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1988 Olympic gold medalist “Merciless” Ray Mercer Looks back at his Olympic experience

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Colorado Springs, Lap. (February 11, 2020) – Thirty-two years after he captured an Olympic gold medal, “Merciless” Ray Mercer fondly remembers his Olympic experience like it was last month. Mercer, who is the only American heavyweight champion to knock out all of his Olympic opponents, went on to become world heavyweight champion as a professional for our “heavyweight double.”

For Mercer, it all started in Germany, where his U.S. Army unit was based. Offered a chance to avoid a 30-day field exercise, Mercer accepted an offer to serve as a sparring partner for the post’s heavyweight boxing champion. Despite never having put on a pair of gloves before, Mercer was a quick learner who was naturally strong, and he rapidly developed into the 1985 U.S. Army and Inter-service heavyweight champion.

The World Class Athlete Program (WCAP), in which qualified athletes have an opportunity to train fulltime for the Olympics, didn’t exist back then, nor the Olympic qualifier rules of today. Mercer defeated future world heavyweight champion Tommy Morrison  in the opening round of the 1988 Olympic Trials and another future world heavyweight titlist, Michael Bentt (5-0) in the championship final. At the 1988 USA Olympic Box-offs at famed Caesars Pala

ce in Las Vegas, Mercer won a split decision (3-2) over Bentt, but Mercer had already qualified to fight in the Olympic Games by being the U.S. Armed Forces champion.

“When I was in the Army, I had to win in the service, maintain things, and go to the next step,” Mercer remembered. “I had to beat some good fighters on my way to the Olympics, and I was in the best shape of my life. There was more discipline in the amateurs than the professional ranks. The final year before the Olympics, I left my home unit, traveled a lot to fight, and stayed in my trainer’s house instead of living in the barracks.

Mercer made history at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, Korea South, when he became and remains the only Olympic heavyweight champion from the United States to knockout all four of his opponents:  Rudolf Gavenciak (Czechoslovakia – RSC3), Luigi Gaudiano(Italy – KO1), Arnond Vasnderlyde (Netherlands – RSC2) aBaik Hyun-Man (South Korean – KO1).

“I knew I had to knockout the South Korean in the final,” Mercer admitted. “I just wanted to do what I could to be the Olympic gold medalist. I don’t think I used a jab.

“Winning the Olympic gold medal resulted in some big-time changes for me. I became a celebrity, a household name, and it allowed me to make money as a professional. The best thing that ever happened to me was winning the Olympic gold medal, even more than winning the world title as a pro. Nothing compared to becoming an Olympic gold medalist. I accomplished my dream. I had never dreamed of going pro, until after I won the gold medal.

“It was really important to win that gold medal. I fought with my heart; no money was involved, celebrated so hard that night (after winning the gold medal) that I lost my medal for a few hours. My dream had come true, my hands were shaking, and I lost my medal. What a night!"

Mercer offers members of the 2020 USA Boxing Olympic Qualification Team one bit of advice, “Keep fighting, follow your dream and take that last step.”

Mercer, who was born in Jacksonville, Florida, made his much-anticipated pro debut in 1989, ka tuJesse McGhee in the third round of their fight in Atlantic City. “Merciless” won his first 18 pro whawhai, including a ninth-round knockout ofFrancisco Damiani, followed by a successful defense against Morrison, who was stopped in the fifth round.

During his 19-year pro career, Mercer compiled a 36-7-1 (26 Koó) record, defeating four world champions in Damiani, Morrison, Tim Witherspoon aOssie Ocasio.  Five of his eight career losses were to world champions: Lennox Lewis, Wladimir Klitschko,Larry Holmes, Evander Holyfield aShannon Briggs. 

“Ray represents everything that makes USA Boxing proud,"Ka meaChris Cugliari, USA Boxing Alumni Association Director. “As an Army veteran, Mētara koura Olympic, and heavyweight champion of the world, he has demonstrated excellence and professionalism that reflects the best of what USA Boxing has to offer.”

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Created to champion lifelong, mutually beneficial relationships between USA Boxing and its alumni, –kaimekemeke, officials, coaches and boxing fans — The Alumni Association connects generations of champions, inspiring and giving back to USA Boxing’s future boxing champions, i roto i a roto o te whakakai.

