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Loita Informe: Corito Reigns Supreme In Title Clash – Laamouz Stops Mukhamadiyarov as New Stars Farrugia and Brown Shine.

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Informe: Gianluca (Río) Di Caro

Fotos: Viktor Vella

 

 

O Venres noite, in the grounds of the incredibly beautiful Monte Kristo Estates in Hal Luqa, Malta, local boxing fans were treated to a magnificent night of International boxing.

 

O evento, which was headlined by the MBC International Heavyweight title clash between Malta’s very own ‘King’ Billy Corito and the big hitting (18 KO’s from 27 vitorias) Latvian Edgars Kalners, was the first event from new promoters Steve Carauna and Mark Calleja, along with a little help from experienced British promoter Stephen Vaughan.

 

Right from the opening bell Corito went straight on the attack, landing a big right to the head, Kalners stood his ground and shot out a strong jab, only to receive another big right hand that connected flush.

 

What followed next was a controlled exchange between both protagonists that had many of the highly vocal fans on their feet and cheering on their man.

 

After a fairly frenetic start both fighters settled into a slower pace for the rest of the round.

 

Round two was fought at a good pace, with both men exchanging big shots throughout.

 

Without doubt both the first couple of rounds were fairly close, although surely could only be scored in favour of Corito due to him not only being the busier but also his shots showed way more intent, but the third was a totally different affair.

 

Corito slowly ground his man down, forcing Kalners back constantly with a series of powerful salvos, a number of which shook the big Latvian to the core, each time the local crowd became more vocal in encouraging their man to step up the attacks, which on some occasions he did much to the delight of the partisan crowd.

 

More of the same from Corito in the fourth, however Kalners seemed to have lost the will to go toe-to-toe, which made the round very much a one sided affair, with Kalners covering up often and allowing Corito to let rip with big right hands.

 

During one of the exchanges Kalners seemed to be caught in the rib area and as he went to shoot out a right hand of his own let out a cry of pain, after which pulled his right arm across his chest and began to turn away from his forward advancing foe.

 

Corito cautiously moved forward and looked toward referee Lee Murtagh for guidance on whether he should continue the attack or not on the stricken Latvian.

 

Whilst a gentlemanly act from Corito, it almost cost him dear as Kalners turned and threw out a strong jab and looked set to throw a big right.

 

Corito responded with another salvo of big rights and kept up the pressure until the end of the round.

 

Coming out in the fifth Kalners seemed sluggish and was breathing heavily, clearly in some form of discomfort, however Corito was not going to make the same mistake as in the previous round and once again began throwing big right hands at every conceivable opportunity.

 

For virtually the whole round it was Corito walking his opponent down, throwing big right hands to head and body, then in the dying seconds of the round Corito stepped up the pressure once more.

 

When the bell rang Corito turned and headed straight to his corner, however Kalners appeared disoriented for a few seconds before finally heading back to his corner, referee Lee Murtagh showed some concern, as did MBC Chief Medical officer Dr Mark Xuereb, who immediately headed to Kalners’ corner and began checking over the distressed Latvian.

 

As the minute break was coming to an end the referee stepped forward, as it was clear that Kalners was in no position to continue and waved the bout off just as the opening bell for round six rang.

 

Have to say I’ve seen Billy Corito in action a number of times, he’s always been good for the money, but this time he was magnificent.

 

Credit in part must go to Corito’s coach, former WBU World Champion Shea Neary, who came up with a game plan that surprised most, gone were the big haymaker’s Corito is so well known for, instead Corito was controlled, good head movement and his punches were crisp, sharp and more importantly nearly always bang on target.

 

Word is that Corito’s team were so impressed with his performance that discussions are already underway for a mouth watering showdown later this year with a certain big name British Heavyweight.

 

The main support see Pieta, Malta’s Haithem Laamouz in action against Russia’s Ravil Mukhamadiyarov.

 

Laamouz took the fight to the more experienced Mukhamadiyarov right from the start and kept up the pressure throughout the first couple of rounds.

 

Early on in the second Laamouz landed a cracking body shot that sent Mukhamadiyarov to the deck, as referee Lee Murtagh reached the 8 count surprisingly the tough Russian jumped to his feet. The plucky lad surprised most observers by making it to the end of the round despite Laamouz’s efforts to finish the fight early.

 

From the third on the pressure from Laamouz was clearly proving too much for Mukhamadiyarov, the Russian covering up and only occasionally responding with an ineffective jab to keep the Maltese lad at bay.

 

Early in the fifth round Laamouz backed Mukhamadiyarov onto the ropes and began a non-stop assault, until referee Lee Murtagh stepped in to save the Russian from further punishment on the one minute and thirty seven second mark.

 

Supporting the pro bouts were a number of International Novice Pro and semi-pro bouts between local boxers and a team from the United Kingdom.

 

The Novice Pro is a recently introduced division featuring boxers with limited amateur or unlicensed boxing experience but wishing to compete in the professional division.

 

The Novice Pro division is operated under full professional boxing rules and with the same medical requirements as the professional division.

 

The main differences between Novice Pro and Pro bouts are that, only Novice Pro licensed boxers can compete against another Novice Pro Licensed boxer and that the rounds are of two minute duration, not three as in the pro ranks.

 

ESTÁ BEN, so now that’s explained let’s get back to the action.

 

The final Novice Pro bout see Malta’s Malik Zinad against UK’s William O’Reilly in a six, two minute round contest for the vacant WBU Europe Novice Pro Light Heavyweight title.

 

These two warriors went to war right from the opening bell, both giving their all for every single second of every round.

