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CLARESSA SHIELDS AND HANNAH RANKIN MIAMI MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES AND PHOTOS

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Undisputed Middleweight Champion Claressa Shields and Former Champion Ivana Habazin Meet for WBO Junior Middleweight Title Saturday, Outubro 5 Vivo no canal Showtime®From Flint, me.

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PRAIA DE MIAMI (Setembro 24, 2019) – Undisputed Middleweight World ChampionClaressa Shields participated in a media workout in Miami on Tuesday in preparation for her upcoming showdown with Ivana Habazin próximo sábado, Outubro 5 live on SHOWTIME from Dort Federal Credit Union Event Center in Flint, Michigan.

Shields will look to become the fastest fighter in history, masculino ou feminino, to win world titles in three divisions when she faces Habazin for the WBO Junior Middleweight World Title in the main event of Showtime Boxing: EDIÇÃO ESPECIAL in her hometown of Flint.

Also participating in Tuesday’s workout was IBO Super Welterweight Champion Hannah Rankin, who competes in a non-televised undercard attraction next Saturday.

Shields vs. Habazin is promoted by Salita Promotions. Tickets for the live event can be purchased at Ticketmaster.com and at the Dort Center box office.

In the televised co-feature on October 5, undefeated welterweight sensation Jaron Ennis will return to national television against once-beaten Demian Daniel Fernandez in a 10-round bout. In the SHOWTIME opener, undefeated heavyweight prospect Jermaine Franklin will face once-beaten Pavel Sour less than an hour from his hometown of Saginaw, me.

Here’s what the fighters had to say on Tuesday from the famed 5th Street Gym em Miami Beach:

Claressa Shields, Undisputed Middleweight World Champion

“I love boxing and I love that I’m one of the women who is carrying the sport, making it bigger and more well known. We’re getting more respect.

“There are fighters out there who believe that they can beat me and that really motivates me. That’s why I train and put in the time that I do.

“I want to show everybody that I’m a truly great fighter. I can beat Vasiliy Lomachenko’s record of winning titles in three divisions in 10 fights instead of 12. Mais, I’m going backwards, not going up in weight, where there are better challenges for me.

“My performances will lead to bigger fights and bigger purses for me and my opponents. I’m just going to keep building my name and building my brand.


“With this fight against Habazin, I’m definitely going in looking for the knockout. If I get it in spectacular fashion, that will go viral and help push my career forward.

“It means everything to have this fight back in my hometown. I want to be the good news for Flint and make people smile. I’m happy to be bringing a fight back home while I’m still on top. I feel like Flint will be uplifted by that.

“Everyone back home is really excited for this event. It’s going to be a huge homecoming for me on October 5.

“Muhammad Ali has trained here at 5th Street Gym and every time I train here I feel like I’m in his presence. It makes me want to be even greater. He’s the GOAT and I’m going to be the GWOAT.

“Being here in Florida is great for the weight cut. I’ve been down here for nine weeks and it’s hot every day. I’m sweating and working hard and the pounds are just coming off.”

HANNAH RANKIN, IBO Super Welterweight Champion

“It’s fantastic to be in Florida training for this fight. Everything has been perfect and I’m feeling great.

“I’m really looking forward to October 5. Me and my opponent are going to put on a great show for fans for six rounds or as long as it lasts. I want to show them what women’s boxing is about.

“There are lots of exciting things in the cards for me after this fight. I’m ready to take on the top fighters and pursue world titles at 154-pounds. I can’t wait to show everyone what I can do.”

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ABOUT SHIELDS VS. HABAZIN
Undisputed Middleweight World Champion Claressa Shields will aim to make history by becoming the fastest fighter in boxing, masculino ou feminino, to become a three-division world champion when she takes on former world champion Ivana Habazin Saturday, Outubro 5 vivo no canal Showtime.

The showdown for the vacant WBO Junior Middleweight Title headlines a SHOWTIME BOXING: SPECIAL EDITION telecast at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT from Dort Federal Event Center in Shields’ hometown of Flint, me. The vacant WBC Women’s Diamond Super Welterweight Championship will also be on the line in Shields’ first professional fight in her hometown.
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SHAWN PORTER, ANTHONY Dirrell & ROBERT GUERRERO LAS VEGAS MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES & FOTOS

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WBC Champion Porter Faces IBF Champion Errol Spence Jr. in Welterweight Title Unification that Headlines FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View Saturday, Setembro 28 do Staples Center em Los Angeles

Dirrell Defends Super Middleweight Title Against Unbeaten David Benavidez in Pay-Per-View Co-Main Event While Guerrero Headlines FS1 PBC Fight Night Prelims

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LAS VEGAS (Setembro 18, 2019) – WBC Welterweight Champion “Altura De Começar” Shawn Porter, WBC Super Middleweight Champion Anthony “The Dog” Dirrell e ex-campeão mundial por três vezes Robert “The Ghost” Guerreiro hosted a media workout in Las Vegas Wednesday as they near their respective showdowns taking place Saturday, Setembro 28 do Staples Center em Los Angeles.

Porter will headline the FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View in a highly anticipated welterweight title unification against Errol Spence Jr., while Dirrell defends his belt against unbeaten David Benavidez in the pay-per-view co-main event as part of action beginning at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT.

Guerrero will take on Jerry Thomas in a welterweight attraction that highlights FS1 PBC Fight Night Prelims preceding the pay-per-view and beginning at 7:30 p.m. E / 4:30 p.m. PT.

Tickets for the September 28th evento, which is promoted by Man Down Promotions, TGB Promotions and Shawn Porter Promotions, are on sale now and can be purchased at AXS.com.

Here is what the fighters had to say Wednesday from Barry’s Boxing Gym in Las Vegas:

SHAWN PORTER

“Shawn Porter is going to leave the ring with two belts. I’m going to hit him. I’m going to hit him hard and I’m going to do things you’ve never seen anyone do against Errol Spence.

“I’m expecting there to be adversity for Errol. There’s going to be a moment where he realizes he’s losing this fight. He has to be solid psychologically. I don’t know if he’s going to be in the ring. I believe I have the advantage there and that I know how to get into his head.

“I think Errol’s confidence is natural like mine. But I think that he’s fed his confidence to the point where some arrogance has come out. I think he’s going to show that in the fight early on. He’s going to have to adjust. Once he recognizes that, I expect the arrogance to go out the window and that he’ll have to figure it out.

“I’ve never seen Errol go through any adversity in the ring. I don’t think anyone has been able to challenge him the way I can challenge him. Eu estou realmente esperando por isso.

“There’s a combination that comes from Shawn Porter that you can’t get anywhere else. It’s the speed, poder, agility and intelligence. You have to make a lot of adjustments on the fly and be ready. I’m hard to prepare for. Spence probably has one or two things that he’s expecting, but it’s not going to go that way.

