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Large turnout for recent 1st USA Boxing Alumni Association gathering on West Coast
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A good time was had by all who attended the inaugural USA Boxing Alumni Association on the West Coast
Colorado Springs, Lap. (Oktubre 9, 2018) – A large group of past and present amateur boxers, as well as others involved in the sport, recently turned out in force for the first USA Boxing Alumni Association gathering on the West Coast.
The inaugural West Coast gathering of the USA Boxing Alumni Association, held at Fortune Gym in Hollywood (Los Angeles), resulted in memorable storytelling, welcome reunions, even between past foes, in addition to a substantial increase in membership ranks.
In addition to longtime amateur boxing supporter, actor/singer Frank Stallone, along with the Godmother of amateur boxing, Melanie Ley, attending past and present boxers and trainers included Mickey nga say, Alex Ramos, Maureen Shea, Ronnie Essett, Paul Banke, Jorge Hawley, Les Fabri, Frank Vassar, Don Deverges, Michael and Anna Keopuhiwa, Zachary Padilla, Lenny Gargaliano, Tony Lesbeur, Felix Nance, Derrickug Vince Hudson, Rudy Garza, Justine Fortune, Alan Santana, Willie Tubbs, Randy Crippen, Alan Santana, Jacquie Richardson, Steven Stokes, Manny Salcido, Jason and Jeremy Williams, Mike Simms, Jeff Bumpus, current Team USA heavyweight Richard Torres (Tulare, SAMA), ug 2018 Youth World Champion and Los Angeles local Iyana Verduzco. 1984 Olympic Gold medalist sa Henry Tilman was also in attendance and registered as a new Alumni Association member.
USA Boxing board advisor and fighter liaison, “Iceman” Juan Scully, was responsible for recruiting most of the attendees.
“The USA Boxing Alumni Association gathering in Hollywood fully demonstrated our mission: Connecting Generations of Champions,” said attendee Chris Cugliari, USA Boxing Alumni Association Executive Director. “While former opponents reunited after exiting the ring decades ago, two of today’s champions and Team USA members, Richard Torres and Roxy Verduzco, were proudly recognized for their recent success. The Alumni Association wants to thank Fortune Gym for hosting this gathering, and we look forward to connecting with our West Coast members at future events.”
Created to champion a lifelong, mutually beneficial relations between USA Boxing and its alumni, –boxers, officials, coaches and boxing fans — the Alumni Association connects generations of champions, inspiring and giving back to USA Boxing’s future boxing champions, sa ug gikan sa mga singsing.
The USA Boxing Alumni Association is open to anyone who has a love for boxing and would like to stay connected with amateur boxing. Members are granted access to a wide variety of special events host by the Alumni Association, including Friday evening’s USA Boxing Alumni Association Hall of Fame reception.
To join the USA Boxing Alumni Association, simply register at alumni@usaboxing.org for a $40.00 per year membership fee. New members will receive a T-shirt, keychain and e-wallet.
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COMBATE AMERICAS ANNOUNCES AMANDA SERRANO VS. ERENDIRA ORDOÑEZ AS NEW MAIN EVENT ON SATURDAY, Oct. 13
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NEW YORK – October 9, 2018 – Combate Americas today announced that the scheduled flyweight (125 libra) showdown between six-division world boxing champion Amanda "Ang Tinuod nga Deal" Serrano (0-0-1), and former Mexican national kickboxing champion Erendira “Aketzaly” Ordoñez (2-1), has been elevated to main event status for the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) extravaganza at the AVA Amphitheater at Casino Del Sol in Tucson, Ariz., USA on Saturday, Oct. 13.
The previously announced bantamweight (135 libra) main event sa taliwala sa Erik “El Goyito” Perez of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico ug John “Sexi Mexi” Castaneda sa Mankato, Gikan sa., USA, has been postponed due to a staph infection suffered by Castaneda.
The stacked, nine-bout Combate Americas event streams live in its entirety in English in the U.S. and Canada on DAZN (10 sa gabii. ET / 7 hapon. PT), and the three-bout main card airs live on television in Spanish on both Univision (12 am. ET / PT) and Univision Deportes Network (UDN) (12 am. ET/9 p.m. PT).
A previously announced, featured bantamweight contest between seasoned star Anthony “El Toro” Birchak (12-6) of Tucson and rising star Adam “The American Bully” Martinez (5-1) sa Colorado Springs, Colo., USA will serve as the new co-main event.
Also announced today was a featured welterweight (170 libra) matchup between hard-hitting Fernando Gonzalez Trevino (3-1) of San Jose, Calif., USA via Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico and battle-tested David Michaud(13-4) sa Phoenix, Ariz., USA via Sioux Falls, S.D., USA, as well as a lightweight (155 libra) preliminary bout card matchup between professional debut opponents Levi Escobar (0-0) of Tucson and Andrew Valentin (0-0) sa Tampa, Fla., USA.
