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UNDEFEATED CUBAN SENSATION RANCES BARTHELEMY BATTLES FORMER WORLD CHAMPION ANTONIO DEMARCO ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON CBS

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SABATI, JUNE 21 LIVE ON CBS SPORTS AT 4 P.M. AND/1 P.M. PT

MEI HE MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA i Las Vegas

Plus Exciting Welterweight Showdown Between

Sammy Vasquez & Wale Omotoso

Las Vegas (Kia 28, 2015) – An action-packed showdown between former world champions Rances Barthelemy (22-0, 13 Koó) a Antonio DeMarco (31-4-1, 23 Koó) headlines the next installment Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i CBS tango te wahiRātapu, Pipiri 21 live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas with televised action beginning at 4 p.m. AND/1 p.m. PT.

 

Also featured in televised bouts is an explosive welterweight matchup that pits the undefeated Sammy Vasquez (18-0, 13 Koó) ki te artist knockout Nigeria Wale Omotoso (25-1, 21 Koó).

 

“I’m excited for this big opportunity and I can’t wait to show the world what I’m capable of,” Said Barthelemy. “A big fight like this is what I want. I know it will be very difficult, but I’m going to train hard to put on a show for the fans.”

 

“Ko te whawhai nui hoki ahau i tenei. I’m going to leave everything I have in that ring,” ka mea a DeMarco. “The chance to fight on network television is once in a lifetime and I’m going to make the most of it.”

 

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He toa motu runaruna Cuban, the 28-year-old Barthelemy Kua ano ki te pangia e hinga mai i tahuri pro i roto i 2009. Fanauhia i roto i te Cuba engari whawhai inaianei i roto i Las Vegas, he won a super featherweight world title in July of last year by defeating Argenis Mendez in impressive fashion. Most recently he delivered a second round TKO over Angino Perez in March and looks to impress once again when he hits the ring in June.

 

He toa te ao o mua i roto i te wehenga ono tekau, te 29-tau-tawhito DeMarco steps back into the ring to face the undefeated Barthelemy. Whawhai i roto i Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, he owns victories over John Molina Jr., Jorge Linares and Lanardo Tyner. He fights for the second time as a pro in the city of Las Vegas on Pipiri 21.

 

The 29-year-old Vasquez has fought professionally since 2012 and served two tours of duty in Iraq as a member of the National Guard. I hanga ano e ia te reira ki nga whiringa whaiti o te 2012 U.S. Tamataraa Olympic a riro koura i te 2010 a 2011 Armed Forces Mekemeke Toa. Ko te whawhai i roto i o Monessen, Penn., has not lost as a professional and is coming off of a unanimous decision over Emmanuel Lartey in February of this year.

 

Born in Nigeria, but fighting out of Oxnard, Calif., Omotoso is looking to make it three wins in a row when he battles Vasquez. His most recent victories were both knockouts as he defeated Abraham Alvarez and Eduardo Flores. The 30-year-old made his U.S. waiata i roto i 2011 and has racked up a 7-1 record stateside.

 

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Lightweight Contender Tony Luis to Serve on Broadcast Commentary Team on CBS Sports Network, tenei Rāmere, Kia 29 i roto i te Nopo

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Lightweight contender Tony “Uira” Luis says it’ll be the realization of a childhood dream when he serves as guest analyst on the broadcast team this Friday, Kia 29.

Luis will join Ron Kruck, Steve Kim and Patrick Ortiz for the live call of “Championship mekemeke i te CBS Sports Whatunga,” will air live on CBS Sports Network (10:00 PM, AND) from the WC Handy Pavilion on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee.

Presented by Greg Cohen Promotions, in association with GH3 Promotions, Prize Fight Promotion and Adam Wilcock’s Fight Card Productions and produced by David Schuster’s Winner Take All Productions, Championship Boxing on CBS Sports Network will be headlined by a 10-round cruiserweight battle between Lateef “Power” Kayode (20-0, 16 Koó) a “Apahinu” Nick Kisner (14-1-1, 5 Koó).

I roto i te hui tahi-matua, promising WBO #10 lightweight Josh King of Australia will make his US television debut against Batesville, Arkansas’ Rogelio Casarez (9-3, 4 Koó). Also featured in televised action that night will be women’s superstar Amanda “Ko te Deal Real” Serrano (23-1-1, 18 Koó) in a six-round super featherweight showcase against Nairobi, Kenya’s Fatuma Zarika (24-10-2, 14 Koó), as well as super middleweight Derrick “Tangohia te reira ki te Bank” Webster (18-0, 9 Koó) putting his undefeated record on the line in a six-rounder against Mississippi’s William Johnson.

Tikiti hoki “Championship mekemeke” E utu i $20 General Admission and $30 VIP and are available by calling 901.900.2236. I te po whawhai, doors open @ 6:00 pm. The live television telecast will run from 10 pm ki 12 am EST on CBS Sports Network. Mō ētahi atu pārongo, toronga www.gcpboxing.com.

“It’s another childhood dream come true,” said Luis of doing commentary. “My mom was a stickler with me over reading when I was little, but once I got the hang of it and discovered boxing, look out! I drove her crazy reading my dad’s boxing collection to her all the time. And she would always say I had what it took to do what the guys on HBO were doing. I can hear the ‘I told you so,’ from heaven.”

Luis will be joining a solid broadcast team of veterans. Blow-by-blow man Ron Kruck is an MMA correspondent for the longest-running Mixed Martial Arts news show on television, Roto MMA, on Mark Cuban’s AXS TV. Long-time boxing journalist Steve Kim is internationally recognized for his commentary and opinion preceding major pay-per-view boxing bouts. Patrick Ortiz is the President of Ringside Ticket Inc and Lords of the Cage, which specializes in providing Mixed Martial Arts and Boxing events for Tribal Casinos.