“I’ve been in Errol’s position before and I know what it’s like to think that all I had to do was show up and be me. I’ve gotten to a point where I realize now that I have to do more.

“I don’t think there’s too much to figure out with Errol. The game plan is to make him make the adjustments. Things don’t always go to plan, but I still think I know what he wants to do in there. He’s not going to give you a lot to adjust to, but what he does do, he’s supreme and he’s great at.

“Southpaws always bring the best out of me. I’m young again. You’re going to see the best Shawn Porter.

“I think Errol has a lot more to lose in this fight. He’s never had to deal with a loss, and most people aren’t expecting him to lose. He’s in the perfect position being considered a top welterweight. But from my perspective, I just have absolutely no intention on losing.”

ANTHONY Dirrell

“This is going to be a good fight. David Benavidez is a warrior and I don’t take anything away from him. But I know that I have all the tools to beat him. He’s never fought someone like me. Everyone he knocked out, he was supposed to knock out.

“I have everything I need in my arsenal. I’m versatile. I can switch it up if I need to. If I need to sit in the pocket, I can. If I need to box, I can. I just don’t think Benavidez is what everyone makes him out to be.

“Eu vou para o nocaute. I go for the knockout in every fight. If it doesn’t happen, I can still go 12 rounds and come out victorious.

“This win would build my legacy. Some people expect me to lose, and I’m happy about that. This just takes my career to another level.

“I’m not looking past this fight. I’m focused on David Benavidez. After this fight I can talk about unification or whatever. Put first I have to take care of David.

“A loss is a loss no matter which way you put it. Whether you lose by a mile or half a round. That’s in the past and we’re only focused on the future. There’s an undefeated 22-year-old fighter trying to take what I’ve got.

“You put all the work in when you’re in the gym, then you have to leave everything in the ring. We trained too hard to not do that. Estou muito confiante. No final do dia, the fans are going to win.

“I’ve seen Benavidez fight before. My coaches have watched him closely and will come up with the game plan. He’s quick, but we’ll be ready.”

Robert Guerrero

“I feel great right now. Everything has been going smoothly and I can’t wait to just go to work out there. All the hard stuff is done, now it’s just maintaining and staying ready.

“I’m excited for this opportunity. I’m well prepared and ready to go. It’s like any other fight. You leave no stone unturned, execute your game plan and do what you have to do to win.

“The fans are going to get what they always get from me. I’m going to come to fight, take care of business and leave everyone with something to remember.

“In a lot of my fights, I just walked guys down. I’ve had guys like Keith Thurman and Danny Garcia fighting just to hang in there, and I wasn’t even fighting to my full potential. I was just walking them down. But my skills are boxing, that’s how I fought at the lighter weights. I got away from what I was good at.”

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ABOUT SPENCE VS. PORTER
Spence vs. Porter pits unbeaten IBF Welterweight Champion Errol “A Verdade” Spence Jr. against WBC Welterweight Champion “Altura De Começar” Shawn Porter in a 147-pound title unification that headlines a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View event on Saturday, Setembro 28 do Staples Center em Los Angeles.

The pay-per-view event begins at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT and features WBC Super Middleweight World Champion Anthony “The Dog” Dirrell facing unbeaten former champion David “O Red Flag” Benavidez in the co-main event, unbeaten contenders Mario “El Azteca” Barrios and Batyr Akhmedov battling for the WBA Super Lightweight title, and rugged veteran Josesito “The Riverside Rocky” Lopez and brawler John Molina Jr. competing in a 10-round welterweight fight.

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PELTZ BOXING: A LIFE-LONG LOVE STORY; J Russell Peltz Celebrates Half Century in Boxing

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PHILADELPHIA — Para 50 anos, J Russell Peltz has lived and breathed boxing. Em outubro 4, he will celebrate his Golden Anniversary as a Philadelphia promoter with an eight-bout card titled “Sangue, Sweat & 50 Anos,” no 2300 Arena. desde setembro. 30, 1969, he’s been an institution in the city, providing a platform for hundreds, if not thousands of Philadelphia fighters to showcase their talent. He’s promoted over a thousand boxing events and over 40 world title bouts. For half a century, Peltz has ridden the roller coaster of small- and big-time boxing, with stops all over the world.


Peltz’ love for boxing has outlived mentors, parents, a sister, a son and a marriage. It’s been the constant throughout the entirety of his adult life, and a refuge from guilt, sadness and loss. It was the cane he used when he couldn’t stand, and the mountain from which he screamed his successes. It has been an enduring passion and a safe, faceless pool where he could pour out an immense amount of love, out loud, and without guilt or fear of judgement.


He has an savant-like ability to recall dates of fights, who was on every card, and what happened in every round. He remembers detailed 40-year-old stories, lutas, conversations and events like they happened yesterday.


For his 14th birthday, his dad took him to his first fight and it was love at first bell. He knew he was going to be a part of the beautiful brutality of boxing. His mom refused to allow him to go to more fights; she didn’t want him to be part of “that element.” He would lie and say he was out with friends or at parties, then go to the fights. Eventually she relented, and his father took him to more fights. He would abandon a burgeoning sports journalism career and promote his first event on Sept. 30, 1969.


J Russell Peltz grew up in an upper middle-class family, moving from Philadelphia to the wealthy community of Bala Cynwyd on Philadelphia’s Main Line when he entered third grade. O pai dele, Bernard Peltz, a plumber like his own dad, had expanded Peltz Plumbing to include heating and air-conditioning. By all measurements, his business was successful, catering to both residential repairs and large company and government installations. His father was beloved by his employees.


Peltz had a taste of the plumbing life over two summers in 1963 and ’64 and was decidedly bad at it. It was a disastrous endeavor for teenage Peltz, who was not mechanically inclined. One error resulted in the destruction of several oil paintings belonging to a wealthy client, and a large bill for his father to foot.


His father wasn’t much of a sports fan outside of boxing. O pai dele, Peltz’ grandfather, was an avid fan and worked for Western Union. On fight nights, including during the Jack Dempsey vs. Gene Tunney fight in 1926 na Filadélfia, he would be ringside, gathering updates and copy and communicating them to the wire services.


As Peltz tells it, seu pai, like many parents of kids who came of age in the 50s and 60s, was not expressive with his emotions. “He was just not the kind of person,” Peltz began, then paused. “Any more than I am, that could show it. My mom was the emotional, loving one.”


What shines through when conversing with Peltz, is how much his parents loved each other. In a time where men were not supposed to cry, Peltz’s father, who he described as a “man’s man,” took care of his wife while she was sick for years with emphysema. “They were passionately in love,” said Peltz. “Things became rocky later, especially when my mother became sick, but he always loved her.