The USA Boxing Alumni Association is open to anyone who has a love for boxing and would like to stay connected with amateur boxing. Members are granted access to a wide variety of special events hosted by the Alumni Association, including its annual USA Boxing Alumni Association Hall of Fame reception.

To join the Alumni Association, simply register atalumni@usaboxing.org for a $40.00 per year membership fee. New members will receive a T-shirt, keychain and e-wallet.

Mercer’s outstanding amateur boxing career also included a classic match-up against Cuban great and three-time Olympic gold medalist, Pirika Savon, at USA vs. Cuba dual match, in which Mercer twice staggered Savon, who survived without suffering additional damage only because the Cuban referee made a questionable intervention that gave his fellow countryman time to recover and a controversial 2-1 wikitoria.

“And he gave me a standing eight-count for no reason,” Mercer added. “I beat that guy and he knows it. We’re still in touch even though he doesn’t speak English. He has a friend translate and we’re in touch on Facebook. We like each other.”

I teie mahana,, Mercer is founding a charity at home in North Carolina, which will include free boxing clinics, engari, te mea nui atu, give back to the community and teach youths, especially those who are bullied, the skills they’ll need to go out into the real world.

Ray Mercer has reached the zenith twice in boxing as an Olympic gold medalist and world heavyweight champion as a professional. Not too shabby for somebody who never really wanted to box.

“Boxing saved my life,” Mercer concluded. “I can’t imagine my life without boxing, it certainly wouldn’t be the same.

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Connecticut Mekemeke Hall o Rongonui Class o 2017 Induction caps Judging career of Clark Sammartino

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Clark Sammartino

UNCASVILLE, Conn. (October 19, 2017, 2017) – His induction into the Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame (CBHOF) i runga i Rāhoroi po, October 28, as part of the six-member Class of 2017, will cap the boxing career of retiring judge Clark Sammartino i 13TH ā-tau Dinner CBHOF Gala te Arataki i te ballroom Uncas i Mohegan Sun.
The other new CBHOF inductees are pioneer boxer “Professor” Charles Hadley, ring physician Dr. Tony Alessi, referee/judge Dick Flaherty, kaituhi mekemeke Dan Parker and boxer/boxing contributor Hugh Devlin, Sr.
A graduate of Brown University, the now 80-year-old Sammartino has enjoyed two other careers as an oral surgeon and investment advisor at Blue Fin in Providence, in addition to his role as an international boxing judge since 1985.
“I first got into boxing because Joey Angelo married my cousin,” Sammartino explained. “He fought back in the early forties. Joey fought Willie Pep twice and Sandy Saddler. That’s what got me started. We used to have the great Rāhina Night Fights at Rhode Island Auditorium and I remember watching Rocky Marciano fight “Tiger” Ted Lowry there.”
Because he was a successful oral surgeon, Clark could take long weekends to judge fights all over the world. His first and most memorable world title fight was Vinny Paz-Greg Haughn I. Through his long career, Sammartino judged more than 400 pro whawhai, whai wāhi 50 major world title fights.
The list of boxers whose fights Sammartino judged reads like a Who’s Who of Boxing during the past 32 tau: Mike Tyson, Oscar de la Hoya, Evander Holyfield, Julio Hiha Chavez, Johnny Tapia, Naseem Hamed, Chris Eubank, Marco Antonio Barrera, Mark Johnson, Wayne McCullough, Wladimir Klitschko, Gennady Golovkin, Anthony Joshua, Sergey Kovalev, Bernard Hopkins, Juan Manuel Lopez, Nonito Donaire, Acelino Freitas, Ivan Calderón, Pirika Trinidad, Tommy Morrison and many more.
Sammartino, who proudly says he never missed a day of work in 40 tau, has decided to retire, although he’ll remain a boxing fans for the rest of his life. “I started slowing down at my age, doing local shows and maybe three or four world title fights a year, mostly WBO and IBF,” Sammartino remarked. “I had a tough bout with pneumonia the past 5-6 months and that made working difficult.”
His CBHOF induction is a fitting ending and tremendous tribute to Sammartino and his career in boxing. “I’m humbled to be inducted into the Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame,” ka mea ia. “This is a great way to end my career.”
Limited tickets for the CBHOF 13th ā-tau Dinner Gala Induction, āhua utu i $90.00, are still available to purchase by calling Kim Baker i Mohegan Sun(1.860.862.7377) ranei Sherman Kaina i te Manchester Journal Inquirer (1.800.237.3606 X321). Doors tuwhera i 5:30 p.m. AND, cocktails from 6:00- p.m. AND (cash bar), followed by a full sit-down dinner.
Haere ki ipurangi ki www.ctboxinghof.org mō ngā mōhiohio tāpiri e pā ana ki te Connecticut Mekemeke Hall o te Rongonui, its 13th ā-tau Dinner Gala Inductee, whai wāhitanga hui tautoko, ranei inductees CBHOF mua.
MŌ CBHOF: The Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame was founded in 2004 ki te whakahōnore me te whakanui i te mahi o te mau taata tino whai wāhi i roto i te hākinakina o te mekemeke. Ko tōna Ceremony Arataki tuatahi & I tū Dinner i roto i 2005. E kore i taea e kua tupu hītori mekemeke taonga o Connecticut ki te kahore i reira mo nga whakatutukitanga o te hunga tohutohu i roto i te Hall o Rongonui. The CBHOF’s new location is in the Sky Casino at Mohegan Sun.
Ka rite ki te whakahaere pai-kore, Ko te hohonu mahi hoki ki te haapa'oraa i te wairua whawhai o Connecticut ahu i roto i ngā takoha aroha te Connecticut Mekemeke Hall o Rongonui.
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The plan for Lippe-Morrison

