“Ke ile ka etsa ntho e 'ngoe e ileng ea etsa histori le batho ba lutse moo ho itšoara joaloka ha ke esita le le teng "- Claressa Shields

Lithebe lokisetsa ho Emela hae World Litlotla Khahlanong le Krrish Tori Nelson Sena Labohlano, Jan. 12 Ka 10 p.m. LE/PT Live On Showtime^®

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ENG: Momahaneng 'mampoli le ho tse peli tse-nako Olympic Gold Medalist Claressa Shields bontša ka mo e tsotehang mosebetsi oa tsenwe le weather forecasts atleha ho 2018, qalang ha a sireletsa mabanta hae khahlanong le Krrish e tlamang challenger Tori Nelson ena Labohlano ka 10 p.m. LE/PT phela ka ho Showtime.

"Ke batla ho ea fatše ka histori e le moloaneli basali molemo ka ho fetisisa ea kileng a, hona u etsa joalo?” Shields ponders as she explains her decision to turn pro. “Ke ile ka etsa ntho e 'ngoe e ileng ea etsa histori le batho ba lutse moo ho itšoara joaloka ha ke esita le le teng. "

Shields (4-0, 2 Kos) nka bashebelli ka letsatsi liahelo koetliso ea motseng oa habo oa Flint, Michigan, moo a ileng a bua ka ho hōla ho motse oo e hlalosa hae le bolela esale pele ka se laola mosebetsi oa litsebi tsa litlelase multiple boima.

"Hang ha ke otla [Nelson], Ke hoeletsa ka banana bohle holimo. Haeba u nahana hore u ka nkotla, a re ke re etsa hore ho etsahala. Ke tsoa 154 ho 168. Ka mor'a hore ntoeng ena, Ke akhela ho fihlela 160 'me ke raha esele mong le e mong e ka bang 160, "Shields re. “'Me ka mor'a hore, Ke il'o ho ea 154 'me ke mang e le boima-ka-ponto hona joale? Cecilia Braekhus? A bona le 'na haholo. "

The 22 ea lilemo li sireletsa dihlooho hae khahlanong le e tlamang challenger Tori Nelson (17-0-3, 2 Kos) ena Labohlano ka ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong ho tloha retelehela Stone Resort Casino a Verona, N.Y..

Unified Super Middleweight World Champion To Defend Titles Against Undefeated Challenger Tori Nelson Labohlano, Jan. 12, ka Main Event On Showtime

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Detroit (Aug. 13, 2017) – Unified Women’s Super Middleweight World Champion Claressa Shields met with local members of the media and took part in an open-to-the-public workout ka labobeli at Kronk Gym, exactly one month away from defending her 168-pound WBC and IBF titles against undefeated IBF mandatory challenger Tori Nelson on Labohlano, Jan. 12 phela ka ho Showtime.

A two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Shields (4-0, 2 Kos) will face her second consecutive undefeated opponent in the main event of ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong phela nakong 10 p.m. LE/PT from Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, N.Y..

Tickets bakeng sa ketsahalo, eo e khothalletsoang ke Salita phahamiswa, Hona joale rekisoa bakeng sa $75 bakeng sa mela e 'meli ea pele ea ringside, $65 bakeng sa setseng litulo ringside le ba bang kaofela turu ka $49 le $37, mmoho le ditefello efe kapa efe ho hlokehang. Litekete ka rekoa ka seqo kapa ka ho bitsa retelehela Stone Resort Box Office ka 800.771.7711 kapa Inthaneteng ho Ticketmaster.

Here is what the 22-year-old native of Flint, Mich., se buang ka labobeli:

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“I am calm – focused – but still hungry like a challenger with the added confidence of being a world champion. I took some time off after my last win but I look forward to getting busy again in 2018.

“This training camp I did eight weeks instead of six. A lot of camp has been extremely hard. But I’m so focused and determined on 2018 and starting great and staying busy. I expect my opponent to apply pressure, and to use some dirty tactics. She has more experience, but not that much when you speak of her amateur experience

“There is no doubt I will start 2018 with a win. Then I just take it one fight at a time. Right now my focus is Nelson.

“I’m excited to be on SHOWTIME as the first fight of the year, and just to be back inside the ring. I feel I have been the face of women’s boxing for some time now. I don’t let it feel like pressure – I just work really hard in the gym.

“In 2018 I expect great fights against the best contenders. I expect to make history again on SHOWTIME and also looking forward to dropping to 160 to fight against [Christina] Hammer mid-2018. January 12th will be the beginning of great things to come

“Training through the holidays is fine. The difference between the amateurs and now is that I was always in other countries competing. Now I get to be home with my family getting ready and I feel good.

“The matchup to me will play out with the first few rounds of me using my jab. Then I’ll add the combinations as the fight goes on. I see it being competitive though. I’m going to earn the win. I believe I can KO her by the sixth, seventh round.”

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Jesse Hernandez Makes ShoBox Return Opposing Ernesto Garza In Co-Feature

Labohlano, Jan. 12 Phela ka ho On Showtime^® ka 10 p.m. LE/PT

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NEW YORK (Aug. 12, 2017) – Uzbekistan power-puncher Shohjahon Ergashev will face the toughest test of his career in fellow undefeated and top-10 ranked Sonny Fredrickson in the telecast opener of ShoBox: The New isa molokong o mong ka Labohlano, Jan. 12 phela ka ho Showtime (10 p.m. LE/PT) ho tloha retelehela Stone Resort Casino a Verona, N.Y..

In the co-feature of the tripleheader headlined by the Claressa Shields-Tori Nelson Women’s 10-round Super Middleweight World Championship, Jesse Hernandez (10-1, 7 Kos) will take on former National Golden Gloves Gold Medalist Ernesto Garza (9-2, 5 Kos; 1-3 WSB) in a 10-round super bantamweight bout between two all-action fighters.

