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JOSH HARVEY TO MAKE LONG-AWAITED RETURN TO MMA CAGE AT NEF 35 IN BANGOR

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Bangor, Maine (Hōngongoi 16, 2018) - New Ingarangi whawhai (Nef) will hold its next mixed-martial-arts event, “Nef 35: Wicked Season,” i runga i Mahuru 8 at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor. I mua i teie mahana, the fight promotion announced the addition of a professional lightweight bout to the fight card. Josh “Hook On” Harvey (4-0) will return to the cage to take on Jay Ellis (15-79) i te taimaha o te 155-pauna whawhai.

The fight with Ellis will take place just over 16 months since the last time Harvey did battle in the NEF cage. The former amateur lightweight champion is undefeated thus far in his professional career. Harvey has entered the cage four times in the pro ranks and has finished all four opponents in the first round with two knockouts and two submissions to his credit. He is a member of Young’s MMA based in Bangor, a “NEF 35” will be Harvey’s first opportunity to fight in front of his hometown fans, family and friends since “NEF Presents Dana White: Lookin’ for a Fight” which took place at the Cross Insurance Center in August 2016.

“I’m excited to display the improvements I made since my last fight,” Harvey said. “Thankful for any opponent willing to hook on, will be one for the highlight reel for sure!"

Hoariri o Harvey, Jay Ellis, is a longtime veteran of the sport based out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin where he trains with Team Knockout. Ellis regularly travels to New England to compete and has gained a cult following throughout the region. Last summer, he shocked Bangor fight fans by taking the fight to Ryan Sanders (16-9) and nearly upsetting the hometown favorite with a submission attempt before Sanders was able to score a come-from-behind victory.

“I’m so happy to be coming back to Maine to put on another great performance,” stated Ellis when reached for comment. “This time my hand will be raised high as the victorious one.”

hui whakauru-hōia-toi muri o NEF, “Nef 35: Wicked Season,” will see the company make its return to the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine. The event is scheduled to take place Rāhoroi, Mahuru 8, 2018 with a bell time of 7 pm. He tīkiti i runga i te hoko inaianei i www.CrossInsuranceCenter.com.

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Seconds Out Promotions Signs Light Heavyweight Powerhouse Marcus Oliveira to a Promotional Agreement

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Tony Grygelko of Minneapolis-based Seconds Out Promotions proudly announces the signing of hard-punching former world-title challenger Marcus Oliveira to a promotional contract.

 

From Menominee, Wisconsin, and of Menominee Nation, taketake, heritage, 36-year-old Oliveira (25-1-1, 20 Koó) is also a former NABF and WBA Fedebol Light Heavyweight Champion.

The promotional agreement is a reunion of sorts, as Grygelko was Oliveira’s promoter for much of his early professional career.

 

“I used to promote Marcus, prior to him signing with Don King, and it’s truly an honor to be able to promote him again and help position him for another world title shot,” said Tony Grygelko. “It seems that with his previous promoter not actively seeking fights, and his loss to Jurgen Brähmer, that Marcus has been written off, but the truth is he is extremely focused and has a burning desire to show all his fans that he has the talent to win a World Championship! He plans to shake off some ring rust off with a couple fights and then he’ll be looking to go after some of the big names in the division, such as Andrezj Fonfara, Sergey Kovalev, Bernard Hopkins, and a rematch with Brähmer.”

 

Oliveira, who was a heavily decorated amateur boxer before turning pro in 2006, said he feels his career had been stalled by an agreement he signed with another promoter. He says he happy to now be free of that contract and back to working with someone he trusts.

 

“I was looking for someone who could get me to the next level in my career and Tony has already done that for quite a few guys, so it was an easy decision,” said Oliveira. “He’s always straight-up with me and treats me well. I have a great relationship with him. I’m very happy about this new direction.”

 

“We’re very excited to be back working with Tony,” said Oliveira’s Manager, Douglas Ward from the Underground Boxing Company. “It’s good to be working with a promoter that has our same set of goals.”