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Tulsa, OK (October 31, 2016) – The boxing world is always looking for its next great attraction and nothing is more sought after than a heavyweight; especially an American with devastating power like Trey Lippe-Morrison.
I Friday September 23, the undefeated Lippe-Morrison fought his first televised bout on Showtime against fellow unbeaten Ed Latimore. Ko te a'ee, a significant step up in competition for Lippe-Morrison, received a tremendous amount of attention.
After Lippe-Morrison scored two hard knockdowns and stopped Latimore in less than 2 ½ minutes, the boxing community was buzzing with questions. Is he going to be a world champion like his late father Tommy Morrison? Will he be on the fast track to stardom? Is he America’s next great hope?
According to his promoter Tony Holden, they will take their time to find out.
"Trey is definitely a good prospect and his most recent win demonstrated that. He has devastating power and is improving under Freddie Roach, who has done a fantastic job with him. I te wa ano, it’s important to remember as a promoter it’s my utmost duty to take our time and move him strategically.”
Ngutu-Morrison, 12-0 (12 KO o), continues to sell out shows as the main attraction and is scheduled to return in December at the Buffalo Run Casino where he is a member of the “Four State Franchise.” Since his impressive victory, Holden’s recieved multiple offers for Lippe-Morrison to return to TV in early 2017. I te pae hopea, the plan is to mix in the right TV fights and untelevised bouts at the Buffalo Run, where his impact goes beyond boxing.
"The economy here is struggling and for some, boxing is one of the few things they have to look forward to,"Ka mea a Holden, who promoted Tommy Morrison and has promoted Lippe-Morrison since his pro debut. “This is our professional franchise and the commuinity has rallied behind Trey. He is fighting for them and it’s very heartwarming to see the relationship Trey has developed with his fans. Wherever he fights, Trey is representing the “Four State Franchise” and our community. I te pae hopea, the team is going to make smart decisions and get him to that next level when we collectively agree the time is right.”
Official particulars on Lippe-Morrison’s next bout will be announced Rāpare, Whiringa 3.
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Man on a Mission: Lippe continues knockout streak in Miami!

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Miami, OK (Kia 31, 2015) – Renowned heavyweight up and comer Trey Lippe-Morrison remained perfect as a pro following yet another impressive knockout yesterday evening at the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, OK.

 

Fighting in front of a sellout crowd, something he’s become accustomed to as a member of Holden Productions’ “Four State Franchise”, Lippe-Morrison faced Thomas Jones in the six round main event. With legendary trainer Jesse Reid in his corner for the first time, Lippe-Morrison scored an impressive second round stoppage of Jones. After dominating the first round, Lippe-Morrison unleashed a vicious combination that badly staggered Jones, forcing his corner to throw in the towel just 35 seconds after the start of the round.

