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“Skill vs. E” Roy Jones, JR. to take on Bobby Gunn on February 17th

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Press Conference on December 6th at the Chase Center in Wilmington
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Wilmington, DE (Hakihea 2, 2016) David Feldman Promotions will announce that former four-division champ and Boxing Legend Roy Jones, JR. will square off against former world title challenger, and Bare-Knuckle Legend Bobby Gunn i runga i Rāmere, February 17 2017 for the Vacant WBF World Cruiserweight Championship.

The fight will be announced at the official press conference on Rātū, Hakihea 6, 2016 i 2 PM at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, 815 Justison St, Wilmington, DE 19801.
In attendance will be Roy Jones, Jr., Bobby Gunn, Promoter David Feldman, WBF Representative James Gibbs, undercard fighters Joe Tiberi, Henry Stewart, me te ake.

During his twenty-seven year professional career, Jones Jr. (64-9, 46 Koó) has secured world titles in four different weight categories – Whitu, Super whitu, Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight – and is the only boxer in history to start his career as a Light Middleweight and then go on to win a Heavyweight Championship.

In winning the WBA Heavyweight title by beating John Ruiz by unanimous decision in March 2003, Jones Jr. made history by becoming the first former middleweight champion to win a heavyweight title in 106 tau.

Jones Jr. has victories over former world champions Bernard Hopkins, Antonio Tarver, Vinny Panzienza, James Toney, Mike McCallum, Virgil Hill, Felix Trinidad and John Ruiz.

Jones Jr. said of the bout, “I know Bobby Gunn is coming to bring it. He’s a hard-nose, tough fighter that comes right at you, but I’m going to show him why I’m one of the best that ever did it and he doesn’t belong in the ring with me.”

I te Hui-tanguru 17, Jones Jr’s opponent will be the former IBA Cruiserweight World Champion and the current Bare Knuckle Heavyweight Champion, Bobby “The Celtic Warrior” Gunn.

Gunn, internationally known for being a Bare-Knuckle legend, will put the gloves back on to battle ring legend Roy Jones, JR.

Like Jones Jr, Gunn has a fearsome record in gloved boxing – 21 toa (18 KO) 6 parekura, one draw, and one no-contest – and an even more impressive undefeated Bare Knuckle record of 72-0 ki 72 KO).

Gunn has been in the ring with top fighters Enzo Maccarinelli, Glen Johnson, Tomasz Adamek, and James Toney, so he is no stranger to sharing the ring with boxing’s elite. Gunn said of his upcoming clash with Jones Jr, “It’s an honor to share the ring with a legend like Roy Jones. I’ve been chasing him for a few years now, a ki runga ki February 17, I will catch him.”

World Boxing Foundation’s North American Vice President James Gibbs said of the upcoming championship bout, “Roy Jones, Jr is a living legend and we are honored to have him fighting for our Cruiserweight Title against a warrior like Bobby Gunn. We are looking forward to this bout.”

The undercard for this championship match will feature popular Delawarean Joe Tiberi (13-2, 6KO), Canada’s Henry Stewart (1-0, 1KO), as well as more to be announced.

Roy Jones, JR. vs Bobby Gunn, for the WBF World Cruiserweight Championship, i runga i Rāmere, February 17, 2017 and will be aired live on PPV.

Tickets will range from $75 – $300 a taea te hokona e te karanga (484) 935-3378.

 

Anake Knuckle mekemeke

Team Gunn Official Statement on the passing on Kevin “Kimbo Slice” Ferguson

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Hackensack, Nj (Pipiri 7, 2016) – World Bare Knuckle Boxing heavyweight champion Bobby Gunn is deeply saddened by the passing of Kevin “Kimbo Slice” Ferguson.

For the last several years, rumors were circulating of a matchup between Gunn and the backyard fighting legend turned professional fighter.

The two had discussed a match and Gunn personally challenged Kimbo after his courageous come from behind victory over Ken Shamrock in June 2015. Due to what had been said about one another publicly, Gunn thought it may be an intense meeting. Surprisingly, it was the exact opposite.