“She was so weak he would have to cut her meat and pre-chew it, so she would be strong enough to chew the rest of it,” remembers Peltz. “He would do those things and you could see that he loved her.”


After his mother passed away in 1975, Peltz found a box among her belongings: “When my mom died, I found a box of newspaper clippings of stories about me, some of which I’d never seen before. I knew she loved me.”


His father gave him an office to work from, and twice lent him money when Peltz needed a boost to get through a show or a bad year. If Peltz hadn’t been weighed down with remorse, he might have seen these gestures and support of his son’s boxing promoter career, of which he outwardly didn’t approve, as his father’s way of saying I love you.


A rift developed in the family when Peltz married his first wife, a non-Jewish girl, em 1969, against the wishes of his parents. This disagreement would color the remainder of their years together.


Em 72 anos, Peltz looks back over those years and sees a selfish, immature version of himself, who didn’t treat his parents all that well. “I never had a mature relationship with my parents,” Peltz would say more than once. “I have terrible regrets about that.” His uncle had told him that his decision to marry his first wife was killing his mother, and Peltz believed him. The guilt is palpable as he describes his mother’s final days.


The bitterness he had felt at his parents’ reaction to his marriage and their nagging “get a real job” attitude toward his chosen profession put space in between them. After both had passed, pride and resentment quickly gave way to guilt and regret.


No final, it was his sister’s home and then his parents’ home he’d go to when his first marriage fell apart. Every day he’d stop in and say hello to his father, who had built him an office over his plumbing company. His family’s foundation, which had been built on silent love and commitment, proved unyielding throughout the years.


It wasn’t long after his mother’s death that he met the woman who would become his current wife–a former classmate at Lower Merion High School. Peltz knew from their first date that he would marry Linda Sablosky. All the nagging feelings of doubt he had going into his first marriage were nowhere to be found. For someone who sees himself as unemotional and unexpressive, the enormity of his love and devotion to Linda from that first date until this day is evident. In four hours of interviews, it was when he spoke about Linda that he sounded the most fulfilled and uplifted.


“Family is everything to Linda,” said Peltz. “She brought together estranged cousins and other family members and she became very close to my father, calling him every day.


“If my mom had met Linda,” he continued, weeping softly, “she would have had a reason to live.”


Linda fit effortlessly into his boxing world. She would often attend events, traveling with Peltz. “Linda is the kind of person who can exist in any world, in any atmosphere, and everybody loves her.” Peltz said. “It helped me in boxing. People say, ‘How bad can he be? She married him!’


“Linda is never idle. She can fill up 24 horas por dia. She’s the Queen of the Dollar Store. She can’t stand sitting around doing nothing. If Linda has 400 things to do and I only want to do 200 deles, she says I’m boring.”


The two would have two sons, Matthew and Daniel. Matthew, the oldest, was interested in music and girls. He was a ‘Deadhead,’ the moniker bestowed upon Grateful Dead fans, and traveled with them for a summer. He eventually moved to Israel and became a Rabbi. He married and had four children.


Daniel was the athlete, participating in various sports, including a short amateur boxing career that Peltz hid from Daniel’s mother for a short period of time.


Peltz did his best to never miss a game. “He was always there for me,” said Daniel. “He traveled a lot, but he always made time for my sporting events. He didn’t miss a milestone.”


Peltz and his wife lost Matthew to a drug overdose in 2017. He was only 38. The pain in Peltz’ voice when he talks about the years they tried to save their son is heart-wrenching. Countless trips to rehab, broken promises and relapses litter the last years of their time together. He loved Matthew as hard and as completely as any parent could have, but the thief that is drug addiction took Matthew away from his parents, his brother and his children.


At his son’s funeral Peltz told the story of a bidding scandal that rocked the plumbing industry in Philadelphia when he was a kid. The story had hit the newspapers, and when he was able to get his hands on the article, he read every word, looking for his dad’s name among those involved, hoping and praying it wasn’t there. His voice cracks again as he retells it. “When I got to the bottom of the story, it listed all those companies involved in the fix… and his name wasn’t in there. I felt so proud.of him.


“So it’s just that I knew that Bernie Peltz provided a hard day’s work for a fair day’s wage. Thirty years later, I came home from work one day and Linda hands me the phone. Your son wants to talk to you. I said ‘What’s up Matt.’ He said ‘Dad, how come when the sports writers write about boxing promoters, they always write bad things like they cheat the fighters, they steal their money, they pay off the judges and the referees, they fix the rankings… but whenever they write about you,” he paused and sniffed heavily as tears fell, “they always write nice things. He finished by saying ‘that’s so cool.’ I didn’t realize it at the time but as the years went by I realized that my son felt the same way about me that I felt about my dad.”


Peltz carries the weight of his Linda’s pain in addition to his own at the loss of their son. “All Linda ever wanted was to be a mother. To be there when the kids came home from school,” Peltz recalled. “That’s what made losing Matthew so devastating for her. She questioned her ability as a mother.


“If Matthew had had any other mother,” Peltz said, his voice cracking with emotion, “he wouldn’t have made it to even 20.”


Peltz finds comfort in his grandchildren. “Pop Pop is very affectionate with the kids,” said Daniel, who has two daughters. “He has six grandchildren — he loves them and they adore him.”


Ao longo dos anos, Peltz has brought many boxers into his inner circle, many of them becoming family. Osnel Charles, who fights on October 4, asked Peltz to be the co-best man in his wedding. He spoke at many hall-of-fame inductions, weddings and funerals over the past half century.


He talks about one of his more recent charges, Jason Sosa, with affection. One of the highest points in his long career was witnessing underdog Sosa stop Javier Fortuna to win a world title in 2016 em Pequim, China.


“When that fight was over we walked back to the hotel,” he remembered. “Linda went up to the room because she was tired. I went into a bar in the hotel. One of these really modern neon lit bars. I sat at that empty bar and I felt so on top of the world. People back in the states are just getting the news and here I am in Beijing having a beer by myself and I felt so good. You know why? Mostly because at the time of my career that it happened. To win a world title like that, in a foreign land, coming from behind off the canvas, with no shot to win except by knockout…with Linda screaming and crying and she jumped up because she loves Jason. It was just like so great. Such a wonderful feeling. One of the highlights of my career. It’s not number one but it’s like 1A.”


Número um, ele adicionou, was when his first charge, Bennie Briscoe, knocked out Tony Mundine in Paris in 1974: “That will always be number one. It was an eliminator. We were underdogs. It was my first trip to Europe and it was the biggest fight you could have without it being for the title. It was just such a wonderful night.”


