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Jimmy Williams’ career revitalized after defeating Yuri Foreman

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Boston (July 1, 2021) – Former college football star, super welterweight boxer Jimmy “Quiet Storm” Williams, recently defeated his first world champion, Yuri foromane, and the veteran New Haven, Connecticut fighter’s boxing career has been revitalized.


Sena se fetileng March 6go th, Williams (18-5-2, 6 Kos) was originally supposed to fight Foreman, who withdrew after the weigh in due to sickness. Williams stayed in training camp, took a stay busy fight, and continued preparing for Foreman.


Williams won an 8-round majority decision against Foreman (35-4, 10 Kos) two weeks ago this Saturday in Atlanta for the vacant Universal Boxing Organization (UBO) International and American Boxing Federation (ABF) USA super welterweight championships.


Williams dropped Foreman twice in the sixth round and won the decision by judges’ scores of 77-73, 77-73, 75-75. “Thirty-seconds more and I think I would have stopped him,” Williams said.


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Foreman, ho loantša ho tsoa Brooklyn, captured the World Boxing Association (WBA) super welterweight World title in 2009, when he won a unanimous 12-round decision versus defending champion Daniel Santos (32-3-1). Williams and Foreman sparred many years ago at the Joe Grier Boxing Academy in Patterson, New Jersey.


“I’ve been chasing him a long time,” Williams noted. “I stayed in camp when our fight was canceled, took a confidence-building fight, and stayed ready for Yuri. He is a good boxer, not a brawler, and he was in tremendous shape. Yuri’s very intelligent in the ring and fighting him was a good learning experience for me. Ka mohlala, he was working behind his jab to try and get me to lunge. I had to think more in the ring against him.


“I’m sure he was disappointed after the fight, but he’s a world champion who was in against Miguel Cotto and two of his other losses were to world champions (Cotto andErislandy Lara). This was a huge opportunity for me. I’m excited about my career again. We’ll wait and see what fights are ahead for me.


Williams was a standout cornerback at Southern Connecticut State University who was invited to several NFL tryout camps. He came close to making the cut with the then-Oakland Raiders. “Quiet Storm” has been promoted by Jimmy Burchfield’s Classic Entertainment and Sports (CES) since he turned pro in 2013.


“This is Jimmy’s biggest win of his career,” Williams’ manager Ryan Roach (Fighter Locker) itse. “He just opened a lot of doors for himself. I’m proud of him, he worked hard. He made the sacrifices champions make. Taking out a name like Yuri Foreman is why fighter’s go to work every day. We are working on his next fight date now. Stay tuned, ‘Quiet Storm’ fans.”

Fighter Locker’s growing stable of gifted boxers include California super flyweight Rocco “So Cal Kid” Santomauro (21-1, 6 Kos), Troy, NY ABF American West super lightweight Ray Jay “The Destroyer” Bermudez (12-0, 9 Kos), Toronto, Canada welterweight West Haven, CT UBO International ABF USA super welterweight Jimmy “Quiet Storm” Williams (18-5-2, 6 Kos), bartolomeo middleweight “The Amazing” Shawn McCalman (7-0, 4 Kos), bartolomeo bantamweight Daniel “G.D.F.E.” Bailey, Refresh. (6-0, 4 Kos), bobebe Leonel de los Santos (3-0, 3 Kos), e 2-time Dominican Republic Olympian, Boston featherweight Troy Anderson, Refresh. (1-0, 1 KO), pro-debuting Dominican Republic welterweight Juan Solano, and Salt Lake City, 2016 Brazilian Olympic silver medalist Yuberjen Martinez, Brazilian Olympian Jorge Vivas, Colorado super middleweight Marvin “Too Much” Cordova, Refresh. (23-2-1, 12 Kos), West Palm Beach, FL light heavyweight Robert Daniels, Refresh. (4-0, 4 Kos), Utah brothers, bartolomeo bobebe Ignacio Chairez (8-0-1, 5 Kos) and lightweight Gabriel Chairez (4-0-1, 2 Kos).

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Fighter Locker uses four creative steps because it believes in “the foundation is everything”: 1. wisely conceived, 2. creatively restrained, 3. Proudly judged, 4. sharply targeted.
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Jimmy Williams finally gets his “world title fight”

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Boston (March 2, 2021) – New Haven (CT) super welterweight boxer Jimmy “Quiet Storm” Williams will finally get what he calls “his world title fight” tonight against former world champion Yuri foromane in an 8-round bout for the vacant American Boxing Federation USA super welterweight championship, at the Kentucky Center for African Americans in Louisville, Kentucky.

Foreman (35-3, 10 Kos), ho loantša ho tsoa Brooklyn, captured the World Boxing Association (WBA) super welterweight World title in 2009, when he won a unanimous 12-round decision versus defending champion Daniel Santos (32-3-1).

“We sparred back when I was a kid when I trained at the Joe Grier Boxing Academy in Patterson, New Jersey,” Williams explained. “Joe was the one who gave me my nickname, ‘Quiet Storm.’ Yuri is a true world champion. I basically have come from nowhere to share the ring with a world champion. What we’re doing is what boxing is all about. It’s not about age; a 's 40 and I’m 34. Age doesn’t mean anything. I’m not a top dog, which is probably why they offered me the fight, but I’m a real fighter who will be in with a world champ. This is my world title fight!  Win, lose, or draw, I’ll be fighting a world champion. I’m not scared of anybody. It’s not about money, it’s who I am, and I always step up to the challenge. This is going to be a great fight.”

Williams (16-5-2, 5 Kos) is proud to be one of the rare football players who has succeeded in boxing. He was a standout cornerback at Southern Connecticut State University and invited to several NFL tryout camps. He came close to making the cut with the then-Oakland Raiders.

“I’ve always been a boxer at heart,” Williams said, “so football was easy for me. It was great getting calls from NFL scouts. I walked away from football for boxing. I’m a former Division 2 college football player fighting a world champion. I knew when it was time to leave football, but I’m not ready to leave boxing yet. I don’t need to box. I’m educated, work in the community, and I’m a father. I’m blessed to be boxing and I’ll know when it’s time to hang up my gloves.”

Williams didn’t box until after his mother, Belinda, was murdered in 2008 and her case remains unsolved. He lost his father to cancer.

“This fight for Jimmy is by far the biggest of his career,” Williams managerRyan Roach (Fighter Locker) remarked. “It’s a must win to get him back on track. He knows what he has to do. He made a move to Veloz Boxing in Rhode Island and he’s a different fighter from what he was in his last two fights. Just being around ‘Boo Boo’ (lefatše 'mampoliDemetrious Andrade) and those guys there has Jimmy where he needs to be for this fight.”

Williams has been promoted byJimmy Burchfield’s Classic Entertainment and Sports (CES) since he turned pro in 2013.

“We have a close relationship,” Burchfield commented. “I turned him pro, got him on national television a few times, and even attended his wedding. I’m very proud of him. He’s been tremendously loyal to CES as we have to him. This is a great opportunity. He didn’t hesitate a minute to take this fight. He has a new trainer, Brian Johnson, and Jimmy has been driving bad and forth from New Haven to Providence to train. I think he’s in the top shape of his life, because he knows the importance of this fight. He deserves to have this opportunity.

Something special about his fight tonight against Foreman for Williams, an African American, is fighting at this venue (Kentucky Center for African Americans) in the hometown of his hero,Muhammad Ali.

“I’m paying homage to all people who’ve lived my dream,” Williams remarked. “It is what I represent. We’ve lost a lot of people in the last year. Fighting in Louisville is big for me because it’s the home of ‘The Greatest,’ Muhammad Ali. I look at Ali more for his character and what he stood for than his boxing. He stood for something and lost the prime of his career because of it. I try to be like him in terms of who I am. He gave me the confidence be who I want to be in life. I’ve read every book about him. I refuse to give up like Ali. I’m a throwback fighter.”