“Max Kellerman motivated me when i was younger,” said Luis of his influences. “I saw a young guy with a passion for boxing. Max is a very good commentator and has developed a good eye for the sport, but I feel I have an edge because I actually live it and know what it is like to be in that ring.”

Luis (19-3, 7 Koó), who lost a controversial decision in a world-title fight in England against England’s Derry Matthews in April, will next be seen, in ring, i runga i Pipiri 25 i roto i te Niagara Falls, New York against an opponent that is TBA.
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Amanda Serrano ‘Honored’ to Represent Women’s Boxing’s Return to Network Television

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Serrano to Face Jackie Trivilino, Live on CBS Sports Network on Rāmere, Kia 29, i roto i te Nopo, TN

Women’s multiple-time world champion Amanda “Ko te Deal Real” Serrano says she considers it a great honor to be part of the return of women’s boxing to network television.

Serrano (23-1-1, 18 Koó), o Brooklyn, will face Plattsburgh, New York’s two-time world title challenger Jackie “The Force” Trivilino in a six-round super bantamweight rematch on Rāmere, Kia 29, at the WC Handy Pavilion on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee, and broadcast nationally on CBS Sports Network (10:00 PM, AND).

Serrano vs. Trivilino will serve as one of the televised supporting bouts on a show, e tika ana “Championship mekemeke i te CBS Sports Whatunga”, presented by Greg Cohen Promotions, in association with GH3 Promotions, Prize Fight Promotion and Adam Wilcock’s Fight Card Productions, produced by David Schuster’s Winner Take All Productions. Headlining the show will be a 10-round cruiserweight battle between Lateef “Power” Kayode (20-0, 16 Koó) a “Apahinu” Nick Kisner (14-1-1, 5 Koó).

I roto i te hui tahi-matua, promising WBO #10 lightweight Josh King of Australia will make his US television debut in a regional title fight against Batesville, Arkansas’ Rogelio Casarez (9-3, 4 Koó). Also featured in televised action will be super middleweight Derrick “Tangohia te reira ki te Bank” Webster (18-0, 9 Koó) putting his undefeated record on the line in a six-rounder.

Tikiti hoki “Championship mekemeke” E utu i $20 General Admission and $30 VIP and are available by calling 901.900.2236.

Serrano will be facing Trivilino for the second time. The pair met in both of their pro debuts in 2009, with Serrano winning a majority decision. “I’m excited and ready,” she said. “I’m honored to have a team in place that can put me on TV and showcase women’s boxing across the country. Girls can fight too! It’s a great honor. I’m super pumped and getting ready to show my talent.”

“She (Trivilino) is the one that got away,” said Serrano’s career-long trainer, Jordan Maldonado. “We only won a majority decision against her. Jackie has got skills and is very tough and durable, but Amanda has progressed a long way since then. We will be looking to make a statement against Jackie. It’s awesome to have a promoter behind us that believes in female boxing. We’re ready to put on a great performance.”

David Schuster of Winner Take All Productions, who will be producing the Kia 29 whakaatu, is a close associate of both Maldonado and promoter Greg Cohen. It was Schuster along with Sarah Fina who arranged the co-promotional deal with the Serrano sisters, Amanda and Cindy, who signed with Cohen not long ago.

“I applaud Greg Cohen for having the courage to put female fighters back on national TV,” said Schuster. “I’ve been working with Jordan Maldonado and the girls since 2012 and they are ready to dominate. The Serrano sisters have the talent to not only produce ratings, but generate respect from both male and female fans of the sport. Amanda is one of the most feared female fighters in the world and that pool of talent includes Rhonda Rousey.”

“Amanda is a force of nature in the ring, of course I want her on national television”Na ka mea a Greg Cohen. “Women’s MMA has shown there is a market for talented fighters, regardless of gender and Amanda and Cindy are two fighters ready to take it to the next level as female ambassadors of a suddenly rejuvenated and thriving sport. It is my honor and pleasure to be making this rematch happen on CBS Sports Network.”

Several local favorites will be showcased on the night’s undercard. I te po whawhai, doors open @ 6:00 pm. The live television telecast will run from 10 pm ki 12 am EST on CBS Sports Network. Mō ētahi atu pārongo, torongawww.gcpboxing.com.
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Championship Boxing Returns to CBS Sports Network on Friday, Kia 29 i roto i te Nopo

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Greg Cohen Promotions Proudly Presents
Kayode vs. Kisner in Cruiserweight Main Event

I te Rāmere, Kia 29, Greg Cohen Whakatairanga, in association with GH3 Promotions, Prize Fight Promotion and Adam Wilcock’s Fight Card Productions, produced by David Schuster’s Winner Take All Productions, proudly announce the return of “Championship mekemeke,” which will air live on CBS Sports Network (10:00 PM, AND) from the WC Handy Pavilion on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee.

Headlining the night will be an intriguing 10-round cruiserweight battle between long-time undefeated contender Lateef “Power” Kayode (20-0, 16 Koó) and once-beaten “Apahinu” Nick Kisner (14-1-1, 5 Koó). I roto i te hui tahi-matua, promising WBO #10 lightweight Josh King of Australia will make his US television debut in a regional title fight against Batesville, Arkansas‘ Rogelio Casarez (9-3, 4 Koó).

Also featured in televised action that night will be women’s superstar Amanda “Ko te Deal Real” Serrano (23-1-1, 18 Koó) in a super featherweight showcase, as well as super middleweight Derrick “Tangohia te reira ki te Bank” Webster (18-0, 9 Koó) putting his undefeated record on the line.

Tikiti hoki “Championship mekemeke” E utu i $20 General Admission and $30 VIP and are available by calling 901.900.2236.