 

Ngutu-Morrison, who lives in Tulsa, Ko inaianei 8-0 with all of his victories by knockout.

 

Kenzie Witt of Bartelsville, OK went the distance for the first time as a pro but improved to 5-0 following a four round unanimous decision over Kansas City MO’s Lucas Overcast. Witt was in control throughout but gained valuable experience against the game Overcast. Witt, who is the half brother of Lippe-Morrison, stopped his previous four opponents inside the first round.

 

“Trey and Kenzie continue to impress me,” said Promoter Tony Holden. “I’m going to continue stepping them up but both of them have incredible power like their father did. Our fans have been fantastic and I thank them for packing the house again. We will make it our duty to continue giving them exciting bouts with fighters they want to see.”

 

“Four State Franchise” member Jesse Cook (14-1-1, Seneca, MO) battled to an eight round draw in a welterweight contest against Kevin Womack (5-5-2, Baltimore, MD) and his brother Dillon Cook (14-0, Seneca, MO) stopped Joe Jiles (3-5, McAlester, OK) in the opening round of a junior middleweight bout. Undefeated welterweight prospect Jarrett Rose ofBartlesville upped his record to 7-0 by stopping Robert Seyam in the third round, while Kathina Catron and Juan Parra each won four round decisions.

 

The card was also broadcasted by Hall of Famer Al Bernstein and Oklahoma City boxing legend Sean O’Grady on KSNF and Cox Cable. Fans in the Four State Area (Missouri, Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas) received the broadcast courtesy of a new television deal that will continue during the next card at the Buffalo Run Casino.

 

“It’s such an honor to have Al and Sean broadcasting my shows,"Ka mea a Holden. “Both men are incredible at what they do. This is another great outlet for those that can’t make it to the fights not only to enjoy the action live on TV but do so with two of the best broadcasters in the business.”

 

Holden Productions next card is scheduled for Hōngongoi 25.

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Trey Lippe-Morrison teams up with legendary Jesse Reid!

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Oklahoma City, OK (April 16, 2015) – Undefeated heavyweight sensation Trey Lippe-Morrison is now being trained by Hall of Famer Jesse Reid.

 

One of the great trainers in boxing history, Reid is a member of the World Boxing Hall of Fame. Tairanga, Reid’s trained more than 20 world champions including Johnny Tapia, Hector Camacho, Orlando Canizales, Bruce Curry, Roger Mayweather, Reggie Johnson and Paul Spadafora amongst others. With more than 40 years of experience in developing top fighters, Reid’s globally recognized as one of the best in the business.

 

“This is a big change from Oklahoma but one I needed,"Ka mea a Lippe-Morrison, who started camp a few days ago. “I’m extremely grateful that Jesse is training me. He’s a legend and we clicked immediately. There’s a lot of talent here and I’ll have the chance to spar with some very good fighters. Training and sparring with top fighters will help show me where I’m truly at.”

 

A dynamic puncher who draws comparisons to his legendary father Tommy Morrison, Lippe-Morrison he 7-0 with all of his victories coming by knockout. I roto i tona a'ee tino tata, Lippe-Morrison flattened veteran Richard Dawson in two minutes and one second. Between his heavy hands, potential and familiar surname, the 25-year-old Lippe-Morrison is considered one of the top American heavyweight prospects. Even with the relocation for training camp, Lippe-Morrison remains a member of the popular “Four State Franchise” which fights in front of sellout crowds at the Buffalo Run Casino.

 

“Trey has exceptional hand speed and footwork for a heavyweight and he’s very tough,” said Reid. “He’s got a great attitude and is eager to learn. We’re working on the little things and putting together pieces of the puzzle to make him a better all around fighter. There’s definitely a lot of potential in Trey and I look forward to unleashing it.”

 

Lippe-Morrison’s promoter is equally as excited about his prized pupil learning from one of the greats.

 

“I’m happy to see Trey get into a gym with one of the all-time greats,” said Tony Holden of Holden Productions. “The Powerhouse Gym is loaded with heavyweights and Trey’s always needed great sparring. I’d like to personally thank Team Rouse for doing a great job of training Trey and getting him where he is now. Kia aroha mai, Oklahoma didn’t have enough sparring for Trey but the move to California will provide him with the opportunity to work with other great talent.”