 

In the fourth Zinad stepped up the pace, occasionally forcing O’Reilly onto his back foot, it was later during one of these forceful attacks that Zinad began letting rip with some mighty bombs, one of which was just a tad off target and the thumb of his glove accidently entered the eye socket of the English lad, no surprise that as it did O’Reilly let out a shocked scream of pain as he headed for the canvas.

 

Dr Xuereb and his medical team were by the clearly distressed Englishman’s side in an instant, literally as referee Lee Murtagh waved the bout off.

 

I’m pleased to say that I had spoken with William O’Reilly since and he is absolutely OK and there is no lasting damage to his eye.

 

Prior to Zinad-O’Reilly was Malta’s Kerstin Brown against the UK’s Nathan Lavery, for the vacant WBU Europe Novice Pro Super Bantamweight title.

 

Young Brown is definitely one to watch and judging on his performance o venres night is destined to become a future star, think of a younger Carl Frampton and that’ll give you an idea of just how classy and exciting young Brown is.

 

From start to finish the youngster controlled the bout like a seasoned pro, his ring craft was supreme, cutting off the ring to keep Lavery pinned against the ropes before closing in and letting rip with lightning fast double handed flurries.

 

Nobody was surprised when the score cards were read out, a shutout 60-51 in favour of Brown, as he really dominated the bout from start to finish, outboxing his taller opponent in sensational fashion.

 

The first Novice Pro bout featured Malta’s Max Farrugia against the UK’s Lewis Burns in a four rounder.

 

As with young Kerstin Brown, Farrugia is another emerging star, this kid has it all, think Junior Witter in his younger days, slick, switch boxing with so much panache it is mouth watering to watch.

 

From start to finish Farrugia out boxed his tough opponent, at times he made it look too easy, but believe me it wasn’t as Burns is one tough cookie and gave his all for every second of every round, just Farrugia is a class act, one that will be a great addition to the pro ranks that’s for sure.

 

After four sensational round the ringside judges scored the bout 40-36 (dúas veces) e 40-37 in favour of the deserving Max Farrugia.

 

What a cracking fight and as with the other Novice Pro bouts, easily equal in quality to the full pro bouts.

 

The results for the semi-pro bouts are:

 

Noel Lebrun (Malta) vs Jonathan Dean (Reino Unido)

 

Judges Scores – Majority Decision in favour of UK’s Jonathan Dean.

Lee Murtagh 27-30, Darren Mairs 29-29 and Steve Farrugia 28-29

 

Goran Bogdanovic (Malta) vs Bradley McDonnell (Reino Unido)

 

Judges Scores – Split Decision in favour of Malta’s Goran Bogdanovic.

Lee Murtagh 29-28, Darren Mairs 29-30 and Steve Farrugia 29-28

 

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Dodson and Economides Head Up Vaughan’s Star Studded 23rd May Liverpool Event.

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Renowned Liverpool based promoter Stephen Vaughan is clearly determined to raise the bar, for Small Hall Boxing events, to a whole new level, with his latest offering, dubbed ‘NEW ERA – An Evening Of Professional Boxing’, which takes place at the Grand Central Hall in Liverpool, o sábado 23rd Maio 2015.

 

For those that were at Vaughan’s previous event, at the Grand Central Hall back in March, there is no need to stress just how good the event was.

 

Maio 23rd promises much, much more, on paper NEW ERA looks set to not only be a true small hall classic, but also looks likely to set a new standard that very few small hall promotions could possibly match.

 

Heading up the twelve bout card is Liverpool’s very own Tony Dodson, who will be back in hometown action for the first time since beating Darren Stubbs to secure the IBO Light Heavyweight International title, back in October 2011.

 

No 23rd Maio, Dodson, who in his previous fight secured a solid points victory over one of the toughest opponents around – the mischievous, yet highly durable, Jody Meikle, will be facing Latvia’s big punching Andrejs Pokumeiko.

 

In March last year, Pokumeiko secured a good solid points win over Ilford’s Kevin Greenwood at York Hall in London, which is the only points win on his record, every other win has come by way of stoppage victory.

 

The main support sees Chester’s WBF Intercontinental Champion Paul ‘Spartan’ Economides, in a non-championship contest against Estonia’s Sergey Tasimov.

 

Back on Vaughan’s previous event Economides put in another top class performance, against Ghana’s two time Commonwealth title challenger Isaac Quaye, on way to securing another sensational second round stoppage victory.

 

That particular win says a lot about Economides’ power as Quaye hadn’t been stopped on any of his previous thirty six fights, some feat considering Quaye has battled it out with the likes of Commonwealth champion Don Broadhurst, Británico, Commonwealth and European Champion Kevin Satchell and WBO European Champion Iain Butcher amongst other notable stars.

 

What’s more, en maio 2nd Economides went one better, with a clinical first round stoppage of the Czech Republic’s Petr Gyna, at the York Hall in London.

 

Globe trotting Tasimov, has fought some of the UK’s top stars previously, including interim WBA World Champion Derry Mathews, British and European Champion and upcoming IBF World title challenger Lee Askins, as well as former British and Commonwealth Champion Nicky Booth.

 

Whilst most cards have a top-flight domestic bout or two heading up the show, the support card is usually made up of local ‘house’ fighters tentatively building their records. Not this card; only three of the undercard fights feature developing talent, the rest are already well and truly established prospects and stars.

 

One of the most interesting match ups on the card pits Liverpool’s Nick Quigley against … you’ve guessed it, the aforementioned Jody Meikle.

 

Quigley made short work of his last opponent, Ludvik Gina, sensationally stopping the Czech in just fifty five seconds of the first round.

 

Don’t think the same will happen against Meikle, but do expect six rounds of truly entertaining boxing, with some mischievousness sprinkled in for maximum effect, based on Meikle’s last outing against Onder Ozgul at York Hall on May 2nd.