Fighter Locker’s growing stable of gifted boxers includes California super flyweightRocco “So Cal Kid” Santomauro (20-1, 6 Kos), Troy, NY ABF American West super lightweightRay Jay “The Destroyer” Bermudez(12-0, 9 Kos), bartolomeo middleweight“The Amazing” Shawn McCalman(6-0, 4 Kos), U.S. Army super bantamweightDaniel Bailey, Refresh. (2-0, 1 KO), bobebeLeonel de los Santos (2-0, 2 Kos), e 2-time Dominican Republic Olympian, pro-debuting Boston featherweightTroy Anderson, Refresh., pro-debuting Dominican Republic welterweightJuan Solano, and Salt Lake City, Utah brothers, bartolomeo bobebeIgnacio Chairez (7-0-1, 4 Kos) and lightweightGabriel Chairez (3-0, 2 Kos). 

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TWITTER:  @RoachRyan

INSTAGRAM: @RyanRoach82

ABOUT FIGHTER LOCKER: Thehilweng ho ya ka 2019, Fighter Locker is a comprehensive sports agency that manages professional boxers. Fighter Locker also helps to brand boxers by finding their voice with a 100-percent customized service. Fighter Locker does not really believe in working models. It believes in partnership optimization models in motion.

Fighter Locker uses four creative steps because it believes in “the foundation is everything”: 1. wisely conceived, 2. creatively restrained, 3. Proudly judged, 4. sharply targeted.

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Promoting more challenging than fighting for Miguel Cotto

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La Batalla
TITO ACOSTA vs. CARLOS BUITRAGO
WBO World Light Flyweight Championship

Moqebelo, JUNE 16, 2018
Coliseo de Puerto Rico * Hato Rey, Puerto Rico

LIVE ON PPV – 9 am Et / 6 am PT
La Batalla, June 16
Live on PPV from Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Ka 31, 2018) – Future Hall of Fame boxer Miguel Cotto believes that, for him, promoting is even more challenging than fighting.

 

 

 

The living legend retired last December with an incredible 41-6 (33 Kos) pro record, in which he became the only Puerto Rican to capture world titles in four different weights classes, light welterweight through middleweight.

 

 

 

Cotto was 20-6 (16 Kos) a lefatše tlotla ho tlisa lintoa, 16-6 (12 Kos) versus present or past world champions during his illustrious 17-year pro career, including victories against Cesar Bazan, Carlos Maussa,Lovemore N’dou, Randall Bailey,DeMarcus Corley, Ricardo Torres,Paulie Malignaggi, Carlos Quintana,Zab Juda, Shane Mosley, Joshua Clottey, Yuri foromane, Ricardo Mayorga, Antonio Margarito, Sergio Martinez le Daniel Geale.

 

 

 

“We have been in the promoting business for more than 13 lilemo tse, combining both roles (fighter and promoter),” Cotto said. “Hona joale, we are able to give more attention to our fighters in terms of training.

 

 

 

“Promoting is more complex because there are challenges regarding every facet of an event. E le ntoa se, you concentrate solely on the fight, not all the details involved in promoting a successful event.”

 

 

 

Cotto Promotions is presenting La Batalla: Acosta vs. Buitrago, along with H2 Entertainment, in association with DIRECTV Puerto Rico, June 16go th ka lefa-ka ho ya ka-maikutlo a, live from the Coliseo de Puerto Rico Center in Hato Rey, Puerto Rico.

 

 

 

Integrated Sports Media will distribute the La Batalla: Acosta vs. Buitrago card in the United States on cable, satellite and digital pay-per-view via iN Demand, Vubiquity, DIRECTV, DISH and live-streamed worldwide (excluding Puerto Rico) ka FITE.TV app and website (www.fite.tv), ho qala ka 9 p.m. LE / 6 p.m. PT, bakeng sa tlhahiso ea theko mabenkele ea feela $34.95.

 

 

 

World Boxing Organization Light Flyweight World Champion Tito Acosta 17-1, 17 Kos) will make his first title defense against four-time world title challenger Carlos “Chocorroncito” Buitrago (30-3-1, 17 Kos), of Nicaragua, in the 12-round main event.

 

 

 

“This pay-per-view card is a very important opportunity for is to showcase a great event,” Cotto added, “as well as a perfect scenario for Acosta to show the world who he is as world champion.

 

 

 

“It is a pleasure for me to give back to boxing what boxing gave me. Seeing our brand grow and fighter development let us know that we are doing things the right way. Our goal is to continue developing the best talent in Puerto Rico and building their brands and legacies.”

 

 

 

The 27-year-old Acosta is on a mission to become a Puerto Rican boxing icon like Cotto, Tito Trinidad, Artea yamileth Gomez, Hector Camacho, Wilfredo Benitez and so many other greats from this fertile island.

 

 

 

Acosta’s success brings back fond memories for Cotto to when he was in a similar situation as a young world champion. “He does bring back memories for me and he proves that hard work pays off,” Cotto concluded. “Tito is living the dream every boxer has when they choose to box as a living. Now is the most challenging chapter for him to expand his reign and build his legacy.”

 

 

 

Additional June 16go th PPV fights will soon be announced. Tsohle lintoa le bahlabani ba sehlooho ho fetola.

 

 

INFORMATION:

 

www.promocionesmiguelcotto, www.integratedsportsnet.com, www.directvpr.com, www.fite.tv

 

Twitter: @CottoPromotions, @Directvpr, @IntegratedPPV, @FiteTV

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LARA GENERATES IMPRESSIVE RATING ON SPIKE TV

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Las Vegas, NV (January 20, 2017) – Erislandy Lara, the WBA/IBO 154-pound champion, scored two knockouts in his match against Yuri foromane in Miami on Premier Championship Boxing ka Spike TV last Friday night. One in the ring to retain his world titles and another in the ratings. An average of 547,000 bashebelli, ka tlhoro bamameli ba 707,000, tuned in to watch Lara land a devastating uppercut that knocked out former world champion Foreman in the fourth round.
Spike TV’s viewership ratings for Lara vs. Foreman scored 11% higher than their last Friday night telecast, which showcased Danny Jacobs vs. Sergio Mora. Look for Erislandy Lara to return to the ring sometime before summer.
“I want to thank Spike TV and everyone involved with the promotion for giving me the opportunity to fight in Miami, in front of all my fans.” o ile a re Erislandy Lara. “The last time I fought in Miami I got the knockout and that’s exactly what I wanted to do in this fight. I accomplished that goal and the fans got to see someone go down. Everyone loves the knockout. I’m happy to have delivered a positive rating for Spike TV. I can’t wait to return to the ring.”
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FNU Combat Sports Show: Mark Hunt Sues UFC, Dana White and Brock Lesnar; Mayweather offers Conor $15 limilione tse; Penn Makes UFC Comeback

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Tom, Tony and Rich spend this week’s show catching up on the week’s major news in combat sports. We also preview upcoming fights in boxing and MMA. We highlight Mark Hunt’s recent lawsuit over a fight where Brock Lesnar tested positive for PEDs and discuss Ben Rothwell’s assessment of Travis Browne as a “Man Whore.” Listen to the hour long broadcast below.