 

Lippe-Morrison’s next bout is expected to take place in May and official particulars will be announced at 2 pm i runga i Rāpare, April 23 during a press conference at the Buffalo Run Casino.

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One tangata Wrecking Crew; Lippe-Morrison Obliterates Dawson i Miami!

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Miami, OK (March 8, 2015) - Mai ki te a'ee o inanahi ki te aroaro o te ruma e tu ana huihui anake i te Buffalo Run Casino i Miami, OK, taumahamaha o Richard Dawson i māia tangohia hiahia ia i roto i Trey Lippe-Morrison.

 

Dawson, nei ka karanga katoa o bums hoariri o mua Lippe-Morrison o, nona te wikitoria mo Ty Cobb (16-3) a kua kahore i te patototanga iho mutu ranei. Ki te pakeke-patu Lippe-Morrison, Tūmanakohia Dawson ki te whakarato i rauna mo tona hoariri tawhito 25-tau-tawhito rongonui, nei te patototanga i rima o ona hoariri tuatahi e ono i roto i te tumanako whakatuwheratanga. Engari, ka e ia tetahi atu patunga a tawhio tuatahi.

 

Headlining "wha State Franchise" kāri whawhai Holden Productions ', Wahia Lippe-Morrison Dawson i te rua meneti, e kotahi tuarua. Dawson ka atu ki te tīmatanga pai, a ka titiro māia, tango i te whawhai ki a Morrison ia te whakaatu kaupapa ārai pai. Ko te Tulsa,Hohoro Māori OK tahuri nga tai Heoi, blastingDawson ki te nanakia ringa matau aru e te matau pakeke mahue e mo'oni tuturu iho ia ano he peke o rīwai. I muri i te tuku Lippe-Morrison ki te kokonga kūpapa, Kaitautoko Gerald Ritter mutu te whawhai kia rite ki ko Dawson i roto i te makariri.

 

"He nui te whakaoranga Trey ko tenei,"Ka mea kaiwhakatairanga Tony Holden. "I roto i te meneti tuatahi o te whawhai, Titiro Dawson rite ia ia e haere ki te hoatu Trey nga mea katoa o te mau fifi, e tae noa u etahi nifó pai. Whakakitea Trey tū nui, ka u rua nifó tino ki te mutu i te whawhai. Ahau nui atu whakakake o ia, e te ia he puncher rahi e, e whakapai ake anake ana pūkenga mekemeke i runga i te wā. "

 

Ko te tama a te toa taumahamaha o mua Tommy Morrison, Lippe-Morrison he 7-0 ki katoa o ona toa e haere mai ana i te ara o te knockout. Dawson, he Okmulgee, OKnative, taka ki te 5-3-2 ki te toru knockouts.

 

I roto i te a'ee tahi-ngā o te ahiahi, taumahamaha o Kenzie Witt o Bartlesville, Blitzed OK Kansas City,A MO Brian Imes. Mai i te pere te whakatuwheratanga, Taupokina iho Witt Imes, a piro e rua knockdowns tere, Ritter akina ana ki te aukati i te whakataetae i 1:32 o te tuatahi.

 

Witt, ko wai te mea teina hawhe, me te tama a Tommy Lippe-Morrison o, whakapiki i ki 4-0 ki 4 KO o.

 

Welterweight Patrick Boozer o Ann Arbor, Piro MI tuarua tona pouri karapīpiti, besting mua hinga kore Seneca, MO Māori Hehe Cook i runga i waru rauna. Cook, whakaaturia te melo o te "Franchise wha State" e tala'ofa nui puta noa i tona mahi, engari e kore e taea e hinga i te wheako me te māia Boozer. Kaute i 79-73 a 78-74 rua.

 

Boozer, he motuhake pouri, kua patua e toru hoariri hinga kore i roto i tona wha whawhai whakamutunga, whakapiki i ki 8-3 ki 2 knockouts. Cook, ko wai i 28 He wā ki te fakaakeake, makaka ki te 14-1 (9 KO o) e whai ake nei i tona setback tuatahi.