 

Next up is the exciting prospect of watching one of the World’s most successful Kick Boxing stars ever, thirteen time World Champion Marlon Hunt, making his highly anticipated transition to the pro boxing ranks, against Latvia’s Uldis Pucens.

 

Hunt recently said “After winning 13 Professional World titles in Full Contact Kickboxing, K – 1Rules and Muay Thai and Unifying the Big 5 WBC, ISKA, WAKO PRO, IKF & WKA and winning other mid and low Tier World Titles and various Semi Pro Boxing Titles it’s time to take on the Professional Boxing world. "

 

Hunt has made clear that he isn’t taking up pro boxing to just make up the numbers, he’s a hundred percent determined to be the first ever four discipline World Champion.

 

Whilst on the subject of World Champions, Chester’s World Boxing Federation Welterweight World Champ Chris Goodwin is back in action once more, in a non-championship bout, against Finsbury Park, London’s Mark ‘The Flash’ Alexander.

 

Goodwin, a two division World Champion, will be making his first appearance since beating Georgia’s Mikheil Avakyan to win the coveted WBF World crown back in August.

 

Alexander, who had been training and fighting in America until recently, scored a third round stoppage victory over Tadas Stulginskas on his return to UK action at York Hall in London last October.

 

Birmingham’s undefeated Lightweight sensation Antonio Counihan is back in the ‘Pool, this time to face Janis Puksins.

 

Counihan, the former England Amateur Captain, has been nothing but sensational in each of his six previous bouts, stopping five inside the distance, however it was his last performance that proved that the Brummie youngster is destined to rise to the very top.

 

Back in March, Counihan took on previously unbeaten Czech Lukas Radic, Counihan didn’t just beat Radic, he plain destroyed him in just two minutes and twenty eight seconds of the first round.

 

Puksins is another globe trotter that should be quite well known to British fans, having fought the likes of former Prizefighter winner Ricky Owen, former WBU, WBF, WBC and Prizefighter Champion Choi Tseveenpurev, British Champ James Dickens and upcoming Commonwealth title challenger Jason Cunningham amongst others.

 

Another youngster who is fast heading towards World stardom is Liverpool based, Russian Featherweight prospect David Agadzhanyan, who will face former Ghanaian Champion Isaac Osuwu on May 23rd.

 

Like Counihan, Agadzhanyan has stopped all but one of his previous opponents and coincidently the bout against the one that went the distance, another previously unbeaten prospect Daniel Bazo, featured on Vaughan’s last event.

 

O que unha loita, it was something truly special and a fight that many of those in attendance would love to see re-matched sometime in the near future, although have to say the result would probably be the same as Agadzhanyan is a tremendous talent, one that is likely to follow in the footsteps of Gennady Golovkin and Sergey Kovalev – yep, he’s that special.

 

Since that win, Agadzhanyan totally destroyed Czech Republic’s Josef Redlich, putting the Czech lad down three times before finally stopping him on the two minute and twenty five second mark of the first round, at the York Hall in London on May 2nd.

 

Liverpool’s former British, Commonwealth and WBF World title challenger Tony Moran is set for his first hometown fight since beating Czaba Andras at the Olympia back in 2005.

 

En maio 23rd Moran will be facing Blackpool’s former WBC United States title challenger Mathew ‘The Rock’ Ellis.

 

Welsh Middleweight Champion Lee Churcher makes his first Liverpool appearance on May 23rd, against Latvian Zaurs Sadihovs.

 

Back in March Churcher took on Nottingham’s Matt Scriven, after both their original opponents failed to make their flights to the UK.

 

Have to say I doubt the original match-ups would have been anywhere near the Battle Royale these two fought out on that night. It was a sensational close fought bout, with both protagonists giving their all in front of a highly appreciative crowd.

 

Churcher won on points, but have to say the real winners were the fans in attendance on the night, as that was one seriously exciting, all action fight.

 

Sadihovs, who has a won four, lost two record, however each of the wins came way of first round stoppage victories, including a full blown KO of Olegs Asejevs in January.

 

Making his third pro outing on May 23rd will be big punching Liverpudlian Featherweight Jay Carney.

 

Young Carney is proving to be one of the finds of the year, two outings, two fantastic stoppage wins.

 

Back in December Carney utterly outclassed Patrik Gadzo before stopping him on the one minute and thirty two second mark of the first round.

 

Then in March followed that great win up with a third round stoppage victory over the highly experienced Petr Gyna. Have to say that was a great fight, young Carney was far more relaxed and just performed perfectly, dominating Gyna for virtually every second the bout lasted.

 

Carney’s opponent on May 23rd is Dmitrijs Gutsman, is another big puncher, whilst his record is two wins and four losses, it should be noted that the wins both came way of first round stoppage.

 

Also making his third pro outing on May 23rd is Liverpool’s Lee Boyce, who will be taking on Scunthorpe’s Matthew Pepper.

 

Back in March Boyce literally destroyed Matus Olah with the very first power shot he threw, a cracking bodyshot that sent Olah down and out after just twenty seconds of the first round.

 

It should be noted that the power shot from Boyce actually cracked Olah’s rib, so whilst we didn’t get to see much action we now know just how powerful Boyce’s punches are.

 

Finally making his professional debut on the 23rd May is Liverpool Welterweight Dayle Gallagher, who goes up against Nottingham’s experienced Matt Scriven.

 

Gallagher is a classy young boxer and Scriven is as tough as they come, so expect fireworks when they go toe to toe.

 

So there you have it, one seriously great card for what is clearly going to be one seriously great fight night, so now you know it’s time to go and get those tickets because if you miss it, you’ll regret it.

 

The Stephen Vaughan promoted NEW ERA event takes place at the Grand Central Hall, 35 Renshaw Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 2SF, o sábado 23rd Maio 2015.

