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Undefeated WBC Super Middleweight World Champion David Benavídez Defends Title Against Former Title Challenger Alexis Angulo Headlining Premier Boxing Champions Event Saturday, August 15 Gbe lori Showtime

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Rising Contender Rolando Romero Takes on Fellow Unbeaten Jackson Maríñez for WBA Interim Lightweight Title

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Heavyweights Go Toe-to-Toe as Otto Wallin Battles Travis Kauffman

On Telecast Beginning at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT

NIU YOKI– August 5, 2020 – Undefeated WBC Super Middleweight World ChampionDavid “El Bandera Roja” Benavídezyoo dabobo rẹ akọle lodi si tele aye akọle challengerAlexis Anguloin a Premier Boxing Champions event Saturday, August 15 live on SHOWTIME from Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn.

The SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® telecast bẹrẹ ni 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT and also features rising lightweightRolando “Rolly” Romeromu on elegbe unbeatenJackson Maríñezin a 12-round battle for the interim WBA Lightweight Title, while heavyweight contendersOtto WallinatiTravis Kauffmansquare off in a 10-round showdown.

“David Benavídez will look to keep his perfect record intact, continue to display his superstar potential and further cement his positioning in the stacked 168-pound division,” said Tom Brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB. “As an undefeated world champ, Benavídez can expect a strong challenge from Alexis Angulo, which should create an action-packed main event on SHOWTIME. Combined with a battle of hungry unbeaten lightweights in ‘Rolly’ Romero and Jackson Maríñez, plus a heavyweight slugfest between Otto Wallin and Travis Kauffman, this shapes up to be another can’t miss night of high-stakes action.”

“It’s going to be great to be in the corner of David ‘El Bandera Roja’ Benavídez on fight night,” said Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing, who is recovering from a recent surgery. “I feel so good and so strong and I truly can’t wait to be there to support the youngest super middleweight champion in history.”

The event is promoted by TGB Promotions and Sampson Boxing. The Romero vs. Maríñez bout is co-promoted by Mayweather Promotions.

The 23-year-old Benavídez (22-0, 19 KOs) defends his belt after defeating two-time super middleweight champion Anthony Dirrell in September, stopping him in nine rounds. Benavidez is trained by his father José Sr., alongside his brother and former title challenger, José Jr. Ni 2017, he became the youngest super middleweight champion in boxing history by defeating Ronald Gavril on SHOWTIME at just 20 ọdun atijọ. Representing his native Phoenix, Ariz. Benavídez went from a 15-year-old prodigy sparring with Gennady Golovkin and Peter Quillin, to world title contender with a 10-fight knockout streak from 2015 nipasẹ 2017, including a highlight-reel knockout of Rogelio Medina with a seven-punch combination that earned him his first championship fight.

“It’s been almost a year since the last time I fought, so I’m very eager to get back in the ring and give the fans a great fight,” said Benavídez. “Training camp has been amazing. Da, my dad opened his own gym just before the pandemic, so we’ve had private training and been able to safely bring in sparring partners to help me work. I’m facing a very tricky and rugged fighter, so I’m taking him very seriously. I feel like I can take advantage of some openings in his defense and look for the knockout like I do every fight.”

Born in El Bordo, Colombia and now fighting out of Miami, Fla., Angulo (26-1, 22 KOs) enters his second world title opportunity on a three-fight winning streak, including two triumphs over previously unbeaten fighters. Angulo stopped Reinaldo Gonzalez in 2018 in his first fight since losing a decision to then-super middleweight champion Gilberto Ramirez earlier that year. He scored a decision victory this January over Anthony Sims Jr. to put himself in position to again challenge the best in the division.

“I’m ready for anything that happens in the ring on August 15,” said Angulo. “This is going to be a great fight for the fans because of the style I bring to the ring. Benavidez is a strong champion, but my style will be too much for him and I will have my hand raised on fight night.”

Ija jade ti Las fegasi, Nev., Romero(11-0, 10 KOs) added three knockout victories to his tally in 2019 before his 2020 debut saw him stop previously unbeaten Arturs Ahmetovs in February. A fast-rising prospect in the Mayweather Promotions stable, the 24-year-old is ranked No. 10 by the WBA and will look to extend his six-fight knockout streak on August 15.