32-year-old Lateef Kayode was born in Lagos, Nigeria but resides in California. Known for his immense strength and punching power, Kayode has been a top contender at 200 lbs for many years and is the current WBO-NABO and NABF Cruiserweight Champion. He is trained by four-time Trainer of the Year Freddie Roach. Kayode has also held the WBA-NABA Cruiserweight Championship. I roto i te 2013, Kayode fought to a draw with multiple world champion Antonio Tarver.

A naturally fluid boxer with superb skills, 24-year-old Nick Kisner hails from Baltimore, Maryland. I te runaruna, and among countless distinctions, Kisner was a three-time National Silver Gloves Champion and Ringside World Champion. He holds the distinction of being the youngest boxer in American history (17) to ever win a Men’s National Title in the Heavyweight Division. Ka rite ki te ngaio, Kisner’s two losses are a controversial draw in the opponent’s hometown and a split decision loss to fellow top prospect Junior Wright in Wright’s hometown of Chicago.

29-year-old Josh King is from Townsville, Queensland, Ahitereiria. Ka rite ki te ngaio, he has already held the Australian Super Lightweight and WBF World Super Lightweight titles and is the current WBO Oriental Lightweight and WBO Asia Pacific Lightweight Champion. I te runaruna, King was 50-15 and a five-time Australian and five-time Golden Gloves Champ, among many distinctions.

26-year-old southpaw Amanda “Ko te Deal Real” Serrano (23-1-1, 18 Koó) is a former Staten Island amateur champion, New York City Golden Gloves amateur champion, and Empire State amateur champion. She turned professional in 2009 and has already won the NABF Featherweight, Universal Boxing Federation World Featherweight, Women’s International Boxing Association World Featherweight, IBF World Super Featherweight, Universal Boxing Federation Inter­Continental Super Featherweight, and WBO World Lightweight Championships. She is currently ranked # 1 by the International Boxing Federation (IBF), #2 i te Ao mekemeke Association (WBA), and in the World Boxing Council (WBC) is ranked #5 at the featherweight.

Puta noa i tona mahi pro, 32-year-old southpaw Derrick Webster has trouble finding opponents. At 6′ 4″ the towering super middleweight with the heavyweight reach is a handful for anyone in the world. Webster has worked as a sparring partner for former WBC and IBO Light Heavyweight Champion Jean Pascal, Super Middleweight Champion Andre Ward, Roy Jones Jr., Bernard Hopkins, light heavyweight king Sergey Kovalev and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

“It’s great to be back in Memphis, working with my good friends Brian and Russ Young,” Na ka mea a Greg Cohen. “This will be a world-class event, featuring a mix of championship contenders and local talent. The card will be stacked from top to bottom with action-packed bouts that will have the crowd on Beale Street energized all night long. This is a truly special event and I couldn’t be more pumped!!”

Several local favorites will be showcased on the night’s undercard. I te po whawhai, doors open @ 6:00 pm. The live television telecast will run from 10 pm ki 12 am EST on CBS Sports Network. Mō ētahi atu pārongo, toronga www.gcpboxing.com.
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OMAR FIGUEROA DEFEATS RICKY BURNS AT STATE FARM ARENA IN HIDALGO, TEXAS ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON CBS

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Jamie McDonnell Earns Close Decision Over

Tomoki Kameda

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Hidalgo, Texas (Kia 9, 2015) – Omar “Panterita” Figueroa (25-0-1, 18 Koó) remained undefeated as he put on an exciting show in front of a raucous hometown crowd and earned a unanimous decision over Ricky Burns (37-5-1, 11 Koó) on Premier Boxing Champions on CBS live from State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas.

 

Figueroa was the sharper fighter who landed harder punches and was able to dictate the pace of the fight. Burns was deducted a point in both the eighth and 11th rounds by the referee for excessive holding. “Panterita” i riro i ngä tatau o 116-110 rua me te 117-109.

 

In the first televised fight of the afternoon, British star Jamie McDonnell (25-2-1, 12 Koó) earned a narrow but unanimous decision over previously unbeaten Tomoki “Ko te Mexicanito” Kameda (31-1, 19 Koó). McDonnell was knocked down for the first time in his career by a sharp right hand from Kameda in round three but quickly recovered to win by a score of 114-113 i runga i te katoa kaiwhakawa e toru’ kāri.

 

Here are what the fighters had to say after their bouts:

 

Omar FIGUEROA

 

“Fighting a fight like that, it takes a lot to go even four rounds, much less 12. With a fighter like that, leaning on you and using his weight on you it’s tough. I’m just glad I was in shape and didn’t let my fans down.

 

“I’m a very offensive fighter, so the holding kind of slowed me down. I tried to do what I could and, thankfully, the judges saw that.

 

“My hands are a little sore, but I really did hold back on my punches, especially because he has one of those European guards where he holds his hands up high and his elbows are exposed. I had to be careful going to the body because that’s how I hurt my hands most times, from hitting the elbows. I felt ridiculously strong at the new weight, but I didn’t think my hands would hold up, so I was holding back and trying to win the fight on points and if I could hurt him I would try to stop him.

 

“He was punching me behind the head, so I felt like I had to do the same. If you want to play like that, I can play that game.

 

“At the end of the fight, he came with a good body shot that hurt me a bit. That’s why I slowed down at the end. I have to give it to Ricky. He’s a tough fighter.

 

“It’s time to rest up. I’ve been training since the beginning of the year and I deserve a little rest.”

 

RICKY BURNS

 

“We knew it was going to be a tough fight, but I didn’t agree with the deductions for holding. I thought he was holding as much as me and that’s why I had to tie him up.

 

“We moved up in weight for this one but still had some trouble making weight, but I didn’t want to jeopardize my chance to fight in America.

 

“I think it was his size that gave me problems more than anything. I don’t know what weight he was in that ring, but it was a lot bigger than me.