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Erislandy Lara Training Camp Quotes & Photos

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Super Welterweight World Champion Battles Former Champion Yuri Foreman in Main Event of Premier Boxing Champions on Spike
Labohlano, January 13 ho tloha Hialeah Park e uba & Casino in Khao Lak
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Miami (January 12, 2017) – Super welterweight lefatše 'mampoli Erislandy Lara is primed and ready for his world title defense against former world champion Yuri foromane ena Labohlano, January 13 in the main event of Premier Boxing Champions on Spike from Hialeah Park Racing and Casino in Miami.
Additional action on Spike features former world champion Anthony Dirrell and Hungary’s Norbert Nemesapati, who meet in a 10-round super middleweight bout. Televised kgaso qala ka 9 p.m. LE/8 p.m. CT and features undefeated prospects Miguel Cruz, who attended today’s press conference,le Alex Martin a welterweight khato.
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Here is what Lara had to say about Foreman, training camp with Ronnie Shields and more:
On his recent training camp…
“We just wrapped up about a week and we got some good rest during fight week. Training camp has been very productive. I’m comfortable with my weight and I feel strong going into this fight. My strength and conditioning is right where I want it. Ronnie and I are always polishing up on the things I do well. Ka kakaretso, it’s been a great camp.”
On facing former world champion Yuri Foreman…
“I’m grateful to Yuri Foreman for accepting this fight. I know he’s hungry to get back in the ring. He wants to prove that he’s still relevant in the super welterweight division. He’s a former world champion who knows what it’s like to win at the elite level. I’m not looking past Yuri Forman, but I’m very confident I’ll be victorious. I feel I’m going to be the superior fighter when we both step in the ring hosasane bosiu.”
On returning to Miami to fight in front of a large Cuban community…
“My last fight here was amazing and the fan support was unbelievable. I got the knockout and I’m hoping to do the same again. If I see my opponent hurt, I’ll be looking to take him out. I love my Cuban countrymen and all their support, as well as my American fans. Miami is like a second home to me and I can’t wait to give the fans a great show.”
On the state of the super welterweight division…
“The division, ho ea ka 'na, is the most talented division in boxing. Everyone at the top is looking to cement their legacy in boxing history and everyone is spectacular. In the future, we will all have to face each other at some point. E le, expect some unification bout to be presented, and may the best man rise to the top. I know I’m ready to fight everyone, but first I must get past Foreman.”
On fighting in the main event on Spike…
“Fighting on Spike, e le ka sehloohong ketsahalo, is going to fantastic. The exposure is wonderful for any athlete competing on their network. Boxing is a great sport, and Spike TV is helping us gain more fans with their viewers. The PBC is doing an excellent job. I’m very happy to be fighting on network television.”
Bakeng sa tlhahisoleseding e feletseng etela www.premierboxingchampions.com le www.spike.com/shows/Tonakgolo-ditebele-mampoli. Latela on TwitterPremierBoxing, LaraBoxing, @YForeman, AnthonyDirrell, SpikeTV, @SpikeSports @WarriorsBoxingProm and @Swanson_Comm or become a fan on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/PremierBoxingChampions. PBC mabapi le Spike e tšehelitsoe ke Corona eketsehileng, botle ka ho fetisisa Beer.
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Erislandy Lara vs Yuri Foreman Final Press Conference Quotes & Photos

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Premier Boxing Champions on Spike
Super Welterweight World Title Showdown Headlines Action
Labohlano, January 13 ho tloha Hialeah Park e uba & Casino in Khao Lak
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Miami (January 11, 2017) – Super welterweight lefatše 'mampoli Erislandy Lara le pele e neng e lefatše 'mampoli Yuri foromane met face to face Laboraro as they hosted the final press conference before they enter the ring in the main event of Tonakgolo Boxing Championska Spike ena Labohlano, January 13 from Hialeah Park Racing and Casino in Miami.
Also in attendance at Laboraro oa press conference was former world champion Anthony Dirrell and Hungary’s Norbert Nemesapati, who meet in a 10-round super middleweight bout Labohlano bosiu ka Spike. Televised kgaso qala ka 9 p.m. LE/8 p.m. CT and features undefeated prospects Miguel Cruz, who attended today’s press conference,le Alex Martina welterweight khato.
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, e khothalletsa ka bahlabani ba Boxing, ba turu ka $25, $35, $50, $75, $100 le $125, se ke ua ho akarelletsa le ho hlokehang ditefello, 'me li ka Sale hona joale. Tickets ka rekoa Inthaneteng ho www.myticketforce.com by clicking HERE, ka fono ka (877) 840-0457kapa ka Hialeah Park le casino gorole.
Here is what the participants had to say from the Turf Club at Hialeah Park:
ERISLANDY Lara
“Thank you everyone for coming, especially Spike TV and Hialeah Park. Thanks to Team Foreman for taking this fight. Ho tla ba e kholo ntoa Labohlano bosiu.
“Yuri Foreman is a great fighter and a very smart fighter. I am also a very smart fighter, e le Labohlano night we’re going to find out who is the smarter one in the ring.
“Ke ikutloa ke e khōlō. Very happy to be back in Miami in front of my Cuban and Latin fans. This is a great night for Miami and Spike and I plan on putting on a show and making a statement to the boxing world.
“Ke ikutloa ke e khōlō. I’m in great shape and feel very strong. I’m ready to fight right now. I just want the bell to ring.”
Yuri foromane
“It’s great to be here in Miami where it’s nice and warm and with so many great fighters on this card. I’m ready and looking forward to Labohlano. I came here to win and I feel very positive about this.
“Erislandy Lara is a great fighter, but me being from the Soviet Union, I’m very familiar with Cuban boxing and have quite a bit of experience with their style, so I’m looking forward to stepping in and showcasing my talents and skills.
“Being a rabbi, it is sometimes very interesting to mix that with fighting, empa Labohlano night I won’t be in rabbi mode. I will be all fighter. We are going to show skills and heart and power ka labohlano bosiu.”
ANTHONY DIRRELL
“I think this is my third Spike event and I’m happy to be fighting on a show with two great fighters like Lara and Foreman.
“It’s going to be a hell of a show. We are going to put on a great show. All the fights on the card are tremendous fights – undefeated fighters fighting undefeated fighters and champions fighting champions and we are all coming to win.
“I was going to talk a lot of trash to him (Nemespati), but he can’t understand me anyway. I am looking forward to a great fight against a good opponent like him. Etsa bonnete ba hore tune a ka labohlano and catch the action!”
NORBERT NEMESAPATI
“I am coming in as the smaller fighter, so I will have to put a lot of pressure on him. I sparred a lot of rounds for this fight, with a lot of tall guys. That’s fine with me that he is taller because I love to punch to the body.
“I might never get another opportunity like this, so I have to make the most of it. This is a beautiful place and I’m coming to the ring to win big. Thank you for this very special opportunity.”
MIGUEL CRUZ
“I wish that Alex Martin was here so I could talk a little smack to his face.
“13-0, 11 KOs vs. 13-0, 5 Kos… basically somebody’s ‘0’ has to go and I can give you a hint… it’s not going to be mine.
“I’m going to crush him like an ant with a sledgehammer. I’m going to destroy him. That’s the plan. U se ke ua hopotse eona.”
Bakeng sa tlhahisoleseding e feletseng etela www.premierboxingchampions.com le www.spike.com/shows/Tonakgolo-ditebele-mampoli. Latela on TwitterPremierBoxing, LaraBoxing, @YForeman, AnthonyDirrell, SpikeTV, @SpikeSports @WarriorsBoxingProm and @Swanson_Comm or become a fan on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/PremierBoxingChampions. PBC mabapi le Spike e tšehelitsoe ke Corona eketsehileng, botle ka ho fetisisa Beer.
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Undefeated Welterweight Prospects Miguel Cruz & Alex Martin Battle in Premier Boxing Champions on Spike Action Friday, January 13 ho tloha Hialeah Park e uba & Casino in Khao Lak