His protege, Raging Babe Michelle Rosado, quem está promovendo “Amar, Sweat & 50 Anos,” is one of many who see Peltz as a father figure. His seven-year mentorship of Rosado will culminate in his passing the torch to his hardworking mentee. “Leaders build leaders. Because he doesn’t have an ego, and wasn’t inclined to protect his secrets at all costs like so many of his peers, he was able to mentor BAM [Brittany Rogers] and I and teach us the ropes. I’m honored that he trusts me to continue his legacy.” Peltz is known to brag about Rosado to his colleagues in the business. When he talks about her, his tone alternates between that of a proud father and professional respect and admiration. They may fight and scream but will always eventually reconcile like family so often does.


Peltz is ready to slow down after his 50th anniversary celebration. The changes to the sport have worn thin his desire to keep going. “It’s not the sport I fell in love with,” ele diz. “It’s not like it used to be. Guys just wanted to fight. If guys were within 10 pounds we had a fight.”


Em outubro 4, he will wind down his matchmaking career with the kind of card that he’s become known for in Philadelphia over the last 50 anos. Tough, Philly versus Philly toss-up matches. The kind of card that drew him to boxing and kept him there for half a century.


These relationships, the ones that Peltz has with Linda, Daniel and his grandchildren, with Michelle, with Osnel Charles, Bennie Briscoe, Jason Sosa and countless other boxers–these relationships don’t happen by accident. They’re built on respect and on love. Love that isn’t screamed out loud, but is felt by actions. Love that is disguised as feeling proud, or as the weight of guilt and regret. A love that’s equal to or perhaps even more than that of his love for boxing. Boxing will always be the place where Peltz can love out loud, but his legacy will forever be the quiet way he loved those he touched over the past 50 anos.


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Next wave continuing rich Reno boxing history

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RJJ Inaugural Boxing & Evento Silver Legacy
Co-promoted with Joey Gilbert Promotions

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LAS VEGAS (Setembro 16, 2019) – The next wave of Reno boxers will continue its rich boxing tradition October 25 em “RJJ Boxe no UFC FIGHT PASS®,” co-promoted by Joey Gilbert Promotions in association with Silver Legacy Resort Casino at THE ROW in Reno, Nevada.

The event will be streamed live and exclusively on UFC FIGHT PASS, serviço de subscrição do mundo líder digital para esportes de combate, a partir de 10 p.m. E / 7 p.m. PT, from inside the Grande Exposition Hall at Silver Legacy.

Local boxers such as featherweight Ricardo Lucio Galvan (2-0, 2 KOs) e super leve Wilfred Mariano (1-0, 1 KO) are all slated to fight on the Oct. 25th card against opponents to be determined.

Organized boxing was held during the early 1880’s in small mining towns in the Northwest section of Nevada, professional boxing matches were conducted there later that century.

Hall of Fame promotor Tex Richard and legendary heavyweight Jack Johnson first put Reno on the boxing map on July 4, 1910, when World heavyweight champion successfully defending his title against James J. Jeffries, stopping him in the 15th round at what was reportedly the only venue ever built for a single boxing event. Quando President William Taft declined Richard’s offer to referee, Richards became the third man in the ring. Boxing stars including Jake Kilrain, Tommy Burns, e Abe Attell were introduced to the reported crowd of 16,528.

Richard first brought another Hall of Fame heavyweight champion, Jack Dempsey, to Reno in 1915 for his ninth pro fight, when Dempsey stopped Emmanuel Campbell in the fourth round at Airdrome Arena. To fight, Dempsey had to “ride the rails” from Utah to Reno, stored away on a train with hobos. Dempsey returned three years later to knockoutJack Moran in the opening round at Moana Spring Arena.

Dempsey may have been involved in unsanctioned fights in Reno as well. Desperate for money during the early part of his boxing career, Dempsey is infamous for walking into saloons and saying, “I can’t sing, and I can’t dance, but I can lick any SOB in the house.”

Em 1982 na HBO, futuro Hall da Fama “Açúcar” Ray Leonard successfully defended his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Association (WBA) welterweight World titles at Centennial Coliseum, nocauteando Bruce Finch in round three.

Reno-based Gilbert’s first three (2001-2003) and last three (2010) pro fights were held in Reno, where he had a 7-2 (6 KOs) registro profissional.

Gilbert commented, “Having fought as both an amateur and a professional at these same properties; THE ROW, Eldorado, Silver Legacy, and Circus Circus, which are like a second home to me and all Nevada boxing alumni, it’s really an honor to bring boxing and combat sports back to Northern Nevada, a true fight town, and to provide world class entertainment and an incredible digital production through Roy Jones JR Boxing and UFC FIGHT PASSs, in a partnership with the very casinos and environment that helped make me who I am today; I couldn’t be more delighted to be a part of this opportunity with Eldorado Resorts and UFC Fight Pass through Roy Jones Jr Promotions. I’m looking forward to a prosperous partnership with everyone involved, including the local community and all fight fans in the area.”

Hall of Fame árbitro Mills Lane was an adopted son of Reno, arguably the No. 1 referee in the world of boxing, during his high-profile stretch of activity.

Reno has also hosted major amateur boxing events like the 2016 NCBA (college) Western Regional Championships at the Eldorado Hotel and USA Boxing’s 2018 Western Elite Qualifier and Regional Open. Reno will host the 2020 Qualificatória de elite ocidental & Aberto Regional, Março 21-28, 2020.

Undefeated super lightweight prospect Kendo “Tremendo” Castaneda (16-0, 7 KOs), fighting out of San Antonio, faces Estonia-native Estado de Martyniouk (20-2, 6 KOs), quem mora em belmont, Califórnia, in the eight-round main event on Oct. 25th.

The co-featured event pits undefeated Sacramento cruiserweight Blake McKernan (10-0, 2 KOs) contra Francisco Rivas (15-2, 5 KOs), de México, em um ataque de oito rodada.

Undefeated WIBA World female bantamweight champion Rosalindo Rodriguez (10-0, 2 KOs), de Miami, takes on Las Vegas’ invicto Jamie “O Milagre” Mitchell (5-0-2, 3 KOs) in a six-round non-title fight.

Galvan is matched against Sacramento’s pro-debuting Samir McQueen, while Mariano faces an opponent to be determined.

Also scheduled to fight on the undercard in separate four-round bouts against TBAs are undefeated Las Vegas lightweight Daquan Mays (3-0, 1 KO) and Sacramento lightweight Sergio Vega (2-0, 2 KOs).

Todas as lutas e os lutadores estão sujeitos a alteração.

Os bilhetes estão disponíveis para $25, $45 e $65 e podem ser adquiridos na bilheteria Silver Legacy, Ticketmaster.com ou pelo telefone 775-325-7401 or 1-800-MUST-SEE.

Cassino Silver Legacy Resort está oferecendo uma tarifa especial de quarto RJJ Boxing em seu hotel, bem como em suas propriedades associadas, Eldorado Resort Casino e Circus Circus Reno. Click on the respective property links for more information.

