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UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHTS COLLIDE AS GERALD WASHINGTON TAKES ON OSCAR RIVAS ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, IN OPENER OF SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® TRIPLEHEADER FROM HONDA CENTER IN ANAHEIM, California

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Exciting Night Of Action Features Undefeated Leo Santa Cruz vs. Kiko Martinez
& Julio Ceja vs. Hugo Ruiz 2 In A Pair Of World Title Bouts
ANAHEIM, CALIF. (February 2, 2016) – Unbeaten brawlers Gerald “The Black mokoko” Washington (16-0-1, 11 Kos) le Oscar “Kaboom” Rivas (18-0, 13 Kos) will meet in a 10-round showdown of rising heavyweights on Moqebelo, February 27, in the opening bout of a Showtime Championship Boxing® tripleheader from Honda Center in Anaheim, Dorella.
The telecast features two world title fights. E kholo ea ho ketsahalo, undefeated three-division world champion Tau “Tšisinyeho ea lefatše” Santa Cruz will make the first defense of his Featherweight World Championship against former world champion Kiko Martinez. Televised coverage begins live on NAKO EA LIPONTŠO® (10 p.m. LE/7 p.m. PT) with the exciting super bantamweight world title rematch between Mexican power-punchers July Cejale Hugo Ruiz.
“I’m thrilled to be fighting so close to home in front of all my friends and family,” o ile a re Washington. “Oscar Rivas is a hard puncher but he’s never faced anyone as big and strong as I am. I’m anxious to get in the ring and continue to prove myself on my way to a world title opportunity.”
“I’m very excited to be fighting Gerald Washington in my first fight in Southern California,” re Rivas. “I know that he is a very tough, strong fighter. I will be prepared to come out victorious and stay undefeated as I head towards my goal of becoming a world champion.”
“The heavyweight division has been revived and Gerald Washington and Oscar Rivas are two guys to keep your eyes on,” o ile a re Tom Brown ea TGB ho phahamiswa. “Both are undefeated and hungry to earn their shot at a world title.”
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, e khothalletsa ka TGB ho phahamiswa, ba turu ka $27, $54, $104 le $199 and are on sale now via ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster retail locations or by calling 800-745-3000. Tickets are also available at the Honda Center Box Office.
A tse peli tsela sebapadi (thata bofelo ho ikemela bofelo) Univesithing ea Southern California, Washington qeta nako le le Seattle Seahawks le Buffalo ho dibili tsa mokhoa squads ka ho la hae unconventional tsela e etsa hore a papali ea litebele. The 33 ea lilemo li e boetse e ba ile ba sebetsa ka Navy e le helikopthara ho lokisa mechine pele ke USC le sa ka ba fumana hae qala a papali ea litebele ho fihlela 2012. Loantša ho tsoa San Jose, California, he is yet to lose in his latest endeavor after fighting to a draw with Amir Mansour in October and defeating Jason Gavern in March last year.
Rivas, who represented Columbia at the 2008 Liolimpiki, fought exclusively as a pro in his adopted hometown of Montreal before making his U.S. debut with a first-round knockout of Jason Pettaway in June 2015. The 28-year-old is riding a seven-fight knockout streak and most recently took down Joey Abell in the second round of a November 2015 ntoa. He will be looking to impress against the toughest opponent of his career onFebruary 27.
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Sampson Boxing Wins Right to Promote McJoe Arroyo vs. Jerwin Ancajas IBF Super Flyweight Championship Fight

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A purse bid procedure was held today in the IBF offices in New Jersey and promoter Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing has won the right to promote the IBF Super Flyweight Champion McJoe Arroyo’s first mandatory defense, against Jerwin Ancajas
Sampson Boxing now has 15 days to submit the executed contracts (no later than February 17, 2016) and the fight must take place within 90 matsatsi a or by Ka 2, 2016. Lewkowicz says Ancajas’ home country of the Philippines is the probable location for the fight.
Arroyo (17-0, 8 Kos), from Fajardo, Puerto Rico, is a 30-year-old southpaw. He won the championship last July with a 10-round technical decision over Arthur Villanueva. Ancajas (24-1-1, 16 Kos), nicknamed “Pretty Boy” is a 24-year-old southpaw.
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168-POUND STAR ANDRE DIRRELL TAKES A STAND AGAINST POISONED WATER IN FLINT, MI WITH FUNDRAISING EFFORT