“It feels great to return to the ring and to be fighting for such a great opportunity,” said Romero. “This has been the best camp of my career, and I’ll just say this, if a pandemic is holding you back from training, then you don’t want it bad enough. I already believe I should be here with the top guys, but the world will actually get to see that I am who I say I am. I’m confident in my abilities as a fighter and I have the best in the business, Floyd Mayweather, behind me. I think this fight will end fairly quickly, but you will get to see the growth in me as a fighter. This is another fight that will further prove I’m here to stay. Sign up for KO’s!”

“This is a big step up for Rolando, and he’s been waiting for the opportunity to showcase his talent,” said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega. “He has a big test ahead to prove himself. This is going to be another one that you don’t want to miss, so tune-in to SHOWTIME on Saturday, August 15.”

The 29-year-old Maríñez (19-0, 7 KOs) holds the WBA’s No. 6 ranking, which he earned with victories over Rolando Giono and Kenin Betancourt while picking up eight wins between 2018 ati 2019. Representing his native Santo Domingo, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika, Maríñez was successful in his U.S. debut in December of last year, stopping Yardley Armenta Cruz in two rounds.

“I’ve had a great training camp for this fight,” said Maríñez. “I’ve been sparring with Vergil Ortiz and Jose Ramirez, plus other fighters in Robert Garcia’s gym, and it’s gotten me ready to step into the ring. I know that Romero is a tough and durable fighter, so it won’t be easy, but I’m going to do anything I can to bring the title back home.”

Wallin (20-1, 13 KOs) will return to the ring for the first time since he nearly defeated Tyson Fury in September 2019, when he opened up a gruesome cut over Fury’s right eye with a legal punch that nearly halted the fight. While the 29-year-old lost a decision, he proved his mettle as a potential future heavyweight champion. Representing his native Sundsvall, Sweden, Wallin trains in New York with former champion Joey Gamache.

“I’m very happy to finally be back in the ring,” said Wallin. “It’s been a long and crazy year in many ways and it feels great to be getting ready to step back into the ring. I’ve been training steady since the Fury fight and I feel like I’ve developed my game in a lot of ways. Kauffman is a tough veteran that can both come forward or box if he wants to. He’s a fan friendly fighter and I have to be ready at all times. We have a great game plan as always and I’m in excellent shape. I know I have all the tools to beat Kauffman.”

A veteran of the heavyweight landscape, Kauffman (32-3, 23 KOs) owns a ledger that includes challenges of top heavyweights including Luis Ortiz, Chris Arreola and Amir Mansour, laarin awọn miran. The Reading, Pennsylvania native lost his most recent bout to Ortiz, following a 2018 triumph over Scott Alexander.

“This is my first training camp in seven years without Brother Naazim Richardson, but I know that he wouldn’t want me to leave camp and he’d want me to stay focused,” said Kauffman. “Having him pass away while I was in camp was one of the hardest things I’ve had to deal with, but there’s adversity in every camp I’ve had. I wouldn’t feel right if there wasn’t adversity to overcome. Baba mi, Marshall, stepped back in as my head trainer. We know we’re facing a young, hungry fighter, but I have more experience than him and I don’t think he can last 10 rounds with me when I’m at 100% like I’ll be on August 15.”

Additional non-televised action will include super middleweight contenderAlantez Fox(26-2-1, 12 KOs) battling Ghana’sHabib Ahmed(27-1-1, 18 KOs) in an eight-round attraction.

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Connecticut Boxing Hall ti loruko Kíláásì ti 2017 Announced