 

I roto i te tahi atu mahi, Jarrett Rouse upped tana whakaatu ki te 5-0 i muri i kīnaki Steve Kollin mo e wha rauna ia riro Bryan Carroll tona tuatahi pro mā te besting hoa debutant Juan Parra i roto i te wha rounder. Pāngia e rua ka mau wahi i roto i te wehenga Welterweight.

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Lippe-Morrison ki te kanohi Richard Dawson March 7

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Miami, OK (February 26, 2015) - Heavyweight knockout kingi Trey Lippe-Morrison anga tona hoa tauwhainga uaua ki te rā, ka pakanga a ia Richard Dawson Rāhoroi, March 7 i roto i te taka noa hui matua e ono o "Franchise wha State" i te Buffalo Run Casino i Miami, OK.

 

Te aroaro o te kāri e Holden Productions me tikiti i $30 kei runga i te hoko i te te karanga i teie nei 918-542-9400 haere ranei ki te Buffalorun.com.

 

Nō i Tulsa tata, OK, Te Lippe-Morrison he haohaoa 6-0 ki katoa o ona toa e haere mai ana i te knockout. Ka rite ki tona mutunga, papa nui Tommy Morrison, Trey te he Unuunu nui, me te he mana ki pahaki te piha haapiiraa te ao. No te mutu ia o tona rima hoariri whakamutunga i roto i iti iho i te rua meneti, He vēkeveke ki te whakaatu i te ao e rauna e taea te haere ia Lippe-Morrison ki te hiahiatia.

 

E tu ana puta noa i te whakakai i Lippe-Morrison ka hoa Oklahoman Richard Dawson o Okmulgee. He hōia e iwa whawhai, Dawson o 5-2-2 with three wins by KO. Known for having an excellent chin, Dawson kua kahore i mutu a piro te pouri nui na roto i te besting Ty Cobb (16-3) i roto i te Pipiri 2013.

 

Te mea faahiahia nui, Papa o Dawson Anthony Kuki whakaritea i ki te whawhai Tommy Morrison Whiringa 3, 1996 in Japan but was replaced due to out of the ring issues. Dawson Heoi whakapono e ka hanga e ia ki runga mo e faingamālie ngaro o tona papa.

 

"Ahau tika e kore e mohio ki te nui e pā ana ki Trey haunga e ngā whawhai ia bums anake,"Ka mea te ultra māia Dawson. "Taku haere mai ki te kawe mai i te whawhai ki a ia me te whakahaere i te mahi. Ahau ue'i anō ahau i muri i toku whawhai whakamutunga (he mate i roto i te rematch ki Cobb). Kua rongo ahau i te ia pai, engari haere ahau ki te whakamatau ki te katoa he aha ahau e nehenehe e rave i!"

 

Kite te māia, me te whakaute Lippe-Morrison reira rerekē.

 

"Ko te whawhai nui hoki ahau tenei. Au neke ahau ki runga ki te ono rauna, ka kua ngā Dawson ono nga wa maha. Titau e ahau tenei ki te waiho i te whawhai pai, a ka waiho i te paru korero ki a ia. Au kawea mai e ahau toku A game, me whakaaro e ahau, ka riro te reira katoa e taea e ia te hapai i. Mahi taku korero i roto i te whakakai. "

 

"Richard Dawson He whakamātautau pai mo Trey me te ia rawa māia e ki te e tihorea atu ana i te pōuri te haere ia,"Ka mea kaiwhakatairanga Tony Holden. "Te hinaaro nei katoa ki te mohio, ki te taea e pouaka Trey me pēhea te ka rave i ia i muri i te tuatahi rauna torutoru. Kua kite ahau i Dawson whawhai nga wa maha, me te te e ia he toa uaua ki te kauae pai. Kia taea ki te whakamatautau Trey mo te wa tuatahi i roto i tona mahi ia. I te wa ano, E te huru o te mana e taea te mutunga i te whawhai i tetahi wa Trey. Ko te mea hanga tenei whawhai kia ngā!"

 

Ti'aturi taumahamaha Kenzie Witt-Morrison ofBartlesville, OK ngá tona 3-0 record i roto i te mau taka noa e wha ki te hoariri ki te kia kauwhautia. Ko te rongonui Won Witt-Morrison o toru katoa o tona pāngia i te knockout me he tama a Morrison, me te hawhe teina Lippe-Morrison o.