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Flint Native Creates GoFundMe Page As Call To Action
To Donate TLANYA MONA
Flint, BOPHELO BA KA BA (Feb. 2, 2016) – Olympic bronze medalist and super middleweight star Andre Dirrell has taken matters into his own hands with a grassroots effort to raise funds in toward the purchase of clean water for those affected by the poisoned water crisis in his hometown of Flint. President Obama, khoeling e fetileng, declared a national state of emergency in Flint, Michigan, whose water supply was contaminated with toxic levels of lead when its source was changed from Lake Huron to the Flint River. Ho fihla joale, ka 102,000 people have been poisoned and the number continues to climb (source: Huffington Post).
The super middleweight has already donated thousands of dollars of his own money toward the purchase of clean water for Flint residents and is imploring his fellow fighters and everyone in the boxing community to do what they can to help.
“As an athlete, I have a great appreciation for the importance of water in someone’s life,” o ile a re Dirrell. “You can’t train without water, but the people of Flint need it for much more than drinking. They need to bath, cook and stay alive. This is a tragedy and I feel as though I’m in a position to not only do what I can to help these people, but encourage my fellow fighters and the whole boxing community to do what they can.
“On a personal note, I have over 30 family members living in Flint can possibly be poisoned, including six or seven of my nieces and nephews who range from the ages of 2-13. It hurts knowing that there are serious long-term effects, especially on young kids. If those were my kids, I would want something to be done. Let’s help save my city.”
To donate to support Dirrell’s fundraising effort to purchase clean water for the residents of Flint, click go to https://www.gofundme.com/7wm96hz8.
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Open & Novice finals of Central New England Golden Gloves Championship THIS THURSDAY NIGHT IN LOWELL