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Hape! Former Bantamweight World Champion Juan Carlos Payano
Returns to Face Mexico’s Isao Gonzalo Carranza
&
Lightweight Prospect Dennis Galarza, Miami’s Joey Hernandez & Undefeated Prospect Robert Daniels Jr. Tse fapaneng linako
Miami (January 4, 2017) – Krrish le tebello e Miguel Cruz (13-0, 11 Kos) le Alex Martin (13-0, 5 Kos) will meet in a welterweight showdown featured on Tonakgolo Boxing Champions ka Spike Labohlano, January 13 from Hialeah Park Racing and Casino in Miami.
PBC on Spike is headlined by super welterweight world champion Erislandy “Ea Amerika Dream” Lara ho ka pele e neng e lefatše 'mampoli Yuri foromane. Televised kgaso qala ka 9 p.m. LE/8 p.m. CT with former super middleweight world champion Anthony “The Dog” Dirrell battling Hungary’s Norbert Nemesapati tsa 10 ho pota gia.
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, e khothalletsa ka bahlabani ba Boxing, ba turu ka $25, $35, $50, $75, $100 le $125, se ke ua ho akarelletsa le ho hlokehang ditefello, 'me li ka Sale hona joale. Tickets ka rekoa Inthaneteng ho www.myticketforce.com ka ho tobetsa MONA, ka fono ka (877) 840-0457kapa ka Hialeah Park le casino gorole.
Additional action will feature former world champion Juan Carlos Payano (17-1, 8 Kos) ho nka Mexico ea Isao Gonzalo Carranza (15-7-1, 8 Kos) in bantamweight action plus middleweight brawler Joey Hernandez (24-4-1, 14 Kos) facing Nicaragua’s Edwin Palacios(12-4-1, 8 Kos) a a tseletseng ho pota gia.
Rounding out the night of fights is lightweight prospect Dennis Galarza (13-2, 8 Kos) in a six-round matchup against Puerto Rico’s Edgardo Rivera (7-4-2, 5 Kos) le Krrish tšepo Robert Daniels Jr. (1-0, 1 KO) of Miami battling Puerto Rico’s Antonio Alicea (0-1) in a four-round light heavyweight fight.
A hlaha ka Aguada, Puerto Rico and now residing in Lake Mary, Florida, the 26-year-old Cruz was a member of the Puerto Rico National Team as an amateur. O ile a reteleha lan a 2012 and picked up five victories in 2015 as he ended fights with Virgil Green, Daniel Rodriguez, Eli Addison, Juan Rodriguez, Travis Hartman and Anthony Abbruzzese inside the distance. Morao ka ho fetisisa, Cruz earned a decision victory over previously unbeaten Samuel Figueroa in their May 2016 makhaola-khang.
A highly-regarded amateur fighter out of Chicago, Martin e ne e le 2012 Olympic alternate in addition to earning multiple National Golden Gloves titles and boasting a 340-10 rekoto. The 27-year-old turned pro in April 2013 and stopped his first five opponents inside of the distance. Martin picked up two victories in 2016 beating experienced opponents Juan Carlos Abreu and Rosemberg Gomez as he prepares for January 13 qeta.
The two-time Dominican Olympian Payano will start his path towards another world title after first becoming a champion via a technical decision over Anselmo Moreno in September 2014. The accomplished amateur won gold at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean games with victories over McJoe Arroyo and Yoandris Salinas. The 32-year-old defeated Jundy Maraon, Jose Silveria and Luis Maldonado on the way to his title shot and most recently comes off a pair of exciting fights with Rau’shee Warren that saw him defense his title in August 2015 and lose in June 2016.
Representing Distrito Federal, Mexico, Carranza has fought professionally since 2010 le hlōla 10 la hae la pele 11 lintoa. The 30-year-old enters this fight with his last victory coming over Willy Velazquez before his most recent challenge of Alejandro Hernandez for a Mexican title. Carranza will be making his U.S. debut when he enters the ring on January 13.
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DANIELE Jacobs KNOCKS KA HO PETER QUILLIN EOHLE-Brooklyn MIDDLEWEIGHT makhaola-khang Moqebelo bosiu SHOWTIME® HO BARCLAYS Center