As portas abrem às 5 p.m. PT, primeira luta 5:45 p.m. PT, e UFC FIGHT PASS começa em 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. E.

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Wise decision 4 years ago finds “Maravilhoso” Mykquan Williams 15-0 as pro today instead of elite amateur

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Mykquan Williams (Photo by Emily Harney / Team Williams)

MANCHESTER, Conn. (Setembro 9, 2019) – If not for a critical decision four years ago, 21-anos “Maravilhoso” Mykquan Williams could very well be elite amateur training to compete for a spot on the 2020 USA Boxing Olympic Team, rather than the 15-0 rising star that he is today in professional boxing.

Williams (15-0, 7 KOs), who lives in East Hartford (CT), has overcome life-altering obstacles in which his father was murdered when Mykquan was only eight months old, and the family house burned to the ground when he was 10.

Ineligible to compete for a roster spot on the 2016 USA Boxing Olympic Team because he was too young, Williams had two choices: remain an amateur for four years without any guarantees of qualifying for the Olympics, or get a jump start on his professional career. He chose the latter route and hasn’t looked back.

Williams was a decorated amateur whose style, Em retrospecto, is much better suited for pro boxing than the amateurs. He had a 45-13 registro amador, highlighted by three gold-medal performances at the Ringside World Championships, in addition to capturing top honors at the National PAL and National Silver Glove championships.

“I was too young for the last one,” Williams explained his decision to turn pro when he did.” Williams explained. I ended my amateur career after there were scoring changes. I lost some tough decisions. I decided to take the next step and go pro to get paid. My style was more suitable for the pros. I don’t throw 100 socos uma rodada; I pick my spots when I have openings.

“I didn’t want to wait several years. I chose to turn pro (when he was a senior at Prince Tech). I’m already 15-0, climbing the rankings, and I’m getting paid to do this. I was meant to do this.”

Williams is the reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) United States super lightweight champion, Não avaliado. 5 by the United States Boxing Association (editar), e n. 12 by the North American Boxing Federation (NABF).



“I believed that Mykey was ready to turn pro,” Kallen commented. “Under Paul’s tutelage he was far enough advanced and eager to tackle the pros. His style was perfectly suited for the pros and at 18 years old he was ready to take the leap. His youthful good looks made him an ideal young prospect.”

My concern at that time was the Olympic Team was no sure thing,” added Cichon, who has trained Williams for the past 10 anos. I had the confidence in Mykey, but the risk wasn’t worth the gain. We decided to go pro.”

Quatro anos depois, instead of competing against America’s elite amateur boxers in his weight class – Keyshawn Davis, Bruce Carrington e Propriedades Dalis — no 2020 Olympic Trials and USA Boxing’s National Championships, Dezembro 7-15, in Lake Charles, Louisiana, Williams is one of the top 21-and-under prospects in boxing.

INFORMAÇÕES:

Chilro: @MarvelousMyke, @JackieKallen
Instagram: @M.mkw_, @jackie.Kallen
Facebook: /MykquanWilliams, /PaulCichon, /JackieKallen
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Estrela em ascensão Kendo “Tremendo” Castaneda será a atração principal do RJJ Boxing no show UFC FIGHTPASS® no Silver Legacy Resort Casino em Reno, Nevada

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RJJ Inaugural Boxing & Evento Silver Legacy

Co-promoted with Joey Gilbert Promotions

Transmissão de eventos ao vivo e exclusivamente no UFC FIGHT PASS

LAS VEGAS (Setembro 9, 2019) – Undefeated super lightweight prospectKendo "Tremendo" Castaneda plans to do some early trick or treatin’ October 25th, when he headlines another installment of “RJJ Boxing on UFC FIGHT PASS®,” co-promoted by Joey Gilbert Promotions in association with Silver Legacy Resort Casino at THE ROW in Reno, Nevada.

The Oct. 25th show in Reno will be streamed live and exclusively on UFC FIGHT PASS, serviço de subscrição do mundo líder digital para esportes de combate, a partir de 10 p.m. E / 7 p.m. PT, de dentro do Grande Salão de Exposições emSilver Legacy.

The 25-year-old Castaneda (16-0, 7 KOs), fighting out of San Antonio, Texas, is a rising star and reigning North American Boxing Association (Também) super lightweight champion. His last fight was an impressive 10-round unanimous decision victory over dangerous knockout-artist Eudy Bernardo (24-3) last March.

“An impressive win on UFC FIGHT PASS means everything for me and my career,” said the personable Castaneda, who will be fighting outside of his native Texas for only the third time as a professional. “Getting back in the ring is just another date for me. Come October 25th, the people are in for a ‘Tremendous’ thrill, because I will portray Michael Myers on a classic Halloween Night of Boxing.”

Castaneda had approximately 120 lutas amadoras, highlighted by his gold-medal winning performance at the 2018 Ringside World Championships. He was also a two-time San Antonio and Texas State Golden Gloves champion (201102012), losing both times at the Golden Gloves National Championships to the eventual champion.

Em 18, Castaneda decided that he’d had enough of amateur boxer and he turned pro, largely because he his style is much better suited for the pro ranks.

Castaneda will face the stiffest test of his young career, Estonia-nativeEstado de Martyniouk (20-2, 6 KOs), who fights out of Belmont, Califórnia, the main event.

Os bilhetes estão disponíveis para $25, $45 e $65 e podem ser adquiridos na bilheteria Silver Legacy, Ticketmaster.com ou pelo telefone 775-325-7401 ou 1-800-MUST-SEE.

Cassino Silver Legacy Resort está oferecendo uma tarifa especial de quarto RJJ Boxing em seu hotel, bem como em suas propriedades associadas, Eldorado Resort Casino eCircus Circus Reno. Clique nos respectivos links de propriedades para obter mais informações.