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Lowell Sehopotso holong
(photo gallery mona ka tlase – all pictures courtesy of Brian Schnabel)
Lowell, Boima. (February 2, 2016) – Thirty-eight surviving amateur boxers will compete in 19 scheduled matches this Thursday night (Feb. 4) the Central New England (Greater Lowell) final round, open and novice divisions, of the 70th annual Lowell Sun Charities Golden Gloves Championship at historic Lowell Memorial Auditorium.
All CNE finals winners will advance to the New England Tournament of Champions, also held at Lowell Memorial Auditorium, later this month.
See Thursday night’s pairings below, as well as a remaining 2016 kemiso.
Special Championship Ticket Package – Five Championship Events available to purchase for $50.00 ticket (5 remaining events) in the balcony. This special ticket offer THIS Thursday night’s CNE finals, as well as the semifinals and finals of the Novice and Open class New England Tournament of Champions. To purchase call the Lowell Memorial Auditorium box office at1.866.722.8881 or order online at www.LowellMemorialAuditorium.le. Individual event tickets are also available to purchase for $17.00, $15.00 kapa $12.00. Student tickets are also available for only $7.00 (student ID required).
Proceeds from the Lowell Sun Charities Golden Gloves Championship go towards sending the New England Golden Gloves champions to the National Golden Gloves Championship (2016 in Salt Lake City, Utah), in addition to supporting local athletes and area gyms, the Boys & Girls Club, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, cancer funds, scholarships and many other great charitable causes.
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL PAIRINGS
NOVICE CLASS
FLYWEIGHTS (114 liponto.)
Christian Moura (Hollis, NH – Nashua PAL)
vs.
Steve Delgardo
FEMALE BANTAMWEIGHTS (119 liponto.)
Jennifer Perella (Hyde Park, MA – Peter Welch ea Gym)
vs..
Jessica Grohowski (Boston, MA – Boston Boxing)
BANTAMWEIGHTS (123 liponto.)
Joseph Valdes (West Roxbury, MA – Nashua PAL)
vs..
Marquis Fowler (Lowell, MA – West End Gym)
FEMALE FEATHERWEIGHTS (125 liponto.)
Nicole Gagnon (Quincy, MA – Peter Welch ea Gym)
vs..
Noelle Boran (East Walpole, MA – Boston Boxing)
LIGHTWEIGHTS (132 liponto.)
Troy Anderson (Dorchester, MA – Nonantum Boxing)
vs..
Jonathan DePina (Dorchester, MA – Peter Welch ea Gym)
FEMALE LIGHTWEIGHTS (132 liponto.)
Claire Duffy (East Boston, MA – Peter Welch ea Gym)
vs..
Stephanie Khan (Brighton, MA – Ring Boxing)
LIGHT WELTERWEIGHTS (141 liponto.)
Nathan Rosa (Lowell, MA – West End Gym)
vs..
Edwin Rozon (Haverhill, MA – Haverhill Downtown Boxing)
FEMALE LIGHT WELTERWEIGHTS (141 liponto.)
Katie Colton (Arlington, MA – Boston Boxing)
vs..
Katie Gregory (Boston, MA – Peter Welch ea Gym)
WELTERWEIGHTS (152 liponto.)
Lipi Fernandez (Roxbury, MA – Peter Welch’s)
Vs.
Kenny Larson (Salem, MA – Somerville Boxing)
MIDDLEWEIGHTS (165 liponto.)
Brian Lawrence (Dorchester, MA – Peter Welch ea Gym)
vs..
Yancarlos Sanchez (Dorchester, MA – Quietman Sports)
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS (178 LBS.)
Joseph DaSilva (Gloucester, MA – Gloucester Boxing Club)
vs..
Justin DeFlumeri (Merrimack, NH – Nashua PAL)
HEAVYWEIGHTS (201 liponto.)
Jose Cabrera (Marlboro, MA – Framingham PAL)
vs..
Jared Gately (Franklin, MA – Pewter Welch’s Gym)
SUPER HEAVYWEIGHTS (201+ liponto.)
Kyle Davis (Haverhill, MA – Haverhill Downtown Boxing)
vs..
Ryan Brooks (Weymouth, MA – Grealish Boxing)
OPEN CLASS
LIGHTWEIGHTS (132 liponto.)
Matthew Fontanez (Nashua NH – Nashua PAL)
vs..
Brandon Higgins (Chelmsford, MA – West End Gym)
LIGHT WELTERWEIGHTS (141 liponto.)
Jeremiah Perez (Lowell, MA – West End)
vs..
Abraham Nova (Braintree, MA – Peter Welch’s)
WELTERWEIGHTS (152 liponto.)
Xavier Vega (Lawrence, MA – Canal Street Boxing)
vs..
Joe Meuse (Millis, MA – Nonatum Boxing)
FEMALE WELTERWEIGHTS (152 LBS.)
Maureen O’Brien (Hull, MA – Grealish Boxing)
vs..
Kimberly Wabik (Everett, MA – Quietman Gym)
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS – (178 liponto.)
Tayler Mears (Boston, MA – The Ring)
vs..
Ian Funk (Fairhaven, MA – Somerville Boxing)
HEAVYWEIGHTS (201 liponto.)
John Roche (Haverhill, MA – Haverhill Downtown)
vs..
Jesus Flores (Methuen, MA – Canal Street Boxing)
70th annual Lowell Sun Charities Golden Gloves Championship Schedule
(Lowell Sehopotso holong – 6:30 p.m. mamati a bulehileng, 7:30 p.m. pele gia)
Central New England (Greater Lowell)
Open & Novice Class Championship Finals – Labone, Feb. 4
New England Tournament of Champions
Novice Class Semifinals – Labone, Feb. 11
Novice Class Championship Finals – Feb. 18
Open Class Semifinals – Laboraro, Feb. 24
Open Class Championship Finals – Labone, Feb. 25