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Jesu o ile a Cuellar, ae sireletsang Featherweight Championship le ntsoe-leng Qeto Over Jonathan Oquendo a Showtime Championship papali ea litebele Co-Feature
A tšoase The Replay Sena se Mantaha Ka 10 p.m. LE/PT Ka Showtime Extreme
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Brooklyn (Aug. 6, 2015) – WBA Middleweight World Champion Daniele Jacobs ka haroha letsoalo Krrish challenger Petrose Quillin le pele ho pota-pota TKO ka-ho-Brooklyn ka sehloohong ketsahalo e Showtime Championship papali ea litebele ka moqebelo ka pele ho 8,443 Fans ka Barclays Center.
Brooklyn ea Jacobs (31-1, 28 Kos) hlōla “Battle Ka Brooklyn,” le matchup ea holimo middleweights tobane le tsamaea ka le mocha ho ea mosebetsi oa bona a bona motseng oa habo.
E 'ngoe metsotso e ka ntoa, Jacobs lula e otlolohileng tokelo ya ho Quillin tempele ea le pounced nang le tlhaselo ea punches ha a ntse a mohanyetsi oa hae ne e le khahlanong liropo. Quillin khoptjoa pele 'me moletsaphala Harvey Dock sheba a Quillin mahlong a le emisoa ntoa e ntle le challenger leha e le neng ho ama seile.
Ka mor'a hore ntoa, Boema-kepe o ile a re Showtime Sports moqolotsi oa litaba Jim Gray hore Quillin (32-1-1, 23 Kos) ne a ke ke utloisisa moo a neng a le “e ne e se khona ho tsoela pele.”
“Ke tšepa a 's oke,” Jacobs o ile a re. “Ke ne ke le mamello 'me ha ke a tla le e uppercut Ke ne ke tseba ke mo utloisa bohloko le le hore' s ha ke ne ke bakeng sa bolaea.
“Ke mo bolella ke mo rata. Me 'me Petrose a ho khutlela Golden tlelafo matsatsi a. Ke hlompha mo bolaea, but I knew this fight would be my night. There are no lucky shots in boxing. Ho hlakile hore ke tšoaroa mo le enta. Ka lekhetlo le leng Ke ne ke tseba ke ne ke mo utloisa bohloko ke 'na a tsamaea.
“Ke ile ka bona mahlo 'me a ho ne ho bonahala bo kang ba hae equilibrium e ne e le tima. Ha ke ka moletsaphala, empa haeba ke ke ne ke le ka etsahala hore ebe ne ba tla ba ntse ile a mo fa monyetla o mong oa.”
Ntoeng, eo ho neng ho e ile ea nka 1:25, ile a kōpa potso ea le bokgoni ba katie.
“Ke sebele tla mo fa le katie,” Jacobs a tsoela pele. “Ke ikemiselitse ho loantša mo latelang haeba hore 's seo le Fans batlang.”
Quillin ne ho bonahala eka sa lumellane le stoppage ho fihlela ho shebella replay ha a ntse a Showtime morago ga ntoa le puisano.
“Hore nepahetseng tempeleng,” Quillin said. “A motsotso oo o ha le tsebe hore hore na ho etsahala'ng ho fihlela u bona ka replay.
“This is a time you sit with your family and figure out what you have to do. I have a lot of options, mohlomong le katie ke molemo ka ho fetisisa kgetho.
“Nke ke ka nahana ka motho ea molemo ho lahleheloa ke ho ho feta Danny Jacobs.”
Jesu Cuellar a sireletsa hae WBA Featherweight World Championship le le ntsoe-leng qeto ea ka Jonathan Oquendo ka Showtime Championship papali ea litebele sebedisana tšobotsi.
Cuellar (28-1, 21 Kos) e ne e le phathahana le ho feta oke ho tloha qalong feela, lahlele ba hoo e ka bang 1,000 punches a ba 12 ho pota mampoli ntoa, bapisoa le feela 637 for the challenger. Cuellar initiated the action and pressed forward, empa hae Puerto Rican lireng e ne e tla ba ke ke ba bakeng sa ba bangata ba bout.
“Re ne re tseba ntoa e ne e tla ba thata empa re finyella sohle seo re se ne a batla ho nakong ea kampong ea koetliso,” Cuellar a re. “Ntho feela e hore o ile a sala e ne e le knockout, empa ka lebaka la mokhatlo oa hlooho ea hae e ne e le ke ke ha khoneha.
Oquendo (26-5, 16 Kos), ea neng a khaola ka la hae le letšehali leihlo la ho tloha ka tsietsi qabang eo ea lihlooho tsa la bohlano, was knocked down midway through the fourth. Replays showed that Oquendo tangled his feet with his southpaw opponent.
The hlola, e neng e scored 116-111 ka makhetlo a mabeli, 120-107, ka etsahala hore ebe emisa e khōlō loana a 126 boima ba lik'hilograma tse bakeng sa Argentina Cuellar a 2016.
“Pele re tla ho phomola le ho ka nako eo re tla ho fumana hore na ke eng latelang,” Cuellar a re.
“We’ll have two more fights at featherweight and then move up in weight. Hopefully we get Leo Santa Cruz next.”
Ka mor'a hore ntoa, Oquendo a lumela hore o ne a sa ka tsela e loketseng ho kenya tshebetsong hae tai game moralo.
“I have to give credit to Cuellar. I never got to use my game plan and he fought a good fight and he’s a good champion,” Oquendo o ile a re. “Ke ne ke hloka ho qala ho mabifi a empa ke ile ka qala papali ea litebele. Hore e ne e le phoso. Hlooho anal ile a etsa ho le thata le 'na ho bona hammoho.
“Ke na nako ea ho khutla 'me fumana e' ngoe lefatše tlotla monyetla oa. Ke 'na soetseha, empa ke tla ho khutlela ka tlelaseng ea boikoetliso, loketse ho khutlela ho sebetsa haufinyane.”
Long Island ea Chris Algieri hlōla Erick Bone ka 10 ho pota ntsoe-leng qeto ea (95-94, 97-92 ka makhetlo a mabeli) a ho itima lijo-paced, -ho-khato loantša ka sehloohong ketsahalo e Showtime papali ea litebele ka Sho a feteletseng.
The back-and-forth fight featured plenty of in-fighting in the center of the ring. Algieri (21-2, 8 Kos), ba ba neng ba lula 49 etsang liphesente tse matla a hae Shots, floored Bone (16-3, 8 Kos) le 20 seconds left in the eighth round. Leha ho le joalo, holim 'a replay, the knockdown looked more like Bone’s foot became tangled with Algieri. The ninth-round featured non-stop action, le mong le e mong oke lahlele ba ka 100 punches, empa e ne e hlakile hore Ecuadorian Bone o ile a gassed 'me o ne nyenyane tloha ka hae punches e le ntoa atamela bofelo.
“Erick o ile a re o ne a tla ho ba le taba e makatsang, empa ke ne ke tse seng kae ea ka a ho na le,” Algieri said. “Ke boxed e nyenyane hanyenyane le slugged ho feta ke lokela ho ba le, empa ke ne ke feela ho ithabisa. He’s got a good punch, a 's e underestimated oke le u ne u ka bolella a ne a le e khōlō sebopeho.
“Sena ke khōlō. Bone is a real tough guy and I felt in control. I thought the fight was mine the whole way. I wanted to get the knockout, empa o ne a a e khōlō sebopeho. I’m looking forward to big fights in 2016.”
A qalang bout ka Showtime papali ea litebele ka Sho a feteletseng, Marcus Mohapatra scored karolo ea bone ho pota TKO ka Francisco Sierra.
Mohapatra (17-0, 13 Kos) ka ho feletseng busitse ntoa e ho tloha qalong feela, lulisa ea botsebi ba linaleli 64 etsang liphesente tse matla a hae punches. The bout was halted after the third round upon request of ringside physician Dr. Barry Jordane ka lebaka la ho ea bohlokoa ho ruruha ho pota Sierra ea (27-10-1, 24 Kos) le letšehali leihlo la.
“Ke ile ka bona ke khaola mo ba pele, empa ke ne ke ho lula phehellang le ka tsela e lumellanang,” o ile a re Mohapatra, ea Staten Island. “I had to work the jab and keep working it. I felt like I seized this opportunity to put my name out there.
“It is an honor to fight at Barclays Center for the 10th time. It was a nice stoppage – se hakaalo hore e ba mofuta ofe stoppage hore u batla, empa e le stoppage ke stoppage.”
A bao e seng televised undercard khato, Long Island ea Joe Smith Refresh. (20-1, 16 Kos) e sebelelitseng e thata loana ntsoe-leng qeto ea ka Brooklyn firefighter Tla Rosinsky (19-3, 10 Kos) a bona 10 ho pota leseli heavyweight bout. Banna ba fanana matla a punches ho pholletsa le ntoa, empa e ne e Smith ea hole monyetla oo a mo lumella ho laola khato. All baahloli ba bararo scored ntoa e di kgethela kamohela ya Smith ka ba bangata ba 98-92, 97-93 le 96-94.
Popular Brooklyn oke Heather Hardy (15-0, 3 Kos) a lula a Krrish nang le le maphatha-phathe ntsoe-leng qeto ea hlōla Noemi Meru e (10-4-2, 2 Kos) ka katie ea bona ea E se eka ntoa hlōla ka Hardy. Baahloli ba’ dipalogotlhe tsa tse robeli ho pota bartolomeo featherweight bout e ne e le 80-72 habeli 'me 79-73.
Pele e neng e bartolomeo welterweight lefatše 'mampoli Yuri foromane (33-2, 9 Kos) o ne a e atleha khutlela ka tsa bophahamo ba motseng oa habo e le a ba hlōla Lenwood Dozier (9-9-1, 4 Kos) 77-75 a mahlo a bohle baahloli ba bararo.
John Hernandez (6-1, 1 KO) shutout Jack Grady (0-2-1) fetang tse 'nè garela ho hlōla 40-36 tsohle baahloli ba bararo’ likarete tsa a bona welterweight khahloa. Cruiserweight Luis Garcia (13-0, 10 Kos) a lula Krrish ka a kokota tsoa Willie Williams (14-11-2, 4 Kos) 1:03 tsa pele tse ho pota-pota.
A ho loana hore o ile a bona banna otla seile a ho pota-pota e mong, Tite Williams (4-0, 2 Kos) a hlaphoheloa le cruised ho ea tlhōlo Emmanuel Castro (2-2, 2 Kos) ka ba bangata ba 60-53, 60-54 le 59-54.
Moqebelo oa Showtime Championship papali ea litebele telecast tla botjha moea ka Mantaha, Aug. 7 ka 10 p.m. LE/PT ka Showtime a feteletseng ha a ntse a Showtime papali ea litebele ON Sho a feteletseng tla botjha moea kaLaboraro, Aug. 9 ka 11 p.m. LE/PT. Both telecasts will be available On Demand beginning ena Sontaha.
Mauro Ranallo called the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING action with Hall of Fame analyst Al Bernstein and former world champion Paulie Malignaggi commentating and Jim Gray reporting. Ka Sepanishe, Alejandro Luna called the blow-by-blow with former world champion Raul Marquez serving as color commentator. Barry Tompkins bitsoa Showtime a feteletseng khato ho tloha ringside le papali ea litebele rahistori Steve Farhood ho sebeletsa e le setsebi setsebi.
Ntoa e o ile a buelloa ke DiBella Entertainment. The Algieri vs.. Bone le Rosnisky vs.. Smith Refresh. ho tlisa lintoa ba ne ba khothalletsa kamanong le Star Boxing. The executive producer of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING is David Dinkins Jr. with Bob Dunphy directing.
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DANIELE Jacobs VS. PETER QUILLIN Brooklyn MEDIA Workout e qotsa & PHOTOS

