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Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna returns to the ring when he battles Tomas Mendez for WBC Silver Latino & LBF Intercontinental Welterweight titles on Saturday. November 18th at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

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WBC Youth Champion Devin Haney battles Taiwo Ali Sulaimon
Raymond Serrano battles Enver Halili in co-feature
Adam Lopez squares off with Jorge Diaz for WBC Fecarbox Super Bantamweight title

Skender Halili takes on Jeff Lentz

Tommy Rainone to make final ring appearance

Plus undefeated Yurik Mamedov
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Atlantic City, Nj (October 10, 2017)–I Po Rāhoroi, November 18th, nguha Welterweight Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna returns to the ring when he takes on Tomas Mendez in 10-round fight for LaManna’s WBC Silver Latino Welterweight title, me te LBF Intercontinental Welterweight title. The fight will headline a stacked night of boxing at The Claridge Hotel.
The show is promoted by Rising Promotions and Greg Cohen Promotions in association with Devin Haney Promotions and Winner Take All Productions.
“This is our 10th show and we expect this to be the best turn out,” said Debbie LaManna, CEO of Rising Promotions. “With a stacked undercard, and my son getting to headline again, we can all expect a great night of boxing. I’m happy Thomas decided to stick with it, after more than 10 years and a lot of money spent, it would be foolish to stop now when he is right there. We are happy to be doing this show with Greg Cohen and we look forward to bigger and better things together in the future.”
I am thrilled to be working with Rising Promotions This is a stacked from top to bottom. It is worthy of a ShoBox card,” Na ka mea a Greg Cohen, President of Greg Cohen Promotions.. .”When you have a show with Thomas defending his title and fighters like Devin Haney, and fights such as Serrano against Enver Halili plus Skender Halili fighting Jeff Lentz, every fight is a TV worthy fight. We are really excited to bring this to The Claridge, and a great way to finish out the year in Atlantic City and happy that GCP is a co-promoter on the show.”
LaManna o Millville, New Jersey will be making the 1st defense of the WBC Silver Latino title that he won on August 19th when he scored two knockdowns en-route to a ten round unanimous decision over George Sosa at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City.
Te 25 year-old Lamanna is a six-year professional who has wins over veteran’s Ayi Bruce, Kendal Mena, Eduardo Flores, and Carlos Winston Velasquez.
This will be LaManna’s 7th bout at The Claridge and 16th in Atlantic City.
“Au hoki e ahau! I couldn’t stay away for long. He mea haurangi, i muri i toku whawhai whakamutunga, I was set on being done with boxing,” said Thomas LaManna. “I Couldn’t handle the stress anymore and it’s hard. I have a huge chip on my shoulder with no promoter, no more financial backing, just me and my mother. We have mart strategic planning, and a Dream. I feel I have a lot left and I’ll be knocking on doors in 2018. Ki ahau, Mendez is dangerous because you never know what he will bring. I’ve always said records don’t mean anything to me. We’ll see on November 18 what he brings and like I always say, I make my adjustments and do what I have to do to win.”

“As for this card, I feel it’s the best one we at Rising Promotions have put together. Raymond Serrano and Enver Halili is a solid cross roads fight, and I’m glad we got it done. I’m excited to have Devin Haney on the show, and Tommy Rainone’s go away fight is special. Expect another sell out. Thank you to everyone involved putting this great card together including all the fighters involved, The NJSACB, Commissioner Larry Hazzard and Rhonda Utley-Herring, Greg Cohen, the LBF and Ms. Marian Muhammad, the WBC, GH3 Promotions and The Claridge.”

Mendez of Santo Domingo, Domincan Republic has a record of 24-10 ki 17 knockouts.
Te 10 year-professional won 16 o tona tuatahi 17 pito, and is a capable fighter who has fought top competition around the world. This will be Mendez 7th title fight, and he is coming off a stoppage defeat to Derrick Cuevas on June 17th in Caguas, Puerto Rico.
WBC Youth Champion, Devin Haney (16-0, 11 Koó) of Las Vegas will take on Taiwo Ali Sulaimon (21-5-1, 16 Koó) of Lagos, Nigeria in a junior welterweight bout.
Haney, o Las Vegas, Nevada has a record of 17-0 ki 11 knockouts.
Haney, tika 18 years-old has quickly emerged as one of the top prospects in the country.
Ka tahuri ia ngaio i te tau 16, and has been more impressive with each performance.
Haney has impressive wins over Jairo Fernandez Vargas (4-0), Clay Burns (4-1-2), and in his last bout he scored a eight-round unanimous decision over Enrique Tinoco (16-4-1) on September 22nd in Philadelphia.
In the exciting welterweight bout, Raymond “Tito” Serrano Ka tangohia i runga i Enver Halili in a bout scheduled for eight-rounds.
Serrano of Philadelphia has been on the cusp of a big fight in the welterweight division, He lekooti o 23-4 ki te tekau knockouts.
Te 28 year-old is a ten-year professional, has wins over Ashantie Hendrickson (1-0), Jay Krupp (12-1), Ronnie Warrior, JR. (13-2-1), Ayi Bruce (15-2) & Jerome Rodriguez (6-1-3).
Serrano is on a two-fight winning streak with the latest win being a six-round unanimous decision over Zack Ramsey (8-1) i runga i Mahuru 22 i roto i te Philadelphia.
Halili is perfect with a record of 10-0 ki te toru knockouts.
Halili of Bronx, New York is a five-year professional with wins over undefeated Raul Nuncio (2-0) and his latest bout where he scored his biggest win with a eight-round unanimous decision over Wesley Tucker (14-0) i runga i Pipiri 30 in Toledo, Ohio.
I roto i te pāngia e waru-a tawhio.
Arama Lopez (16-1-2, 8 Koó) o San Antonio, Texas battles Jorge Diaz (18-5-1, 10 Koó) of New Brunswick, New Jersey in a super bantamweight bout for the WBC Fecarbox title.

Skender Halili (14-2, 13 Koó) o Bronx, New York battles Jeff Lentz (5-1, 1 KO) of Belmar, New Jersey in a junior middleweight fight.