Novice middleweight Brian Lawrence (red shirt) of Dorchester, MA

Open welterweight Joseph Meuse (L) of Millis, MA

Open light welterweight Jeremiah Perez (L) of Lowell, MA

Open lightweight Brandon Higgins (R) of Chelmsford, MA
INFORMATION:
Tournament Executive Director: Bobby Russo
Director of Contestants: Art Ramalho
Chief of Officials: Lauri Purcell
'Moleli oa Mehala: John Vena
Lefelo la: Lowell Sehopotso holong, 50 Merrimack St., Lowell, MA
Twitter: @LowellGloves
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ALEXIS SANTIAGO O TSAMAEA LE ERIK RUIZ KETSAHALO E KHOLO EA PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIETS TSA LENOANA HO TSA MONOO KA LABOBELI KA LA FS1. &Boxing Champions Fox SPORTS Ka Labobeli, FEBRUARY 16 HO TSOA MOTSE OA SAM O PHELA LAS VEGAS (11 P.M. Et / 8 P.M. PT)

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HAPE! LEBENYA BOIMA LIONELL THOMPSON LIBAKA
PAUL MOEKETSI & KHOTHA KHOLO KHARA
LANELL BELLOWS LITS'OANEO TSA HLOKA ANTOWYAN AIKENS
Tickets On Sale Hosasane, February 2!
Las Vegas (February 1, 2016) – Alexis “Beaver” Santiago (20-3-1, 8 Kos) o ea bakeng sa tlhōlo ea hae ea leshome e latellanang ha a nka California Eric Ruiz (15-4, 6 Kos) ketsahalong e kholo ea boima ba 10 bantamweight ea Tonakgolo Boxing Champions (PBC) Toe-TO-Toe TUESDAYS ka FS1 le Boxing Champions ka Fox Deportes Labobeli, February 16 ho tloha Sam's Town Phela ho Las Vegas.
Televised kgaso qala ka 11 p.m. LE/8 p.m. PT mme e fana ka li-matchups tse ling tse peli tse khahlisang joalo ka boima bo bobebe Lionel “E Moholo” Thompson (16-3, 10 Kos) lintoa Paul Parker (7-1, 4 Kos) papaling ya mekgatlo e robedi le ho otla ka thata Lanell “KO” Bellows(14-1-1, 7 Kos) lifahleho Antowyan “Iceman” Aikens (10-0-1, 1 KO) a tse robeli ho pota bartolomeo middleweight Tlholisanong.
“Ke thabile haholo ka ntoa ena le ho ba sehlooho sa FS1 le FOX Deportes,” ho boletse Santiago. “Mohanyetsi oa ka ke mohlabani ea matla haholo eo ke labalabelang ho loana. Nka kena ka moo le lebokose empa ke rata ho kena bohareng ba selikalikoe le ho fapanyetsana ha ke tlameha. Ke na le bonnete ba hore e tla ba ntoa February 16.”
“Ona ke monyetla o motle ho 'na' me ke tla o sebelisa ka botlalo,” ho boletse Ruiz. “Ke tla ba mabifi 'me nke ke ka lumella mohanyetsi oa ka hore a phutholohe motsotsoana o le mong. Ke tlil'o tla kokota, kahoo ke tšepa hore ha a nnyenyefatse.”
“Re thabile haholo hore ebe re khona ho bonts'a tse ling tsa Liphatlalatso tsa Mayweather’ linaleli tse ntseng li phahama ho FS1 le FOX Deportes, 'me re labalabela ho tsoela pele ho etsa mananeo mona Las Vegas,” o ile a re Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ea Mayweather ho phahamiswa. “E tla ba bosiu bo monate ba lintoa ho Sam's Town Live le tsela e phethahetseng ea ho qala 2016 bakeng sa Mayweather Promotions.”