Aprovadores para este evento será unha cortesía da Comisión de Boxeo Malta (MBC) -www.maltaboxingcommission.com

Tickets priced £30 & £40 are available direct from any of the boxers taking part or call Stephen Vaughan on 07789 037802.

 

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13 Time KB World Champ Hunt Signs With Vaughan – Pro Boxing Debut, Liverpool 23rd May

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Undisputed and unified WBC, ISKA, WAKO, IKF & WKA World Champion, Marlon Hunt, is set to begin his professional boxing career later this month, following his signing management papers with renowned Liverpool based promoter Stephen Vaughan.

 

Hunt, who has held World titles in three different disciplines – Kick Boxing, K-1 Rules and Muay Thai – and five different weight categories, will be making his professional boxing debut on Vaughan’s upcoming NEW ERA event, which takes place at the Grand Central Hall in Liverpool on Saturday 23rd Maio.

 

With a record breaking thirteen World titles to his name already, Hunt has made it clear that he is not entering the world of professional boxing to just make up the numbers, as when he spoke earlier he made it crystal clear that the change of discipline is so that he can focus on becoming a record holding four discipline World Champion.

 

“I’ve obviously done Kick Boxing, K-I Rules and Muay Thai, went through all the ranks there, won literally all the World titles in those sports, all the major World titles as well, so now I think it’s time to give pro boxing a shot.

 

I only signed with Stephen Vaughan on the 2nd May and it looks like I’m going to be busy straight away, he has me boxing on May 23rdin Liverpool and again on the 25th July in Malta.

 

That was a shock, so let’s get it done, that’s the good thing about Steve, vostede sabe, it was literally I wanted to be managed by him as he sorts things out really quick.

 

This really suits me, I want to start challenging for titles as soon as possible, I’ve done everything that I’ve done in the other sports, I’ve been told for many years I should switch to pro boxing, but I didn’t think it was the right time, especially now with what I have won, again it will help me going up the rankings a little faster than I would have done otherwise, because of my experience, yeah I think it is the right time now.

 

I will still compete occasionally at Kick Boxing, as long as it doesn’t interfere with my pro boxing, I do want to do the mandatory defenses in my other sports, yeah I really want to defend my World titles still, apart from that I am concentrating fully on my pro boxing career.

 

There’s only a few people that have successfully transferred from one sport to the other, Chris Algieri, he was a kick boxer and has won a pro boxing World title, if Algieri can do it, I’m sure if I push the right way and I’m getting the right fights, I’m sure I can do the same thing.

 

I’m going to do the best that I can and become a four sport Champion, I don’t think to my knowledge that has actually done that yet, you know World Champion at Kick Boxing, K1, Muay Thai and Pro Boxing, so really would like to be the first to do that.

 

I’ve got some good loyal fans and they’ll be following me through the boxing as well and hopefully when I start pro boxing I’ll attract even more fans too, I feel that this is really good for the sport, not just by being able to attract new blood from the other sports, but also by doing that introduce new fans to both sports.

 

I’m really looking forward to the 23rd May and the beginning of a new pro boxing career for myself.”

 

On Saturday May 23rd, Hunt will be in first class company, as others boxing on the star studded bill include; reigning World Boxing Federation (WBF) World Welterweight Champion Chris Goodwin in action against London’s Mark ‘The Flash’ Alexander.

Reigning World Boxing Federation (WBF) Intercontinental Super Bantamweight Champion, Paul Economides, former British Super Middleweight and International Boxing Organisation (IBO) International Light Heavyweight Champion Tony Dodson.

BBBofC Welsh Area Middleweight Champion Lee Churcher, Británico, Commonwealth and WBF World Title challenger Tony Moran in a local derby with Blackpool’s Mathew Ellis, and Prizefighter Light Middleweight finalist and English title challenger Nick Quigley, who is set to face Scunthorpe’s highly entertaining Jody Meikle.

 

In addition to the Championship experienced boxers, there are also a host of upcoming, unbeaten young prospects boxing on the bill, Incluíndo; sensational former England amateur Captain Antonio Counihan, Liverpool based hot Russian prospect David Agadzhanyan, who faces former Ghanaian Champion Isaac Owusu, Featherweight prospect Jay Carney, Light Heavyweight prospect Lee Boyce, que asume de Scunthorpe Matthew Pimenta.

 

Also making his debut on the 23rd Maio, alongside Hunt, is local lad Dayle Gallagher, whose first opponent as a pro is Nottingham’s Matt Scriven.

 

Marlon Hunt, against a yet to be named opponent, features on the Stephen Vaughan promoted NEW ERA event, which takes place at the Grand Central Hall in Liverpool on Saturday 23rdMaio 2015.

Aprovadores para este evento será unha cortesía da Comisión de Boxeo Malta (MBC) -www.maltaboxingcommission.com

Tickets priced £30 & £40 are available direct from Marlon Hunt, from any of the boxers taking part or call Stephen Vaughan on 07789 037802.

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Alguén 'O' tiña que ir - Sensational Counihan Para Radic In One

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O Venres noite, no Stephen Vaughan promoveu evento Red Mist, que tivo lugar o Grand Central Hall, en Liverpool, De Birmingham Antonio Counihan marcou unha gran vitoria, cando deixou previamente invicto Lukas Radic da República Checa.

 

Con ambos os protagonistas, dedicados a manter a comprensión do precioso 'O' no seu rexistro, alí estaban vinculados a algúns nervios estridentes, arena non só os loitadores, pero tamén dos seus familiares e seguidores sentados, sobre todo cando o ataque tivo inicio.