I roto i te pāngia e ono-a tawhio:
Tommy Rainone (26-8-1, 6 KO o) o New York, New York will make his final start of his career when he takes on an opponent to be named in a welterweight bout.
Yurik Mamedov (7-0, 3 Koó) o New York, New York will take on an opponent to be named in a super lightweight bout.
In a rematch of lightweight’s. Tomas Romain (4-1) o Brooklyn, NY boxes Sidell Blocker (1-9-1) of Pleasantville, New Jersey.
I roto i te pāngia e wha-a tawhio:
Jonathan Arroyo of Long Island will make his pro debut against Steve Moore (0-1) o Orange, New Jersey in a welterweight bout.
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $200, $125, $80 a $55 (Te kuhu General) and can be purchased at www.RisingBoxingPromotions.com
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mutu LaManna Mena i te wha i roto i te mua o hokona-i mano i Claridge i Atlantic City

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Seldon & Pasciolla tangohia ake whitiki taitara Tri-State; Rainone whakatau Chalmers
ATLANTIC CITY, Nj (March 21, 2016)–Tenei mua Rāhoroi po, nguha Welterweight, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna thrilled a sold-out crowd at The Claridge in Atlantic City when he scored fourth round stoppage over Kendal Mena that highlighted a action-packed nine bout card.
I whakatairangatia te kāri e Haké Whakatairanga me Vincent M. Gulfstream Whakatairanga o Ponte.
Ki katoa o nga nohoanga noho, whiua pā i runga i te taiepa, a oaoa ratou mahi a LaManna, i mahi-tonu i te pere te whakatuwheratanga.
LaManna used hard right hands to continuously rock Mena. In round one, whakaturia LaManna te reo na roto i te avae Mena ki tetahi o aua tika.
I noho iho LaManna ki ona nifó ki te wāhi i reira tonoa e ia auvaha parau o Mena pupuhi i roto i oh tona mangai e rave rahi mau taime, a te mutunga i roto i taka noa e toru, i kaitautoko Rawiri Fanciosi ki tango i te wāhi i Mena. LaManna continued to rock Mena with hard shots and had him wobbled throughout round four. LaManna had Mena on the ropes and one more hard right hand pummeled into Mena and Franciosi stopped the bout at 2:23 o tawhio e wha.
LaManna o Millville, Nj Ko 20-1 ki e waru knockouts. Mena of San Cristobal, Dominican Republic Ko 20-4.
“Ua ite te reira i te pai ki te tiki i te mutu. I can only see bigger and better things coming for my career, I am only getting better and stronger, a matapae ahau atu knockouts ki mai,” Said LaManna. “ongo'i tūturu ahau tito a mohio ahau i mamae ia i roto i te taka noa tuatahi a tangohia ana e ahau toku wa ki te wahi i a ia ki raro, ka whiwhi ia i roto i. Rising Promotions and Gulfstream Promotions has three more dates at The Claridge (Kia 27, Mahuru 17 ko Whiringa 12) a ka hanga tonu ahau. I am still young and am taking my time to get where I want to be.”
Isiah Seldon (8-1) haere mai hoki i muri i te okioki 33-marama ki te ono-a tawhio noa whakatau loto mo Michael Mitchell ki te hopu i te taitara Tri-State Super whitu.
Seldon o Atlantic City tata i te Tuhinga i roto i te kotahi a tawhio rite u ia he tini pakeke o nifó, a i mamae Mitchell i runga i te taura. It looked like referee Mary Glover was stepping in to stop the fight, engari ia wehea tika nga whawhai. Seldon got the best of the action over the game Mitchell and came home with the victory to the tune of 58-56 i runga i ngā kāri katoa.
Rana Pasciolla (7-1-1) riro te taitara Tri-State taumahamaha ki te ono-a tawhio whakatau loto shutout runga comebacking toa IBF Cruiserweight mua Imamu Mayfield (25-10-2)
Kaute i 60-54 i runga i ngā kāri katoa.
Welterweight Popular Long Island Tommy Rainone (25-7-1) hanga i tona tuatahi Hïkoi he tangata angitu rite piro ia he whakatau loto whawhai pakeke i runga i Maurice Chalmers (14-13-1) i roto i te a'ee waru-a tawhio. Rainone used effective punching to open up a cut over Chalmers left eye in round two. Chalmers tried to make the fight, engari whakamahia Rainone porotiti whai hua, me te riro e kaute o 79-73 i runga i ngā kāri katoa.
Daryl Bunting (1-0-1) tīmata te kāri atu ki te wha-a tawhio noa whakatau loto mo Darryl Watkins (0-3) i roto i te a'ee taumahawaenga super.
Bunting win e kaute o 40-36 rua me te 40-35.
Omar Brito (3-2, 2 KO o) piro te knockout kotahi-tokua taikaha mo Bienvenido Diaz (2-2) in a scheduled four-round super featherweight bout.
u Brito te ringa tino matau e tonoa Diaz ki te koaka. Diaz got to his feet but was wobbling around the ring and the bout was stopped at 2:20 o te tetahi a tawhio noa.
Quian Davis (2-0-1) riro te wha a taka whakatau loto mo Corey Morley (0-2-1) i roto i te a'ee taumahamaha.
Kaute i 40-36 i runga i ngā kāri katoa.
Alvin Vermall Jr.. (8-0-1) remained perfect by winning an entertaining four round unanimous decision over D’Quan Morgan (3-3-1) i roto i te a'ee Cruiserweight.
He ko hoki pai, me te puta mahi puta noa i te a'ee. Vermall, ko wai te mea i Catskills, New York has an exciting style reminiscent to another former Catskills fighter in Mike Tyson. Morgan was bleeding from his nose in round three. The two fought a spirited affair with Vermall winning by scores of 40-36 rua me te 39-37.