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, e khothaletsoang ke Mayweather Promotions, ba turu ka $25 le $50, se ke ua ho akarelletsa le ho hlokehang ditefello, 'me li rekisoa Labobeli, February 2 ka 10 a.m. PT. Litekete li ka rekoa inthaneteng ho: -http://www.samstownlv.com/thabisa, ka bitsa(702) 284-7777, kapa ofising efe kapa efe ea lebokose la Boyd Gaming.
A lan ho tloha 2009, Santiago ea lilemo li 25 ha a e-so hlōloe lipapaling tsa hae tse robong tsa ho qetela 'me o tsoa tlhōlong ea Gustavo Molina ka Mphalane. 2015. Letsoalloa la Phoenix le ile la hlola Javier Gallo le Antonio Tostado Garcia ka 2015 'me ha a so ka a nka tahlehelo ho tloha ka nako eo 2012. Litlhōlo tsa hae tse hlollang ka ho fetisisa li ile tsa feta bahlabani ba kileng ba hlōloa Alex Rangel le Hanzel Martinez., bao ka bobeli a ileng a ba otla ka makhetlo a 10.
Ho loana ho tsoa ho Oxnard, California, Ruiz esale a loana ho tloha ka nako eo 2011 'me a hapa likhau tse robong tsa pele tsa mosebetsi oa hae. Motho ea lilemo li 24 o tla tloha ka November 2015 tlhōlo holim'a Roy Tapia ea neng a sa hlōloe nakong e fetileng ntoeng e matla e bileng teng Las Vegas.
Ke 'mampoli oa nako e mehlano oa New York State Golden Gloves ea emelang Buffalo, Thompson o tla ka mor'a tlholo ea ho emisa Thomas Hanhaw ka Mphalane 2015. Motho ea lilemo li 30 o boetse o na le tlholo ho feta Yathomas Riley ea neng a sa hloloe le Ryan Coyne ea kileng a otloa..
E emetseng Toledo, Ohio, Parker o hapile lintoa tse supileng tsa pele tsa mosebetsi oa hae mme o batla ho bokella tlholo e 'ngoe ka Hlakola 16. Mohlankana ea lilemo li 30 o se a hlōtse Dwayne Williams le Brian Holstein ba neng ba sa hloloe..
E tsoa Los Angeles empa e loana le ho ikoetlisa Las Vegas, Bellows o kena ntoeng ena ka lebelo la ho hlola ka makhetlo a robeli. Motho ea lilemo li 30 o tla sheba ho tsoela pele ho boloka lebelo ha a ntse a tsoela pele ho hlola likhau tse 'ne tsa hae 2015 'me u fumane boemo ba tlhōlisano ea maemo a lefats'e ka 2016.
E sa hloloe ebile e loana ho tsoa Atlantic City, New Jersey, Aikens o batla ho fumana katleho e kholo ho qala 2016. Moshanyana ea lilemo li 26 o ile a koala ea hae 2014 ka ho hlola Sherman Artis Jr. pele a hlola Edgar Perez ka 2015.
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Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame and Claridge Hotel looking to bring boxing back to the boardwalk