“I thought there would’ve been a lot of animosity between us since the fight had been discussed and I was pretty adamant about facing him,” said Gunn. “The truth is, and you can see it in the video on YouTube, he was a very nice man. When the cameras were off, we ended up discussing how our sons were both up and coming fighters, our families and other things. I taua wāhi, I earned more respect for him as a human being than I ever would have if we fought.”

Last night, Gunn was notified that Kimbo was admitted to the hospital and in bad shape. I muri noa mai, multiple outlets reported he passed away at 42. As a family man first and fighter second, Gunn was devastated.

“It was very sad to read that he passed, especially at such a young age and so quickly. He has six children and a loving wife that he left behind. Once you got past the rough street fighter, Kevin Ferguson was a very nice person and everybody who met him felt the same way. I’d like to send my condolences to his friends, fans and most importantly his family.

Gunn also plans to pay respects to Kimbo and his family in the ring.

In my next fight, I’ll be defending my bare knuckle championship against Shannon Ritch. The fight is scheduled to be near his hometown of Miami, Florida and I’ll be dedicating the defense to Kimbo Slice. I’d like to personally invite his family to attend the event. 305 forever.”

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January 31, 2015

Bare Knuckle Toa

I waenganui i te Gleason Bobby Gunn me Tank Abbott.

Kia mataara, i te reira ora i Casper, Wyoming i 8:00 pm i runga i PPV.

 

 

February 12-13-14, 2015

Ā-Tau Tuawhiti Masters Clinic me Whakaatu anake

 

Te Faleva'inga o Gleason ka tu te reira whitu ā-tau Masters Clinic me te mekemeke whakaatu.

Rāpare February 12

Morning e te taenga ki New York.

Ka Takotoranga i 12:00 poutumarotanga ki 1:00 pm.

Ka te tūmomo tuatahi i 1:00 pm ki 3:00 pm.

He kōrero i runga i Masters mekemeke e i 3:00 pm ki 4:00 pm.

Wā Free i muri i te.

 

Rāmere February 13

Training i 10:00 ahau ki te 12:00 poutumarotanga.

Ko te wātū ahiahi ka rere i 2:00 pm ki 4:00 pm.

He kōrero i runga i te mekemeke Amateur me te mekemeke kara White ka i 4:00 pm ki 5:00 pm.

Wā Free i muri i te.

 

Rāhoroi February 14

Whakangungu Light i 10:00 ahau ki te 12:00 poutumarotanga.

Match ngā no te mea ka tangohia te wahi i te whakaatu te ahiahi 12:00 poutumarotanga ki 1:00 pm.

He tūmomo kōwhiringa mō te hunga e kore e whakataetae i roto i te whakaaturanga ahiahi i 2:00 pm ki 4:00 pm.

Ko te paunatia i roto i te no te te whakaaturanga, ka i 4:00 pm ki 5:30 pm.

Ko te Kaiwhakaako fakangofua ia Mekemeke Whakaatu, ka timata i 6:00 pm a ka mutu i9:00 pm.

 

Ko te utu o te Clinic ko $349.00.

 

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February 14, 2015

Mekemeke Whakaatu anake o te Kaiwhakaako

 

Ka taea e koe te whakataetae i te anake whakaatu o tenei Kaiwhakaako, kahore e haere i te clinic.Just, īmēra to tatou matchmaker Jieun i matchmaker@gleasonsgym.net. I teie nei e rave tatou i to tatou matchmaking katoa mā te īmēra.

 

Ko te paunatia i roto i te no te tenei whakaaturanga e timata i 4:00PM a ka timata te a'ee tuatahi i 6:00PM.

 

Kua whakatakotoria tatou pāngia katoa e USABoxingMetro. Me whai i to ratou pukapuka mekemeke ki a ratou kaimekemeke katoa i roto i te tikanga ki te whai wāhi.

 

Ko te utu tīkiti ko $25 ia tangata. Tamariki 6 a kahore e ki raro i whakatupato. Mau melo o te omaoma katoa me amateurs rēhita ki o ratou pukapuka i roto i te utu ringa $15 ia tangata.

 

 

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