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“O tla lokela ho a nkotla hore a leke ka selelu.” – Jacobs
“My bolela lintho esale pele bakeng sa Moqebelo? E ncha 'mampoli ea lefatše.” – Quillin
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Brooklyn (December 2, 2015) – Pele ba kena ka tsa bophahamo ba ka Barclays Center, bahlabani competing ka Moqebelo oa karete headlined ke middleweight tlotla makhaola-khang phela ka ho Showtime® pakeng tsa Daniele “Mohlolo Man” Jacobs le Petrose “Kid Chocolate” Quillin e tshwerweng ka media boithapollo Laboraro ka Gleason ea Gym a Brooklyn.
Neng ba le teng ka boithapollo ba ne ba ka bobeli ka sehloohong ketsahalo bahlabani, sebedisana ka sehloohong ketsahalo barupeluoa Jesu Cuellar le Jonathan “Dust” Oquendo hammoho le Chris Algieri, Erick Bone le “Sir” Marcus Mohapatra, ba tla beng ba bona ho tlisa lintoa aired ka Sho a feteletseng (7 p.m. LE/PT).
Competing a ka thoko undercard lintoa le e boetse e teng Gleason ea Laboraro ba ne ba Heather “The Heat” Hardy,Yuri foromane, Tla Rosinsky le Joe Smith Refresh.
Tickets bakeng sa phela ketsahalo ho qala ho $50, se ke ua ho akarelletsa le ho hlokehang ditefello, 'me li ka Sale hona joale. Tickets ka rekoa Inthaneteng ho etela www.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com kapa ka bitsa 1-800-745-3000. Tickets boetse ho na le teng ka fa American Express Lebokose le leqepheng la Office ka Barclays Center. Ketsahalo ena e e buelloa ke DiBella Entertainment le tšehelitsoe ke Corona. The Algieri vs.. Bone le Rosinksy vs.. Smith Refresh. ho tlisa lintoa ba khothalletsa kamanong le Joe DeGuardia ea Star Boxing.
Here ke seo 'bahlabani ile a tlameha ho re Laboraro:
DANIELE Jacobs
“Hase feela ba re loanela le ithorisa litokelo tsa Brooklyn, empa re ka bobeli batla ho ba ka holimo a ya middleweight arola. All top middleweights loantša 'me ba re se re tokelo ya a hore sebakeng sa.
“Ke lumela ka lebelo ke khōlō ka ho fetisisa molemo. My bokgoni, ka bophahamo ba generalship … Ke ne ke le tsoele pele ho 'me ka. Qetellong hore lintho li ho kena le ho na le le ho paka e.
“Ke nahana ho ho lahleheloa ke pele melemo 'na. Ke tsebe hantle hore na ho lokisetsa le kamoo ho ka lokisetsa ho etsa bonnete ba ha ho mohla ke na le ba ikutloa ba hape.
“O gonna gonna go lokela ho a nkotla hore a leke ka selelu. Papali ena ke ka otla 'me a sa ho otla. Leha e le mang ka o ile a kokota ho fihlela, empa u lokela le naha Shots. Nako le nako ha Ke 'nile ka gotten o ile a kokota ho fihlela, Ke 'nile ka gotten ho fihlela.
“My bolela lintho esale pele ke hore ke tla ba letsoho la ka hōletse tlhōlo. Hore na e 'ka knockout kapa qeto, re tla lokela ho bona.
“Kampong ena e bile fapaneng hobane Ke 'nile ka o ne a e pele ho kampong. Re ne re libeke tse tharo feela matla le conditioning. Ke ile ka le sebōpeho ho itokisetsa kampong. Ha hore lintho li bohle etsoa, hore lintho li tla ho ba 10-beke kampong.
“Kelellong ke ikutloa ke joaloka ke matla 'me Ke rata moo ke ka' meleng. My boima ba 'mele molemo le ke ikutloa ke ka bophelo bo botle. Re tla ho fana ka molemo ka ho fetisisa oa lintho tsohle.
“Batho ba bangata ba ba thabile ka lintoa. Ke feela thabile ho ke ke qetellong mona 'me le ke tšepo ea ho tla tsoa ho le ea tlhōlo a tsotehang feshene.
“Ena ke Boxer vs.. le Boxer-puncher. Haeba ke fumana e Guy ba utloile bohloko. Ke ka fumana e Guy ho tsoa ho na le hammoho. My otla ka litebele matla a na ho na le. Ke ba na le knockouts ho feta Quillin 'me ke tla ba teng ka ka molemo ka ho fetisisa ka moqebelo.
“Ke leboha bakeng sa eohle ea ka e Fans. Ke batla mong le e mong ho tseba hore ke ke tla ho emela Brooklyn 'me sena se bontša ke ke soabisaka moqebelo bosiu.”
PETROSE QUILLIN
“Lintho Tse Bakang Tšitiso ba hlooho ea hao, empa ba ile ba e ka ba batla a ho feta mona New York. Ho monate ho baleha ho Miami le ba khona ho amehe ka ho ho koetlisa le ho na le lintho tsohle hona moo.

“The pherekano ho pota Brooklyn ke Ke 'na e ncha Champ. Ke ile ka New York le motse o monyenyane mindset empa motseng o moholo litoro 'me hona joale kaofela baa tla ba' nete.

Ka qoqa le Floyd Mayweather Labobeli bosiu Barclays Center: “Ho qabola hobane ke ne ke a bua le sekolong kajeno, empa ha ke qala ho kopana le Floyd Mayweather, e ne e le ke kenang sekolo le 'me ke e ne e tšoana' motho ke ne ke tšoana le le eena o ka letsatsi le leng’ 'me ke ile a mo bolella ka eona. O ile a ne ke sa utloisise ke hobane'ng ha ke o ile a re, 'E ile ba qala ka lebaka la lōna’ 'me a re' seo U bolela'ng’ 'me ke ile a mo bolella se ileng sa etsahala. Re tšeha ka eona le hore tsohle ke ne ke hloka hona moo. Ke ne ke sa mo hloka ho etsa letho le le 'na feela ho tseba hore e ile ba qala khutlela le eena tla ho ke kenang sekolo le le ho bua ho bana ba bang tšoanang le' na 'me, bonang moo Hona joale ke. Ke ne ke le 14 lilemo tse ea lilemo li.
“U ka lebella fireworks a ka khoeli ea December. Re ntse re ho tla lahlele ba lintho tsohle re ka mohlomong lahlela.
“Ho ba in Khao Lak le bohle ba Cuba histori ho ne ho e khōlō. Boxing ne e tšoana le oke phelang ka eona. Ke ne ke ho pota batho ba bangata ba ba neng ba bofuli na mantsoe a.
“Ha ke ile ka ea (Erislandy) Lara ntoa re ba ne ba batla ho paka 'me ke a nyoloha ho ea moshanyana le ke ile ka botsa haeba re ne re paka ho na le. O ea 'khoi eres tsokolate?’ (u tsokolate) 'me ke o ile a re e, 'me a re' U tseba kamoo Cuba batho ba u rata?’ Ke ne ke ile ka hlokomela hore pele le ka ho entse hore ke ho feta bululetsoeng, ho bua ho feta Sepanishe, ho utloisisa sechaba sa ka. Cuba batho ba sechaba sa ka, Ha ho mohla ke ea ka latolang hore me 'na ke hlohonolofalitsoe haholo. Ke boetse ke e ntšo American hammoho e le ke batla ho beha mohlala o motle, haholo-holo moo nako a lefatše ke a hona joale ho batho ba batsho. Ke batla ho ba, e khothatsa ka bobeli.
“Re nile ka a a rera leano la A, moralo B, moralo C, moralo D, moralo E, moralo F. Re tla ho ea ka nģ'ane ho, empa botlhokwa go feta Ke thabile haholo. Ke 'na moeeng le thabileng le le leboha. U ka itihela ke tšabo le oela tumelo 'me u ka ha ho mohla latola u, e le hore moo ke 'na hona joale.
“Ka ho ba ba Cuba ka tsela e iketsang u loanela se fapaneng le sa ntlheng ea ho le pono e nepahetseng tsa lefatše ha ho tluoa tabeng ntoa e. Molemong oa ka, Ke leboha le ho feta a bululeloa hore a sebetsa matla le ho feta hobane ke u se ke na le Fans hore ke ne nke ke lebella hore ne e tla ba ka Fans.
“Ke e-s'o bone 'Creed’ leha ho le joalo; Ke feela tsepamisa maikutlo ntoeng ena. Ke batla ho bōpa ka 'Creed’ nako ntoeng ena.
“Ka ho feletseng Ke nahana hore ke ka etsahala hore ebe ka e lekana le matched ntoa. U na le tse peli ikemiselitse bashanyana loanela bona ea botho mabaka a; o ile a lintho loana le kankere pale ea, Ke e boetse e loana le hore. Rangoane fetile ke kankere kahoo ke loana le sengoathoana sa mo hammoho.
“Ke feela Peter Quillin. All ke tsebang hore se feela tsamaee ka hore bophahamo ba, terene khahlanong le mang kapa mang ea ho ke ke, ho sa tsotellehe hore ba ho ke ke 'me le etse ka molemo ka ho fetisisa.
“'Mè o a tloaetse ho re, 'Ka linako tse ling ho hlokahala ho kena apara ho se hao anal ho tseba hore na u se u ka’ e le e ne e ka ba molemo ho mo hore o ile a lintho a latsoa ho hlōloa. O 'nile moo ka pel'a, o loana le lebaka la hore u u se ke ua leha e le neng batla ho ba moo hape kapa o ne a ka nile ka esita le gotten molemo ka mor'a moo a lutse hae anal, hona joale o batla hore ho loantša boima le ho feta.
“My bolela lintho esale pele bakeng sa Moqebelo? E ncha baemeli ba 'lefatše.
“Ke e-s'o bile ea mofuta ona e motsotso pele moo ke ne ke ho loantša mong oa metsoalle ea. Ha ho mohla u batla ho utloisa bohloko motsoalle oa hao, empa ntoeng ena, Ke batla ho utloisa bohloko Danny e le seo se u bolella ka setsoalle sa rōna hona moo? Linako tse ling u u se ke ua batla ho ba metsoalle le moshemane hore otla ka lōna.
“Hore lintho li tla ho ba ea mofuta ofe joaloka July 4go th empa ka Dec. 5go th. Le eang ho e lebella hore fireworks a, tse peli ikemiselitse bashanyana lahlele ba punches leka ho win tse peli mabaka a fapaneng le u tla ho fumana thabisang ntoa.
“Ke lokela ho a matsoho a ka ea 'me se na tsoenyeha a lefatše hobane ha u se u a ho na le, u se u a ho na le 'me ha ho ha ho tsela eo u ka tlohela ka ntle ha eba u tloha ka lempara, neha hodimo kapa le e le maleka joaloka re ne re etsa a hore ntoa.”
JESU CUELLAR
“Ke tla mona haholo lokisetsa. I know Oquendo is a tough fighter and we are not taking him lightly. Re se u loketse ho 12 ho pota mampoli ntoa.