Hakim Bryant (6-0) noho tino tika ki te ono-a tawhio noa whakatau loto mo Rick Graham i roto i te a'ee taumahawaenga.
Bryant (6-0) dominated the action, a maturuturu iho Graham i roto i te taka noa e ono i te tini i runga i te taura, ka riro e te kaute o 60-51, 60-52 a 60-53.
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Isiah Seldon back and looking for big opportunities

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Seldon battles Michael Mitchell tenei Rāhoroi at The Claridge Hotel for the Garden State Super Middleweight title

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

Former cruiserweight world champion Imamu Mayfield (25-9-2, 18 KO o) o Perth Amboy, NJ returns to the ring after an eight year absence when he takes on Rana Pasciolla (6-1-1) o Brick, NJ in a heavyweight bout for the Garden State Heavyweight title.
I te wha pāngia a tawhio:
Quian Davis (1-0-1, 1 KO) of Mays Landing, NJ battles Corey Morley (0-1-1) of Philadelphia in a Heavyweight bout.
Omar Brito (2-2, 1 KO) of Pleasantville, Ka whawhai nj Welcome Diaz (2-1, 2 KO o) o Prospect Park, NJ in a super featherweight fight.
Alvin Vermall (7-0-1, 7 KO o) of La Place, LA will take on D'Quan Morgan (3-2-1, 3 KO o) of Hamlet, NC in a cruiserweight tilt.
Whitu tūturu Hakim Bryant (5-0, 4 KO o) o Asbury Park, Ka whawhai njRick Graham (3-11-2, 1 KO) o Detroit, MY.
Darryl Bunting (0-0-1) o Asbury Park, NJ will tussle with Darryl Watkins (0-2) of Temple Hills, MD. in a super middleweight fight.
Ubdefeated lightweight Steven Ortiz (2-0) o Philadelphia, PA will box Jose Miguel Castro (5-7, 3 KO o) o Carolina, Puerto Rico.
Tickets for the March 19th fight card are $50 GA, $75 Stage (very few remaining)& $125 VIP (SOLD OUT) (Wharau o 5 available for $500—SOLD OUT) and are available at RisingBoxingPromotions.com or 609-487-4444.
The Claridge Hotel is located at 123 S. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City NJ

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

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Davis to battle Corey Morley tenei Rāhoroi night at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

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

Isiah Seldon (7-1, 3 KO o) o Atlantic City, Ka whawhai nj Michael Mitchell (3-6-2, 1 KO) o Paterson, NJ in a fight for the Garden State Super Middleweight title.
Former cruiserweight world champion Imamu Mayfield (25-9-2, 18 KO o) o Perth Amboy, NJ returns to the ring after an eight year absence when he takes on Rana Pasciolla (6-1-1) o Brick, NJ i roto i te a'ee taumahamaha.
I te wha pāngia a tawhio:
Omar Brito (2-2, 1 KO) of Pleasantville, Ka whawhai nj Welcome Diaz (2-1, 2 KO o) o Prospect Park, NJ in a super featherweight fight.
Alvin Vermall (7-0-1, 7 KO o) of La Place, LA will take on D'Quan Morgan (3-2-1, 3 KO o) of Hamlet, NC in a cruiserweight tilt.
Whitu tūturu Hakim Bryant (5-0, 4 KO o) o Asbury Park, Ka whawhai nj Rick Graham (3-11-2, 1 KO) o Detroit, MY.
Darryl Bunting (0-0-1) o Asbury Park, NJ will tussle with Darryl Watkins (0-2) of Temple Hills, MD. in a super middleweight fight.
Undefeated lightweight Steven Ortiz (2-0) o Philadelphia, PA will box Jose Miguel Castro (5-7, 3 KO o) o Carolina, Puerto Rico.
Tikiti mo te March 19th fight card are $50 GA, $75 Stage (very few remaining)& $125 VIP (SOLD OUT) (Wharau o 5 available for $500—SOLD OUT) and are available at RisingBoxingPromotions.com or 609-487-4444.
The Claridge Hotel is located at 123 S. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City NJ

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Long Island favorite Tommy “Heu” Rainone looking for big win this Saturday night in boardwalk debut

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Rainone to take on Maurice Chalmers this Saturday at the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna battles Kendal Mena in main event
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ATLANTIC CITY, Nj (March 15, 2016)–Tenei Rāhoroi po i The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City, Long Island based welterweight Tommy Rainone makes his debut on the boardwalk when he battles Maurice Chalmers in a eight round bout in a featured undercard bout of a 11-bout card promoted by Rising Promotions and Vincent M.Ponte’s Gulfstream Promotions.
I roto i te hui matua, Thomas LaManna e i runga i Kendal Mena in a eight round welterweight bout.
Rainone has a record of 24-7-1 with with five knockouts has long been a fan favorite in the Empire state, and the fight with Chalmers will fulfill a venue that has been on the 36 year-old’s bucket list.
“I have fought in Madison Square Garden, Yankee Stadium, The Legendary Blue Horizon and Las Vegas. I have been wanting to fight in Atlantic City for a long time and Saturday it finally happens,” said Rainone.
What makes Rainone’s career even more fascinating is that he works a full-time job overnight working for Hilton Hotels in the accounting the department.
That makes for long days, working until the early morning, getting just a few hours of sleep and then going to the gym before his overnight shift.
“I have not had a day off in seven weeks, but I will be ready to go i runga i Rāhoroi po. I have had pretty good training and sparring. Now I am just maintaining my weight “
In Chalmers, he is facing a veteran who has a record of 14-12-1 ki e waru knockouts. Chalmers has knocked off three undefeated fighters, but Rainone is confident that his skills and preparation will be enough to get his hand raised.
“I have seen him once in person. He defeated an undefeated guy and he was very aggressive that night. I have seen other fight’s where he sits back and is a counter puncher. I prepare for anything.”
Since turning professional in 2006, Rainone has been an instant fan favorite, and he feels he owes a lot of support to the many supporters who have stuck by him through his whole career.
“Without a fan base, you don’t get fights. I will have 100 or so fans down in Atlantic City. I owe everything to them.”
Rainone believes his popularity is due large in part to him being just an “everyday guy” and his fans can relate to him.
“I always put on a good fight, but I am relate able. After the fights, I hang out with everybody. I am humble and I show the fans how much I appreciate him.”
I roto i tona a'ee whakamutunga, Rainone took one of the step up fights that could have set him up for a major opportunity when he took on former junior middleweight champion Ishe Smith.
Rainone came up just short in that fight, but Rainone wanted to test himself against the former world champion.
“That fight was a tall order. Ishe is the bigger man and a former world champion. I am not a junior middleweight. I tried very hard and I knew if I had won that fought, I would have been ranked in the top-ten.”
Rainone is only planning to fight another couple of years and he still has the goals of every fighter, but he is taking his career fight by fight.
“The goal is one fight at a time. I am excited to fight in Atlantic City. I want to fight at Barclays Center and again in Madison Square Square Garden as well fighting for a title back in Atlantic City.”
“I have done this the hard way throughout my career. I do not know who has done it the way I have. I have done this on my own without any alliance or any promoter and I am very proud what I have accomplished and I still have more to do.”
Tikiti mo te March 19th fight card are $50 GA, $75 Stage (very few remaining)& $125 VIP (SOLD OUT) (Wharau o 5 available for $500—SOLD OUT) and are available at RisingBoxingPromotions.com or 609-487-4444.
The Claridge Hotel is located at 123 S. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City NJ