 

“The plan was to try to stick to boxing for the first half of the fight, but once the size really took over I had to stand and exchange more than I would have liked. I couldn’t get him off of me. I’ve got no excuses, as I said the best man will win.

 

“I always leave everything in the ring and that’s all I can do. I hope everyone who watched enjoyed the fight.

 

“We’ve enjoyed the experience of being in the U.S., obviously the decision didn’t go our way which puts a damper on it, but overall everyone here in Texas has been great. I want to say a big thank you to everybody. I hope to back again.”

 

Jamie McDonnell

 

“I felt in control all the way through. It was a great performance. I know I should have just boxed but I wanted to fight.

 

“I didn’t think I was going to get the decision being abroad, but it’s more than spectacular to come out of here victorious. He’s a great, toa tūturu.

 

“His speed surprised me on the knockdown. I knew he was going to be fast, but I didn’t expect it like that. I didn’t see the shot and next thing I knew I was on the floor.

 

“Hit and move, hit and move, that was the strategy. I remember being in there and thinking, ‘Man, this isn’t easy.’ I knew the crowd was going to go his way but it was a great experience.

 

“It’s been a fantastic time being here in America. I’d like to see some familiar faces but it’s a new experience. I was up against it but I knew I could pull it off. I knew deep inside that I could do it.

 

“I think I’m going to move up in weight. I want to catch the big fights before they’re gone.”

 

TOMOKI KAMEDA

 

“I think I won the fight. I did enough to win. He did a lot to win the last rounds, but I did more over the fight. I don’t agree with the judges decision, but I respect it.

 

“I knew he would get up after the knockdown because he’s a world champion. He’s a great fighter and I take my hat off to him, but I won the fight.

 

“E hiahia ana ahau ki te rematch.”

 

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PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON CBS FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & Whakaahua

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Hidalgo, Texas (Kia 7, 2015) – Fight week for Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i CBS continued Thursday as televised fighters Omar “Panterita” Figueroa, Ricky Burns, Tomoki “Ko te Mexicanito” Kameda, Jamie McDonnella Austin “No te feaa” Taraute spoke to the media at the final press conference before their respective bouts taking placeRāhoroi, Kia 9 i State Farm Arena.

 

Here are what the participants had to say Thursday:

 

Omar FIGUEROA

 

“This is the biggest fight of my career thus far. I have my brother on the undercard and it’s here at home. Ko reira tenei. I think it’s great for people from the Valley to get a huge card like this here. They haven’t seen this since Vasquez vs. Marquez, so I hope to bring that level of boxing back to the Valley.

 

“I definitely feel more pressure but the good kind of pressure. I’ve thrived on pressure my whole life. I was a pitcher for a long time. I was a closer. So I’ve been in situations where it’s bases loaded and we’re down so many runs and I’ve got to keep the game close. This is what I live for.

 

“I haven’t seen any film of Ricky Burns. Haven’t watched him at all. But from what I’ve heard he’s a tough fighter in great shape, so if we go 12 rounds it’ll be a good 12 rauna. I’m going to go out there and give it my all and win in the most impressive way possible.

 

“It wasn’t difficult to give up my title. I don’t fight for titles. I don’t care for titles. I think they’re just aesthetic things. I’d rather please the fans with a good fight. I don’t care if I win a title at the end of the day, but if the fans are happy, I am happy.

 

“I’m going to be a lot stronger at this new weight. I don’t know what to expect. I’m excited to get in the ring and find out.”

 

RICKY BURNS

 

“When you’re in hard fights, that’s what brings out the best of you. I’m looking forward to getting in the ring and putting on a good performance and win some fans over here.

 

“It’s a very tough fight and we knew that before we took it. Figueroa likes to come forward and be aggressive, but that can be his downside because he takes a lot of shots. We’re prepared for whatever happens on fight night and the best man will win.

 

“Some people think I’ve come over here just to be an opponent but that’s not the case. I had a bad year but it’s all behind me. I’m going to get back to my winning ways.

 

“This is everything I’ve ever wanted to accomplish in boxing. It’s going to be a hard fight but by the time the fight comes it will be just about four weeks that I’ve been in Texas.

 

“I treat boxing as my job, when it comes to training and fighting I always give it 100 percent and leave it all in the ring and hopefully the fans will see that. Omar is never in a dull fight and I’m not one to back out.

 

“We’ve treated this fight exactly the same as any other. Even though we’re in his hometown, as soon as that first bell goes that’s when it’s going to count. It’s just me and him in that ring.”

 

TOMOKI KAMEDA

 

“It is a dream come true to fight on a network like CBS. Millions are now going to get to know me, get to know my style. Boxing is changing and to be part of that is a great honor to me.

“It was not easy to relinquish my world title — I was the first Japanese to hold that title. It’s never easy to give up something that you’ve worked so hard for. But I respect the sanctioning body’s decision, they said I had to relinquish it and so I did. Na, I’m going for another title, and after that maybe unification.

“McDonnell is a good boxer. He knows how to box and knows his way inside the ring. Most British fighters do that, move around a lot. Its not an easy style to face, but my team and I have a great strategy and we are going to win, we are going to win by knockout.

“I love Mexico. I moved there when I was 15 with my family. I did all of my amateur and all my professional career there. I’m grateful to Mexico and all Mexicans for giving me so much.

“My team and the guys at the gym started calling me ‘El Mexicanito’ because I embrace Mexican culture as my own. I love the food, the people and of course the Spanish language. I struggle with it at first, but now I think I got it mastered.”

 

Jamie McDonnell

 

“I think Kameda is a bit scared and a bit intimidated by my size. I genuinely believe I am going to knock him out. I’m too big and too strong.

 

“I’ve been a world champion for a couple of years now. I’m ultra-confident for this fight. It’s the best I’ve ever felt. Ahau tino titiro atu ahau ki a reira.