 

Foi Radic, que tivo a vantaxe cedo, saíndo dura e rápida buscando outro término máis cedo, con todo, o Counihan foi Destemido, en vez de optar por caixa fóra da parte de atrás do seu excelente jab, que efectivamente mantivo o checo perigoso á distancia e frustrou as súas primeiras tentativas.

 

Ao redor dos dous minutos, así como Radic forzou seu camiño cara á fronte unha vez, Counihan entrou en escena cun gran dereito de enviar Radic abaixo á pantalla.

 

Así como árbitro Mickey Vann estaba a piques de acadar o fin da conta, Radic conseguiu só facelo a seus pés, aínda que un pouco vacilante. Mickey Vann verificados para garantir que Radic foi capaz de continuar, antes de reiniciar a loita.

 

No instante en que fixo o ex capitán afeccionado Inglaterra foi directo para o ataque, con un asalto a man dobre para a cabeza eo corpo, Radic encuberto pero o poder dos tiros que choven sobre el era máis e en poucos segundos o inevitable aconteceu e Radic fixo súa segunda visita á lona.

 

Unha vez Radic só fixo a seus pés, pero foi claramente desorientado, deixando árbitro Mickey Vann ningunha opción poñer fin a un proceso sobre a dous minutos e 28 segundo marca da primeira rolda.

 

Para describir a vitoria como enfática é un eufemismo, Clase de Counihan brillou, sen dúbida, o 23 anos de idade resultou ser un dos principais novas promesas na categoría leve ultra-competitivo.

 

Falando da súa casa máis cedo Counihan falou brevemente sobre a loita ea posibilidade do seu primeiro desafío para un campionato nun futuro próximo.

 

"Si, así como toda a xente dixera antes que é unha loita moi importante, tanto Lukas e eu estabamos invictos, así de alguén 'O' tiña que ir, que por si só a adición de unha presión adicional sobre a noite.

 

Desafortunadamente, el foi unha substitución tardía, nós non sabemos nada sobre el, outro do que estaba invicto con dúas grandes vitorias paralización, por iso realmente non ter tempo para prepararse para el especificamente, pero como o adversario orixinal era un gran rebatedor difícil sabiamos nosa preparación debe ser suficiente para ver a través.

 

Sentinme ben, moi bo, mellor forma da miña vida, que é un crédito para o meu equipo, mellor que eu xa sentín indo a unha loita, Eu era bo e relaxado e só embalado a forma que nós planeamos.

 

El é un bo boxeador, o que fixo máis doado para min, Eu gusto de persoas de boxeo que están felices en caixa en vez de soster o tempo.

 

Eu non esperaba para detelo e moito menos axiña, só todo se abriu para min e para o tiro foi lugar e descendeu, despois de que eu souben que eu podería tiralo de alí, entón fomos para o remate.

 

Vai ter un pouco de descanso agora e despois volver para o ximnasio e comezar a prepararse para a miña próxima loita, que será en xuño en Leeds 7th.

 

Despois que espero conseguir miña primeira loita polo título, Eu teño dito que estará en Birmingham ou Coventry, que vai ser bo e lugar para os meus fans para un cambio.

 

Fala sobre os meus fans, Eu teño que dicir un gran grazas a eles, están incrible que viaxar por todo o país para me apoiar, sempre pode oín-los, son óptimos, eles gastan o seu diñeiro arduamente gañou está a apoiar-me, Eu simplemente non podo agradece-los o suficiente. "

 

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Khan Marches On - TKO vitoria sobre Miko leva a 02 de maio Title Shot In London

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O Venres da noite Bradford Tasif Khan anotou sensacional primeira rolda vitoria paralización, esta vez sobre a República Checa Ladislav Miko, no Stephen Vaughan promoveu evento Red Mist no Grand Central Hall, en Liverpool.

 

Dende a campá de apertura foi Miko que foi o máis agresivo, levando a loita para Khan, Con todo, ao facelo o loitador Checa xogou directo para as mans do home Bradford.

 

Khan esperaba Miko para comezar rápido e, como tal, cando o loitador Checa avanzou rapidamente, Khan simplemente bailou ao lado e deixar rasgar con un tiro ao corpo.

 

Linguaxe corporal de Miko deixou ben claro que el fora ferido, por iso non é sorpresa que cando entrou forte e rápido de novo que a Khan savvy utilizou unha táctica semellante, esta vez deslizando cara á dereita e deixando rip con outra foto de corpo, seguido por unha salva handed double scintillatingly rápida para o corpo ea cabeza.

 

En torno á segunda marca de corenta e cinco, Miko, que claramente non aprendera a ser un pouco cauteloso, fixo máis un ataque contundente, Esta vez, porén Khan xogou fóra un jab sólido, seguido por un uppercut e despois é só plantou os pés e poñer forza total nun radio de gancho rápido esquerda, para enviar o rapaz Checa para a pantalla.

 

Miko conseguiu facer a conta, pero segundos despois foi directo para outra gran esquerda para o corpo. Esta vez Miko realmente se esforzou para facer a conta, só xestionar a facelo, pero era moi inestable nos seus pés, deixando árbitro Jimmy Byrne outra opción senón a onda da loita off por un minuto e 15 segundo marca da primeira rolda.

 

Inmediatamente despois de recibir loureiro do gañador Khan foi informado polo seu equipo que tería a oportunidade de disputar o seu primeiro premio Championship, título Máster Internacional Bantamweight, na súa próxima saída planeada, que estará no Billy James-Elliott e Mark Lyons promovido Señor dos Aneis O evento en York Hall en Londres, en maio 2nd.

 

Tras recibir esta noticia Khan falou brevemente sobre a loita, así como a súa próxima loita polo título.

 

"É brillante, foi simplemente brillante.