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Atlantic City, NJ (February 1, 2016) – The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame is proud to announce it’s alliance with with the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City, NJ that will constitute bringing 6 events to the Historic Hotel in 2016.

Four of the events will be fight nights promoted by Rising Promotions, in the Celebrity Theatre venue with the first event being held on Moqebelo March 19, 2016

Two other major events are being planned which includes the inaugural induction class set for this fall as well as signature events that will appeal to boxing fans around the world.

The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame has assisted various promoters over the past two years in securing events and venues and will continue it’s effort to restore the shore community to being a mecca and destination for future boxing events.

Said Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame President & Founder Ray McCline, “It’s been a pleasure working with the entire Claridge Hotel team. Their commitment and support has been greatly appreciated. We’re looking forward to great things in 2016, at this historic Hotel their 650 seat Celebrity Theatre has proven to be the perfect venue to showcase young local boxing talent”

“The Claridge Hotel is happy to have created a relationship with the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame over the past year to bring boxing events to the property. A. Cem Erenler V.P. of Hotel Operations & Business Development further stated that we’re very excited to announce that we have agreed to collaborate on a series of boxing events for 2016 and look forward to what this year will bring as we develop these fantastic events.”

“It’s such a pleasure to be in a joint venture with the Claridge Hotel and to bring boxing to Atlantic City, ” Said Roy Foreman, Senior Vice-President of the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame. “The Claridge has such a historic background that it almost seems a natural fit that the shows will be taking place there. The Atlantic City boxing hall of Fame is indeed grateful to partake in this venture.”

More news on upcoming events for the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame will be announced shortly.

Mission – Vision – Purpose:

The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame mission, vision and purpose is to offer fans and visitors alike, a highly interactive Sports & Entertainment Boxing Curation Experience, We are committed to preserving the rich boxing history of Atlantic City, through live historical curation, exhibits, legendary boxing stars, and personality appearances. We will also conduct our annual year round events, well paired with multicultural entertainment artistry. The action, thaba hakaakang, victories and defeats”, The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame wishes to re-fuel the passion, and presence of the sport of gladiators in a City that needs no introduction. The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame purpose is to, remember, acknowledge and honor the great local, national & international boxers as well as the boxing community at-large for their commitment to and accomplishments within the sweet science of boxing that has help create the boxing Mecca Atlantic City has become synonymous with. Through our annual induction ceremonies; boxing greats, as well as the boxing community at-large will have their names enshrined in immortality by being inducted into the the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame. So many great boxers are too often forgotten after they have retired from the sport. The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame will ensure they are always remembered, appreciated and honored by Atlantic City and surrounding communities.

“Where Boxing History Comes to Life”

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E le mopresidente & Founder

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Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401 USA
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(844 AC IS FUN – 844-224-7386)
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Detroit Brawl on Fox News Detroit

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Detroit has a history of producing some of the best boxers and trainers in the sport, and the fight-world spotlight will be shining on the motor city again this coming weekend with the “Detroit Brawl.”
The professional boxing series showcases fighters from around the world to compete in Detroit at the Masonic Temple on Feb. 6. Three of the local boxers involved in the event dropped by Fox2 Sontaha morning to preview the event.
Learn more about the Detroit Brawl at their official ho website ya and tickets are available mona.
Ditekete tsa “Detroit Brawl” ba turu ka $28, $38, $48, $63, $93, le $123 le are available at all Ticketmaster outlets, ticketmaster.com, ka bitsa 800-745-3000, or by visiting the Masonic Temple box office. Please Note: Tickets purchased at the $123.00 price level include three free-drink tickets for patrons 21 years of age and older. For event information, etela themasonic.com le SalitaPromotions.com. Ka ntoa bosiu, mamati a butsweng ka 6:30.

For more information on the “Detroit Brawl” or Salita Promotions, etela www.salitapromotions.com. The Greektown Casino Hotel is located at 555 E Lafayette Street in Detroit. Bakeng sa tlhahisoleseding e, visit them online atgreektowncasino.com. Twitter: @GreektownCasino.
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RISING STAR ERICKSON LUBIN REMAINS UNBEATEN WITH VICTORY OVER JOSE DE JESUS MACIAS ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS: THE NEXT ROUND ON BOUNCE TV SUNDAY NIGHT FROM SEMINOLE CASINO HOTEL IMMOKALEE IN IMMOKALEE, FLA.

