Taupae, California (Mahuru 16, 2015) – I roto i te huringa o ngā te marama i mua ki tona a'ee matua-kaupapa whakaritea i runga i October 13, runga
U.S. amanaki taumahamaha Dominic “Te pouri” BREAZEALE (15-0, 14 KO o) Ka hoki inaianei ki te mowhiti i runga i te raupapa Mekemeke Champions Pirimia i runga i Mahuru 26 on prime time television. BREAZEALE, nana nei i whakatitiro ake te Pirimia mekemeke Champions Rangatū (PBC) tenei Pipiri mua, ka waiho te hui tahi-matua i runga i te kāri Wilder-Duhaupas i Birmingham, Alabama.
Te 2012 U.S. Tonu ka Häkinakina fehangahangai Cameroon taketake Fred Kassi (18-3-1, 10 KO o) in a scheduled 10-round bout. BREAZEALE, nei kua whakangungu pakeke i roto i te puni ko oaoa e pā ana te whai wāhi me te pono titiro atu ki tenei a'ee ka ū mai.
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“A, no te ahau farii te piiraa i toku kaitohutohu Al Haymon tenei wiki mua tono ahau ki te ko ahau tuwhera ki oreore ana ake toku a'ee ki te 26, I was all for it. To be able to fight on prime time television on NBC is a blessing. I remember speaking with my grandmother before my last bout who doesn’t have cable and she was able to see me last time on regular television. It means a lot to me that she is able to watch me again.”
“I am also looking forward to this bout as it is headlined by Deontay Wilder. It’s no secret that I am gunning for him and I want that championship belt. I want to be the heavyweight champion of the world and this televised bout is a great opportunity to showcase my skills while gaining fans and will put me in that position for a shot at the title. I want to send a message that I’m coming for those belts”, Said Breazeale.
“Here Mai te pouri“
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