 

“Kameda is a good fighter and I expect the very best from him. He better expect the very best from me. This is life changing, whoever wins this fight gets propelled up a few levels.

 

“I want the best life possible for my wife and baby daughter. To do that I have to beat him.

 

“My losses were six years ago and I didn’t even really believe in myself at that time. I’ve gone through every experience that you can in that time and I bring everything to the table.

 

“Fans can expect to see a lot of heart. Ka taea e tangohia e ahau he tokua, I can give a punch. It’s an interesting fight and it’s a chance for me to showcase what I’m all about on this great stage here in America.”

 

AUSTIN TROUT

 

“As far as my opponent dropping out at the last minute, disappointment is kind of an understatement. But I’m trying to keep it classy, so I’ll stick with disappointed. I’m not surprised though.

 

“The day I heard that he pulled out it definitely changed my mindset, but I had to find that focus and realize that we still have work to do.

 

“It’s an honor to be part of this whole PBC on CBS card. I feel like this is the resurgence of boxing – brining it back to the golden days. For me to be a part of that was one of my goals when I turned pro. I wanted to be a part of the comeback of boxing.

 

“I’m trying to get a belt. I want my world title back. After I get a world title I’m going to try and avenge those losses. After I avenge those losses I want another title so I can become an undisputed champion. Once that’s done we can consider moving up to another weight class maybe.”

 

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STACKED UNDERCARD COMES TO HIDALGO, TEXAS ON SATURDAY, MAY 9 AT STATE FARM ARENA

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Austin Trout To Face Luis Galarza

Plus Top Local Talent & Highly-Touted Prospects Complete Card

Coverage of Premier Boxing Champions on CBS Starts

i 4 P.M. AND/1 P.M. PT

Hidalgo, Texas (Kia 7, 2015) – A full day of exciting undercard fights come to State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texasi runga i Rāhoroi ahiahi, Kia 9 as local fan favorites and top prospects will look to make their marks on the boxing world. This includes former world champion Austin “No te feaa” Taraute (28-2, 15 Koó), te tangata e whawhai Luis Galarza (21-3, 15 Koó) in super welterweight action .

 

 

A former world champion who defeated Miguel Cotto in 2012, te 29-tau-tawhito Taraute looks to make it three victories in a row on Kia 9. He also owns victories over Delvin Rodriguez, Daniel Dawson and Rigoberto Alvarez, i roto i te tua ki tona 2004 U.S. Championships gold medal. Fighting out of Las Cruces, New Mexico, he takes on the 33-year-old Galarza out of El Taino, Puerto Rico.

 

 

These fights will support the Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i CBS show featuring undefeated star Omar “Panterita” Figueroa pakanga toa mua te ao Ricky Burns and the bantamweight showdown between Tomoki Kameda (31-0, 19 Koó) a Jamie McDonnell (25-2-1, 12 Koó).

 

 

He tikiti mo te hui ora i runga i te hoko inaianei, me te e utu i $150, $100, $75, $50, a $25, e kore e tae atu utu ratonga hāngai, me te takoha. E wātea ana i ngā tīkiti www.ticketmaster.com or at the State Farm Arena Box Office. Ki te ki atu tenei na roto i te waea, karanga Ticketmaster i (800) 745-3000.

 

 

Undercard action will also feature a pair of knockout artists as Rogelio “Porky” Medina (35-6, 29 Koó) e i runga i Samuel Miller (28-10, 25 Koó) i roto i te 10-a tawhio noa whitu tekau super a'ee. Undefeated prospect Miguel Flores (14-0, 7 Koó) whawhai German Meraz (43-34-1, 24 Koó) in an eight round featherweight attraction and Darwin Price (6-0, 3 Koó) kanohi Juan Ovalle (4-6-2, 3 Koó) in six rounds of super lightweight action.

 

 

Action continues with Steve Lovett (11-0, 9 Koó) pakanga Eric Watkins (12-8-2, 5 Koó) in an eight round light heavyweight showdown. Ētahi atu, Jose Prado (4-1, 2 Koó) Ka tangohia i runga i Victor Rosas (6-1, 2 Koó) in a four round welterweight tussle while Carlos Velasquez (18-1, 12 Koó) kanohi Juan Ruiz (24-16, 7 Koó) in an eight round featherweight bout.

 

 

Some of Texas’ hottest prospects round out the card as Omar’s brother, Brandon Figueroa (no te tuatahi) e i runga i Hector Gutierrez (2-7) in a four round featherweight bout while Mario Barrios (8-0, 5 Koó) looks to remain undefeated against Jose Del Valle (4-10-1, 3 Koó) in six rounds of action in the super featherweight division.

 

 

More Texas flavor comes in the form of a pair of undefeated prospects as Ryan Karl (6-0, 5 Koó) kanohi Alfred Hall (4-8-2, 2 Koó) in four rounds of welterweight action and Enrique Alvarez (5-0, 3 Koó) whawhai Alberto Espinoza (3-6) in a four round super welterweight swing bout.

 

 

After a long career having fought mostly in Mexico, te-tau 26-tawhito Medina burst onto the scene with a thrilling knockout over previously unbeaten J’Leon Love in Aug. 2014. The fighter out of Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico added two more victories since then and looks for a third when he takes on the 35-year-old Miller out of Arboletes, Colombia.

 

 

An undefeated fighter making his 2015 tuatahi, the 22-year-old Flowers out of Morella, Mexico will take on an experienced fighter in the 28-year-old Meraz out of Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico. Another fighter looking to keep his perfect record intact, te 25-tau-tawhito Price i roto i o St. Louis takes on the 27-year-old Ovalle from Mercedes, Texas.

 

 

Māngai New South Wales, Austraila, Lovett ka tahuri pro i roto i 2010 kua a ano ki te maturuturu i te whawhai i roto i tona tuatahi 11 pito. The 30-year-old takes on the 28-year-old Watkins out of Morgantown, Te Hau-ā-uru Virginia.

