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RAEESE "ANG KATAPUSAN" ALEEM MEDIA WORKOUT PANGUTANA & PHOTOS

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***Ang Dili Pakyas nga Prospect nga Aleem Naghimo sa iyang Telebisyon nga Debut sa ShoBox karong Biyernes, Pebrero 14 Pagpuyo sa Showtime^® Gikan sa 2300 Dalan Sa Philadelphia***

***Gamita Kini nga Link Alang sa Mga Litrato Gikan sa Team Aleem:***

https://mga luna.hightail.com/receive/ovztcuBNt3

**LAS VEGAS** – Pebrero 10, 2020 – Undefeated nagtubo nga paglaom **Raeese "Ang Hayop" Aleem** (15-0, 9 KOs) nagpahigayon sa usa ka media ehersisyo sa Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame samtang nangandam siya alang sa umaabot nga walo ka hugna nga super bantamweight bout batok ni Adam Lopez (19-3-2, 9 KOs) sa co-bahin sa *ShoBox: Ang Bag-ong Henerasyon* karong Biyernes, Pebrero 14 nagpuyo sa Showtime (10 sa gabii. ET / PT) gikan sa 2300 Arena sa Philadelphia.

Sa punoan nga panghuna-huna sa four-fight telecast, lightweight nga prospect nga si Thomas Mattice (15-1-1, 11 KOs) mag-atubang sa lisud nga paghagit kang Isaac Cruz (18-1-1, 14 KOs) sa usa ka 10-round bout lightweight. More, sa matchup sa wala’y pilde nga super lightweights, Montana Gugma ni Cleveland (12-0-1, 6 KOs) mobalik ngadto sa *ShoBox* sa walo ka hugna nga away kauban ang Jerrico Walton sa Houston (16-0, 7 KOs). Sa pag-abli bout sa telecast, undefeated super welterweight Derrick Colemon Jr. (11-0, 8 KOs), sa Detroit atubangon si Joseph Jackson (15-0, 12 KOs) sa North Carolina.

Aleem, nga nakahimo sa **Greg Hannely** sa **Prince Ranch Boxing** ug nga gipasiugda sa **Mga Promosyon sa Hari**, himuon ang debut sa telebisyon sa *ShoBox: Ang Bag-ong Henerasyon*.

Ania ang giingon ni Aleem sa Sabado sa **Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame** sa Las Vegas:

**RAEESE ALEEM**

"Nalipay kaayo ko sa paghimo sa akong telebisyon sa una nga telebisyon sa SHOWTIME, diin makita sa kalibutan ang akong talento. Gusto gyud nako nga maghimo og mga bag-ong fans. Kini ang usa ka lakang nga bato sa mas dagko ug mas maayo nga mga butang.

"Gibati ko nga ingon sa paglupad sa ilawom sa radar. Naa na ako didto uban ang tanan nga nagkataas nga palaabuton. Gikan ako sa usa ka gamay nga lungsod busa wala gyud ako nagtan-aw. Nabatyagan ko nga kinahanglan ko magbansay kaduha sa labing kadaghan sama sa kasagaran nga manlalaban nga mag-uban sa parehas nga panag-istoryahanay kaysa niining mga lalaki. Apan mao ra kana kung unsa ang dula. Andam na ako nga magpakita ug magpakita.

"Kini usa ka dako nga pagbalhin gikan sa pagbalhin ko dinhi [Las Vegas] gikan sa Muskegon, Mich., diin ako gikan. Nianhi ako dinhi nga wala’y pamilya ug walay mga higala, nga adunay bugtong ideya aron makapadayon sa akong karera. Nagpanguha ako sa pagtoo ug nabayran kini. Kini ang tanan bahin sa negosyo dinhi sa Las Vegas, ug kini maayo. Nakit-an na ako sa daghang mga bantog nga mga manggugubat ug nagpili daghang mga maayo nga mga tip.

