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Tūtohu Archives: Stephen Fulton
Former Title Challenger Edner Cherry and Once-Beaten Omar Douglas Training Camp Quotes
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Former Title Challenger Edner Cherry Takes On Once-Beaten Omar Douglas in Lightweight Clash That Headlines Premier Boxing Champions TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS on FS1 &BOXEO DE CAMPEONES on FOX Deportes Tuesday, April 4 From Sands Bethlehem Events Center in Bethlehem, Pa.
Ētahi atu! Battle of Unbeaten Featherweights Stephen Fulton & Luis Rosario While Bethlehem’s Frank DeAlba Meets Exciting Brawler
Ryan Kielczweski in Super Featherweight Showdown
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Peterehema, PA. (March 22, 2017) – Former title challenger Edner Cherry (35-7-2, 19 Koó) ka whakatau-mea patu kotahi Omar Douglas (17-1, 12 Koó) in a 10-round lightweight bout that headlines Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i runga i FS1 me Mekemeke Champions i runga i FOX Deportes Rātū, April 4 from Sands Bethlehem Events Center in Bethlehem, Pa.
Haamata kapinga teata i 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT and features an eight-round showdown between unbeaten featherweight prospects Stephen Fulton (10-0, 5 Koó) a Luis Rosario(8-0-1, 7 Koó) plus Bethlehem’s Frank DeAlba (21-2-2-, 9 Koó) taking on Massachusetts-native Ryan Kielczweski (26-2, 8 Koó) in an eight-round super featherweight attraction.
“I have to give Omar Douglas credit for taking this fight,” ka mea a Cherry. “We’re both very hungry, so I think this is going to be entertaining for the fans. Omar is coming off of a loss so I know he needs this win. We both come with speed and power. It’s going to be fireworks on April 4.”
“I’m looking forward to a great fight on April 4,” said Douglas. “I have a good experienced opponent in front of me. This fight will show my full arsenal, because I know he’s going to bring pressure. I can box or come forward. I plan to use my jab to win rounds and get this victory.”
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Cherry, o Wauchula, Fla., enters this fight after a victory of Haskell Rhodes in June of last year and is 11-1 mai 2009. His only blemishes since 2007 are losses to Timothy Bradley and Paulie Malignaggi at 140-pounds and his title challenge in 2015 against Jose Pedraza in which he dropped a split decision. Cherry, i whanau nei i roto i te Bahamas, owns victories over Vicente Escobedo, Monte Meza Clay and Wes Ferguson and will look to take down another contender on his way to another title shot.
Fighting out of Wilmington, Delaware, Douglas looks to bounce back after losing a narrow decision to former world champion Javier Fortuna in November. The 26-year-old impressed in his previous two outings when he defeated De Alba in a step up fight in 2015 and followed it up with a seventh round knockout of Alexei Collado in June 2016. Douglas has had his last five fights in Pennsylvania after an amateur career that saw him become a five-time Pennsylvania Golden Glove champion.
Born and raised in West Philadelphia, Fulton is coming off of a 2016 that saw him stop previously unbeaten Adalberto Zorrilla and Cristian Renteria. The 22-year-old is unbeaten since turning pro in 2014 and will be looking to make it a perfect 11 wins in 11 pro starts when he enters the ring on April 4.
He pro mai 2013, Rosario fights out of Cidra, Puerto Rico and was unbeaten in his first six bouts before making his U.S. waiata i roto i te Pipiri 2015 with a third-round knockout of Aaron Hollis in Alabama. He followed that up in Cincinnati with a fourth-round stoppage of Aaron Hollis and most recently he won an eight-round decision over Saul Hernandez.
The 29-year-old De Alba had a 19 fight unbeaten streak snapped in December 2015, when he dropped a narrow majority decision to unbeaten Omar Douglas, but he has rebounded with four straight victories since. His last win came over German Meraz in February and he will be fighting for the fourth time at Sands Bethlehem on April 4.
He kaikawe-ake i roto i te 2008 National Golden komoringa whakataetae, the 27-year-old Kielczweski has an exciting style and always makes competitive fights. I whānau a whakaarahia i roto i Quincy, MA., he won his first first 22 pro fights and enters this contest a winner of four of his last five outings. Most recently he scored a first round knockout over Francisco Medel in December 2016.
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Hopu – Shafikov weigh in video plus interview with Kermit Cintron
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Jamel Herring, Denis Shafikov, Patryk Szymanski & Wilky Campfort Media Workout Quotes & Photos
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Unbeaten Featherweight Prospect Stephen Fulton Takes on Mexico’s Christian Renteria on Premier Boxing Champions on ESPN & ESPN Deportes Saturday, Hōngongoi 2 From Santander Arena in Reading, PA.