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FLORIDA’S JOSEPH ELEGELE STOPS ALEX DE JESUS IN THE
SIXTH ROUND OF WELTERWEIGHT SHOWDOWN
&
FEATHERWEIGHT PROSPECT DENNIS GALARZA DOMINATES
SAMUAL AMAOKO ON HIS WAY TO UNANIMOUS DECISION
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IMMOKALEE, FL. (February 1, 2016) – Bochaba-naleli Erickson “The Hammer” Lubin(14-0, 10 Kos) defeated Mexican brawler Jose De Jesus Macias (18-5-2, 9 Kos) in his first main event Sontaha bosiu Tonakgolo Boxing Champions: The Next Roundka Go tlola TV from a sold out Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee in Immokalee, Florida.
Lubin, ea Orlando, showed superior skills by using his quick hands and combination punching to offset Macias’ come-forward style. A pota tse hlano, Lubin scored a knockdown when he landed a cuffing right hook that forced Macias to touch the canvas with his glove.
The fast rising 20-year-old landed the harder blows and was looking to stop his opponent inside the distance. Macias continued to fight aggressively throughout the contest and he was able to survive and push Lubin to 10-rounds for the first time in his career.
Lubin remained perfect as a professional by scores of 99-90 le 100-89 ka makhetlo a mabeli.
In a battle of southpaw welterweights, Florida’s Joseph Elegele (15-3, 11 Kos) ile a khaotsa hoAlex De Jesu o ile a (21-1, 13 Kos) in the sixth round of their scheduled eight-round affair.
Elegele brought the pressure early, hurting De Jesus with an overhand left in round two before he put his opponent on the canvas in round three with a brilliant combination on the ropes. The knockdown came at the end of the round and clearly dazed De Jesus, who walked to the wrong corner after the bell.
A hard left hand punctuated another combination that closed the show for Elegele in round six. The fight was called off by referee James Warring 56 metsotsoana e ka pota. De Jesus was taken to North Collier Hospital after the fight as a precaution.
A a qalang gia, featherweight tšepo Dennis Galarza (12-1, 8 Kos) cruised to a unanimous decision over Ghana’s Samual Amaoko (21-6, 15 Kos) in their eight-round bout.
Galarza outclassed Amaoko in every facet, winning each round on his way to his seventh straight win. The more active and accurate fighter, Galarza was rewarded with scores of 80-72 tsohle baahloli ba bararo’ scorecards.
Here is what the fighters had to say Sunday night:
Erickson LUBIN
“He was a very awkward fighter with a herky -jerky style. He took a lot of blows and a lot of good blows. In the end I was able to come out with the victory.
“He was tougher than I thought. It was a little different than most of my fights but it’s good experience. I’m happy to get 10 rounds in.
“I just want to keep moving on from here and moving forward. I want to move up the ladder.”
JOSE DE JESUS MACIAS
“He was a strong fighter and he moved very well. I was able to handle everything he had and I thought I was in the fight.
“He has a lot of power. He’s not the best guy I’ve faced but he did enough to get the win tonight.”
JOSEPH ELEGELE
“I felt good out there. I did my thing. I told everybody that I was going to stop this guy and that’s what I did.
“I doubled my left hand and I knew I hurt him. He couldn’t take any more shots so I finished him.
“I want to fight someone in the top 15. I want to compete with the best. It’s my time.”
DENNIS GALARZA
“My opponent was very tough. We fought eight hard rounds with a veteran.
“I wanted to get him out of there but we stayed patient and stuck to the game plan. I’m getting better every time out there.
“It’s my second time going eight rounds and soon I’ll be ready for ten rounds anyone that wants to get in there with me.
SAMUEL AMAOKO
“I went out and gave it my all. I thought it was closer and that I was landing some shots with more power.
“He is a very good fighter but I fought well and tried to get the win.”
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Former Cruiserweight world champion Imamu Mayfield primed for comeback after 8-year hiatus

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Freehold, NJ (January 29, 2016) – Hoo e ka bang 19 years-ago, e 24 year-old Imamu Mayfield climbed to the top of the boxing’s mountain when he won the the IBF Cruiserweight title with a 12-round unanimous decision over Uriah Grant in Las Vegas.