"Si Adam Lopez usa ka lig-on nga Latino manlalaban nga magdala sa iyang dula nga 'A', ug siya adunay mapamatud-an. Daghang kasinatian niya. Nakig-uban siya sa daghang mga batid nga mga batan-on ug karon nga mga kampeon sa kalibutan. Kini ang klase sa away nga kinahanglan nakong buhaton sa sunod nga lakang padulong sa pagkahimong usa ka kampeon sa kalibutan.

“Usa ko ka agresibo nga boksingero nga gusto nga magbutang og daghang suntok. Gihimo nako nga gimingaw ang akong kontra ug gipabayaran ko sila. Aksyon ko tanan. Usa ko ka hayop! Andam kong moadto sa layo, apan ang akong kinaugalingon nga katuyoan mao ang pagpahawa kaniya gikan didto, aron makuha ang kadaugan. ”

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mosunod sa Twitter @ShowtimeBoxing, SHOSports, #*ShoBox*, o mahimo nga usa ka fan sa Facebook sa www.Facebook.com/SHOSports.

About *ShoBox: Ang Bag-ong Henerasyon*

Sukad sa iyang pagsugod sa Hulyo 2001, ang critically giila Showtime boxing sunod-sunod nga, *ShoBox: Ang Bag-ong Henerasyon* ang bahin sa batan-ong talento gipaangay, gisama tough. Ang *ShoBox* pilosopiya mao ang televise kulbahinam, panon sa katawhan-nga makapahimuot ug competitive matches samtang paghatag og usa ka pagpamatuod sa yuta alang sa andam nga mga palaaboton determinado sa pagpakig-away alang sa usa ka world title. Ang pipila sa mga nagtubo nga listahan sa mga 81 manggugubat nga nagpakita sa *ShoBox* ug abante nga pag-angkon og sa kalibotan titulo naglakip sa: Errol Spence Jr., Andre Ward, Deontay Wilder, Erislandy Lara, Shawn Porter, Gary Russell Jr., Lamont Peterson, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Nonito Donaire, Devon Alexander, Carl Froch, Robert Guerrero, Timothy Bradley, Jessie Vargas, Juan Manuel Lopez, Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi, Ricky Hatton, Kelly Pavlik, Si Pablo Williams ug mas.

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BELLATOR RE-SIGNS CHAMPIONS DOUGLAS LIMA UG ILIMA-LEI MACFARLANE SA MULTI-YEAR, MULTI-FIGHT CONTRACT EXTENSIONS

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**LOS ANGELES** – Bellator is proud to announce that welterweight champion **Douglas Lima** (32-7) and flyweight champion **Ilima-Lei Macfarlane** (11-0) will continue to compete inside the Bellator cage after signing exclusive multi-year, multi-fight extensions to remain with the ViacomCBS-owned promotion.

“Both Douglas Lima and Ilima-Lei Macfarlane continue to prove they are two of the most dominant fighters on the Bellator roster,” miingon si Bellator President Scott Coker. “They made their Bellator debuts very early on in their careers, have climbed to the top of their respective divisions and have come to represent what this promotion is all about. As champions, both have taken on all challenges and have succeeded in every opportunity. I look forward to watching them continue their careers with us.”

Hailing from Goiania, Brazil and now fighting out of Atlanta, Georgia, the 32-year-old Lima most recently handled Rory MacDonald in a rematch – a Welterweight World Grand Prix final matchup that saw Lima leave as a world champion with a one-million-dollar prize. Since making his promotional debut in 2011, “The Phenom” has earned 14 mga kadaugan, including a trio of world titles and 10 finishes, making the American Top Team-product one of the most dominant fighters in the 170-pound division. Uban sa 26 sa iyang 32 career victories coming by way of knockout or submission, including consecutive dominant finishes over **Andrey Koreshkov** ug **Michael “Venom” Page”** in the first two rounds of the World Grand Prix tournament, Lima has recently made it clear that he now has title aspirations at middleweight.