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Ivan Redkach & Luis Cruz Fight To Split Draw In Thrilling Main Event On Premier Boxing Champions TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS on FS1 & BOXEO DE CAMPEONES on FOX Deportes From Sands Bethlehem Event Center in Bethlehem, Pa.
Immanuwel Aleem Takes Decision In Action Packed Battle Against Jonathan Cepeda
Junior Castillo Drops Kyrone Davis & Wins Unanimous Decision In Battle of Unbeatens
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Leo Wilson / Pirimia mekemeke Champions
Peterehema, PA. (April 20, 2016) – Ivan Redkach (19-1-1, 15 Koó) a Luis Cruz (22-4-1, 16 Koó) fought to a split draw and both scored knockdowns Rātū night in an exciting main event on Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC)Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i runga i FS1 me Mekemeke Champions on FOX Deportes from Sands Bethlehem Events Center in Bethlehem, Pa.
In early action, Cruz began to establish his straight right hand when he knocked Redkach off balance and sent him to the canvas in round two. The Puerto Rican veteran controlled much of the early rounds with that right hand, great movement and overall boxing ability.
Redkach was aggressive throughout, tuatuku 602 punches over the 10-round bout to Cruz’s 485. Heoi, Cruz’s 33 percent connect rate was good enough for him to dominate the first half of the fight.
Te 2008 Ukranian Olympian began to find a landing zone for his big left hand as the fight wore on and late in round eight he landed one cleanly on Cruz that dropped him hard. Redkach was then awarded a controversial knockdown in an explosive ninth round when Cruz fell to the mat on what he said was a slip as a result of a push.
Both men emptied the tank in the final round knowing that one punch could change the outcome of the fight and ended with several flurries. The scores after 10 rounds were razor thin at 94-93 for Redkach, 94-93 Cruz and 94-94, resulting in the split draw.
The co-main event of the evening featured a fast pace brawl that saw unbeaten prospect Ko Emanuera Aleem (16-0, 9 Koó) earn a hard fought victory over Jonathan Cepeda (17-2, 15 Koó) in their eight-round middleweight contest.
Aleem and Cepeda traded power punches all fight long, with Cepeda taking the brunt of the punishment as he was out landed 272 ki 107. Aleem was superior in all regards as he also landed an impressive 42 ōrau o ana nifó katoa.
Cepeda refused to surrender however and used a powerful right hook to occasionally stun Aleem. The still unbeaten prospect was always able to return any punishment and then some, winning by the score of 79-73 i runga i te katoa kaiwhakawa e toru’ scorecards.
In the televised opener unbeaten middleweight prospects collided as Junior Castillo (10-0, 9 Koó) earned a unanimous decision over Kyrone Davis (10-1, 4 Koó) in a competitive eight-round affair.
The Delaware-native Davis was impressive early with his movement and boxing abilities but the southpaw Castillo was soon able to time his opponent and land left hands to the head and body.
I roto i te wha o tawhio, Castillo hurt and dropped Davis in the middle of the round with a left hand after an exchange. Neither man allowed the other to gain too much momentum throughout the remainder of the fight, but it was Castillo’s output advantage of 117-92 that bettered Davis’ accuracy advantage of 36 percent to 30 ōrau.
Castillo won the decision by scores of 78-73, 77-74 a 76-75.
Tenei ko te aha te whawhai i ki te mea Rātū:
Ivan REDKACH
“I think I won, but it was a good fight.
“The knockdown I suffered was me losing my balance. I felt I controlled the fight because I knocked him down twice. I thought I could have stopped him after the first knockdown.
“I am not going to argue with the decision but I feel I won the fight.”
LUIS CRUZ
“I thought the last knockdown was a slip. That was the difference between the draw and my win.
“I mamae ai ahau ki a ia. I had the power. I tried to work round-by-round. I feel that I won six rounds and that the knockdown cost me the win.
“I thought I fought well. The draw was better than a loss. Why not a rematch? He is strong and dangerous. He hits hard but I know I am better than him.”
IMMANUWEL ALEEM
“He was a tough guy. I hit him with some good shots but he kept his ground. I respect that.
“I was trying to take my time to get him out. I was being hasty. I was trying to get him every chance I got but he was tough. I am a student of the game and I was taking my time.
“My manager George Peterson has a resume of building up Paul Williams and I trust what he has in store for me. He knows what I am capable of doing. We will go after everybody, just like Paul did.”