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Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna to take on Kendal Mena in main event on Saturday, March 19 at the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

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Tommy Rainone takes on Maurice Chalmers; Former world champion Imamu Mayfield returns to fight Dan Pasciolla
Atlantic City, Nj (February 26, 2016)–I Rāhoroi po, March 19, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna will headline in an 8-round Welterweight bout when he fights Kendal Mena at the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City
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The card is promoted by Rising Promotions in association with Vincent M. Stream Gulf Whakatairanga o Ponte.
LaManna (19-1, 7 KO o) o Millville tata, New Jersey will be making his second consecutive appearance at The Claridge. LaManna won a 8-round unanimous decision over Ariel Vasquez on Hakihea 5.
LaManna used his reach and height and worked behind his jab to keep Vasquez at bay. As the fight wore on, LaManna started to dominate with body punches and cruised home to victory to the tune of 79-72 on two scorecards and 78-73.
Te 24 tahuri ngaio LaManna tau-tawhito i roto i 2011 a riro ana ma ono pāngia tuatahi i kitea e te whakauru ia mo Ashandi Gibbs & Jamaal Davis.
“I really don’t know much about Mena, but I am preparing to the best of my ability to handle whatever it is he brings to the table. Records don’t mean anything to me, all I know is he beat twenty men and has knocked out eleven of them,”Na ka mea a LaManna

“Kua puni Training kua nui. In this camp my team and I have been focusing more on working on the basics. We believe I have natural talent and I’m excited to see when it all comes to place.”

Since suffering his only loss to world ranked Middleweight Antoine Douglas on ShoBox: Ko te Generation New, LaManna has won three straight which includes a 6-round unanimous decision over rugged Ayi Bruce on Mahuru 26 i roto i te Beach Haven, New Jersey.

This will be LaManna’s second fight at Welterweight after moving down from Middleweight.
Mena of San Cristobal, Dominican Republic has a respectable mark of 20-3 ki 11 knockouts.
The 28-year old Mena won his first twenty fights, which earned him a shot at the WBA International title.
He was stopped in the bout by contender Francisco Santana and he has lost to two undefeated fighters in his subsequent bouts.
In an 8-round co-feature, Tommy Rainone e i runga i Maurice Chalmers i roto i te a'ee Welterweight.
Rainone has established himself as a fan favorite on the east coast, will be making his Atlantic City debut.
Kei a ia he lekooti o 24-7-1 ki te rima knockouts.

Te 36 year-old of Long Island, New York won his first 11 pito. Rainone captured the IBA Americas Title 10-round unanimous decision over Robby Cannon. He also captured the USBO Welterweight title with a 10-round unanimous decision over Carl McNickles.

Rainone will be looking to get back in the win column after dropping a unanimous decision to former world champion Ishe Smith on Hakihea 18.
Chalmers of Lynchburg, Virginia e ha lekooti o 14-12-1 ki 8 knockouts.
Chalmers will be looking to spring the upset, much like he did when he defeated the likes of Marcus Woods (4-1), Michael Lozano (3-0), Rajiv Bhattacharya (9-0) and Tykeem Sadler (6-0).
I roto i te 6-a tawhio noa tahi-āhuatanga, former IBF Cruiserweight champion Imamu Mayfield will be making his long awaited comeback in a Heavyweight bout against Rana Pasciolla for the Garden State Heavyweight title.
Mayfield of Perth Amboy, New Jersey will making his first appearance in just for 8-years.
Mayfield won the IBF Cruiserweight championship when he won a 12-round unanimous decision over Uriah Grant on November 8, 1997. He made one defense and was stopped by Arthur Williams on October 30, 1998.
Mayfield won the USBA Cruiserweight title with 10th round stoppage over Gary Wilcox on June 30, 2001.
Mayfield has also fought world champions Juan Carlos Gomez, Krzystof Wlodarczyk and Alexander Povetkin.
Pasciolla of Brick, New Jersey e ha lekooti o 6-1-1 and holds wins over Bill Marks (1-0), John Lennox (13-2) and Donnie Palmer (6-0-1). I roto i tona a'ee tino tata, Pasciolla and Brendan Barrett (3-0-1) fought to a draw on February 19 i roto i te Atlantic City.
In a six-round bouts:
Lamont matao (5-7-2) o Brooklyn, NY fights Tracy Johnson (3-2-3) o Boston, MA in a Cruiserweight bout.
In a bout for the Garden State Super Middleweight title, Isiah Seldon (7-1, 3 KO o) o Atlantic City, Nj e i runga i Michael Mitchell (3-6-2, 1 KO) o Paterson, Nj.

Hakim Bryant (5-0, 4 KO o) o Asbury Park, Ka tangohia nj i runga i te hoariri ki te kia te ingoa i roto i te a'ee taumahawaenga.

I roto i te pāngia 4-a tawhio noa:
Quian Davis (1-0-1, 1 KO) of Mays Landing, Ka whawhai nj Corey Morley (0-1-1) o Philadelphia, PA in a Heavyweight bout.

Karepe Hernandez (2-0) o Vineland, NJ will battle LeAnthony Fleming (1-1) of Lakeland, FL in a Welterweight bout.

Omar Brito (2-2) of Pleasantville, Ka tangohia nj i runga i Welcome Diaz (2-1, 2 KO o) of the Prospect Park, NJ in a Super Featherweight bout.

Alvin Vermall (7-0-1, 7 KO o) of LaPlace, Ka whawhai LA Dequan Morgan (3-2-1, 1 KO) of Hamlet, NC in a Cruiserweight bout.