“Rea tseba ho tla ba le e ngata Puerto Ricans ho mo tšehetsa, empa ba ke ke fetola ntho efe kapa efe. Ba ke ke a a ka tsa bophahamo ba.

“You’re going to see a great fight ka moqebelo and you’re going to see Jesus Cuellar walk out of the ring a world champion.

“Ke batla ho loantša molemo ka ho fetisisa ya go arola. Ho na le tse ngata tse molemo bahlabani 'me ke batla kaofela ha bona ba. Ke na le se ke la tšaba me 'na ke haholo kholisehile ka bokhoni ba hae.”
Jonathane OQUENDO
“I come ready to fight. I didn’t want to take off a lot of time after I beat Jhonny Gonzalez. Monyetla oa lefatšeng le tlotla thunngoa tla 'me ke ne ke lokela ho e.

“Kea tseba hore o ke matla haholo oke, empa re hlaha re ho hlōla. Ke thabela be mona a New York le Puerto Rican Fan botlaaseng ka mor'a ka. Ha ho mohla ke nahana ke ne ke ho loanela lefatšeng le tlotla mona New York ka kholo ka ho fetisisa sethaleng.

“Ho se ho tla ba le ntoa. I like to stay there in the pocket. It’s going to be blood in the ring and you can expect that ka moqebelo.

“Ke ne ke e khōlō kampong ea koetliso ho fihlela ho la Palm Beach, Florida ka lekhetlo la pele ba siea Puerto Rico, motseng oa heso bakeng sa ho koetlisa empa ka moqebelo u tla bona e khōlō Jonathan Oquendo 'me ke tla tla tsoa ho hlōla.
“Ke 'nile ka koetlisa ho tloha ka ka mor'a hore loana le Jhonny Gonzalez. Ke ile ka ea Mexico ho etela moroetsana oa Guadalupe le horeMantaha Ke ile ka koetlisa le le 'na e ne e le khabane ka ho fetisisa.
“My ho qetela tlhōlo o ile a mpha e ngata le matla a eketsehileng, e ngata ho feta tlala 'me ke tseba ka moqebelo re tla tla ka hlōla.
“Cuellar ke matla haholo Boxer ba fana ka lotho ea khatello le re se u loketse ho hore. Rea tseba ea hae rekoto le le katleho e kholo hore o ile a lintho o ne a. O hona joale 'mampoli le e tla ba ho fihlela 5go th.
“Ke 'nile ka kamehla o ne a batla ho loantša mona New York' me ke sa nahane hore e ne e tla bakeng sa lefatše tlotla.
“Ha ho tsotellehe hore tsela eo, hore na e 'le KO kapa qeto, ka moqebelo Ke tla hlōla.”
Chris ALGIERI
“Ke ikutloa ke e ngata ho feta phutholohile hona joale le (mokoetlisi) John David Jackson le ho ba le ea bobeli kampong. Re fihla feta libeke tse le eena 'me ba se hlile ha se ile a khaotsa ho thupelo. Hona joale ke nahana hore re ka lula ho se hokae, etsa liphetoho tse itseng hore ba ne ba sa khona ho etsa pele empa hona joale ke ikutloa ke e ngata ho feta phutholohile.
“Ho ba ratang ka ho fetisisa kapa che ha a fetohe hore na ke lokisetsa loana, empa ho feletseng, sena ke ntoa e ea bophelo ba hae. Ke 'nile ka mona pele ho loantša khōloanyane mabitso a ho feta ke empa e le hore feela mofuta ofe tsa lebidi la bophelo papali ea litebele.
“Barclays Center ke ke e ratang ka habité ho loantša. Ke 'nile ka ile ka molemo ka ho fetisisa ka ditiro mona' me le Fan tshehetso o 'nile a fantastis. Kahoo Ke batla ka thabo ho ho apara 'ngoe e kholo bontša.
“Barclays Center ke Premiere lefelo la 'me ho le leholo le le bonolo hore ka Long Island metsoalle ea ho tsoa le ho tokelo ya a ho na le.
“Ke ithutile le gotten iketlile ka ka tsa bophahamo ba hona joale, empa ena tla ba e le boima ho loanela ho loantša. Mong le e mong mo mophatong ono molemo e le Ke na le ho ea tsoa ho na le le ho etsa.
“Ke ikutloa ke fantastis, Ke ikutloa ke matla ho, mong le e mong o re: ke shebahala hantle ka. Matla a ka a o sebele e ile ea eketseha hona joale hore ke 'na a e phahameng sehlopha sa le Ke etsa hore boima ba' mele ho bonolo.”
Erick Bone
“Camp e bile matla, e 'nile e khōlō, e bile e mong oa molemo ka ho fetisisa likampong tsa hore ke 'nile ka ho fihlela joale.
“Ke ikutloa ke se molemo ka lebaka Algieri o na le e khōlō lebitso la. Hore lintho li tla e-ba thata empa a papali ea litebele hang ha o fumana a ka tsa bophahamo ba ha ho tsotellehe ea tlang a pele kapa ea tlang a ho qetela ana a ho tlisa lintoa. Ha ho na A le B, ba u le haufi.
“E se e le motle ka ho ba mona a Brooklyn ho etsa ka kampong le thupelo mona. Ho ba khona ho spar le tse ngata tse kholo boraditebele ba mona, ho tsohle e ntle phihlelo.
“For the Fans hore tla mpona ka moqebelo, Ke lumela hore ke 'na e khōlō Boxer le ba tla bona e khōlō ntoa. Ba lokela ho leihlo tsoa ho 'na hobane ba tla hopola ka lebitso la ka.
“Re tla lebokoseng 'me ke a koetliselitsoeng ho win' me re itokiselitse ho seo.”
Marcus Mohapatra
“U ka lebella fireworks a, lebelo, molemo papali ea litebele matla a, empa, botlhokwa go feta, le W. Ke ikutloa ke joaloka ke a molemo ka ho fetisisa sebōpeho sa bophelo ba ka bo 'me ke loketse ho apara ho se e ntle bontša

“Staten Island tla tsoa ho tšehetsa, empa ke ke le New York oke ka ho feletseng. Motse oohle tla ba teng ntšehetsa.