Born in Carolina, Puerto Rico and fighting out of Brooklyn, N.Y.. the 29-year-old Serrano will make her second-career MMA star on the heels of her latest feat in the boxing ring – capturing the World Boxing Organization (WBO) Junior Welterweight Championship with a unanimous decision win over Yamila Esther Reynoso of Argentina on September 8.
Sa pagbuhat niini, Serrano joined Manny Pacquiao ug Oscar De La Hoya as the only boxers in history to capture six world titles in six different weight classes.
The 22-year-old Ordoñez of Mexico City is a three-time San Shou-style kickboxing gold medalist, who holds a professional kickboxing record of 2-2, in addition to her MMA experience.
Nagkantidad gikan sa $15, tickets for “Combate Americas: Mexico vs. USA,” are on sale online at CombateAmericas.com/Tickets.
Doors at the AVA Amphitheater at Casino Del Sol open at 6 sa gabii. PT on October 13, with the first preliminary bout will beginning at 7 sa gabii.
UPDATED “COMBATE AMERICAS: MEXICO VS. USA” FIGHT CARD
Flyweight Main Event:
Amanda Serrano vs. Erendira Ordoñez
Bantamweight Co-Main Event:
Anthony Birchak vs. Adam Martinez
Featured Welterweight Bout:
Fernando Gonzalez Trevino vs. David Michaud
Preliminary Bout Card:
Bantamweight: Juan Pablo Gonzalez vs. Mario Bautista
Bantamweight: Arturo Guzman vs. Kasey Tanner
Featherweight: Andy Perez vs. Paris Stanford
Lightweight: Levi Escobar vs. Joshua Valentin
Catchweight (130 libra): Joe Madrid vs. Joao Camilo
Featherweight: Ivan Tena vs. Alim Muhammed
Houston featherweight Roma Martinez represents next wave of USA female boxers
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Colorado Springs, Lap. (Oktubre 8, 2018) — Houston featherweight Roma Martinez, who represents the next wave of USA female boxers, is currently In Argentina to make a statement at the ongoing Summer Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018.
The Summer Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018 continues through Oct. 18 at Parque Polidesportivo Roca in Argentina.
The 18-year-old Martinez started boxing six years ago, when her step-father came into her life, taking her to a local boxing gym to help keep her out of potential trouble, as well to defend herself.
She is an online student at the University of Saint Thomas in Houston, planning to major in business, and Roma has been able to balance her busy schedule for a simple reason. “I don’t have much of a social life,” she admitted, “so it’s easy for me to train and study.” |
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Rock knocks out Rodriguez in four
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Cuevas decisions Rodriguez in bloody co-feature
Pizarro stops Johnson
Rosa & Tapia remain undefeated
Sinkain wins pro debut
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Philadelphia, PA (Oktubre 8, 2018) – This past Saturday night, Darmani Rock remained perfect by stopping Pedro Julio Rodriguez in round four of a scheduled eight-round heavyweight fight that headlined a seven-bout card at The 2300 Arena sa Philadelphia.
The action-packed card was promoted by Hard Hitting Promotions.
The card was seen by a world wide audience on Facebook Fight Night Live, and can be viewed in demand BY CLICKING HERE
Rock focused on the body early-on. Sa round sa upat ka, Rock landed a hard right to the body, and left hook that sent Rodriguez to the canvas. Rodriguez got to his knees, and that was it as he took the ten-count at 27 seconds.
Rock, 275.5 lbs of Philadelphia is now 13-0 uban sa walo ka knockouts. Rodriguez of Miami falls to 23-6.
Good looking prospect Jeremy Cuevas won a six-round unanimous decision over Jerome Rodriguez in a lightweight bout.
Cuevas was cut from around his left eye in the third round from an accidental headbutt. In was the right eye of Rodriguez that started leaking blood in the same round. Cuevas started putting his dazzling combinations together, but Rodriguez showed a good chin.
This was a solid learning experience for the 22 year-old Cuevas, as he fought an experienced foe and worked through adversity by having the cut.
Sa katapusan, Cuevas won by scores of 60-54 ug 59-55 twice to raise his perfect mark to 11-0. Rodriguez of Trenton, New Jersey falls to 7-10-3.
Branden Pizarro stopped veteran Justin Johnson in round two of their scheduled six-round junior welterweight bout.
Pizarro dropped Johnson three times in round two, ug ang away nga mihunong sa 2:21.
Pizarro, 141.2 lbs of Philadelphia, PA mao ang karon 12-1 uban sa unom ka knockouts. Johnson, 141.5 lbs of Pittsburgh is 6-19-6.