That bout took place on a big show that was headlined by the rematch that saw Evander Holyfield defeat Michael Moorer.
Mayfied would make once defense before being stopped by Arthur Williams. Mayfield would go on to have some success by winning the USBA Cruiserweight title, but all and all he was just 7-7-2 since losing the title which includes losing his last three bouts (two to future world champions Krzysztof Wlodarczyk and Alexander Povetkin).
That was in 2008, fast forward 8-years and the now 43 year-old native of Freehold, New Jersey is planning a comeback.
“I own a gym and have been training fighters for the most part,” said the well-spoken Mayfield.
“After being away from the ring, I feel now that the time is right. I have had enough time to realize this is what I want to do. Now I am back with the people who started with me and took me to the title.”
“Those people are manager Vinny LaManna and trainer Charles Johnson.”
“Imamu and I have had great success together, when Mayfield and I got together it was from the untimely death of his longtime trainer manager Curtis Ford,”stated manger Vinny LaManna.
“Curtis did all the work, I just happened to have the relationship with then power house promoter Don King. I take no credit for any of Curtis great efforts , and it’s a shame Curtis couldn’t see all of his hard work that came together when the opportunity presented itself. I have always believed in Imamu’s skills , I truly believe he will be a force in the cruiser or heavyweight division.”
There were various times in the last 8 years that Mayfield was close to returning, but the timing just wasn’t right.
“I reached out through the years to make a comeback, but I could not make it happen. Different people inquired, but now I am back with the people who I trust and am Comfortable with.”
“I could have continued in 2008, but I wasn’t taking the right fights for the right reasons. I was being used as a steppingstone and I felt I was better than that.”
Mayfield is now fighting for different reasons.
“I am fighting for the love of boxing and want to get back to the position of being on top of the mountain.”
Towards the end of his career, Mayfield fluctuated between Cruiserweight and Heavyweight. In his time off, he has stayed in good shape and he does not see a lot of time before he is a Cruiserweight contender again.
“I am at 230 pounds now. When I fight in a couple months, I should be about 220. With each passing fight, I am going to work my way down to 200.”
While he shrinks down in weight, Mayfield sees a lot of growth in the sport that he left nearly a decade ago.
“There has been a lot of good in boxing. The sport is on the upswing. The Cruiserweight division looks competitive and I can compete with those guys. If I truly did not believe that, I would not be doing this. I still have the skills, but now I have the wisdom. My body is pretty preserved and I think I have a good shot at getting the Apple.”
“I am looking forward to getting back in there. I have always had a good fan base and a good team. Pele, i would have to travel two or three hours to just train. Now I have my own gym. It isn’t only me, but my wife and family love this idea of me trying to do some great things in boxing and become world champion again.”
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“THE GHOST” REMAINS HIGHEST VIEWED TV FIGHTER IN BOXING

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Gilroy, JOALO KA (January 29, 2016) – With the PBC (Premier Boxing Championships) debuting boxing back on NBC le Fox, Robert “The Moea” Mohlabani (33-4-1, 18 Kos) remains the highest viewed TV fighter in the sport. Haele hantle, Guerrero’s fights with Keith “Nako E Le 'Ngoe” Thurman (26-0, 22 Kos) le Danny “Swift” Garcia (32-0, 18 Kos) are two of the most watched boxing matches in the last 17 lilemo tse.
In March of 2015, Thurman vs. Mohlabani on NBC peaked at 4.2 limilione tse bashebelli, making it the most viewed fight telecast since 1998 neng Oscar De La Hoya fought on the FOX network. This past weekend, Garcia vs.. Mohlabanion FOX peaked at 3.5 limilione tse bashebelli, making Guerrero the most watched fighter in boxing.
Known for bringing excitement to the ring, Robert Guerrero is your modern day gladiator. His fights are never boring and his relentless attack is what makes boxing appealing to the average sports fan. His tenacity and aggressiveness translates to great television.
Last Saturday Robert Guerrero once again proved he’s the peoples champion, giving the fans what they deserve, an all action fight. With the PBC showcasing their stars on network television, boxing is heading to the glory days of the 80’s and 90’s. Guerrero is happy to lead the way.
“Everyone knows when I step in the ring, I’m going to bring an exciting fight to the fans.” a re Robert Guerrero. “Being a warrior is in my blood, it’s the meaning of my last name in Spanish. It brings me great joy to know that the PBC is generating a tremendous amount of new fans with all the fights they’re showing on network television. Boxing is back like never before and I’m happy to be spearheading the movement.”