” Lopez (19-9-1, 13 KOs) ni ohun ti wa ni ikure lati wa ni Kahn-Clary ká kẹhin eto mẹjọ-yika ija ṣaaju ki o graduates si 10-rounders.
“O si ni a alakikanju Mexico ni Onija ti o le apoti a kekere kan lori awọn ita,” Kahn-Clary sọ nipa rẹ tókàn alatako, “ṣugbọn o ba wa ni siwaju, ju. O si ni RÍ ati ki o ti ni pẹlu kan pupo ti o dara alatako.”
Lopez jẹ pataki a igbeyewo fun retí. His last three fights include a loss to 18-0 Alejandro Luna (KO4) yi kọja August, 10-yika pipin fa pẹlu 24-7-1 Joksan Hernandez, ati a yanilenu karun-yika imọ knockout ti 16-0 Victor Betancourt.
“Lopez jẹ a Elere,” Kahn-Clary ká ori olukọni Peter Manfredo, SR. fi kun. He’s tough but our plan is for Toka to take him apart and eventually take him out. Toka’s not far away from a really big fight, boya 8-10 osu. We were offered a big fight but, a nilo ọkan 10-yika ija akọkọ, ati awọn ti o gba pe ija tete tókàn odun.”
Kahn-Clary, ija jade ti Providence, ti wa ni bọ si pa rẹ julọ ohun akiyesi gun bi a ọjọgbọn kẹhin June, ninu eyi ti o Witoelar soke ni kilasi lati ya lori 33-11 Jonathan Perez, awọn tele Colombian Super bantamweight ati World Council Boxing (WBC) asiwaju. Kahn-Clary stopped Perez in the sixth round of their fight on a card headlined by Timothy Bradley'S adele aye welterweight akọle win lori Jessie Vargas ni StubHub Center ni Carson, California.
Awọn 23-odun-atijọ, ẹniti a bi Toka Kahn, will never face obstacles in the ring more difficult to overcome than his early life experiences. Now a blue-chip prospect, he was born in Liberia and came to America with his younger sister to join their father when he was only six. He lived in Philadelphia only one year before his father was killed in a shooting. Toka’s arduous journey continued as he and his sister moved to Providence, ibi ti nwọn gbé pẹlu bolomo obi ti, sọ, ko bikita ohun to sele si wọn.
Gbogbo ami tokasi si Toka si sunmọ ni ni wahala lori awọn Providence ita bi a youngster, paapa ni igba, nigbati o si wà aini ile. Da, tilẹ, a ore mu u wá si Manfredo ká Gym ni Pawtuckert, RI. Boxing truly saved his life. Manfredo, USA Boxing New England Aare Jim Perella ati awọn tọkọtaya ti bajẹ-gba fun u, Andrea Watson ati Ron Clary, bosipo yi pada aye re.
Kahn-Clary wole a ipolowo guide pẹlu Top ipo, eyi ti, pẹlú pẹlu faili Mike Criscio ati Manfredo, ti gbe Kahn-Clary ni a duro, si oke Pace. Kahn-Clary, incidentally, yoo wa ni ija fun awọn kẹta akoko odun yi, lẹhin ti nini marun odun to koja.
“Top ipo ti ṣe kan ti o dara ise fifi mi nšišẹ,” southpaw Kahn-Clary commented. “I know that it takes time to climb the ladder and I still need to improve a few things. I need to beat a top fighter to get into the world rankings. I’ll be ready when I get that call.
“Mo wa setan ọtun bayi fun a 10 tabi 12 yika ija. I’ve done a lot of sparring to help me get ready to step up. I’m excited about fighting 10 ati 12 round fights because it’ll be a test for me and I love to be test. The top guys in my division are the (Gary) Russell, (Sul) Lomachenkoati (Kinniun) Santa Cruz. I have the skills and heart to compete with them.”
Didara sparring ni New England jẹ ni a Ere, paapa fun a kere-àdánù Onija bi Kahn-Clary, ti o ti ni ibe iriri ti koṣe sparring pẹlu WBA Super featherweightJavier Fortuna (29-0-1, 21 KOs), mẹta-akoko US Olympian Rau'shee Warren ati awọn ẹlẹgbẹ rẹ New England ati ore, New Haven’s Luis “KO King” Rosa (21-0, 10 KOs).
“Peter (Manfredo) ati ki o mi ajo lọ si Worcester (MA) ati Connecticut lati gba ti o dara iṣẹ,” the gifted boxer-puncher Toka-Kahn explained. “It’s been a great help for me. I’ve gotten a lot of valuable experience in there with fighters like Fortuna and Warren. Mo ti sọ ri oruka wọn generalship, wọn ronu, and I’ve learned from them. They’re smart. I’ve learned from them, even try to copy them. It’s not just about sparring, eyi ti o jẹ a eko iriri. Ti o ko ba kọ lati sparring, gbogbo awọn ti o ti yoo lailai jẹ ni a sparring alabaṣepọ.”
Manfredo ti wa ni ayika ati ó ti n mọpé rẹ joju akeko, Kahn-Clary, will need to go away to training camp for good sparring when he starts fighting 10-rounders. “Mo wa ti o dara pẹlu awọn ọrẹ Freddie Roach ati awọn ti a yoo jade lọ si California ki o si irin ni awọn Wild Kaadi Gym,” Manfredo concluded. “I’m very happy with the way Toka’s been moved. I have faith in Brad Goodman, ti o jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ti o dara ju, if not the best matchmaker in the world. They’ve moved Toka along at a good pace. They know what they’re doing.”
Nibayi, Toka Kahn-Clary plans to make his name in boxing next year. First, tilẹ, o ni o ni lati gba ti o ti kọja Lopez yi Saturday night lati tọju ipa rẹ lọ.
Tẹle Kahn-Clary on Twitter ati InstagramTokaKahnClary, tabi ore fun u on Facebook ni www.Facebook.com/tokakahn.
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