Gadwin Rosa gikinahanglan lang 41 seconds to destroy Aldimar Silva in a scheduled six-round super featherweight bout.
Rosa scored two knockdowns, and the bout was stopped.
Rosa, 130.5 lbs of Ocala, FL is 8-0 uban sa pito ka knockouts. Silva, 128.1 lbs of Sao Paulo, BRA is 21-14.
Christian Tapia stopped Hector Marengo in round two of their scheduled four-round lightweight bout.
Tapia dropped Marengo in round two with a right hand. Marengo did not beat the count at 2:02.
Tapia, 133.3 lbs of Coamo, PR mao ang 6-0 uban sa lima ka knockouts. Marengo, 134.5 lbs of Arecibo, PR mao ang 7-14-4.
Benny Sinakin won a four-round unanimous decision over Alex Lara in a light heavyweight bout.
At the end of round three, Sinakin dropped Lara with a left hook.
Sinakin, 172.8 lbs of Philadelphia, PA midaog pinaagi sa daghang 40-35 sa tanan nga mga cards ug karon 1-0. Lara, 173.6 lbs of Manhattan, NY is 1-1.
Marcos Suarez and Israel Suarez battled to a four-round majority draw in a lightweight clash.
Sa round sa usa ka, Marcos Suarez suffered a cut on his forehead.
Marcos Suarez took a card 40-36 while that was overruled by two even cards at 38-38.
Marcos Suarez, 133.3 lbs of Bronx, NY is 5-0-2. Israel Suarez, 134.5 lbs of Luquillo, PR mao ang 4-6-3.
HARD HITTING PROMOTIONS WILL RETURN TO THE 2300 ARENA ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH. DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY
2018 Eastern Elite qualifier & Regional Open Championships adunay Kinadak turnout sa USA Boxing Kasaysayan
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| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (Oct. 8, 2018) — Ang 2018 Eastern Elite qualifier & Regional Open Championships in Chattanooga, Tenn. will begin tonight with the largest turnout in USA Boxing national tournament history.
After check-in and general weigh-in, a total of 834 boxers and 550 boxers will take part in the weeklong national tournament at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
“We have seen our national tournaments continually grow each event,” stated USA Boxing Executive Director Mike McAtee. “Tungod kay 2017, USA Boxing has been providing extra opportunities with our regional qualifying tournaments for all boxers, aged 8-40, to step onto the national stage and box the best in the nation.”
This marks the second year the Eastern Elite Qualifier & Regional Open has been held in Chattanooga, which saw a total of 645 boxers and 307 coaches participate last year. The first regional qualifying tournament, ang 2017 Western Elite Qualifier & Regional Open in Albuquerque, N.M., had 302 boxers and 102 coaches and the 2018 edition had 719 boxers and 482 coaches attend.
With the large turnout in Chattanooga, the opening days of the event will include the addition of a fifth ring to hold the increased number of bouts.
USA Boxing will be providing a free live stream throughout the tournament, which can be found dinhi.
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Victor Conte UPDATE SA BJ Saunders’ POSITIBO VADA ADIK PAGSULAY UNAHAN SA Andrade nga away
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SAN CARLOS, SAMA (Oktubre 5, 2019) – Human sa Billy Joe Saunders (26-0, 12 KOs) positibo alang sa mga gidili nga bahandi, Oxilofrine, usa ka gamhanan nga stimulant gikan sa amphetamine pamilya, sa iyang WBO middleweight world title sa pagpakig-away uban sa Demetrio Andrade (25-0, 16 KOs) nahimong sa peligro.
Tungod kay ang mga balita gigun sa miaging semana, sa dugang nga sampol pagsulay nga nakolekta gikan sa duha ka mga boksidor pinaagi sa VADA(Boluntaryo nga Anti-doping Association). Victor Conte, usa ka outspoken anti-doping manlalaban, naghatag sa iyang opinyon sa unsay moabut sunod niini nga saga sa gipasipalahan WBO world champion.
“Bottom line mao kini, kita lang sa usa ka pipila ka adlaw gikan sa hearing, ug boxing fans makakuha sa oportunidad sa pagsusi kon kini adto sa mahimo nga usa ka makasaysayanon nga desisyon sa labing maayo nga interes sa boxing, nga paagi nga sila (Massachusetts State Athletic Commission) ang pagtuboy niini nga positibo drug test ug magmando sa pabor sa Andrade. Ang duha manggugubat mipirma sa kontrata VADA enrollment. Sila nakadawat ilista ang mga gidili nga mga butang sa diha nga sila gipirmahan kini. Nagkauyon ang duha nga gisulayan sa tanan nga mga panahon alang sa stimulant Oxilofrine. Busa, BJ Saunders, o sa iyang promoters, o bisan kinsa nga dili mobalik ug moingon nga wala siya mahibalo mahitungod niini nga gidili bahandi. lang nga paglaum Himoa nga ang Massachusetts Commission naghimo sa husto nga desisyon, ug sila magpabilin sa tinuod nga anti-doping bulawan nga sumbanan sa boxing nga gitawag VADA.” – Victor Conte, CEO sa SNAC System.