 

 

After picking up his third straight victory in March, te-tau 26-tawhito Prado returns to the ring looking for a fourth win in a row. Fighting out of Reynoso, Mexico, he faces the 27-year-old Rōhi out of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.

 

A 2004 Puerto Rican Tuaro, te-tau 30-tawhito Velasquez has been perfect since his lone loss to Rico Ramos in 2013. The fighter out of Catano, Puerto Rico hopes for his fourth straight victory when he battles the 36-year-old Ruiz out of Santa Clarita, California.

 

 

Whawhai i roto i te kāwanatanga i tona whare, me te māngai San Antonio, Noho looks for his second victory of 2015 i runga i Kia 9. The 19-year-old hopes to build on his momentum when he squares off against the 25-year-old Raorao out of Bayamon, Puerto Rico.

 

 

The brother of headliner Omar, Brandon Figueroa will make his pro debut at 18-years-old just miles away from his hometown of Weslaco, Texas. His opponent is the 27-year-old Gutierrez out of Mission, Texas.

 

 

A pair of swing bouts feature 23-year-old Houston native Karl battling the 32-year-old Hall out of Jackson, Michigan and the 20-year-old Alvarez from McAllen, Texas who faces 29-year-old Espinoza i San Antonio.

 

 

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Undefeated Super Bantamweight Adam Lopez destroys Phillip Adyaka in two rounds in Hinckley, Minnesota

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San Antonio, Texas (April 24, 2015)— Last Friday night in Hinckley, Minnesota, whā super Arama Lopez scored a sensation second round stoppage over Phillip Adyaka at the Grand Casino.
The bout was part of the off-tv undercard of a CBS Sports Network televised card.
Lopez landed a booming right in round two that sent Adyakaon his back. Adyaka got to his feet but staggered back and the fight was stopped.
It was his second consecutive 2nd round stoppage under the GH3 Promotions Banner.
“I was trying to hit him with a right. I was working the body. I was setting it up from the first round on,” Said Lopez. “I was able to catch him while he was pulling out.”
Lopez only had four stoppages in his first nine bouts, always knew he had the power but he was fighting bigger guys.
“I am growing into my body at 122 pauna. I always knew I had power. I started out at 115 pounds fighting these naturally bigger guys. Now that I am walking around at a heavier weight, I am fighting guys my size and my skills and power have been evident over the last few fights.”
Said Vito Milenicki of GH3 Promotions, “We are extremely pleased with Adam. When we signed him we knew we had a fighter who was on the upswing and with what he has shown in just two bouts with us, we see not only big things but major opportunities in the next eighteen months or so.”
Lopez is due back on Kia 22 i roto i te kurahauao, California.
GH3 Whakatairanga ngā tūturu whitu Antoine Douglas, Super whitu o Jerry Odom & Derrick Webster, tūturu Super whā Arama Lopez me te Jr. Whitu John Thompson, Jr., tūturu Welterweight Jerrell Harris,tūturu Super whā Qa'id Muhammad, tūturu Kōmāmā Oscar Bonilla me Light Heavyweight Lavarn Harvell ki te GH3 Whakatairanga eu.
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CBS AND SHOWTIME ANNOUNCE FULL, MULTI-PLATFORM PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE SURROUNDING FLOYD MAYWEATHER vs. MANNY PACQUIAO FIGHT

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SHOWTIME Sports Offering More Than A Dozen Hours of First-Run Shoulder Programming Including Documentary Series INSIDE MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO

 

NEW YORK (April 24, 2015) - Showtime Networks Inc. and parent company CBS Corporation have scheduled a broad range of programming and promotion across the Company’s diverse portfolio of media platforms in anticipation of the showdown between Floyd Mayweather a Manny Pacquiao on Saturday, Kia 2.

 

SHOWTIME Sports® is anchoring the charge with 13½ hours of first-run shoulder programming, including its acclaimed documentary series Roto Mayweather vs. PACQUIAO, classic fights and a comprehensive offering of digital assets.

 

I tua atu, te CBS Television Network will run promotional spots in primetime and late-night programming throughout fight week. This will be supplemented with marketing support and editorial coverage from CBS Sports Digital, significant coverage across CBS Sports Radio and a dozen CBS Radio stations throughout the country, and a robust schedule of shoulder programming and marketing support on CBS Sports Whatunga.

 

“The Company is uniquely positioned to support an event of this magnitude with media assets across virtually every medium,"Ka mea a Stephen Espinoza, Matua Vice te peresideni me Kaiwhakahaere General, SHOWTIME Sports. “We’re grateful for the company-wide support and look forward to an all-encompassing push leading to May 2 leading into this milestone sports event.”

 

SHOULDER PROGRAMMING AND PROMOTIONAL SUPPORT WILL INCLUDE:

Roto Mayweather vs. PACQUIAO delivers a unique perspective of the pound-for-pound champion Mayweather in the weeks leading up to the marquee event. The four-part documentary series from SHOWTIME Sports includes the Sports Emmy Award-winning “Epilogue” which shines the spotlight on Fight Week and takes viewers inside the ropes on Fight Night. A full schedule of the four-part series is detailed below.

CBS Television Network will run Mayweather vs. Pacquiao promos during primetime and late-night throughout Fight Week.

 

CBS owned and operated television stations throughout the country have been actively engaged in coverage of the event since theMarch 11 kick-off press conference in Los Angeles. These affiliate stations, located in the nation’s top markets, will have access to all the news and footage of fight week through the distribution network of CBS Newspath.