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RESULTADOS COMPLETOS DA NOITE DE LUTA & FOTOS PARA BELLATOR 226: BADER vs. KONGO

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COMPLETAR FOTOS DE LUTA NOITE



Bellator 226: Bader vs. Kongo Cartão Principal:

Ryan Bader (27-5, 1 NC) e Cheick Kongo (30-10-2, 1 NC) was ruled a no-contest due to an accidental eye poke

Derek Campos (20-9) derrotado Daniel Straus (26-9) por decisão unânime (30-26, 30-25, 30-25)

Adam Borics (14-0) derrotado Pat Curran (23-9) por TKO (socos) em 4:59 de uma rodada

Pedro Carvalho (11-3) derrotado Sam Sicilia (17-10) por finalização (face-crank) em 1:56 da segunda rodada

Emmanuel Sanchez (19-4) derrotado Tywan Claxton (5-1) por finalização (um triângulo) em 4:11 da segunda rodada

Daniel Carey (7-3) derrotado Gaston Bolanos (5-2) via submissão técnica (guilhotina) em 4:19 de uma rodada



Card preliminar:

Ivan Batinich (4-1) derrotado Daniel Compton (2-2) por finalização (mata-leão) um 4:33 da segunda rodada

Tyson Miller (1-0) derrotado Albert Gonzales (1-2) via TKO em 1:18 de uma rodada

Alan Benson (1-1) derrotado Favian Gutierrez (2-3) por decisão dividida (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

Peter Ishiguro (2-1) derrotado Elias Anderson (0-1) por decisão unânime (29-28 x3)

Daniel Gonzalez (3-2) derrotado Jon Adams (0-1-1) por TKO (greves) em 4:56 da segunda rodada

Cornelius Savage (1-0) derrotado Evan Gubera (0-2) por decisão dividida (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

João macapá (23-4-2) derrotado Ashleigh Grimshaw (20-11-1) por TKO (parada de canto) em 5:00 da segunda rodada

Adam Piccolot (12-3) derrotado Jake Smith (7-3) por finalização (mata-leão) em 2:34 da segunda rodada

Jessica Borga (3-2) derrotado Amber Leibrock (3-4) por finalização (armlock) em 4:45 de uma rodada

Cass Bell (4-0) derrotado Isaiah Rocha (1-1) por finalização (guilhotina) em 1:21 de uma rodada

Batsumberel Dagvadorj (6-0) derrotado James Terry (20-11) por finalização (engasgo de buldogue) em 2:43 de uma rodada

Renato Valente Alves (6-4) derrotado Abraham Vaesau (5-3) por finalização (mata-leão) em 3:36 de três rounds

Hyder Amil (4-0) derrotado Ignacio Ortiz (2-1-1) por decisão dividida (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

Chris Gonzalez (3-0) derrotado Luis vargas (2-4) por decisão unânime (30-27, 30-26, 30-25)



Por favor, visite Bellator.com para mais informações.



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Vinicius De Jesus bate Chris Lozano para manter o título dos meio-médios da CES MMA

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HARTFORD, Conn. (Setembro 7, 2019) – Campeão Mundial Peso Meio Médio CES MMA Vinícius de Jesus fez sua primeira defesa de título esta noite, parando o desafiante do jogo Chris “O Assassino de Cleveland” Lozano na terceira rodada do evento principal “CESMMA 58” no Connecticut Convention Center em Hartford.

O card principal foi transmitido ao vivo e exclusivamente no UFC FIGHT PASS®, serviço de subscrição do mundo líder digital para esportes de combate.

Lozano (10-5) caiu De Jesus (9-2) na rodada de abertura com um tiro na têmpora, mas o brasileiro se recuperou e revidou. Os dois primeiros rounds foram travados de forma relativamente cautelosa, já que ambos os lutadores se revezaram sendo o agressor. De Jesus assumiu o comando no terceiro ligado em socos e chutes, evitando os ataques ofensivos limitados de Lozano. Um forte soco de De Jesus quebrou a cabeça de Lazano e essa é a abertura que a chance de defesa criou. Ele bateu Lazano ao redor da gaiola, prendendo-o enquanto ele jogava combinações punitivas até que o árbitro acenou para fora da ação no meio do terceiro.

“Eu o aprecio (Lozano) aceitando essa luta quando os outros não,” um animado De Jesus elogiou seu adversário após a luta. “Eu o respeito muito e espero que ele esteja bem e de volta ao cage em breve. Eu tenho um QI de luta alto e ele foi difícil de acertar. Isto é para os meus fãs e família.

“Meu boxe valeu a pena. Meu pai me treinou para boxear. Agora, Estou procurando o grande show, os leões do UFC.”

No evento co-featured, Peso pesado de HartfordParker Porter (8-5) e seu adversário brasileiro, Dirlei Broenstrup (16-7) fazer um show muito divertido. Porter não podia perder seu overhand logo no primeiro round, mas Broenstrup respondeu no segundo e saiu quente no terceiro. De repente, Porter descarregou direto no queixo de Broenstrup e foi tudo o que ela escreveu com menos de dois minutos restantes no relógio.

“Eu sabia que comecei a ficar cansado na terceira rodada,comentou Porter. “Senti que tinha vencido as duas primeiras rodadas e minha mentalidade era permanecer vivo e não ser eliminado. Eu adoraria ter uma chance na faixa dos pesos pesados ​​da CES na minha próxima luta.”

Veterano Cincinnati leveReggie Merriweather (13-5) arruinou o tipo de noite de boas-vindas para populares e invictosJesse James Kosakowski (3-1) de Waterbury, CT. Merriweather pousou várias bombas, Kosakowski saiu de alguns engarrafamentos, e então de repente Merriweather fechou o show com um único soco de mão direita no meio do primeiro round. A grande multidão de torcedores de Kosakowski expressou seus sentimentos coletivos pelo árbitro ter interrompido prematuramente a luta, mas a virada já estava nos livros.

Peso pena de Massachusetts“Incansável” Robbie Leroux posições trocadas emPete “The Heat” Rogers, Jr.  para ganhar por meio de uma retenção de cura reversa (foto abaixo) forçando um tap-out. Parecia que Rogers tinha a vantagem e estava a momentos da vitória Leroux fez sua coisa.

Peso galo da FlóridaJornel “A1” Lugo, que morava em Wallingford (CT), usou sua velocidade e ângulos para pararHarris "Dirty Harry" Bonfilgio em socos no primeiro round. “Só uma coisa paga as contas… habilidades,” Lugo disse após a luta. “Todo mundo ficava me dizendo para tomar cuidado com os chutes dele. Eu estudei – sou paranóica – então estava preparada.”

Estreante profissional do peso-mosca do BrooklynAdrian Haly tomou uma decisão dividida deJustin "Juggernaut" Valentin, de Meriden (CT), na primeira luta da noite ao vivo no UFC FIGHT PASS.

“CESMMA 59” Out. 25, 2019 no Twin River Casino em Lincoln, RI

Providência leveSean Soriano (12-6) será a atração principal do “CESMMA 59” na noite de sexta-feira, Outubro 25, 2019, no Twin River Casino em Lincoln, Rhode Island. Um par de invictos, perspectivas em brasa, Peso meio-médio de Nova YorkJoão Gotti III (4-0) e Connecticut meio-pesadoCavaleiro William “Cavaleiro” (5-0), também estão programados para lutar no que promete ser um cartão carregado.

Favorito localNick Giuiletti, lutando nas proximidades de Wallingford, pulou tudo leveCody Schieve logo de cara, conduzindo seu oponente para o tapete e desencadeou uma enxurrada de socos sem resposta até que a luta do undercard foi interrompida apenas 38 segundos do primeiro round por nocaute técnico.