Ergashev (11-0, 11 Kos), who has recorded a knockout in each of his first 11 setsebi lintoa, and Fredrickson (18-0, 12 Kos) ea Toledo, Ohio, will contest an eight-round super lightweight bout.

“This card is a great way to set the tone for competitive fights in the 2018,” said promoter Dmitriy Salita. “These are two pick’em fights with the winners having a legitimate shot at world title contention in the near future. Egrashev has the power, skills and ambition to be an exciting addition to the already packed junior welterweight division, but he’s facing his toughest test in Sonny Fredrickson. Jessy Hernandez is coming off impressive wins over two undefeated fighters and he’s returning against a very durable challenger with solid pro experience and strong amateur boxing pedigree. I am excited and grateful to SHOWTIME that we were able to put together these fantastic fights as the first show of the year.”

Tickets bakeng sa ketsahalo, eo e khothalletsoang ke Salita phahamiswa, Hona joale rekisoa bakeng sa $75 bakeng sa mela e 'meli ea pele ea ringside, $65 bakeng sa setseng litulo ringside le ba bang kaofela turu ka $49 le $37, mmoho le ditefello efe kapa efe ho hlokehang. Litekete ka rekoa ka seqo kapa ka ho bitsa retelehela Stone Resort Box Office ka 800.771.7711 kapa Inthaneteng ho Ticketmaster.

The 26-year-old Ergashev has been a pro for just over one year and is a former six-year member of the Uzbek national team where he won 202 ea hae 216 tsenwe bouts. A decorated amateur, Ergashev owns a win over Uzbekistan’s Shakhram Giyasov, a silver medalist in the welterweight division at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Ergashev registered a TKO against Marquis Hawthorne at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y., in his last fight – and first in the United States – on Nov. 11. He now trains in Detroit under Javan “Sugar” Hill Steward and Rick Phillips at the famed Kronk Gym in Detroit.

“I know Sonny is a world-ranked, highly touted fighter,” Ergashev said. “I look forward to continuing my knockout streak and getting my 12^{go th} KO ka January 12. I am excited to fight on SHOWTIME and show the world what I bring to the ring.”

The 23-year-old Fredrickson is currently ranked No. 9 ke ea Lefatše Boxing Association. An active amateur who had 130 amateur bouts with more than 120 a hapa, Fredrickson traveled to Medellin, Colombia, in his last fight to face unbeaten Placido Ramirez as part of the annual WBA Convention and looked impressive in a third-round knockout.

Fredrickson competed in both the U.S. Amateur National Championships and National Golden Gloves and has been an active pro with five fights in 2015, four in 2016 and three in 2017. He is represented by Roc Nation Sports and trained by Lamar Wright.

“If you look at Ergashev’s past opponents, he hasn’t fought against anyone that talented, so I’m confident that I’ll stop him in his tracks,” Fredrickson said. “I’m sure he’ll try to come out strong in the beginning of the fight, but I plan to break him down.

“Plenty of boxing stars got their first break on SHOWTIME, so fighting on this network is huge for me. I’m ready to capitalize on this opportunity and showcase my skills on one of the biggest platforms in boxing. My goal is to put on a great performance at Turning Stone and get the victory.”

Hernandez is coming off two consecutive wins over previously undefeated, top-15 ranked fighters – a unanimous decision over Glenn Dezurn on Nov. 11, and fifth-round TKO of Vladimir Tikhonov in his ShoBox qalo ka Aug. 4. The 27-year-old Hernandez, the youngest of 15 bana ba, e ne e le 67-6 as an amateur and took five years off from boxing between 2009 le 2014 to work construction jobs in his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas.

“This is going to be a tough fight, but I am putting in the work and feel like I will definitely come out on top,” said Hernandez, who has six brothers that have boxed professionally. “It will be action-packed and a must-watch fight. I feel like my aggressive style is meant for TV. I will fight whoever is put in front of me to prove my worth. Dominance in the 122-pound weight division is my ultimate goal.”

Garza, of Saginaw, Mich., e ne e le 2008 National Golden Gloves Gold Medalist and a 2009 U.S. National Championships Bronze Medalist. The 29-year-old is fighting on ShoBox for the second time having suffered a third-round knockout against Jon Fernandez on Feb. 10, in Khao Lak, Okla. Garza has won his last two fights since the defeat, both coming in Michigan.

“I’ve been training hard for this fight, and I can’t wait to step into the ring to show the world my talent,” Garza said. “I know I’m going to come out on top and bring back this win for my hometown. I’m extremely blessed and grateful for this opportunity. I can’t let it slip away.”

E kholo ea ho ketsahalo, Unified Women’s Super Middleweight World Champion Shields will defend her 168-pound titles against undefeated IBF mandatory challenger Nelson. A two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Shields (4-0, 2 Kos) will face her second consecutive undefeated opponent in the main event on ShoBox.

Nelson (17-0-3, 2 Kos) won a middleweight world championship in 2011 and owns wins over previously unbeaten Alicia Napoleon and Mia St. John. The 41-year-old Ashburn, Va., native looks to capture her second world title in a showdown with the fastest rising star in women’s boxing.

This will be the sixth ShoBox visit to Turning Stone Resort Casino, which hosted its first ShoBox telecast during the 2013 Hall of Fame weekend.

Barry Tompkins tla bitsa le ShoBox khato ho tloha ringside le Steve Farhood le pele e neng e lefatše 'mampoli Raul Marquez ho sebeletsa e le setsebi Bahlahlobisisi ba. The executive producer is Gordon Hall with Rich Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing.

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