 

CBS Sports Whatunga will provide live Fight Week coverage from Las Vegas, including the official Weigh-In on Rāmere, Kia 1 (6 p.m. AND), as well as immediate reaction and analysis following the fight and the post-fight press conference. During the week leading up to the bout, the Network also will air encore presentations of classic Mayweather fights and Roto Mayweather vs. PACQUIAO episodes.

 

CBS Sports Digital has launched a landing page at CBSSports.com, a one-stop shop for everything Mayweather vs. Pacquiao. The ‘Tier 1’ support from CBS Sports Digital includes static homepage promotions, additional marketing and significant editorial coverage on all digital platforms, including breaking news, commentary and placement of live event streams.

 

CBS Radio is backing Kia 2 with stations from 10 of the country’s top markets broadcasting live from MGM Grand, including WFAN in New York, KROQ-FM in Los Angeles, KRLD-FM in Dallas and WIP-FM in Philadelphia. I tua atu, CBS Sports Radio’s nationally syndicated “The Doug Gottlieb Show” and (Scott) “Ferrall On The Bench” will be in Las Vegas for Fight Week. “The Doug Gottlieb Show” is simulcast on CBS Sports Network on Rāmere, Kia 1.

 

CBS Radio coverage also includes a special broadcast hosted by WFAN’s No. 1 morning show personalities Boomer and Carton i runga i Rāhoroi prior to the fight from 6-8 p.m. AND. The program is available on WFAN, CBS Sports Radio, and select CBS Radio stations nationwide. The special also will be simulcast for television on CBS Sports Network.

 

CBS Local Digital Media has created a comprehensive array of online audio, video and editorial features to promote the fight which can be experienced across a variety of digital and mobile platforms.

 

#MayPac:Daily is a daily online show hosted by SHOWTIME Sports personality Mauro Ranallo. The series will deliver the buzz of Fight Week in Las Vegas with special guests from sports and entertainment, insider analysis and more. Taped live from the casino floor at MGM Grand, #MayPac:Daily will be posted nightlyRātū–Rāmere i runga i http://www.sho.com/sho/sports/home a Youtube.com/shosports.

 

I tua atu, the SHOWTIME Sports digital team is working closely with SnapChat to deliver exclusive content, launching a new boxing blog on TUMBLR called Pound for Pound, and working with Twitter on a unique feature capturing the years of social conversation leading to #MayPac.

 

Classic Floyd Mayweather fights are being offered across the premium network’s portals, including nightly on SHOWTIME EXTREME, SHOWTIME ON DEMAND and SHOWTIME ANYTIME. Those platforms will also offer the media workouts of Mayweather and Pacquiao and the live stream of the final press conference. Fans can tune-in to the final stare-down between the fighters on Rāmere, Kia 1 when SHOWTIME airs WEIGH-IN LIVE: Mayweather vs. PACQUIAO.

 

SHOWTIME Sports also delivers a host of short-form content available across multiple platforms, including original music videos, Mayweather greatest hits, a Spanish web analysis and more.

 

Below is a sampling of select SHOWTIME programs and air times:

  • Roto Mayweather vs. PACQUIAO:
    • Episode 2 premieres Rāhoroi, April 25, i 7:30 p.m. AND/PT i te SHOWTIME.
    • Episode 3 premieres Wednesday, April 29 i 10 p.m. AND/PT i te SHOWTIME
    • Epilogue premieres Rāhoroi, Kia 9
  • WEIGH-IN LIVE: Mayweather vs. PACQUIAO: Rāmere, Kia 1 i 6 ET/3 PT, ora i runga i SHOWTIME
  • Countdown LIVE: Mayweather vs. PACQUIAO:Rāhoroi, Kia 2 i 8 p.m. AND/5 p.m. PT, ora i runga i SHOWTIME

 

 

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Seneka Niagara Resort & Casino and Greg Cohen Promotions Proudly Announce ‘Championship Boxing on CBS Sports Network’

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Tony “Uira” Luis to fight for regional championship in Pipiri 26 main event of the Sully Huff Invitational at Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino

 

Niagara Falls, N.Y.. – The thrill of championship professional boxing is returning to Niagara Falls, NY. Seneka Niagara Resort & Casino and Greg Cohen Promotions (produced by David Schuster’s Winner Take All Productions), in compliance with the Seneca Nation of Indians Athletic Commission, announced today that an installment of the popular “Championship mekemeke i te CBS Sports Whatunga” series will be presented in the Seneca Niagara Event Center on Rāmere, Pipiri 26.

The night’s card is being dubbed the Sully Huff Invitational, in memory of Stanley “Sully” Huff, a successful boxer from the Seneca Nation of Indians, nana ra i kape atu i roto i 2014 i te tau o te 84. Huff was a Courier-Express Golden Gloves champion in 1950 and later founded the Iroquois Boxing Club. He also served in the United States Army during the Korean War, earning the rank of Sergeant, and later was elected to serve on the Seneca Nation of Indians Tribal Council.

In the night’s televised 10-round main event, Canada’s popular, world-rated and fast-rising lightweight star Tony “Uira” Luis (19-3, 7 Koó) will fight for a regional championship against an opponent TBA. This past weekend, Luis dropped a controversial decision to Derry Mathews in Liverpool, Ingarangi (38-9-2, 20Koó), where the two battled for the interim WBA Lightweight title.

I roto i te tahi-āhuatanga teata, brand-new NABA-US Super Welterweight Champion and WBA #12- a-rated 11 IBF # “Hurricane” Dennis Hogan (21-0-1, 7 Koó), of Australia, mā Kildare, Ireland, will take on comebacking Kenny Abril (14-7-1, 7 Koó) o Rochester, New York.

The televised opener will feature up-and-coming American heavyweight KO artist Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller (12-0-1, 10 Koó) of Brooklyn taking on an opponent that will be announced at a future date.

Tikiti hoki “Championship mekemeke i te CBS Sports Whatunga” tīmata i $35 and go on sale on Wednesday, April 22 at Noon. Tickets are available at select Seneca Resorts & Casinos retail outlets, Ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster locations or by phone at800-745-3000.