JUNIOR CASTILLO
“It was a very good fight. I had some difficulty at first but I felt confident that I would be victorious.
“I kept consistent with my game plan and I was able to knock him down. I thought I would be able to finish him but I got too wild.
“It feels good to defeat an undefeated prospect and also go the distance. I have never gone the distance before.
“I want some kind of title fight. My confidence is much higher right.”
KYRONE DAVIS
“I felt like it was a good fight. I feel like I won. I thought the crowd swayed the judges. I felt like I won but that’s how it goes sometimes.
“78-73 was too wide. I controlled the first two rounds. He crossed over and hit me with a good shot. He may have won the knockdown round and the last round.
“If he gives me a rematch, I would love it. This is just a minor setback. I will improve after this fight and I will move forward.”
PBC’s Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i runga i FS1 me Mekemeke Champions on FOX Deportes was promoted by King’s Promotions in association with DiBella Entertainment.
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Unbeaten Prospect Stephen Fulton Takes On Undefeated Adalberto Zorilla & Super Featherweight Contender Frank DeAlba Returns To Battle Veteran Mexico’s Daniel Perales
Rātū, April 19 From Sands Bethlehem Events Center in Bethlehem, Pa.
Plus Full Night Of Exciting Undercard Action!
Peterehema, PA. (April 15, 2016) – Undefeated super bantamweight prospect Stephen Fulton (8-0, 3 Koó) faces undefeated Puerto Rican Adalberto Zorilla (5-0, 5 Koó) and local super featherweight contender Frank DeAlba (17-2-2, 6 Koó) anga Mexico o Daniel Perales (6-4-1, 3 Koó) as part of an exciting undercard on Tuesday, April 19 from Sands Bethlehem Events Center in Bethlehem, Pa.
Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i runga i FS1 me Mekemeke Champions on FOX Deportes is headlined by lightweight contender Ivan Redkach (19-1, 15 Koó) will facing off against Puerto Rico’s Luis Cruz (22-4, 16 Koó). Televised coverage begins ay 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT with brawling 160-pound prospect Ko Emanuera Aleem (15-0, 9 Koó) tango i runga i Jonathan Cepeda (17-1, 15 Koó) while Dominican Olympian Junior Castillo (9-0, 9 Koó) faces Delaware’s Kyrone Davis (10-0, 4 Koó).
Fulton and Zorilla will square-off in a six-round super bantamweight bout while DeAlba and Perales meet in six-rounds of super featherweight action.
Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, which is promoted by King’s Promotions in association with DiBella Entertainment, E utu i $108, $83 a $58, e kore e tae atu utu ratonga e hāngai ana, me te takoha, a kei runga i te hoko inaianei. E wātea ana i ngā tīkitiwww.ticketmaster.com. Ki te ki atu tenei i te karanga waea Ticketmaster i (800) 745-3000.
Further action will feature a pair of Pennsylvania prospects in their pro debuts as Harrisburg’s Dustin Pague takes on Philadelphia’s Rafael Davis in a four-round welterweight fight, Welterweight super Nicholas Hernandez (3-1, 1 KO) in a six-round bout against Newark’s Jamil Gadsden (0-6), Philadelphia’s Emmanuel wairangi (6-0, 4 Koó) in four-rounds of lightweight action and St. Louis-native Vincent Cruz (9-0, 6 Koó) in eight rounds of super lightweight action against Allentown’s Jerome Rodriguez (7-3-3, 2 Koó).
At just 21-years-old, the rising prospect kept busy in 2015 as he picked up five victories including his last out in Bethlehem where he defeated previously unbeaten Joshua Greer. The Philadelphia-product will look to open his 2016 with a victory over the unbeaten Zorilla out of Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
The 28-year-old De Alba had a 19 fight unbeaten streak snapped in his last outing in which he dropped a narrow majority decision to unbeaten Omar Douglas. Originally from Bayamon, Puerto Rico but now fighting out of nearby Reading, Pennsylvania, he’ll battle the 24-year-old Perales out of Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
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Sammy Vasquez horiri oire hui PAE-rauna Tuhinga o Jose Lopez ON PREMIER BOXING toa TOE-KI-TOE Tūrei ON FS1 & Fox Deportes i te huihuinga CENTER AT California State University o Pennsylvania
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UNDEFEATED FEATHERWEIGHT PROSPECT OMAR DOUGLAS TAKES ON BRAULIO SANTOS IN TELEVISED OPENER OF PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS ON FS1 & FOX Deportes RĀTŪ, SEPTEMBER 15 MEI TE huihuinga CENTER AT California State University o Pennsylvania i California, PA.
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