*Re-live Douglas Lima’s most recent championship victory here*

Natawo ug nagdako sa Honolulu, the inaugural Bellator flyweight champ Macfarlane made her pro debut in 2015 uban sa usa ka KO kadaugan nga miadto viral ug wala mitan-aw balik sukad, while remaining undefeated in her career. Uban sa impresibo mga kadaugan sa **Valerie Letourneau** ug **Veta Arteaga**, Macfarlane was the focal point of Bellator’s debut in Hawaii last year and returned to Hawaii with a submission win over **Kate Jackson** niini nga sa miaging Disyembre. Usa ka mapahitas-on gradwado sa Honolulu Punahou High School sa 2009, Macfarlane sa ulahi mitambong sa San Diego State University, diin siya moadto sa pag-angkon sa iyang Agalon degree sa liberal arts ug siyensiya sa usa ka focus sa lumad nga mga isyu - sa usa ka hilisgutan nga siya nagpabilin nga mabination mahitungod sa, recently launching "Ang Ilimanator Scholarship" for indigenous girls.

*Re-live Ilima-Lei’s most recent championship victory here*

Palihug sa pagbisita sa Bellator.com alang sa dugang nga impormasyon.

**About Bellator:**

Bellator is a leading global mixed martial arts and kickboxing promotion featuring many of the best athletes in the world. Ubos sa direksyon sa beterano away promoter Scott Coker, Bellator events take place in major cities worldwide and can be seen on television in over 160 countries to an available audience of over one billion people. Sa United States, Bellator can be seen on both Paramount Network and DAZN, the world’s first truly dedicated LIVE sports streaming service. Bellator is comprised of an executive team that includes top industry professionals in television production, live event organisar, fighter nga kalamboan / nga relasyon, venue procurement, sponsorship paglalang / development, internasyonal nga lisensiya nga angayan, marketing, advertising, publicity and commission relations. Bellator is based in Hollywood, Calif. and owned by entertainment giant ViacomCBS, panimalay ngadto sa mga kalibutan sa una nga kalingawan brands nga Sumpaysumpaya ang uban sa mga tumatan-aw pinaagi sa lig-ong nga sulod sa tibuok telebisyon, motion hulagway, online ug mobile nga mga platform.

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Undefeated NABF Welterweight Champion Blair “The Flair” Cobbs Battles Samuel Kotey Friday February 14, From the Honda Center in Anaheim, California Live on DAZN

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**LAS VEGAS, NV (Pebrero 10, 2020)** – Undefeated NABF Welterweight Champion **Blair “The Flair” Cobbs** (14-0-1, 10 KOs) hosted a Las Vegas media workout Saturday in preparation for his upcoming bout against **Samuel Kotey** (23-2, 16 KOs) which takes place Friday, Pebrero 14 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

Cobbs, nga nakahimo sa **Greg Hannely** sa **Prince Ranch Boxing** ug nga gipasiugda sa **Golden Boy Promotions**, mohimo sa iyang 2020 debut as part of the of **Ryan Garcia** batok **Francisco Fonseca** card, which will air live on **DAZN** sa 7 sa gabii. UG / 4 sa gabii. PT.

Here is what Cobbs had to say Saturday from the **Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame** sa Las Vegas:

**BLAIR COBBS**

“This camp has been amazing. I’ve had nothing but the greatest sparring partners to get prepared for this upcoming bout. Ang akong tigbansay **Brandon Woods** has been sharpening up my tools and I’m ready to preform at my best on fight night. Everyone can expect to see the best Blair “The Flair” Cobbs possible. This is a sport filled with entertainment and I call myself “The most exciting man in Boxing”.

“On Valentines Day, I’m going to steal the show and all the fans watching on DAZN will see an amazing performance from me. Akong kontra, Samuel Kotey, is a tough hombre who is coming to win, but I have other plans for him. There is nothing he can do that will outmatch my skill and desire to win this fight.”

“It’s been a wonderful experience having the Mexican fans behind me being that they know that’s where I first learned how to box when I fled to Guadalajara, Mexico. It’s been a hell of a journey coming back to the United States from Mexico, where I learned to fight the Mexican style, always throwing big shots to entertain the fans. Fighting in the amateurs in Mexico, is like fighting in the pros. Sometimes we didn’t use headgear. It was crazy, but it made me the fighter I am today.”