Darryl Bunting (0-0-1 ) o Asbury Park, NJ whawhai Jason Singletary (0-1) o Washington, DC in a Super Middleweight fight

Steven Ortiz (2-0) of Philadelphia will take part in a Lightweight bout against an opponent to be named.
Tickets e $50 GA, $75 Stage (very few remaining) & $125 VIP (SOLD OUT)(Wharau o 5 available for $500—SOLD OUT) and are available at RisingBoxingPromotions.com or 609-487-4444.
The Clardige Hotel is located at 123 S. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City NJ

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Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna ki te kupu matua i runga i Rāhoroi, March 19 at The Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City

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Plus the return of former world champion Imamu Mayfield

Headlining the undercard will be popular Tommy “Heu” Rainone of Long Island NY. Also seeing action will be local favorites Isiah Seldon of Atlantic City as well as undefeated fighters Quian Davis, Karepe Hernandez, Steven Ortiz, Alvin Vermall & Hakim Bryant.
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Atlantic City, Nj (February 3, 2016)–I Po Rāhoroi, March 19, Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna will take part in the main event of a card that will take place at the Claridge Hotel i Atlantic City
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Whakatairangatia ana te kāri e Rising Star Boxing Promotions i roto i te whai wāhi ki teVincent M. Stream Gulf Whakatairanga o Ponte.
The Welterweight bout is scheduled for 8-rounds.
“We are looking forward to this event March 19th” said Debra LaManna of Rising Star Promotions. “Our first show in December was a big success and we are only getting better. I want to thank The Claridge Hotel for being the host to this event. We have four dates this year with March 19th as our kick off and in May as our following date. I also want to thank all the boxers that risk their lives and participate in Rising Star events to please the fans because that is what it’s all about. My mission as President is to give back to the fighters and make them feel appreciated. A big goal we have is to bring the “sport” back into boxing and not just “business”. It continues March 19th on the boardwalk in Atlantic City.”

LaManna (19-1, 7 KO o) o Millville tata, New Jersey will be making his second consecutive appearance at The Claridge. LaManna won a 8-round unanimous decision over Ariel Vasquez on December 5th.

LaManna used his reach and height and worked behind his jab to keep Vasquez at bay. As the fight wore on, LaManna started to dominate with body punches and cruised home to victory to the tune of 79-72 on two scorecards and 78-73.
Te 24 tahuri ngaio LaManna tau-tawhito i roto i 2011 a riro ana ma ono pāngia tuatahi i kitea e te whakauru ia mo Ashandi Gibbs & Jamaal Davis.

Since suffering his only loss to world ranked Middleweight Antoine Douglas on ShoBox: Ko te Generation New, LaManna has won three straight which includes a 6-round unanimous decision over rugged Ayi Bruce on September 26th in Beach Haven, New Jersey.

This will be LaManna’s second fight at Welterweight after moving down from Middleweight.

“I’m excited to headline for the second time in Atlantic City. I feel great in the Welterweight division and I look to make a lot of noise in 2016. I want to thank the whole Rising Star Promotions team as well as Vinny Ponte of Gulf Stream Promotions for giving me yet another opportunity to display my talent at such a high class venue in Atlantic City. I also would like to thank the Claridge Hotel and the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame for all the help and support in making this event possible.” said Thomas LaManna
I roto i te 6-a tawhio noa tahi-āhuatanga, former IBF Cruiserweight champion Imamu Mayfield will be making his long awaited comeback in a Heavyweight bout.
Mayfield of Perth Amboy, New Jersey will making his first appearance in just for 8-years.
Mayfield won the IBF Cruiserweight championship when he won a 12-round unanimous decision over Uriah Grant on November 8, 1997. He made one defense and was stopped by Arthur Williams on October 30, 1998.
Mayfield won the USBA Cruiserweight title with 10th round stoppage over Gary Wilcox on June 30, 2001.
Mayfield has also fought world champions Juan Carlos Gomez, Krzystof Wlodarczyk and Alexander Povetkin.
Kia ka kauwhautia te undercard tonu tata.
Tickets e $50 GA, $75 Ringside, $75 Stage & $125 VIP (Wharau o 5 e wātea ana hoki $500) and are available at RisingBoxingPromotions.com or 609-487-4444.
The Clardige Hotel is located at 123 S. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City NJ

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RANCES BARTHELEMY WINS LIGHTWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN TOE-TO-TOE BATTLE AGAINST DENIS SHAFIKOV IN HEADLINING BOUT OF FINAL PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON SPIKE CARD OF 2015 FROM THE PEARL AT THE PALMS CASINO RESORT IN LAS VEGAS

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Las Vegas (Hakihea 18) – Te “force” was with Cuban star and newly crowned lightweight world champion Rances Barthelemy (24-0, 13 Koó) as he won a 12-round unanimous decision over Russian southpaw Denis Shafikov (36-2-1, 19 Koó) in the headlining bout of the final Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) runga i te Koi fight card of 2015. The four-fight telecast, which was supported by non-televised fights featuring some of Mayweather Promotions’ whetu maranga, took place at the Pearl at Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
Coming off of a luxury world tour, Floyd Mayweather returned stateside and sat ringside as promoter of tonight’s fights. The recently retired five-division world champion, who also learned today he was selected asSports Illustrated Fighter o te Tau, was animated and engaged through the final bell of the evening.
Ko te hui matua, which started off as a close toe-to-toe battle, ended in the Barthelemy’s favor as he swept the latter quarter of the bout. Shafikov controlled the beginning of the fight, staying in the pocket and throwing more powerful punches than Barthelemy as the Cuban had a difficult time adjusting to the significantly shorter, yet stronger, style of Shafikov.
The turning point of the fight occurred when a cut caused by a punch by Barthelemy opened up above Shafikov’s right eye in the eighth round. The blood began to poor furiously and referee Vic Drakulich called the ringside doctor over to inspect the cut. When the fight resumed, Barthelemy attacked the Russian’s eye and never let up for the remainder of the fight. He took advantage of the cut and coupled it with his height and reach advantage which led to a recipe for success as he is now a two-division world champion. The judges saw the bout 119-109 a 116-112 rua.
“There were moments where I was trapped into my style of fighting. It took me a minute to adjust to Shafikov’s style and exchange punches with him,” Said Barthelemy. “I’m really happy with the number of punches I was able to get off.
“I was really impressed with Shafiov’s warrior style. He never gave up even after getting hurt with punches that were affecting his fight. That really caught me by surprise and also that he was able to last the whole fight. The fact that he continued really says something about him as a fighter.”
“I’m not sure if I won the fight,” Said Shafikov. “I’m very disappointed and I want a rematch.”
The co-main event saw a bizarre ending to what was to be a cruiserweight elimination bout. Detroit southpawIsiah Thomas (15-0, 6 Koó) was winning the fight on all three judges’ scorecards through round three when Russian power-puncher Murat “Iron” Gassiev (22-0, 16 Koó) threw accidental late blows to Thomas’ head after the bell. The punches forced referee Jay Nady to make the tough call that the punches “diminished the value” of Thomas’ ability to continue. As the fight had not yet gone four rounds, unified rules state that the fight does not go to the scorecards, thus ruling it a no contest.
Chris Pearson (16-1 11 Koó), a promising super welterweight from Dayton, Ohio put his previously undefeated record on the line against fellow unbeaten Eric Walker (12-0, 6 Koó) of Plaquemine, Louisiana in the second televised bout. Walker came out strong, dominating the early rounds against Pearson, another member of the stable of rising stars from Mayweather Promotions. A wobbled Pearson persevered and attempted to turn the tide in an action-packed fifth round with a series of head shots.