 

Welterweight hinga kore Hehe Cook o Seneca, MO ngá tona 14-0 record ki whakamatauria te whawhai-Michigan Māori Patrick Boozer mo e waru rauna. Won o te pūmanawa Cook te nuinga o nga rauna ngā whawhai ia kia rite ki te pro, te kaute i te whakatau mārama-tapahia i runga i 35 whawhai hōia Larry Smith Hakihea whakamutunga. I 7-3 ki 2 knockouts, Boozer o haere mai atu i te wikitoria faahiahia, taumaha Anthony Young (10-0) i roto i te nuku 2014.

 

Bartlesville, Ka titiro a OK Jarrett Whakatika ki te whakapai ake ki te 5-0 ka ia tapawhā atu ki a Steve Kolin, 2-2, ofHarrison, AR. Whakaritea te whakataetae Rouse-Colin mo e wha rauna i roto i te wehenga Welterweight.

 

Kia ka kauwhautia pāngia tahi atu mau, me te hoariri tata.

 

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Trey Lippe-Morrison Kupu matua March 7 i Buffalo Run Casino!

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Miami, OK (February 13, 2015) - Hinga kore artist knockout taumahamaha Trey Lippe-Morrison hoki Rāhoroi, March 7 i te Buffalo Run Casino i Miami, OK, ina kupu matua ia te "wha State Franchise" kāri whawhai.

 

Whakatairangatia ana tenei pai po o te mekemeke e Holden Productions me tīkiti tīmata i $30 E wātea ana mā te te karanga 918-542-9400 haere ranei ki te Buffalorun.com.

 

Ko te tama a te mutunga o taumahamaha nui Tommy "Ko e Duke" Morrison, Lippe-Morrison he haohaoa 6-0 me te whakauru ia katoa e ono e haere mai ana i te knockout. Ka rite ki tona papa, Lippe-Morrison ko te Unuunu nui me te kaha, ki pahaki kino. 25-tau-tau te Tulsa, Kuru Māori OK rima knockouts a tawhio tuatahi piritahi a kua tona haere i roto i te porohita porowhā kua chronicled e ngā putanga pāpāho.

 

"Trey Ko 6-0 a tamata nei au ki te kitea hoariri e taea hoatu ki a ia etahi rauna,"Ka mea kaiwhakatairanga Tony Holden. "Te pupuhi ia i hoariri i roto i te taka noa tuatahi, me te te e ia he puncher nui. Ia tino fakamanatu ahau o tona papa,, nei ka whakanuia e ahau, a ka whakaaro ahau Trey te te mau mahi!"

 

Ka huaina hoariri Lippe-Morrison o tata.

 

I roto i te a'ee tahi-ngā o te ahiahi, rongonui slugger taumahamaha Kenzie Witt o Bartlesville, OKputs tona record hinga kore i runga i te raina ki te hoariri ki te kia te ingoa. Witt, 3-0 (3 KO o), Ko te tama a te faahitihia Morrison, me te hawhe teina Lippe-Morrison o.

 

"Hook Mauī" tūturu Hehe Cook, 14-0 (9 KO o), Ka puta i runga i te kāri i roto i te ono taka noa taumahawaenga teina a'ee. Ko te Seneca, MO hāngai Cook ka tutaki he TBA hoariri. Welterweight Jarrett Rouse o Bartlesville, OK te whakaritea hoki ki te puta i roto i te whakataetae a taka e wha.

 

"No te March 7th, Kua hoatu e ahau he kāri o whawhai talēniti'ia i te rohe wha State,"Ka mea a Holden. "Karanga ahau enei takatu Whā State Franchise. Ko te kapa ko Lippy-Morrison, Witt, Whakatika me te Brothers Cook. I mea ai ahau whakaaturanga i Buffalo Run Casino mō ngā tau maha, me te wa katoa ko tenei rōpū i runga i te kāri, hoko tīkiti i roto i iti iho i te 48 haora. Ko te tauhohenga pai kua ka i te mano e ahau i roto i tenei toku 25 tau o te whakatairanga. "

 

Kia ka kauwhautia pāngia tahi atu mau, me te hoariri tata.