 

Eu non podo reclamar que non durou unha rolda, Eu preferiría que acudira en algo máis, Quero dicir que foi un redondo seis e realmente quere obter algunhas roldas baixo o meu cinto, pero como dixen antes non recibir o pagamento de horas extras neste xogo.

 

Sabiamos que ía comezar rápido e correr e o plan era traballar fóra do meu jab para demora-lo, basicamente, para tratar de obter os seis roldas no meu cinto.

 

El non chegou a acontecer dese xeito como realmente veu para min moito máis rápido do esperado, ao contrario diso eu adaptado e colleu cun bo tiro, Vexo as pernas fivela un pouco, pero el permaneceu en pé.

 

El é un loitador xogo, a maioría da xente tería recuado para dar-se tempo para recuperarse, non volveu a me duro novo, que me deu a oportunidade de caixa-lo un pouco máis e pegar el como el volveu.

 

Eu o peguei bo co uppercut e despois o corpo baleado, que baixou con.

 

Entón eu fixen máis ou menos o mesmo despois da reinicio, aínda que non creo que collera bastante, así como por primeira vez, pero cando se levantou eu non creo que el quería saber máis, aínda que o árbitro tiña deixalo continuar.

 

Esperemos adiante e cara arriba agora, Estiven falando coa miña equipo e se dixo que temos unha loita polo título organizada para maio 2nd en York Hall, mesma noite, como loita de Mayweather-Pacquaio, por iso espero que eu vou pegar o meu primeiro título, os Mestres Internacionais, e trae-lo de volta para Bradford.

 

Como pode ver os meus fans asistiron en forza e facer unha chea de ruído, todos eles son arena, aman a súa boxeo, é un Bradford cidade de boxeo, eles só precisan obter máis concertos alí.

 

Meus fans son óptimos, eles viaxan para me ver, última vez que foi Londres, esta vez Liverpool e, obviamente, está de volta a Londres de novo en maio 2nd.

 

No momento eu non teño a oportunidade de escoller onde loitar, espero que se eu gañar o título quizais poidamos obter un promotor para poñer nun show en Bradford por iso mesmo máis de meus fans van ter a oportunidade de me ver de novo.

 

Son grata por meu equipo, o adestramento foi moi ben, Eu me sinto forte, Síntome ben e os fans que saen en vigor para soportar me está a contribuír a que.

 

Meus patrocinadores, KINGSLAND Negocios Recovery en Bradford, Avogados Broadway en Oldham, Kesser Xoieiros en Bradford e Vyomax Suplemento de Manchester, ser absolutamente fantástico.

 

Eses faces teñen benvida a apoiar-me, que tira moito da presión para que eu poida me concentrar no meu boxeo.

 

Unha vez máis teño que agradecer aos meus fans, realmente son os mellores, me seguiu a Londres e, por suposto, aquí en Liverpool, aínda que o tráfico era malo todo o que eles fixeron iso aquí esta noite e realmente quedou detrás de min, facendo unha morea de ruído, que é un pouco como os fans de fútbol, ​​sendo o décimo segundo home no campo de fútbol, realmente inspira ti, el levanta escoitar todos os fans torcido por ti, brillante, simplemente brillante. "

 

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Khan-Miko en Liverpool Showdown este venres

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Este vindeiro venres sensacional Super Mosca da noite Bradford Tasif Khan está definido para medir forzas coa República Checa Ladislav Miko, nun redondo seis no Stephen Vaughan promoveu evento Red Mist no Grand Central Hall, en Liverpool.

 

Back in retorno moi agardado de xaneiro Khan para a loita, tras un período sabático dous anos a partir do deporte, foi un asunto bastante curta duración, despois que deixou o altamente experimentado húngaro Richard Voros en só un minuto e cinco segundos de primeira rolda.

 

A loita pode non durar moito tempo, pero foi suficiente para Khan para impresionar un número de observadores arena influentes, incluíndo un número de promotores como Stephen Vaughan, Lee Murtagh, Mark Lyons e Billy James Elliott-, tanto que todo o que fixeron ofertas para el loitar no seu próximo concerto.

 

Falando da súa casa máis cedo Bradford Khan estaba claramente entusiasmado coa perspectiva de loitar de novo este venres.

 

"É gran estar de volta en acción de novo, logo tras o meu retorno loita, este vai trasfega o anel de ferruxe off seguramente.

 

Tiven unha boa loita de retorno, Eu son grata por iso. Durou só 65 segundo, que sería bo para el ir un pouco máis, pero non podo reclamar, non recibe hora extra sabe pago.

 

Estou moi feliz coa forma como todo está indo agora, Estou me sentindo ben e os preparativos para esta loita ser local.

 

Estou aprendendo moito, Estou aprendendo algo novo cada sesión de prácticas único, agora eu estou me sentindo máis apto, máis nítida e máis forte para esta loita do que eu teño antes, el se foi tan ben.

 

Eu non podo dar as grazas a todos o suficiente para o seu apoio, sobre todo porque eu estiven fóra por tanto tempo, apoio foi fantástico última vez para fóra, e será aínda mellor esta vez, isto significa tanto ter os fans torcido por ti, realmente fai.

 

Non só os fans, os patrocinadores tamén, como un loitador que ten que ser capaz de concentrarse e ter patrocinadores que apoian a súa carreira ten un pouco de presión.

 

Eu son moi grata a KINGSLAND Negocios Recovery en Bradford, Avogados Broadway en Oldham, Kesser Xoieiros en Bradford e Vyomax Suplemento de Manchester, sen cuxo apoio sería moito máis difícil para min ser capaz de concentrarse na miña preparación como eu teño.

 

Estou moi contento que a xente como Stephen Vaughan, Lee Murtagh, Mark Lyons e Billy James-Elliott están todos quedando detrás de min e ter me loitar seus concertos.