Peso cruzador de MassachusettsDan Randall usou um ataque de solo e libra eficaz contraJesse Baughman, que bateu no meio da rodada de abertura.

O peso galo de Connecticut Will “Siracha” Smith levou dois dos três rounds de Aaron Reese por decisão unânime na partida de abertura da noite.

Abaixo, encontre os resultados oficiais:

CARD PRINCIPAL

CARD PRINCIPAL – CES MMA WELTERWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

 Vinícius de Jesus, De Jesus MMA / Norwalk, CT pelo Brasil

WTKO3 (3:22)

Chris Lozano, Guerreiros do Armazém / Cleveland, OH

(De Jesus manteve o título CES MMA)

CO-CARACTERÍSTICA - PESOS PESADOS

Parker Porter, Underdog MMA / Hartford, CT

WKO3 (3:17)

Dirlei Broenstrup, Minha equipe de luta / Rio Grande, Brasil

Pesos leves

Reggie Merriweather, Aaron Thomas Ju

Jitsu / Cincinnati, OH

WKO1 (2:37)

Jesse James Kosakowski, PSDTC / Waterbury, CT

Pesos penas

Robbie Leroux, Treinamento do Regimento / Fall River, MA

WSUB (1:55)

Pete Rogers, Jr., Karatê Pete Rogers / Norwich, CT

Bantamweights

Jornel Lugo, Clube de Combate & DZ MMA / West Palm Beach, FL

WKO1 (3:27)

Harris Bonfilgio, Ultimate MMA / Gilford, CT

FLYWEIGHTS

Adrian Haly, Brooklyn MMA / Brooklyn, Nova Iorque

WDEC3 (29-28. 29-28, 28-29)

Justin Valentin, Underdog MMA / Meriden, CT

Undercard

Pesos leves

Nick Giuletti, Ultimate MMA / Wallingford, CT

WTKO1 (0:38)

Cody Schieve, Equipe Schieve / Jaspe, DENTRO

Pesos pesados

Dan Randall, FAA/Granby, MA

WSUB1 (2:33)

Jesse Baughman, Equipe Link Norte / Littleton, NH

Bantamweights

Will Smith, Falcão de Ouro MMA & FAA / West Haven, CT

WDEC3 (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Aaron Reese, Jackson Wink MMA / Alturas do Shaker, OH

INFORMAÇÕES:

sites:  www.cesmma.com, www.ufcfightpass.com, www.ctconventions.com

Chilro: @CESMMA, @UFCFightPass, @ctconventionCT

Instagram: @CESMMA, @UFCFightPass

Facebook: /CESMMA, /UFCFightPass, /CTConvenções

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Invicto AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT JERMAINE FRANKLIN A FRENTE PAVEL azedo sábado, Outubro 5 AO VIVO NO SHOWTIME® ON eliminatória da Claressa Shields vs. IVANA HABAZIN

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Mais “todos Detroit” confronto entre Subindo Contender Ja'Rico O'Quinn & James Smith Destaques não televisionada Undercard Ação De Eventos Dort Federal Center Em Flint, me.

NOVA IORQUE – Setembro 5, 2019 – prospeto pesado americano invicto Jermaine Franklinvai enfrentarPavel Sour no sábado, Outubro 5 viver no canal Showtime de Eventos Dort Federal Center em Flint, me.

Franklin (19-0, 13 KOs) fará sua terceira aparição consecutiva SHOWTIME de 2019 enquanto ele busca uma vitória definitiva menos de uma hora de sua cidade natal de Saginaw, me. A 25-year-old assumirá uma vez batido República Checa pesado Sour (11-1, 6 KOs) na eliminatória de umShowtime Boxing: EDIÇÃO ESPECIAL transmissão encabeçado pelo Claressa Shields vs. Ivana Habazin.

headlining undercard não televisionada será um “todos Detroit” confronto entre rivais crosstown, como Oeste Detroit deJa'Rico “Grandes Lagos Rei” O'Quinn e East Detroit éJames “O.G.” Ferreiro batalha em uma luta 10-redonda para a Motown super-flyweight supremacia.

Os bilhetes para o ao vivo evento, que é promovido pela Promoções Salita, já estão à venda e podem ser comprados em Ticketmaster.com e no escritório de caixa Dort Centro.

uma Considerado do melhores perspectivas peso pesado americano, Franklin é um ex-amador destaque e 2014 Luvas de Ouro Campeão Nacional. Passou a oportunidade de competir por uma vaga na 2016 Jogos Olímpicos e, depois de virar no profissional 2015, construiu sua invencibilidade com relativa facilidade através de seu primeiro 17 lutas. Em 2019, Franklin intensificou seu nível de oposição em lutas consecutivas no ALTURA DE COMEÇAR, ganhando uma decisão unânime sobre o ex-Sem. 1-classificou U.S. amador Rydell Booker em abril, seguido por uma decisão dividida suada sobre Jerry Forrest em julho. Agora, os 6 foot-2 retornos Franklin para sua terceira luta da ano buscando uma vitória conclusiva para fãs sua cidade natal.

“Isso é o que eu tem estado à espera,” disse Franklin. “Eu não posso esperar para colocar um show na na frente da minha cidade natal com amigos e familiares na multidão. Estive trabalhando na minha dieta e cuidar melhor do meu corpo desde a minha última luta. Estou focado em não desperdiçar qualquer socos e deixar o nocaute vem naturalmente, não empurrando para ele. Vou ser mais bem condicionado e mais paciente e, finalmente, provar para os fãs porque eu sou o próximo grande peso pesado da América.”

Azedar profissional virou dentro 2016 e ganhou 11 de seu primeiro 12 lutas profissionais. A 36-year-old é saindo de uma carreira melhor conquistar previamente invicto Tomas Salek para o regionais Checa título dos pesos pesados. A 6-foot-5 Sour lutou todos, mas um dos suas lutas profissionais em sua terra natal, República Checa e fará sua U.S. estrear contra Franklin. Ele era um amador realizado no exterior e acumulou a 80-43-2 registro enquanto representando a equipe nacional da República Checa a partir de 2008 para 2015. O defeito solitário no registro de Sour é um 2017 perda de altamente considerado invicto heavyweight Filip Hrgović.

“Eu tenho o técnica, velocidade e potência para vencer Jermaine Franklin,” disse Sour. “Eu estou em grande forma, Estou treinando duro e eu estou indo muito confiante para essa luta. Franklin está me subestimando causa da minha idade, mas eu vou mostrar que ele está errado e ter a minha mão levantada quando a campainha toca finais.”