The seventh round saw both fighters exchanging a brutal barrage of punches culminating with a fast-paced eighth and final round drawing a standing ovation from the crowd. The underdog Walker, who spent 13 years in Dixon Correctional Institute in Louisiana, scored a unanimous decision victory (79-71, 78-74, 80-72) winning the biggest fight of his life in front of a captivated national TV audience.

“If you believe in God and work hard at what you’re doing, you’re going to succeed,” Said Walker. “Look at me now.
“I had watched his previous fights and knew that my right hand would be too much for him and that I could land it anytime,” continued Walker. “My conditioning was really the difference tonight. I was in great shape and I was able to rely on that when the going got tough.”

Pearson was disappointed in the decision and was left wanting a rematch.

“I take my hat off to him,” said Pearson. “His punches were crisp and hard. I just couldn’t get going on anything consistently. I thought it was closer than the judges’ scorecards and I definitely want a rematch as soon as possible.”

I roto i te a'ee whakatuwheratanga o te ahiahi, one of boxing’s fast rising stars, Gervonta “te Mea” Davis (14-0, 13 Koó) out of Baltimore put his undefeated record on the line against Mexico’s Luis Sanchez (17-5-1, 5 Koó) in a lightweight clash.

Davis, a 21-year-old protégé of Mayweather, lived up to his reputation as a budding superstar scoring a hard-fought ninth round knockout victory. Sanchez showed his toughness and resiliency as he forced Davis to fight three rounds longer than any fight of his career.Davis showed his speed and power in the eighth round as he landed an uppercut to knock down his determined opponent. In the ninth round, he threw a massive left hand to finish Sanchez, sending Mayweather to his feet in celebration.

“It felt great to fight all of these rounds and get the work in,” Said Davis. “He’s a tough fighter and I learned a great deal tonight. It was a very good experience for me.
“I just listened to my corner and Floyd, took my time and broke him down. I want to fight again as soon as possible for a world title.”
Mayweather, who was very pleased with Davis’ performance, sees the young undefeated fighter’s future as bright.
“It’s always good to go out there and get the W,” Said Mayweather. “Ko ia te kuao. He’s still learning. We’re looking forward to him being a world champion some day.”
Mayweather relished in the opportunity to promote one of the final fights of the year in his hometown of Las Vegas saying, “I’m so happy we were able to showcase on national television some of the talented fighters we have at Mayweather Promotions. Riro ngaro ranei, I am proud of all of them.
“More importantly I want to wish everyone Happy Holidays and thank for them supporting me, Mayweather Promotions and The Money Team throughout all of these years. I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.”
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SUPER WELTERWEIGHT CHRIS PEARSON MEETS FELLOW UNBEATEN ERIC WALKER & RISING STAR GERVONTA DAVIS TAKES ON LUIS SANCHEZ ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON SPIKE FRIDAY, HAKIHEA 18 MEI TE PEARL AT nikau Casino RESORT I Las Vegas

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MORE! FORMER WORLD CHAMPIONS ISHE SMITH & MICKEY BEY FEATURED ON STACKED UNDERCARD
Las Vegas (Hakihea 14, 2015) – Undefeated contender Chris “Young Kingi” Pearson (13-0, 10 Koó) will meet fellow unbeaten Eric Walker (11-0, 6 Koó) in a super welterweight battle while rising star Gervonta “te Mea” Davis (13-0, 12 Koó) e i runga i Luis Sanchez (17-4-1, 5 Koó) in a lightweight bout on Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions(PBC) i runga i Koi Rāmere, Hakihea 18 from the Pearl at Palms Casino resort in Las Vegas.
Headlined PBC runga i te Koi e tūturu Cuban Rances “Hau Kid” Barthelemy (23-0, 13 Koó) a Russia o Denis Shafikov (36-1-1, 19 Koó) i roto i te whawhai taitara ao Kōmāmā. Haamata kapinga teata i 9 p.m. AND/PT me ngā āhuatanga Detroit o Isiah Thomas(15-0, 6 Koó) a Russia o Murat “Iron” Gassiev (22-0, 16 Koó) in a battle of unbeaten cruiserweights.
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Part of the stacked undercard of exciting fights will see former world champion Ishe “Sugar Shay” Smith (27-8, 12 Koó) ki Tommy “Ko te Heu” Rainone (24-6-1, 5 Koó) in a super welterweight showdown and former world champion Mickey “The Spirit” Bey (21-1-1, 10 Koó) in a lightweight contest against unbeaten Naim Nelson(12-0, 1 KO).
Rounding out the action is 29-year-old Romanian Ronald “Te oaoa” Gavril (14-1, 10 Koó) against the Dominican Republic’s Mariano Hilario (12-4, 5 Koó) i roto i te super mahi whitu, 26-tau-tau Brian Castano (13-0,9 Koó) againstMexico’s Aaron Garcia (12-4-1, 7 Koó) in a super welterweight tussle and Fabian “TNT” Maidana (8-0, 6 Koó), brother of former world champion Marcos, in a welterweight bout against Washington’s Virgil Green (11-3, 4 Koó).
Fanauhia i roto i Dayton, Ohio, Faahiahia Pearson kua ki whakaora kaha i runga i Steve Martinez, Ka mea a El Harrak, Lanardo Tyner a mua hinga Acacio João Ferreira i te wha whawhai i mua i patua e ia Janks Trotter i Mahuru. The 24-year-old looks to continue to rise within the junior middleweight division and cement his contender status with a victory over the 22-year-old Walker out of Plaquemine, Louisiana who is yet to lose since turning pro in 2013.
A highly regarded prospect who won the 2012 National karapu taitara, Kua tuhia kētia te Davis-tau 21-tau e wha Tuhinga whakaora i roto i 2015. Te nuinga tata, mutu te Baltimore-Māori toa mua ao Cristobal Cruz ki te huinga nanakia i roto i to ratou whawhai Oketopa. Now he is challenged by the 23-year-old Sanchez out of Cancun, Mexico who owns victories over Miguel Beltran and Adan Mares.
After a long career that saw him go from the world of reality television as a star on “Ko te nguha” to competing at the top level at 154 a 160 pauna, Smith finally put it all together in 2010, beginning a four-fight winning streak that culminated in a decision win over Cornelius Bundrage for a super welterweight world title in 2013, becoming the first native Las Vegan to ever win a world title. He continues to challenge the best and recorded his most recent victory in April by defeating Cecil McCalla. He takes on a dangerous veteran contender in New York’s Rainone who enters this fight having beaten Francisco Reza and Allen Litzau.
Bey returns to the ring on Hakihea 18 mo te wa tuatahi mai i te taitara te ao i roto i te Mahuru toa 2014 ki te wikitoria mo Miguel Vazquez. He has won three fights in a row including victories over Alan Herrera and Carlos Cardenas. Hei kanohi Cleveland, Ohio, Bey looks to work his way back to title-contention beginning with the 25-year-old Philadelphia-native Nelson.
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Q&He WITH TOP Tuhinga Antoine Douglas'i he'ene teuteu ke mata hoa hinga kore THOMAS LAMANNA tenei RĀMERE ON SHOWTIME®