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BERMUDEZ VICTORIOUS, ERICKSON PUTS ON A CLINIC AS NEF BRINGS A SYMPHONY OF DESTRUCTION TO THE MERRILL AUDITORIUM STAGE

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SA HINANALING PAGPAGAWAS: Portland, Maine (Pebrero 10, 2020) – More than 2000 braved frigid temperatures on Saturday night as New England Fights (Kaha) brought its most recent mixed-martial-arts (MMA) event to the stage of Merrill Auditorium in Portland. 22 fights took place under the shadow of the world-famous 1911 Kotzschmar Memorial Organ. It was NEF’s debut at the century-old venue, and the event opened the venerable fight promotion’s ninth season of MMA competition.

Sa main event sa gabii, UFC beterano saManny "Ang Bermudez Triangle" Bermudez(15-2) gisumiterBruce "Pretty Boy" Boyington (19-12) with a guillotine choke in the first round. The bout was originally scheduled to be contested for the NEF Professional Lightweight Title, but with Bermudez missing championship weight, he was not eligible to win the belt. The title currently remains vacant.

Bermudez’s victory capped a perfect night for the South Shore Sportfighting team of Rockland, Massachusetts. Teammates Darryl Andrews (1-0) ug Tim Birkenhead (2-0) were both successful in their respective fights to lift their gym to a 3-0 record on the event.

Also going 3-0 on the evening was the team of Evolution Athletix based in Saco, Maine.Teddy Politis (1-0), Ben Grady (1-0), ugTyler Smythe (1-0) all stopped their opponents within the first minute of the first round of their respective fights to win their respective amateur debuts.

The biggest story of the night, undoubtedly, came in the co-main event as longtime NEF veteranJesse “The Viking” Erickson(10-8) dalaSi Josh "Hook On" Harvey(7-1-1) the first loss of his professional career. Erickson, who represents both Central Maine Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Recon Fitness, put on a brilliant jiu-jitsu clinic that will be remembered for years to come. Trapped against the cage by Harvey early-on in the first round, Erickson pulled guard and transitioned through a chain of submissions before finally settling in with an armbar to force the tapout, sending the Portland crowd into an absolute frenzy.

In a wild heavyweight slugfest that also took place on the professional portion of the card, Ras “Rasquatch” Hylton (5-3) downedBrad Lee(0-1) via technical knockout in the second round. After several minutes of feeling each other out, the pair exchanged in a back-and-forth slobber-knocker in the closing moments of the first round. A little over a minute into the second round, the referee called a halt to the action after several unanswered strikes from the 6’6” Hylton.

Hylton’s First Class MMA teammateJacob Deppmeyer(1-0) had a successful pro debut, pagpildiCarl Langston(0-5) via first-round technical knockout. Deppmeyer, trapped Langston in a reverse triangle and rained down a series of unanswered elbows, giving the referee no option but to stop the bout at that point.

On the amateur card, top prospectMike Bezanson (5-0) of Kaze Dojo remained undefeated with a technical knockout win overGreg Ishihara(2-2) sa unang round.

Also remaining undefeated in the amateur ranks wereNate “The Mule” White(5-0) ugCaleb “Dr. Feelgood” Austin (4-0), both fighting out of CMBJJ, who finished their respective opponents in the first round.

Another CMBJJ product, Garry Carr (3-1), broke his own record for a second consecutive time when he became, yet again, the oldest athlete to win a fight in the NEF cage. At 58-years-young, Carr took a unanimous decision victory over 23-year-old Austin Hamilton (0-2) in a catchweight amateur fight.

NEF also announced that its next event would see the promotion return to the campus of UMaine Orono at the Collins Center for the Arts on April 18 with “NEF 43: Rampage.” Already confirmed for the event, Zac "Bato" nga si Richard(6-2-1) will defend the NEF Amateur Lightweight Title againstDevin Corson(3-1), samtangChelsea Tucker(3-3) is scheduled to meet Oregon’sCaree Hill(6-2) for the NEF Amateur Women’s Flyweight Championship, and Caleb Austin facesJames Ploss (1-2) in a long-awaited rematch of their controversial 2017 katapusan.