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Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame
kilasi ti 2017 Announced
“Professor” Charles Hadley, Dr. Tony Alessi,
Clark Sammartino, Dick Flaherty, Dan Parker & Hugh Devlin, SR.
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (Augus14, 2017) – The Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame (CBHOF) has announced its six-member Class of 2017 to be inducted during the 13Th lododun CBHOF Gala fifa irọbi Ale lojo satide night, October 28, ni awọn ile-ijó Uncas ni Mohegan Sun.
The new CBHOF inductees are pioneer boxer “Professor” Charles Hadley, ring physician Dr. Tony Alessi, international boxing judge Clark Sammartino, referee/judgeDick Flaherty, Boxing onkqwe Dan Parker and boxer/boxing contributor Hugh Devlin, SR.
“We continue to break barriers at CBHOF as we induct ‘Professor’ Charles Hadley who may have been the best ‘pound-for-pound fighter of his era,” CBHOF president John Laudati wi. Like many black athletes of this period, he never received the recognition he richly deserved. The CBHOF will rectify that this year. Other members of this year’s class are equally deserving and represent all aspects of this great sport. Dr. Alessi is not just an accomplished ring physician but also a world-renowned sports doctor. Clark Sammartino is one of the best judges in boxing. Dan Parker is an International Boxing Hall of Famer whose career as a reporter is unparalleled in any sport. Hughie Devlin Sr.’s contributions to this sport in Connecticut are immeasurable. We look forward to seeing boxing fans of all ages at this year’s dinner. It will be a wonderful evening for our inductees, our award winners, and especially for their family and friends.”

Fighting out of his adopted hometown of Bridgeport, Tennessee-native “Professor” Charles Hadley (25-13-6, 14 KOs) was the reigning World Colored Heavyweight Champion from 1881-1883. His professional career was from 1869 si 1891.

A familiar figure at ringside for major fights at Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Resort Casino, Dr. Tony Alessi is a graduate of the University of Rome who moved to the Nutmeg State after completing his residency and neuro-muscular fellowship at the University fo Michigan. Alessi is a neurological consultant to the Connecticut State Boxing Commission, as well as the NFL Players Association and New York Yankees Player Development. He is based in Norwich, where he CEO for a medical management company.
At the height of career as a boxing judge, Clark Sammartino would average 100 bouts a year, pẹlu 10 world championships. A Providence native and Brown University graduate, he started judging boxing matches after he retired as an oral surgeon. The 80-year-old Sammartino has judge fights involving some of boxing biggest stars such as Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Oscar de la Hoya, Julio Cesar Chavez and many others.
An accomplished referee/judge from Braintree, Massachusetts, who now lives in Glastonbury, CT, Dick Flaherty has worked numerous notable fights featuring Bernard Hopkins, Chad Dawson, Vernon Forrest and Sal “Canelo” Álvarez, laarin awọn diẹ notables. Flaherty is best known for judging the first of three Arturo Gatti-Micky Ward fights, held at Mohegan Sun, voted the 2002 Ija ti Odun), in which Dick scored the Round of the Year (ninth), 10-7 for Ward, and the fight, 94-93, in Ward’s favor. His score proved to be the difference as Ward won a 10-round split decision.
Waterbury, CT-native Dan Parker was a Waterbury sportswriter back in the early part of the 20th Century, whose articles in the New York Daily Mirror later exposed corruption in boxing. He exposed International Boxing Club (IBC) corruption and, due to Parker’s crusade, it was disbanded. Parker is induced in the prestigious International Boxing Hall of Fame, as well as the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Hall of Fame.
Hugh Devlin, SR. (22-13) made his professional boxing debut in 1927 ni awọn ọjọ ori ti 18, stopping Johnny Lorenzo in New Bedford, Ibi. He developed into one of New England’s top featherweights, fighting across Connecticut in New Haven, Oorun Haven, Waterbury and New London. Devlin’s contributions to the Norwich boxing community made him an icon in southeastern Connecticut. He opened a restaurant in New London where menus were shaped like boxing gloves.
Individual Connecticut award winners were also announced: Jimmy Williams, Conn. Ọjọgbọn Boxer ti Odun; Kevin Bonilla, Conn. Amateur Boxer ti Odun; Hector Rosario, Ilowosi si Boxing; Danny Schiavone, Professional Boxing Official of the Year; Sachs Medina, Amateur Boxing Official of the Year:
Tickets fun awọn CBHOF 13th lododun Gala fifa irọbi Ale, ni idi da owole ni $90.00, will soon go on sale and be available to purchase by calling Kim Baker ni Mohegan Sun(1.860.862.7377) tabi Sherman Kaini ni awọn Manchester Akosile Inquirer (1.800.237.3606 X321). Ilẹkun ìmọ ni 5:30 p.m. ATI, cocktails from 6:00– p.m. ATI (cash bar), followed by a full sit-down dinner.
Lọ si online www.ctboxinghof.org fun afikun alaye nipa awọn Connecticut Boxing Hall ti loruko, its 13th lododun Gala Inductee Ale, iṣẹlẹ igbowo anfani, tabi ti o ti kọja CBHOF inductees.
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Grand Opening of Connecticut Boxing HOF new location Monday night, June 26, in Sky Casino at Mohegan Sun