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ShoBox: Ko te Generation New ORA i runga i SHOWTIME
Tenei Rāmere, March 13 i 10 p.m. AND/PT Mai 'ave, N.Y..

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'Ave, N.Y.. (March 9, 2015) – Whitu tūturu Antoine Douglas(16-0-1, 10 Koó) Ko tetahi o opuaraa tere-maranga o te mekemeke. Just 23 tau, te pukuriri me te whakaongaonga Washington, D.C., ka meinga taketake tana 2015 waiata teneiRāmere, March 13 ki te hoa hinga kore Thomas LaManna (16-0, 7 Koó) i roto i te hui matua o ShoBox: Ko te Generation New, ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/PT, roa i runga i te Tai Te Hau-ā-uru).

Douglas, ko wai te mea 1-0-1 i roto i te rua ahua ShoBox, Kei te titiro ki te whakamatau e ngā roaa ia te moniker “Mahi” ka anga ia i te hoariri nei – rite ia – e kore kua ngaro pa te koaka ranei. Nui atu, ngā whai ia ki te haere tonu ki te ūkui i tetahi feaa e pā ana ki tona heke mai ano he nguha i 160 pauna. Kua riro Douglas e rua i roto i te rarangi mai i te mekemeke i te 10-a tawhio noa Unuunu nuinga pakeke-whawhai ki te ao o mua kaiwero taitaraMichel Soro (23-1-1 haere i roto i te) whakamutunga Hōngongoi 25 i runga i ShoBox.

Tenei te aha Douglas i ki te mea rite faaineine ia mo te horanga 2015:

Te aha e mea koutou to koutou umanga kei te haere?
“Toku mahi kei te haere nui kia tae noa. Ko ahau he tino makona ki te rere o toku mahi. Ahau tika i reira e hiahia ana matou ki te me te i roto i te tūranga mō te tau nui.”

Kua patototanga iho Kaua hoki tetahi o koutou e rite ki te ngaio. E titau koe e ki te huri i runga i March 13?
“Ahau e kore e tino e titau tetahi mea e haere ana ki te whawhai. Hiahia noa ahau ki te hoatu ki runga ki te whakaatu nui, me te hoatu i runga i te whawhai nui. Homai te reira taku katoa.”

Kua fehangahangai e koe te pato'iraa uaua ano he pro. Kia pehea te koutou e noho arotahi, me te kore titiro mua i te hoariri?
“Ko te hākinakina o te mekemeke tenei a taea kotahi tokua te huri i tetahi whawhai. Tetahi toa e te āheinga o te pupuri ahau na e kore ahau e tukunoa'i tetahi. Ko tūturu LaManna. E kore kei te ngaro ia, kia kore e taea e ahau te titiro mua ia. Ka taea e nga mea tupu i roto i reira.”

He aha ta koutou e mohio e pā ana ki LaManna me te aha te huru o te whawhai a koutou, kei?
“E mohio ana ahau e te ia te roa, me te he a'u roa. Ahau e kore e tino e mohio ki te aha ki te'amanaki. E mohio ana ahau e whangai ana ia ki te maukati ake ki te ngana ki te noho i roto i te tūranga ārai. Me ahau ki te tango i te rawa o taua na roto i te haere i runga i te ino.”

I muri kua aha hinga ia koutou, ano he taitama, e whakaaro koe koe he morehu? I mekemeke anake koe?
“E kore e whakaaro ahau i ahau i te morehu noa. E whakaaro ahau i ahau i te toa. I ahau i te rota ki te whawhai hoki i roto i toku taitamarikitanga. Ua tauturu mekemeke tiki i ahau i roto i toku take. Whakaratohia te reira ahau ki te ako me te ako. Te takiwā o te tau o 14 Tino mau ahau ki te mana o toku ora, a ka he te tangata. Ahau ua rite hiahiatia e ahau ki te hamani ahau ano he tangata.

“I ahau i roto i te fare te poipoi i 14, I wahia e toku kaitiaki e rua ake, a ko ahau i roto i te tūnga i reira hiahiatia e ahau ki te hanga i te whakatau ki te whiriwhiri e ara ki te haere ki raro,. E kore e waiho e ahau i roto i te ti'araa ahau i roto i te tenei ra, ki te kahore i meinga e ahau te whakatau i hanga e ahau. E kore reira i te iwi a tawhio noa ahau ki te tohu i ahau i roto i te aronga tika, Ko ahau i runga i toku ake. Ki te reira i te iwi i tautoko o te ahau, E kore ahau e tatari i te reira. Ko ahau i roto i te tūranga i hanga e ahau i te whakatau anake hoki ahau.”