Devin “ANG DAMGO” HANEY KARON KALIBUTAN pwesto #8 PINAAGI SA WBA, World title TUO SA TIBUOK CORNER
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LAS VEGAS, NV (Oktubre 5, 2018) – Undefeated phenom, Devin “Ang damgo” Haney(20-0, 13 KOs), is making noise in the lightweight division as the 19-year-old fighter is now ranked #8 by the WBA after his 10-round unanimous decision win over Juan Carlos Burgos(33-3-2, 21 KOs) last Friday night on ShoBox: The Next Generation, broadcast worldwide by Showtime.
Haney, a blue-chip prospect, dominated the former three-time world title challenger Burgos in their recent clash. The impressive feat has many fans and media members alike clamoring for Haney to be in contention for a world title shot.
“I believe in my skill and speed, I am second to none,” said Haney. “I’m the next superstar in the sport. Karon, I am focused on each and every fight. The media and fans can bring up exciting fights for me to take or even mention my name amongst world champions, but the main goal for me is to focus on the fights presented in front of me.”
Haney, who is not just a world title contender, but also a promoter, who promoted his fight last Friday night on Showtime under his promotional banner, Mga Promosyon sa Devin Haney.
“I am doing things differently than others my age,” Haney continued. “I am a promoter and a world-class fighter, so it is important that I stay very focused. I’m knocking on the doorstep of a world title. My time is coming.”
Dkp DON KING & BERMANE STIVERNE FILE SUIT AGAINST ALEXANDER POVETKIN & WORLD OF BOXING IN COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR SPORT
Deerfield Beach, FL (Oktubre 4, 2018)—Hall of Fame boxing promoter Don King and heavyweight contender Bermane Stiverne hoped to settle things in the ring in Yekaterinburg, Russia with former Olympic gold medalist Alexander Povetkin on Dec. 17, 2016.
Stiverne never got the opportunity in the WBC heavyweight eliminator that morning, when WBC officials announced Povetkin had tested positive for the illegal substance ostarine and the WBC pulled the sanctioning and the fight was cancelled.
King and Don King Productions and Stiverne will now settle things in court as they have filed suit for $2 million in the Court of Arbitration for Sport against Alexander Povetkin and the World of Boxing.
Don King Productions and the World of Boxing came to an agreement on Nov. 6, 2016 for the WBC sanctioned fight between Stiverne and Povetkin scheduled for Dec. 17, 2016 with the winner facing Deontay Wilder.
Both fighters were to receive purses of $1,424,250 and the winner of the fight would have earned an additional $316,500. It was the second failed drug test by Povetkin in a seven-month period.
Stiverne hopes to return to the ring to fight for the world title again.
“Povetkin and Ryabinsky can’t play by the rules of the WBC and VADA,” said King, “and they denied Bermane the opportunity of a lifetime to become heavyweight champion. All the hard work leading up to the fight and then waking up the morning of the fight in Russia and being told that there wouldn’t be a fight is devastating.”
VIDEO: DEVIN HANEY SHOWS POISE BEYOND HIS YEARS IN THE SHOWTIME SPORTS® DIGITAL FRANCHISE, Fight Night
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UNSA: In the latest installment of the original digital franchise Fight Night, Showtime Sports® takes viewers behind the scenes of last Friday’s ShoBox: Ang Bag-ong Henerasyon main event, as 19-year-old Devin Haney scored an impressive unanimous decision over former world title-challenger Juan Carlos Burgos.
Devin Haney: Fight Night takes viewers into the minds of the fighter and his family, from the pre-fight tranquility to the post-fight jubilation, with distinct cinematography and exclusive audio captured from Pechanga Resort Casino. Now a perfect 20-0 uban sa 13 KOs, Haney showed poise beyond his years throughout his second consecutive ShoBox main event.
“When I’m getting my hands wrapped, when I’m lacing up my boots and putting on my uniform, that’s when it starts getting real and the butterflies set in”, said Haney just hours before entering the ring. “That’s when I know it’s time.”
The entire September 28 ShoBox: Ang Bag-ong Henerasyon telecast is available via SHOWTIME ANYTIME®, SHOWTIME on DEMAND® and the stand-alone streaming service SHOWTIME®