The full “NEF 42” results from Portland, Maine:

PROPESYONAL

Manny Bermudez def. Bruce Boyington via tap to guillotine, round 1

Jesse Erickson def. Josh Harvey via tap to armbar, round 1

Ras Hylton def. Brad Lee via technical knockout, round 2

Chris Caterino def. Nate Boucher via tap to armbar, round 1

Jacob Deppmeyer def. Carl Langston via technical knockout, round 1

Amateur

Tim Birkenhead def. Mike Murray via tap to kneebar, round 2

Joe Howard def. Justin Kangas via KO, round 1

Mike Bezanson def. Greg Ishihara via technical knockout, round 1

Felipe Gunter def. Hannon Sanford via unanimous decision

Nate White def. Brian Cosco via technical knockout, round 1

Darryl Andrews def. Titus Pannell via unanimous decision

Jason Landry def. Dustin Carrier via technical knockout, round 2

Tyler Smythe def. Clifford Redman via technical submission, round 1

Garry Carr def. Austin Hamilton via unanimous decision

Ryan Fogg def. Giuliano Rossi via doctor stoppage, round 2

Ben Grady def. Jon Assam via KO, round 1

Tim Bergeron def. Henry Jeffs via technical knockout, round 1

Caleb Austin def. Dillon Henry via tap to rear-naked choke, round 1

Dylan Williams def. Wyatt Sochin via split decision

Randall Hathorn def. Tim Murray via technical knockout, round 1

Henry Clark def. Taylor Bartlett via technical submission, round 1

Teddy Politis def. Kevin Lamay via tap to Kimura, round 1

New England away’ sunod nga mixed-martial arts event, “Kaha 43: Rampage,” ang pagkuha sa dapit sa Sabado, Abril 18, 2020, at the Collins Center for the Arts at UMaine Orono. Tickets will be on sale this week atwww.CollinsCenterfortheArts.com.

Mahitungod sa New England away

New England away ("Lisa") mao ang usa ka pagpakig-away sa mga panghitabo promosyon nga kompanya. ni NEF misyon mao ang paghimo sa labing taas nga kalidad nga mga panghitabo alang sa mga manggugubat ug mga fans nga managsama. Kaha ang executive team adunay halapad nga kasinatian sa combat sports sa pagdumala, mga panghitabo sa produksyon, media relations, marketing, legal ug advertising.

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USA Boxing featherweight Andrea Medina closing in on 2020 Olympic spot in Tokyo

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Colorado Springs, Lap. (Pebrero 10, 2020) – Coming off consecutive runner-up finishes in major tournaments, USA Boxing featherweightAndrea Medina is within one tournament of representing her country in the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

Sa Disyembre, the 20-year-old Medina lost a split decision toLupe Gutierrez sa 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Boxing, ug 4-1 saIulia Tsyplakova (Ukraine) last month at the Strandja Tournament in Bulgaria. The Chula Vista, California boxer was recently named to USA Boxing’s Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Boxing Qualification Team.

“Placing second at the trials only made me more eager to get that Olympic Qualification spot,” Medina said. “I just wanted to show USA Boxing that I was the one to represent at 57 kilograms. I am only going to get better and I cannot wait to show the world everything that I got.

“For it (Strandja) being my first ever international tournament, I was very proud of how far I got in the tournament and getting that silver medal. I was very happy with all my performances and I am excited to get back to work on things I need to improve on. Aside from all that, going to a different country was awesome and I can’t wait to travel more doing what I love the most.”

Medina and her Team USA stablemates are currently training in Colorado Springs at the state-of-the-art United States Olympic and Paralympic Training Center. To qualify for participation in this year’s Olympic Games, Medina needs to finish among the top three in the 57-kilogram (125 lbs.) division at the America’s Qualification Tournament, March 26-April 3, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. One final opportunity at the World Qualifier in Paris, France, in which she could qualify for the Olympics by placing among the top five.

“It means the world to me to be on the USA Boxing Olympic Qualification Team,” Medina added. “It is everything I have been working for since I started competing at eight years old and I cannot believe the Olympic Games are only in a few months. Making history in San Diego by being the first person to make the Olympic Team for boxing is a big deal for my family, my city and myself. I cannot express how excited I am to have come this far, but there is still so much to do, and I am ready.