Getting taumaha konei – tou whaea he i a roto o to outou ora e tipu ake. He aha e pupuri ana e koe kia pono ki a ia i muri nga mea katoa e kua kua e koe i roto i?
“Mahino ahau te meka e anga ana te katoa i roto i nga mea i roto i to ratou ora. E mea ohie ia korero ki a ratou ta ratou e rave i. E te reira i te rota ki te hoatu i to outou whakapehapeha peka ki te kia whakaaro o te mea e haere te iwi i roto i. Rawa hoatu nga iwi maha ratou i te tuatahi i runga i ētahi atu. Ka mau ahau ki te taahiraa hoki, a ite tupu taua mea katoa mo te take, me te titiro ki taku i tahuri i tenei ra. Ahau toku whaea, a ka he hononga nui inaianei no te mea e ahau māramatanga o tona āhuatanga a kihai i tangohia e tetahi mea i te hinaaro ia whakaaro i whakahaua reira ki ahau ranei.”

Eaha ta outou i haapii mai roto mai i to koutou ShoBox whakamutunga whawhai versus Soro)?. E tiro koe i te reira, ano he pai, he kino ranei,?
“Tiro ahau te whawhai ki a Soro rite te pai. I roto i taua whawhai ka heke iho ahau i roto i te taimaha, Kua ahau i roto i te ia i te iti rawa. Ko ahau i 155 hei utu mo o toku taimaha o mua 160. Te whakaheke i te pauna tino i te pānga nui i runga i te whawhai, a ite e ahau ko ahau he taumahawaenga me ongo'i fiemālie i te 160.”

Na ka karanga te whawhai Soro i te Unuunu nuinga — Ko e te oto mo koutou? I pēhea te koe ako i taua?
“Ko te he te oto nui hoki ki ahau te tiki i te Unuunu, engari e mohio ana tatou inaianei e kore tetahi iti atu i te haere 160. Ko te te mea matua ako matou i roto i taua whawhai. He he mea pērā i te pakia rawa. Fakatokanga'i iwi pēhea te tūpuhi i ahau mo taua whawhai, engari he toa titiaifaro i takoto ahau ki te kia taimaha. He rota o hoariri kihai i mea kia hopukia taua whawhai, engari ko te reira i ha faingamālie i hiahia ahau ki te tango i te rawa o te. Whakaaro ahau ko te reira i te whakatau pai i te wa, engari ako ahau i te haapiiraa faufaa.”

Patototanga koe niho o te taata i roto i roto i to koutou whawhai ShoBox tuatahi (Jan. 17, 2014, versus Marquis Davis) a tahaetia ana tou mama te whakaaturanga i roto i to koutou ahua whakamutunga. He aha tau i roto i te taonga mo te kaimätakitaki i runga i March 13?
“Te tikanga e ahau, Au whakamahere noa ahau mo te whawhai nui. Ko te katoa e taea e ahau te kī. Au e kore tetahi mō te täpiritanga i [Rāmere Ko te 13]. Noa ahau e taea e te kī ka waiho he whawhai nui.”

He aha to koutou kaha nui? E rapu ana koutou mo te knockout mahi ranei koutou whakapono ka taea e koe te haere 10 rauna, ka whiwhi ki te wikitoria i taua ara?
“Whakapono ahau e taea e bang ahau mo 10 rauna, engari e tei katoa i runga i te hoa tauwhainga. He kaha nui nei e taea e haere i te ki tonu i ētahi takatu 10 rauna. Haere ahau i roto i, me te ngana ki te mahia te nui rawa o te kino i te pere te whakatuwheratanga.

“Toku kaha nui, ko taku e pai ai, me te faaotiraa. He te kore te taime i reira e hiahia ana ahau ki te hoatu ki runga. Ahakoa, ki te kia e ahau i mamae i roto i te whakakai, E kore e hi'a ahau ki te toa. Te hunga Ko nga whakaaro e haere i roto i toku matenga.”

Ko te hoki Jerry Odom i runga i tenei kāri, me te koe e rua e i te rohe DC. Kua kī koe e koe e rua, he rite tonu ki loki. Eaha te auraa te reira ki te whai ia ia i runga i te kāri ki a koutou?
“Te tikanga o te reira te rota mo ahau. Haere mai matou i rite timatanga haehaa, me te mo ki a tatou hei i runga i te kāri kotahi he hītori no tatou. Tatou e rua kawe me te whāinga noa taua to tatou he rota e whawhai tatou no te. Te taea ki te mahi i tenei i runga i te taua atamira nui i runga i SHOWTIME, ka whakamatau i nga naysayers katoa he tikanga i te ao ki a tatou. Na te reira e te reira e nui atu faufaa te reira, e fakahoko mo tatou, ki te rawa tiki tatou, te tokorua i te wikitoria.”

Tō matapae?
“Matapae ahau i te wikitoria. Kua whakangungua e ahau, ka mahi tino uaua mo tenei me te ahau rite ki te hoatu i runga i te whakaatu.”

I roto i te tahi-āhuatanga, southpaw hinga kore Ihimaera Barroso (16-0-2, 15 Koó), o El Tigre, Venezuela, Ka kopere mo te piritahi tona wikitoria 13, ina anga ia Issouf “Volcano” Kinda (17-2, 7 Koó), o Bronx, N.Y., i roto i te mau 10-a tawhio mo te Nepo Kōmāmā Taitara. I roto i te te a'ee ngā waru-a tawhio, -mea patu kotahi Jerry “Tama a te Kingi” Odom (12-1, 1 NC, 11 Koó), o Washington D.C., Ka tamata, e rapu utu i tona mate ana'e, ina e ia ki runga ki tūturu Andrew “Hurricane” Hernandez (8-0-1, 1 Nd, 1 KO) o Phoenix, Ariz., i roto i te rematch taumahawaenga super. I roto i te a'ee whakatuwheratanga, Arama Lopez (9-0, 4 Koó), o San Antonio, a Houston o Pablo Cruz (11-0, 3 Koó) tukinga i roto i te pakanga waru-a tawhio noa o bantamweights super Lone Star State.

Kōkiri tikiti mo te kaupapa e whakatairangatia ana e GH3 Whakatairanga a Greg Cohen Whakatairanga i roto i te whai wāhi ki te Winner Rawiri Schuster o Tangohia Productions katoa,E utu i $150, $125, a $60 no te whakauru whānui. E wātea ana i Ticketmaster.com Tickets, tauwāhi Ticketmaster katoa, thespacewestbury.com, Ko te Space i ave Office Pouaka i 516.283.5566 ranei na roto i te te karanga i te Tari GCP i 212.851.6425.

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