 

Oliveira joins a Seconds Out stable that also includes Carson Jones and recent world-title challenger Caleb Truax.
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Dawejko kite whai wāhitanga nui i roto i te heke mai, engari i te tuatahi me whiwhi e Umohette tenei Rāmere i 2300 Arena i roto i te Philadelphia

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Philadelphia (March 5, 2015 ) – Tenei Rāmere po i te 2300 Arena i roto i te South Philadelphia, streaking Heavyweight Joey Dawejko (13-3-2, 6 KO o) of Philadelphia takes on Enobong Umohette (9-2, 8 KO o) o Milwaukee, Wisconsin in a bout scheduled for 8-rounds.
Ka titiro Dawejko mo tona wha whakatangetange knockout a tawhio tuatahi, me te ia oti noa te puni whakangungu roa marama i roto i te Easton, PA.
Ngā te puni o nga mema katoa o Mark Cipparone te Club 1957 Whakahaere a whakaratohia i te ariā pai i ngā o te hunga i rite ki te kaimekemeke tatini.
“Haere nui te puni Training. My whole team was there and I am ready to go forRāmere,” Said Dawejko.
I roto i te Umohette, Kei te whawhai Dawejko te taata e kore ia e mohio nui e pā ana ki reira atu, kua nuinga ia whawhai i roto i te Midwest me mau he knockout mo US mua. Häkinakina, Dante Craig.
“Kāore i te nui rīpene ki runga ki a ia. He is about 6-feet tall and he must be able to punch a little bit based on his record.”
Me te ao o mua Jr. Toa Amateur e te wikitoria, he could be in line for a Kia 8 pupūtanga ki Amir Mansour i roto i te a'ee e pai kia wahi o te ESPN Rāmere Kāri whawhai Night.
“Ehara i te mea pakeke rawa ki te noho arotahi ki runga i tenei whawhai. I need this fight to put me in position for whatever fight is being talked about.”
Ahakoa kua mutu e toru pāngia whakamutunga o Dawejko te aroaro o te mutunga o te rauna tuatahi, ia e kore e haere i roto i titiro mo te mutu wawe.
“E kore ahau e haere ki tetahi whawhai titiro ki te patoto tetahi i roto i. We train for 8 rauna ake a ki te haere mai te reira e aore, mai te reira.”
Ka whawhai Dawejko anō pakeke rite ia ia, me tana ipo Maria e tatari ratou tamariki 2 a tawhio noa April 9.
Kihai ia i hiahia ki te kōrero nui rawa e pā ana ki Mansour, engari artist Mansour ka ringside te karanga i te mahi i runga i gfl.tv a Comcast a ka ui ki te Dawejko e whai tetahi ki te mea ki a Mansour, “Whakaaro ahau he mea nui e ka Amir ringside kia taea e ia te whakaae ia te mea e taea e titiro atu ki te i runga i Kia 8.”
Kaiwhakahaere mea Dawejko o Mark Cipparone o Club 1957 Whakahaere,” The reality is that Joey Dawejko “Ko te Tank” Kua hanga kotahi ano te buzz pai tika i roto i te mekemeke. Mohio ana ahau e tona whakamutunga 3 whawhai mutu i roto i te tuatahi a tawhio taikaha KO o whai tahi mea ki te mahi ki a te reira! Na ka teie mahana, E kore e taea e ahau te mea ki te haere ki hea, kahore te tangata te ani i ahau i te “Ko te Tank” Ka whawhai ano? He mea whakaongaonga no te mea kua whakahoutia Joey pānga ki tokomaha i roto i te mekemeke kopikopiko i te tahi i whakatapua ki te tauhou, me te katoa i roto i waenganui i. Hiahia ana te tangata ki te kite Joey whawhai!

Ka rite ki te ringa i runga i te kaiwhakahaere te whakapau ahau he rota o te wā i roto i nga kaimekemeke omaoma whanganga, ka āta kua runga ake tere toharite Joey, runga ake i te mana toharite, me te tino nui ia he IQ mekemeke tino nui. Ka rite ki te hua o tenei, Kua roaa Joey toku aro e rua, me toku tautoko tonu me ahau whakakake o ana mahi ahau. Noho aro mai no te mea ko te pai ano, ki te haere mai ko nga mea e mua hoki “Team Dawejko”.
Whakatairangatia ana Dawejko e Peltz Boxing.
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Club 1957 Whakaturia Whakahaere i roto i 2013 na roto i te kaipakihi rohe Mark Cipparone. Cipparone Ko te rangatira o te whānui me te angitu rongonui Tuhinga o Rocco. Mai te hanganga o Club 1957 Whakahaere kua tataki ia nga mahi o etahi o nga whawhai runga i roto i te whenua. I tēnei wā whakahaere ia Heavyweight Joey Dawejko, Welterweight Raymond Serrano, JR. Kōmāmā Tevin Farmer me Jr. Kōmāmā Jason Sosa me ētahi atu.