“I feel that I work better under pressure and I truly believe that I will qualify for Tokyo, whether it be in Argentina or France, but my main goal, karon, is to train hard to get that gold in Argentina.”

Medina believes her major strength inside the ring is her ability to adjust during a fight. She prefers fighting on the outside, but she can brawl if needed, because she enjoys throwing a lot of power punches.

Medina also realizes that she’s in a prime place regarding the rising popularity of female boxing, following in the USA Boxing footsteps of two-time Olympic gold medalistClaressa Shields and Olympic bronze medalistMarlen Esparza, along with past USA Olympians such asQueen Underwood ugMikaela Mayer.

“Female boxing is only going to get bigger,” Medina predicted. “Being a female fighter today means a lot to me, because I have been doing this for 15 ka tuig na karon, and seeing it grow year after year only shows how strong females are and what we can accomplish. I predict that, in the future, boxing will not be seen as a man’s sport, but will be neutral for both men and women.”

Competing at the Olympics has been a life-long dream for Medina, but she also has plans for her immediate future.

“Reaching the Olympics has been my main goal throughout my boxing career,” Andrea remarked, “so now that it is so close makes me want to work even harder. Other goals of mine are to graduate from college and get my own condominium, which I will do after all this is over.

“I plan on turning pro after the Olympics, most likely at the beginning or middle of 2021, so I can finish school and give my body some rest and recovery.”

Andrea Medina is so close to being an Olympian and everything associated with that accomplishment that she can practically reach out and feel it. Just one more step, whether in Buenos Aires or Paris, and it’ll be mission accomplished for her.

IMPORMASYON:

www.usaboxing.org

Twitter: @USABoxing

Instagram: @USABoxing

Facebook: /USABoxing

MAHITUNGOD SA USA BOXING: To promote and grow Olympic-style amateur boxing in the United States and to inspire the tireless pursuit of Olympic gold and enable athletes and coaches to achieve sustained competitive excellence. Additionally, Ang USA Boxing naningkamot sa pagtudlo sa tanang partisipante sa kinaiya, pagsalig ug pag-focus nga kinahanglan nila aron mahimong lig-on ug lainlain nga mga kampeon, both in and out of the ring. USA Boxing is one team, usa ka nasod, moadto alang sa bulawan!

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A STACKED UNDERCARD TO BE FEATURED ON BKFC 10 AHEAD OF HECTOR LOMBARD VS. DAVID MUNDELL

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**Ulysses Diaz to Face Brian Maxwell Saturday, Pebrero 15 from the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.**

*Pay-Per-View Action Begins Live at 9 sa gabii. ET / 6 hapon. PT with Prelims Beginning In-Arena Only at 8:15 sa gabii. UG*

**Fort Lauderdale, Fla.** (Pebrero 10, 2020) – **Ulysses Diaz** will square off against **Brian Maxwell** in a 195-pound BKFC 10 undercard attraction as **Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship** (BKFC) hits South Florida on Saturday, Pebrero 15 live on pay-per-view from the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Also competing on the undercard will be **Lorenzo Hunt** batok **Gustavo Trujillo** in a 205-pound scrap. **Reggie Barnett** will return to BKFC action as he faces **Matt Murphy** in a 145-pound bout. **Travis Thompson** will also return to BKFC competition against **Joshua Boudreaux,** ug **Francesco Ricchi** will toe the line with **Fred Pierce**.

“BKFC 10” nga gisibya sa tibuok Estados Unidos ug Canada, lamang sa pay-per-view pinaagi MultiVision Media, Inc., sa tanan nga mayor nga telebisyon-apod-apod outlets alang sa $29.99. Kini usab mahimong anaa sa ni BKFC internasyonal nga partners nga sibya sa tibuok kalibutan, ug pinaagi sa sapa sa tanan sa-balay ug gikan-sa-balay nga konektado lalang pinaagi sa FITE.

Ang mga tiket alang sa “BKFC 10” are on sale now at bareknuckle.tv.