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UNCASVILLE, Conn. (June 13, 2017) – The Grand Opening of the Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame’s (CBHOF) new location in the Sky Casino at Mohegan Sun will be held there Monday, June 26, ti o bere ni 6 p.m. ATI.
The media and public is welcome to attend the grand opening festivities. Dignitaries representing from Mohegan Sun and Mashantucket Pequot Tribes will be in attendance, as well as many CBHOF inductees, including Marlon Starling and “Irish: Micky Ward.
The original CBHOF location was in Mohegan Sun Arena but public availability for viewing was restricted to only during scheduled events held there. CBHOF inductees’ plaques and video of major fights held in Connecticut were displayed.
The new CBHOF will be open to the public during Mohegan Sun Casino operating hours. In addition to the inductees’ plaques and videos of famous fights held in the Nutmeg State, the new location will also include rotating displays of historically significant boxing memorabilia. There will also be interactive displays for public use.
“We at the Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame are extremely grateful to Mohegan Sun for hosting this great facility and for contributing generously to its construction,” CBHOF president John Laudati said. “We are very excited and anxious to have the ability to present the rich history of boxing in Connecticut while simultaneously honoring those who have contributed to that history.”
Lọ si online www.ctboxinghof.org fun afikun alaye nipa awọn Connecticut Boxing Hall ti loruko.
NIPA CBHOF: The Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame was founded in 2004 lati buyi si ayeye awọn dánmọrán ti dayato-kọọkan lowo ninu awọn idaraya ti Boxing. Awọn oniwe-inaugural fifa irọbi ayeye & Ale a ti waye ni 2005. Connecticut ká ọlọrọ Boxing itan le ko ti flourished ti o ba ti o wà ko fun awọn aseyori ti awon ti ni enshrined ni Hall ti loruko.
Bi a ti kii-èrè agbari, awọn Connecticut Boxing Hall ti loruko wa ni mọlẹ jinna olufaraji si fifi awọn ija ẹmí ti Connecticut thriving nipasẹ orisirisi alanu àfikún.
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Scott Burrell to take on Joseph Perez this Saturday at the Mohegan Sun

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Uncasville, CT (July 20, 201) –Yi Saturday night at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut, Scott Burrell will battle Joseph Perez in a junior welterweight bout scheduled for six rounds.

The card is promoted by Joe DeGuardia’s Star Boxing

Burrell of Brooklyn, New York will head into the ring with a record of 11-2 pẹlu mẹjọ knockouts.

Burrell has won four straight bouts which include three early wins.

In Perez, Burrell is fighting an opponent who has won two in a row and unbeaten in his last four.

This will be a good test for Burrell as Perez has a win over previously undefeated Augustine Mauraes.

“Coming off a win back in June, Scott is back in the ring Saturday to face off against Perez,”said Burrell’s manager TJ Marsé

Along with trainer Don Saxby he will have his twin brother Dean in his corner.

According to manager TJ Marsé “both Dean and Scott will be back in the ring the end of August and will be fighting each month through December to finish of 2016 pẹlu kan Bangi! We are making some strategic moves with brands/sponsors that will come to life early in 2017 all in order to help the Burrell Brothers brand”

The Burrell Twins are sponsored by Reebok.
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Ibewo WBO Jr. Middleweight asiwaju Demetriu Andrade pada si awọn iwọn on Saturday, October 17 when he takes on Dario Fabian Pucheta for the WBO International title at The Mohegan Sun

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Ipese, RI (Kẹsán 15, 2015)–Ti o ti kede loni ni awọn Rhode Island State Ile ti ni undefeated tele WBO Jr. Middleweight asiwaju Demetriu Andrade yoo pada si awọn iwọn on Saturday night, October 17 nigbati o gba lori Dario Fabian Pucheta ti yoo gba ibi ni awọn Mohegan Sun ni Uncasville, Connecticut.