“O e ba telele, leleka e ngata punches. Re tla ho itokisetsa eng kapa eng eo a tlisa. O ile a ka fumana le letona letsoho la thaba 'me re tla ho itokisetsa ho loantša hore.

“Mong le e mong ba loanela 'na, ba ntse u bohle tla ka 0.
“A papali ea litebele qetellong ea letsatsi, ha u se u e monyenyane Krrish oke, mong le e mong o batla hore ho nka hore ‘0’ e le hore seo etsa hore bashanyana lapile empa le 'na le batho ka bomong ha ke a tšoenyehile ka hore. Ke feela tshwenngwa ke se se ke tla se etsa le seo hore re sebetse ka ka tlelaseng ea boikoetliso, ho etsa kopo hore ka ntoa bosiu tla Moqebelo.”
Heather Hardy
“Ke ne ke sa khefu nakong ea Thanksgiving, re ile ra ho toba ka; le hantle 'Mè bo rona lelapa lohle le ka ka sontaha bakeng sa Thanksgiving lijo tsa mantsiboea. Ho tla ba le mokete le ke tla ho ja litapole tse khotliloeng joaloka molemo Irish ngoanana ho thoeng ho.”
“Ntho e 'ngoe ke ka re ka lireng ke hore o ile a loanela joaloka' mampoli ho tlisa lintoa. Ho na le e fapaneng caliber sa ntoa hore u kena teng le 'me o e se aa ka a tela, o ile a ha a tele. Ke ne ke sa tšosa hae, Ke ne ke sa sutumelletsa hae le ha e le le hore 's ntho e' ngoe Ke 'nile ka le o lokiselitsoeng ho. O tseba seo ke nang 'me o sa tšabe ho ema leoto ho leoto le' na E le ho tla ba le ntoa.
“Hae talenta etsang susumelletsa hore 'na. Ho re tlisetsa ho hong ho tsoang ho 'na' me e beha e molemo bontša bakeng sa Fans le e fana ka e molemo bontsang bakeng sa basali papali ea litebele. Holly Holm o ile a hase bopaki ba hore Ronda Rousey ne a ke ke loantša, e ne e paka hore ba fetang mosali e mong ka loantša ka nako e tšoanang. E le, ha basali ba babeli ba ka kena teng 'me ka sebele ea ho lona ka ho' me le batho mponeng ka, ho se feela Ngoanana e mong o ho etsa e khōlō mosebetsi, ho basali ba babeli ba.
“Ke batla ho bontša hore hore ke 'na' mampoli, hore ke 'na “Pele Lady” ea Barclays Center.
“Ke 'nile ka' na ka ena ho hapa streak 'me ke nahana ke loketse ho le ho feta a phahameng sechabeng bahlabani. Ke nka ho fihlela ke ba ntho e contender e se e bua e le Ke batla ka thabo ho ena. Ke kopa ho qala ho matching bakeng sa lefatše dihlooho le bohle ba banana ba saletsoe ke ba.
“My mokoetlisi kamehla o re: hore ho na le tse 'nè feela punches a papali ea litebele, o molemo a ithute ho u ba phethahetseng nako le nako le lahlela ba 'me ba fuoe ho na le. E le, Ke ikutloa monate, nang le phihlelo, feela ho ba har'a lintho tse itseng, ha ba makatsoa ke ntho efe kapa efe hobane ke nile ka bone ka pel'a. All la lintho tseo phetha ho e.
“Ho ka toro ea sebele ho ba ena boemo ba. Ke sa ntse ke sitoa ho lumela ka linako tse ling batho ba re 'hey hey Champ’ 'me ke re' seo? iyo ke hore 'na.’ Feela ho amahanngoa le ena le ka moo batho ba nahana ka 'na, ho bona 'na, ho boleloa ka karete ena ke tlhompho.”
Yuri foromane
“Ha ke o etse tse boletsoeng esale pele empa ke ka bolela esale pele hore ke ea ho win.
“Ke ikutloa monate, le sena hlaphohetsoe ke ba ikutloa ba tsena tse nyenyane lirurubele mona le mane. Ke thabela hore ebe ho ke ke hona mona. Koetliso kaofela etsoa.
“Oa ho lokisetsa e bile e khōlō, Ke rata ho kemiso ea lintho, Ke rata ya ho batlisisa ka ke le sutumelletsa ke ka ho feletseng e eketsehileng ka thata empa ho e ncha boikutlo. Ke e boetse e leka ho lula re ka pholileng le se ke ba kena hlooho ea ka.
“Ho na le e eketsehileng tšusumetso e hobane ho na le tse ngata tsa bohlokoa bahlabani ka karete ena le mong le e mong batla ho showcase bona talenta, akarelletsa le 'na.
“Sepheo sa ka e ke ho nyolohela le lere, ba e atlehileng le a phephetsa lefatše 'mampoli, mang kapa mang ea ho ka ba ka nako eo.”
THATO Rosinski
“Kea mo tseba hobane re sparred e ngata. Ke se ke tseba liphetoho ke ne ke ho etsa re se u loketse ho hobane re ne re ka pel'a mong ho e mong empa ka linako tse feela u 'ne e tšoanang tai game moralo.”
“Ka ka beke e le beke motheo oa, Ke koetlisa ka letsatsi leo ka le mosebetsi oa bosiu kapa mosebetsi oa ka letsatsi leo ka le ho koetlisa bosiu, itšetlehile. Ea bosiu leeto la ke koetlisa hoseng ka nako eo sebetsa bosiu leeto la, theoha le khutlela thupelo. E le, Ke a se ke a ba lapeng e ka bang ka ka letsatsi le halofo. My boitlamo ba ke 100 lekholong, ho ha ho mathata a ho hang.
“Sepheo sa ka e ke ho loanela lefatšeng le tlotla. Ho sepheo se le seng a papali ea litebele. Ke batla ho chelete le thabela litholoana tsa ka mosebetsi o boima.
“Sena ke e bonolo beke, ka boima ba 'mele molemo. Ho ba ka 174 e sa nkimetse haholo e le ke se hlile ha se anyang o ho etsa boima ba 'mele last minute i. Ke boima ba Molaong wa tlelaseng ea boikoetliso, ka 173½ maobane e le ke rehydrating ho fihlela ho 175/176 le ntle habonolo.
“Ho na le ha e le hantle ba bang ba tšoana ho teng pakeng ntoa e le ho ba firefighter hobane e le le laoloa pherekano ha ba ntse ba re. Maikutlo a tšoanang le ntoa e, u tla ka bohlanya hlooho ea hao empa le saletsoe ke ho lula laoloa 'me le lule ya hao tai game moralo. Haeba u sekhutlo eu bolella ho hong le saletsoe ke ho nka hore a le ho sebedisa e tse latelang ho pota.”
JOE SMITH JR.
“Kampong ea koetliso o 'nile a tla sebele e khōlō, etsoa e ngata sparring le e ngata matha. Ke ikutloa ke e khōlō kena ka ntoa, Ke ikutloa ke a molemo ka ho fetisisa sebōpeho sa bophelo ba ka bo 'me ke loketse ho apara ho se e ntle bontša.
“Ha ke nahane hore ho na le mathata a le hantle hore lireng o tla ho nehelana ka 'na ka empa kea a molemo ka ho fetisisa sebōpeho sa bophelo ba ka bo, e le nako e telele ha ke ntse ke a matsoho a ka ea ha ho letho le hore a ka etsa.
“Ke e khōlō puncher le Ke batla hore a lahlele e ngata ka thata punches 'me a apare e ntle bontša.
“Ho ka monyetla o moholo, ke ikutloa ho le molemo ho ba karolo ea ntho e 'ngoe likes this.
“Ke bolela esale pele hore ho na le etsahalang ho ba e ngata punches lahleloa le ka 'na eaba ka ntlha e itseng ntoeng ke ka etsahala hore ebe tla ho ba utloisa bohloko Will le ho mo ea.”
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