“As usual, this card is stacked from top to bottom,” said BKFC founder and President David Feldman. “We have many potential Fight of the Night candidates. We have some great local fighters from South Florida in the undercard as well. We’re looking forward to giving the fans another great, nonstop, action-packed event.”

BKFC 10 will be headlined by a showdown between Cuban sensation **Hector “Showeather” Lombard** ug lisud nga-gi-igo **David Mundell** in an explosive cruiserweight main attraction. Ang co-main event naglatid sa usa ka sa tanan nga mga-aksyon 155-pound contest sa taliwala sa **Jim Alers** ug **Kaleb Harris**. Usab indig sa Pebrero 15 mahimong **Luis Palomino** nag-atubang sa **Elvin Britto** sa usa ka 155-pound bout, ingon man usab sa **dat Nguyen** makigpinaksitay batok sa **Abdiel Velasquez** sa usa ka 135-pound away.

A native of Cuba who now fights out of Miami, Diaz is a professional boxer with a record of 12-1, 11 of those wins coming by knockout. He’ll make his BKFC debut on February 15. Virginia’s Brian Maxwell is a professional MMA fighter who’ll be looking to capture his first BKFC win.

Fighting out of St. Augustine, Fla., Hunt defeated Reggie Pena at BKFC 8 and he’ll look to continue that bare knuckle success against Trujillo. Trujillo also tasted victory at BKFC 8 by defeating Rob Morrow, and he’ll do everything that he can to emerge victorious against Hunt.

Virginia’s Barnett, who has a 3-1 record in BKFC competition, will be looking to get back to his winning ways against Murphy. Murphy, who fights out of St. Louis, will be making his third appearance in BKFC action.

Thompson, a California native, will also be returning to BKFC action as he takes on Boudreaux out of Biloxi, Miss., and Miami’s Ricchi will be making his BKFC debut against Oklahoma’s Pierce who’ll be competing in his second BKFC contest.

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**Mga Nag-anak nga lutahan Fighting Championship**
Sa Hunyo 2, 2018, Philadelphia-based Nag-anak nga lutahan Fighting Championship (BKFC) kasaysayan combat sports sa diha nga kini nagpasiugda sa unang legal nga, gitugotan ug gikontrolar nanganak lutahan nga hitabo sa Estados Unidos sukad sa 1889. “BKFC 1: Ang sinugdanan” nahitabo sa Cheyenne, Wyoming ug bahin 10 propesyonal nga away, ang tanan nga anaa sa ilalum sa mga pagdumala ug pagkontrolar sa Wyoming pagpakigsulti Sports Commission. BKFC naggamit sa lang-on manggugubat nga kaniadto kompetisyon propesyonal sa boxing, MMA, Kickboxing ug / o sa Muay Thai. Ang tanan nga BKFC bouts nga gitugotan ug gikontrolar sa ABC sakop sa athletic komisyon. Alang sa dugang nga impormasyon pagbisita www.bareknuckle.tv o mosunod sa Twitter sa https://twitter.com/bareknucklefc sa Instagram sahttps://www.instagram.com/bareknucklefc/ sa YouTube sahttps://www.youtube.com/
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“Fight Night In Framingham” Fighting Life charity event, March 20th at Sheraton Hotel

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FRAMINGHAM, Misa. (Pebrero 10, 2020) – “Fight Night In Framingham”, presented by Shearns Boxing Promotions (SBP), not only will be the first professional boxing event in the Massachusetts city, located 20 miles southwest of Boston, it has additional meaning for youngsters in that market.

“Fight Night In Framingham,” will be held Friday night, Marso 20, at Sheraton Framingham Hotel for the benefit ofFighting Life, an after-school youth boxing and academic empowerment program, available 100-percent free of charge, to students beginning in elementary school through high school education.

“SBP is very excited and looks forward to putting on Framingham’s first ever boxing event for this organization,” promoterChuck Shearns commented. “I think what is speaks the loudest right now is the amount of community and business supportFighting Life has received, including the presenting sponsor, Street Light Ventures, which is a great company. I think it says a lot about what A.J. Thomas and the board are trying to accomplish with this organization. This kind of support will go a long way.”