Awọn ija yoo wa ni contested fun awọn WBO International Jr. Middleweight akọle.

Andrade (21-0, 14 KO ká) ni yoo pada fun igba akọkọ ni 16 osu, ati awọn October 17je ija yoo jẹ ni ija ti o yoo SpringBoard Andrade pada si aye a akọle.

Andrade gbà rẹ akọle pẹlu a 7th yika stoppage lori Brian Rose on June 14, 2014 ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn.

Pucheta ti Benos Aires, Argentina ni o ni kan gba ti 20-2 pẹlu 11 knockouts. Awọn 28 odun-atijọ ti gba mẹta ni ọna kan ti o ba pẹlu rẹ kẹhin ija nigbati o duro Betueli Ushona (32-2) lori Oṣù 4, 2014 ni Windhoek, Namibia.

Awọn show ni igbega nipa Jimmy Burchfield ká Hi Boxing, pẹlu awọn Andrade – Pucheta ija ni igbega nipa Banner ni igbega ati Joe DeGuardia ká Star Boxing.

“O ni nipa akoko wipe mo ti gba pada ni iwọn. Mi dun lati wa ni ija ni ile ni iwaju mi ​​ti egeb. O ti wa ni awọn julọ itura ni aye ni aye lati wa ni, ati ki o Mo wo siwaju si regaining mi akọle ati gbeja ni iwaju mi ​​gbogbo adúróṣinṣin egeb. Mo ti o kan fẹ lati dúpẹ lọwọ wọn fun wọn support nigba ti odun to koja. Mo ti wo siwaju si ti ri gbogbo awọn ti mi egeb ni awọn ija,” Said Andrade.

“Mo n wa siwaju si Demetriu sunmọ pada ni iwọn. A ti ti ni awọn idaraya ikẹkọ lile, and he will be ready to put on a good performance on October 17,” wi Andrade ká baba / olukọni, Paul Andrade

“Emi ni gan yiya nipa Demetriu sunmọ pada ni iwọn. O si jẹ ọkan ninu awọn oke Jr. Middleweights ni awọn aye. Mo ti ṣe asọtẹlẹ laarin a odun ti o yoo wa ni ija fun ati ki o gba awọn Jr. Middleweight asiwaju ti awọn aye a fun keji akoko,” wi Banner ni igbega Aare, Artie Pelullo.

Said Joe DeGuardia, Aare ti Star Boxing, “Mo n ti ohun iwuri pe Demetriu jẹ pada. Mo ti nigbagbogbo ro o si ni o ni agbara lati wa ni ti o dara ju ni aye, ati ki o Mo reti wipe laarin awọn nigbamii ti odun ti o yoo jẹ ohun undefeated 2-akoko World Champ.”

“A wa ti ohun iwuri lati mu wa Olympian ati tele aye asiwaju Demetriu Andrade pada si New England. Eleyi jẹ ibi ti Demetriu dagba soke, honed rẹ ogbon ati idagbasoke sinu awọn asiwaju-alaja Onija ti o jẹ loni, mejeeji ni ati jade ti awọn iwọn. Pẹlupẹlu, a ba lola lati mu yi iṣẹlẹ si ọkan ti wa ayanfẹ awọn venues, Mohegan Sun Casino, ati lati ṣiṣẹ ni sepo pẹlu awọn meji ninu awọn julọ ni igbẹkẹle, ki o si mọ ti nira-ṣiṣẹ olupolowo ni ọjọgbọn Boxing, Artie Pelullo ti Banner ni igbega ati Joe DeGuardia ti Star Boxing. Wọn ti wa ni siwaju sii ju o kan araa; ti won wa ni igbesi aye ọrẹ. Pẹlu awọn mẹta ti wa ni ṣiṣẹ papọ, yi iṣẹlẹ yoo tesiwaju lati gbé awọn igi ati ki o ṣeto awọn bošewa fun ọjọgbọn Boxing ni Ariwa,” wi Jimmy Burchfield, Aare ti Hi Boxing.

Ticket iye owo wa $25, $50, $125 ati $200 (VIP).

Nwọn le wa ni ra ni www.cesboxing.com tabi www.mohegansun.com tabi nipa foonu ni 401-724-2243/2254.

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