 

Estou moi contento de estar traballando con persoas como as que acabo de mencionar, están profesional, xenuína e comezar o traballo feito e que me axuda a seguir adiante nos seus grandes concertos e sei que é só unha cuestión de tempo antes de que eu poida comezar a traer títulos de volta a Bradford. "

 

Tasif Khan contra Ladislav Miko presenta no Stephen Vaughan promoveu evento Red Mist no Grand Central Hall, en Liverpool o venres, 20th Marzo 2015.

Aprovadores para este evento será unha cortesía da Comisión de Boxeo Malta (MBC) -www.maltaboxingcommission.com

Os ingresos custa £ 30 e £ 40 están dispoñibles directamente de Tasif en 07756 311857 e tamén estará dispoñible no Grand Central Hall na noite.

 

As portas abren 6:30pm primeiro campá 7pm

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Counihan Ready For Liverpool Showdown Con Walter Este venres

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Birmingham sensación lixeira Antonio Counihan está de volta en acción esta semana, contra Richard Walter, no Stephen Vaughan promoveu evento Red Mist no Grand Central Hall, en Liverpool o venres, 20th Marzo 2015.

Desde que se fixo profesional en outubro 2013 Counihan, o ex capitán da selección inglesa Amateur, demostrou ser un dos mellores perspectivas da división dos lixeiros do Reino Unido, marcando cinco vitorias de primeira clase, four of these by stoppage finish, with Poland’s Marcin Ficner being the only opponent to go the distance with the young Brummie star.

O Venres Counihan will face Richard Walter, who stepped in at late notice after his original opponent was forced to withdraw with a hand injury.

Walter comes into the fight off the back of an excellent first round stoppage win over Rene Oravek in February, however that doesn’t seem to bother Counihan one iota, as he made clear when he spoke earlier today.

“Really looking forward to Venres, debe ser unha noite moi boa.

Teño só oído dicir que eu teño un novo adversario, Richard Walter, Non sei moito sobre el aínda, pois iso acaba de ser anunciado.

Sei que deixou o seu último rival, polo que debe ser unha boa loita cruenta, que combina comigo.

Teño que recoñecer que estou un pouco decepcionado con un cambio tan tarde, pero o que podes facer, loitadores machucar no ximnasio o tempo, Vou só ir alí e caixa do xeito que eu sempre fago e se todo vai ben, eu vou ter outra boa vitoria baixo o meu cinto.

Tivo cinco loitas agora, venceu todos eles, catro delas por KO técnico, polo que estou ansioso para subir na valoración, porque quero unha oportunidade de un título en breve.

A última vez que tivo unha boa loita real con David Kis, Estean moi feliz coa forma que loita foi.

Foi un verdadeiro bo rendemento, Eu estaba feliz con iso, escoitei meu canto e fixo o que dixeron e saíu para fóra de alí, no terceiro.

Esperemos que vou poñer nun tipo similar de rendemento o venres, Eu non estou dicindo que vai ser máis unha vitoria TKO, pero se isto acontecer eu vou estar ben satisfeito, Eu só quero poñer en unha boa actuación para os fans.

Fala sobre os meus fans, realmente son fantásticas, eles viaxan a verme loitar cada vez, Eu non podo agradece-los o suficiente para o seu apoio, Quero dicir que eles tiveron que viaxar a Londres para catro das miñas loitas, e agora aquí estamos de novo na estrada, esta vez Liverpool e eles van estar alí torcido por min unha vez máis, realmente son brillantes.

Só podo agradece-los axeitadamente para o seu apoio por manter un bo rendemento e, por suposto, continuar vencendo. "

Antonio Counihan contra Richard Walter presenta no Stephen Vaughan promoveu evento Red Mist no Grand Central Hall, en Liverpool o venres, 20th Marzo 2015.

Aprovadores para este evento será unha cortesía da Comisión de Boxeo Malta (MBC) - www.maltaboxingcommission.com

Os ingresos custa £ 30 e £ 40 están dispoñibles directamente de Antonio en 07535 806545 e tamén estará dispoñible no Grand Central Hall na noite.

As portas abren 6:30pm primeiro campá 7pm

 

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Excelente inicio de ano – Sete vitorias en sete Para TKO

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Nós só pode ser de só 40 días ou menos para o ano, pero Johnny Eames eo equipo Campións TKO xa son moi, moi feliz coa forma como todo está indo a eles en 2015. En primeiro lugar, eles garantiron novas instalacións para o famoso ximnasio e agora só dúas semanas para o novo ano Boxing tiveron unha secuencia de sete éxitos para a súa crecente estable de boxers.

 

Hoxe cedo, o xa mencionado Sr. Eames levou un pouco de tempo fóra da súa ocupada axenda para falar do excelente inicio de ano, polas súas perspectivas de mozos de gran talento.

 

"Si, o que é un gran comezo para o ano para os nenos League TKO.

 

Primeiro tivemos catro nenos para fóra en York Hall no 30th Xaneiro, desgraciadamente non puiden chegar ao concerto, porque a miña caldeira estoupou e miña casa foi inundada, pero eu mantiven contacto con todos para asegurarse de que os nenos estaban ben.

 

Primeiro en acción foi Antonio Counihan e polo que escoitei dicir que poñer noutro desempeño impresionante, deixou o seu adversario na terceira, despois de dominar a loita desde o inicio.

 

Como prometera, agora ten un oito redondo na súa próxima loita, no concerto Stephen Vaughan en Liverpool no 20th Marzo.

 

Entón, espero que vai ter que facer algo en Birmingham para un título MBC Internacional ou similar.

 

Logo nese concerto foi Tasif Khan, boy el sacudir a ferrugem, curta e suor, deixou o seu opoñente en só 65 segundo.