Located out of UpperKuts Boxing Club in Ashland, Massachusetts, the Fighting Life Boxing Program was founded by owner and head coach, A.J. Thomas, as a resource and program to provide children with a positive outlet and outlook in life. Visitwww.fightinglife.org to learn more about this organization.

The purpose ofFighting Lifeis to provide a safe space to promote structure, growth mindset, self-worth, and goal setting through physical and academic fulfillment and self-discipline.

“It is an outlet for kids,” Thomas (gihulagway sa wala) explainedFighting Life. “Kids who have been picked on, bullied, or at risk find it’s a safe haven. We take kids from all walks of life. We don’t turn anybody away. If their parents can’t afford the membership fee to join the gym, we provide a voucher to apply to waive the fee. Not all of these kids come here to become boxers. We have fitness classes in addition to teaching boxing lessons.

“This show is important because the attention and money we receive will help us get more volunteers, equipment, and go places (to box) that they’ve never been. Any money we receive will go straight to the kids. Our dream is promote out own shows someday to get our charity’s name out there for the benefit of our programs. Boxing is growing here in Framingham and we believe that there will be more boxing in our city. I even check on them in school and if they need help, they’ll have a big brother right next to them. Everything is for the kids!"

Two unbeaten pro “graduates” of the Fighting Life Boxing Program, super featherweightsTimmy Ramos (5-0-2, 5 KOs) ugNelson "Chino" Perez (2-0m, 2 KOs), are fighting in the main event and co-feature, respectively. Both train at UpperKuts and haven’t forgotten where they come from, often teaching youngsters in the program how to train to become boxers.

“Timmy and Nelson have been with me for years,” Thomas added. “They’ve used their efforts in boxing to better their lives. We’re all family here. Timmy and Nelson are still part of our program because they help the other kids.”

Ramos, fighting out of Framingham, was a two-time New England Golden Gloves champion as an amateur. He is in the 6-round, main event batok saCarlos Marrero, III (2-3-1), sa Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Perez, who hails from nearby Marlboro, is another New England Golden Gloves champion. He faces an opponent to be determined in the 6-round co-featured event. “I try to teach the kids to stay out of trouble,” Perez remarked. “I coach them a little to help them live and prosper. It’s great seeing these kids in the gym. I’m very excited to be part of this event to benefit Fighting Life.”

Boston heavyweightTracey Johnson (4-7-6), whose brotherDemetrio Andrade is a past Olympian and reigning WBO super middleweight champion, makakuha saLarry “Hitman” Pryor (11-22-5, 5 KOs) in a 6-round bout.

A pair of quality MMA fighters, Albania-born super middleweightKastriot “Slaughterhouse” Xhema, fighting out of Greenwich, CT, makes his pro boxing debut against Framingham favorite, Brazilian-bornSaul "Ang Kaka" Almeida (0-10-3, 20-11 sa MMA).

Also fighting on the undercard is Southbridge, MA welterweightWilfredo “El Sucaro” Pagan (6-1, 3 KOs) vs.Tyrone "Mga Kamot nga Bato" Luckey (9-12-4, 7 KOs), in a 6-round bout; Worcester, MA super featherweightAndino Ranse (1-1) vs. Henry Garcia (0-5-1), of New Bedford, MA, and pro-debuting Hartford, CT super flyweightAngel Gonzalez, Jr. vs. Brandon Allen Sagraves (0-1), in 4-round fights. Gonzalez is a decorated amateur boxer who is a three-time New England Golden Gloves, two-time Ringside National and 2014 National PAL champion

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Tickets prices are $75,.00 ringside (laray nga gihulma 1-3), $60.00 (seated), $45.00 standing room, and VIP tables (sa 10) alang sa $1000.00 and may be purchasedHERE, at UpperKuts gym, or from any of the local fighters on the card.

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Street Light Ventures is the presenting sponsor. Other sponsors include Bernardi Auto Group, East Coast Herbalist, Tecate, Ashwood Advisors LLC and A Affordable Insurance.

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