“Jermaine Franklin está em uma missão para mostrar ao mundo que ele é o novo topo de peso no cena,” o referido promotor Dmitriy Salita, Presidente da Salita Promotions. “Ele vai lutar contra o grande e Pavel forte Sour que está saindo de uma carreira melhor vitória. Esta é uma luta de pesos pesados ​​significativo que irá acrescentar ao já histórica e elétrico evento de outubro 5 encabeçado pelo Claressa Shields vs. Ivana Habazin.”

o 24-year-old O'Quinn (12-0-1, 8 KOs) se 5-foot-6 e está classificado No. 13 no mundo pela WBO. Super rápido mãos e sem esforço perfuração combinação têm permitiu a O'Quinn invicto para tornar-se um favorito entre os luta Motor City fãs. O'Quinn foi o Não. 1-classificou galo amador no país antes transformando em profissionais 2015. Ele foi visto pela última vez em abril de 13 deste ano em Boardwalk Hall em Atlantic City, ganhando uma decisão unânime de oito rodada dominante decisão sobre Minnesota veterano Vicente Alfaro Martinez.
 

“Em Outubro 5 você pode esperar nada menos do que o que sempre faço e isso é ganhar!” O'Quinn disse. “Esta é a maior luta da minha profissional carreira e minha primeira luta de 10 rodada e estou levando muito a sério. eu vou olhar o melhor que eu olhei como pró naquela noite e depois da luta eu vou estar procurando grandes nomes para assumir na divisão de super flyweight.”


UMA 29-year-old posição 5-foot-3, Ferreiro (13-2, 7 KOs) carrega uma reputação como um reminiscência e um dos lutadores mais excitantes Detroit da última década. Conhecido por sua agressão destemido no ringue, lutas de Smith são sempre “deve ver” fare para Detroiters. Também um amador realizado, ferreiro é um ex-Campeão Nacional Amador e oito vezes campeão Luvas de Ouro. Sua última luta foi em fevereiro deste ano no Centro de Desempenho Artes em Dearborn, Mich., onde ele ganhou uma decisão unânime de seis rodada sobre o México é Jonathan Lecona Ramos.

“Meu oponente é sólido, mas ele não está no meu nível,” disse Smith. “Ele joga um monte de socos, mas ele dá um tapa em um monte. Não há nada que possa me mostrar que eu não tenho já visto antes. Os fãs podem sempre esperar uma luta emocionante quando se trata para mim. Eu vou sempre colocar tudo na linha para ganhar.”

“Detroit é um dos as melhores cidades de luta de boxe no país e essa luta é um exemplo de naquela,” Disse Palavra. “Ja'Rico é apontado como um dos melhores Americana super-flyweights, enquanto James Smith era uma perspectiva imperdível quando ele se tornou profissional. This fight could turn out to be the fight of the night because both guys will leave it all in the ring to win. Will it be Ja’Rico’s speed and timing, or will James Smith grind him down with his aggression and pressure? No matter who wins, this will be an unforgettable war.”

Barry Tompkins will call theShowtime Boxing: EDIÇÃO ESPECIAL action from ringside with boxing historian Steve Farhood and former world champion Raul Marquez serving as expert analysts. The executive producer is Gordon Hall with Richard Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing. U�5rkl�

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Khan defenderá a coroa mundial contra Rios em Bradford neste sábado, 7 de setembro

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Quatro vezes de Bradford, o campeão mundial de duas divisões Tasif Khan retorna à sua cidade natal no próximo sábado, onde enfrentará o mexicano Luis Alberto Rios em St Georges Hall no dia 7 de setembro em sua primeira defesa da União Mundial de Boxe (WBU) Coroa Mundial Super Flyweight que ele conquistou em Lagos, Nigéria por nocaute no terceiro round sobre Asamoah Wilson de Gana em dezembro passado.

Cã (17-1-2), que é promovido pelo Príncipe Stanley Williams ’na Pensilvânia e em Londres, Monarch Events and Promotions, parou dez de seus oponentes, mais importante, seus últimos sete oponentes, que incluem todos que ele lutou por honras do Campeonato Mundial.

Rios (25-5-1) é difícil e um grande perfurador com uma impressionante contagem de KO, no caso dele dezessete.

Rios garantiu o título panamenho apenas em sua oitava luta, ele então ganhou os títulos de peso mínimo panamenho e WBA Fedalatin em sua próxima apresentação e seguiu em sua próxima luta com o título de peso mínimo WBO Latino.

Em 2012 ele ganhou o título WBC Latino Light Flyweight contra Arnoldo Solano e, em seguida, defendeu-o com sucesso contra Luis Carilio.

Em 2013 ele desafiou sem sucesso John Riel Casimero para o título IBF World Light Flyweight antes de ganhar o título WBC FECARBOX Flyweight em 2014 e um ano depois acrescentou o título do peso mosca panamenho e, em seguida, ganhou o título do peso mosca WBC Latino, mas não deu certo quando lutou contra os Otto Games pelo título mundial do peso galo da IBA no ano passado.

Além da luta pelo título mundial Khan-Rios, há mais duas lutas pelo campeonato neste sábado.

Sule Olagbade da Nigéria defende sua Coroa Mundial Super Welterweight WBU Super Welterweight contra Fouad El Massoudi da França e o rei nigeriano Davidson baseado na Austrália defende seu título Mundial Provisório WBU contra Fernando Castaneda do México.

Apoiando as três lutas do Campeonato Mundial, o Príncipe Stanley Williams montou uma eliminatória internacional de dar água na boca;

Cruiserweight Briamah Kamoko de Gana (30-1-0) está definido para uma batalha de dez rounds Royale com Ferenc Albert da Hungria (27-16-0) e também o boxe na divisão Cruiserweight é Mohammad Ali Bayat Farid de Dubai, que vai de igual para igual com Rojhat Bilgetekin da Alemanha.

Também há duas competições de pesos pesados ​​no projeto, Rad Rashid da Alemanha contra seus compatriotas Hasan Kurnaz e Avni Selimi, também da alemanha, contra o lituano Tomas Vaicickas.

Tasif Khan contra Luis Alberto Rios para o World Boxing Union (WBU) Campeonato Mundial Super Flyweight, manchete os eventos e promoções do monarca do príncipe Stanley Williams. THE HOMECOMING, em St Georges Hall, Bridge Street, Bradford BD1 1JT no sábado, 7 de setembro 2019.

O evento, que é patrocinado pela Pearls Tearoom and Patisserie, Knight Ryder, Insane Air e Quantuma, será transmitido ao vivo emwww.go-boxing.net a partir de 7:30pm no sábado, 7 de setembro.

Ingressos padrão com preço de £ 20,00, £ 25,00, £ 30,00, assim como VIP £ 60,00 e VIP Ringside £ 100,00 estão disponíveis on-line emwww.bradford-theatres.co.uk ou ligando para a Ticket-Line em 01274 432000 e também ingressos limitados estarão disponíveis na porta.