 

Polo que escoitei colocou unha fantástica exhibición, eviscerado perdín, pero espero chegar a velo a próxima vez que está fóra, que tamén é o concerto Stephen Vaughan Liverpool marzo.

 

Ao parecer, a loita da noite foi o noso Onder Ozgul de, a real barnstormer Río (Do TKO Gianluca Di Caro) dito, toda a acción e a un ritmo elevado, como de costume de Onder.

 

Este neno listo para avanzar seis rounders agora, como o seu irmán Siar, para ser honesto con vostede.

 

Como dixen Siar fixo a súa primeira redondo seis, de novo unha loita fendas por todas as contas, todo o mundo está tan satisfeito co seu rendemento na noite.

 

Parece que aprendeu a xulgar o seu ritmo agora, ao contrario de ir martelo e alicate para toda a seis roldas, paseouse-se ben para o total de seis roldas.

 

Na noite seguinte, tivemos Charlie Edwards, facendo o seu debut, e Tommy Martin loitar polo título inglés na O2.

 

Charlie, o que podo dicir que foi f ** king tremenda.

 

Para un neno que ten a súa estrea profesional, Quedei tan impresionado coa súa actitude e profesionalidade, nunca vacilou partir do que tiña que facer e a ocasión nunca chegou a el.

 

Cando entrou no arena era agradable e fresco, ouvía cada palabra que Brian (adestrador Brian O'Shaughnessy) dito.

 

Eu dixen a el que el non ten para impresionar, porque é moi bo de calquera maneira, así non hai necesidade de tratar de ser bo, como é.

 

Foi un partido absolutamente perfecto para a súa primeira loita, non unha vitoria fácil que algúns dos grandes nomes obter, el era un neno moi difícil, que veu para loitar e realmente cría que podería gañar, que xogou a dereita en mans de Charlie.

 

O neno ten unha malleira sistemática dunha rolda de catro, pero que non tiran propio esforzo do neno, porque estaba realmente intentando e, a continuación, Charlie colleu boa con preto de seis segundos para ir e foi iso.

 

Foi simplemente incrible, incrible Eu estaba tan impresionado con Charlie.

 

Logo tivemos o noso Tommy Martin, o que podo dicir ese neno entrou no noso ximnasio dous anos e medio atrás, agora, só 18 anos de idade e eu levei un pouco de aposta sobre el e eu dixen a seu pai despois de súa primeira loita, en realidade, antes da loita que eu ía garantir-lle dez vitorias e entón eu vou deixar fóra o liderado, estamos entregados a partir do noso fin, nós o pegamos dez dos dez.

 

Eu teño que admitir que eu estaba nervioso vai á loita, obviamente, de ter entrenado o seu adversario, Ricky Boylan, anteriormente polo que sabía Ricky é un neno durão e penso que pode Outman Tommy, pero foi totalmente o contrario, Tommy outmanned sexa xusto.

 

Tommy desacelerou en torno da sexta rolda e eu estaba preocupado que deixara algo no ximnasio, pero non hai problema, el volveu máis forte.

 

Podo honesta dicir que eu creo que Tommy só perdeu dúas roldas, quizais un ou dous poderían ser compartido, pero iso sería ser amable con Ricky, que é o que Tommy dominou a loita.

 

Os correas foron 99-92 e 97-93 dúas veces, como podes ver que eles eran masivamente en favor de Tommy e con razón.

 

Xogo limpo para Ricky nunca deixou de vir, como sabiamos que ía, pero para min Ricky non ten movemento suficiente, estaba movendo a cabeza cando fóra de alcance, pero non foi cando precisaba.

 

Agora, para a nosa última debutante, Mickey O'Rourke, pero primeiro teño que agradecer a todos os fans que apareceron para el.

 

El vendeu douscentos vinte billetes pero os billetes máis apareceu e comprou na noite, polo tanto, probablemente, tiña preto de dous e cincuenta vir a apoialo.

 

Eran óptimos, moi, moi violento, eles fixeron que unha gran noite para el.

 

Mickey estaba un pouco nervioso na primeira quenda, xa que el volveu para o canto Brian (adestrador Brian O'Shaughnessy) clasificadas para fóra.

 

De calquera xeito, aínda venceu a primeira quenda confort, o outro neno fixo difícil para el, como soster o tempo, pero Mickey negado todo o que tentou facer.

 

Afortunadamente, o árbitro tamén foi rápido para separa-los cada vez que o neno agarrou Mickey, máis temos Mickey deixar ir con máis de un tiro para mantelo de entrar agarralo lo.

 

El gañou a loita 40-36 pero o xeito no que casetonado na última rolda do outro neno fixo ben para soster ata o final.

 

Para ser xusto o neno veu ata min despois da loita e dixo: 'Johnny Sentímolo, pero se eu non seguro-lo, el me parado. "

 

Estou feliz co que, estaba só facendo o seu traballo e creo que Mickey aprendín moito coa loita.

 

Os fans adoraron, a primeira rolda como dixen foi un pouco nervioso, pero os próximos tres roldas foron emocionantes, Mickey vai ser un loitador agradable multitude, hai non hai dous xeitos sobre el, e eu estou contento de formar parte da súa xornada.

 

Meu compañeiro Colin enviou-o para min e foi moi ben educado en Dale Xuventude, que teña feito o meu traballo un pouco máis fácil e estou ansioso para a súa próxima loita no 21st Marzo.

 

Espero que todos os fans que asistiron volver, como el que de todo o apoio que pode estar tan sen venda de entradas a viaxe para e este miúdo bo de máis para que isto ocorre.

 

O que podo dicir, resultados fantásticos para todos os nenos e, por suposto Campións TKO, sete en sete, non pode ir mellor do que iso, espero que teñamos definir a tendencia para 2015 "

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