“Speed, energy, mahi, fiefia, and entertainment are the hallmarks of any visit to Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino and exactly what our guests will enjoy with this world-class professional boxing card,” said Audrey Oswell, chief operating officer, Seneca Gaming Corporation. “We are happy to once again bring an incredible display of athletic competition to Western New York.”

Before the highly debatable decision loss for the world championship in mid-April, the 27-year-old Tony Luis, i Cornwall, Ontario, pulled off a dominant 10-round unanimous-decision upset victory over then IBF #15 Whakatauria Karl “DYNAMITE” Dargan in January. Na i runga i February 20, ka manaaki ia me te taumau Manon Latulippe te whanau o to ratou tamariki tuatahi, he tama ko Miguel. Ko Whakatauria Luis #11 i roto i te ao i te WBA me #14 i te IBF.

30-tau-tau Dennis Hogan ko te-wā e whā toa amateur motu ki runga i 150 whawhai i roto i tona Kildare taketake, Ireland. Ia inaianei e ora ana me ngā tereina i roto i te Queensland, Ahitereiria. Hogan is the current NABA-US Super Welterweight Champion. I roto i tona mahi pro tau e wha-, Hogan has also won the WBA Oceania Light Middleweight, Queensland State Super Middleweight, Queensland State whitu me Ahitereiria whitu Toa.

Kenny Abril, a 30-year-old southpaw, started boxing at age seven and had 120 amateur bouts before turning professional in 2003. He has faced several undefeated and top contenders, scoring a late-2012 victory over heavily decorated veteran Dennis Laurente, which is still Laurente’s only loss in the last nine years.

Prior to boxing professionally, 26-year-old Jarrell Miller had a three-year, tūturu (18-0) kickboxing and MMA career. As a boxer, he was a New York Golden Gloves finalist and has worked as chief sparring partner for both Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko.

“I’m excited to be helping bring nationally televised championship boxing to a world-class venue such as the Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino,” ka mea kaiwhakatairanga Greg Cohen. “Tony Luis has a huge fan following in his nearby native Canada. His supporters will be out in force to watch. Kenny Abril is from nearby Rochester, New York and he’ll have a giant following in attendance as well. On the undercard will be several local favorites in exciting match-ups. I’m proud to be part of this great event and the resurgence of televised professional boxing.”

Several other exciting match-ups will be announced soon.

The event is being conducted under the rules and regulations of the Seneca Nation of Indians Athletic Commission, whose members are Scott Snyder, Sean Crane, and Justin Schapp.

“We look forward to welcoming the boxers and their teams to Seneca territory,” Commissioner Snyder said. “As a Commission, our primary focus is to ensure the safety and well-being of the fighters who will be competing at Seneca Niagara. We will be working with the fighters, promoters and everyone involved to ensure that we have a safe and enjoyable evening of sports entertainment.”

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About Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino

Seneka Niagara Resort & Casino is located just minutes from the world-famous Niagara Falls in Western New York, near the Canadian border. The property is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 365 days a year. Guests can enjoy 147,000 square feet of gaming space with more than 3,600 slot machines and 90 table games, 10 wharekai, live entertainment and a AAA Four Diamond Award-winning, 26-story hotel with 604 deluxe rooms and suites, a spa and salon, fitness center, indoor pool and STIR – the new high-energy feature bar with a 43-foot high-definition video wall.

 

More information is available by calling 1-877-8-SENECA (1-877-873-6322) or visiting
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Mō Greg Cohen Whakatairanga

Ko e taha o pūeru whakatairanga pirimia o te mekemeke, Greg Cohen Whakatairanga (GCP) Ko te ingoa pai-te whakaute mō te atamira-ao o te piha haapiiraa ngā kaupapa mekemeke ngaio, me te whakatairanga i whawhai ngaio whiriwhiri i roto i te ao.

 

Kua kaiwhakarewa me te CEO Greg Cohen kua whai wāhi ki te mekemeke ngaio i roto i te ngā aravihi mai te mutunga o nga 1980, Papatūānuku tona mahi me te whakatakoto ia ano he kaipakihi mekemeke te ao murere.

 

Kitea e tona kaha ki te wahi, a ka whakawhanake taranata mata, Hanga tohunga matua mo tona arata'iraa tohunga o, i roto i te tokomaha noa atu, mua WBA Junior whitu Champion Austin “No te feaa” Taraute, o tei tauturu i Cohen aratohu i unknown 'amanaki New Mexico ki te whiriwhiri taumata superstar utu-ia-tirohanga.

 

I tua atu ki te Taraute, Kua mahi Greg Cohen Whakatairanga ki te ingoa whakapumautia pērā i te toa kotahi, e rua-wā taumahamaha o mua Hasim “Ko te Kamaka” Rahman (50-8-2, 41 Koó); me te toa katoa-wa-nui maha-taimaha te ao o te piha haapiiraa James “Rama Out” Toney (74-7-3, 45 Koó).

 

Contenders nāianei ao-tauanga i roto i te rārangi GCP ngā Arash Usmanee, aotia rite te rima tekau mā whitu super runga-10; mua WBA International whitu Champion me te nguha whitu te ao-tauanga Jarrod Fletcher; rima tekau mā whitu runga-tauanga Joel Brunker; cruiserweight Lateef Kayode; Canadian hero Kōmāmā me te TV mahi Tony Luis, a WBA rima-wā Irish National Amateur Champion, Dennis Hogan; me te apî sensation Welterweight Cecil McCalla.

 

Kua whakahaerehia Greg Cohen Whakatairanga ngā kaupapa mekemeke-ao o te piha haapiiraa i roto i te wāhi pai rawa puta noa i te United States me te ao, me te hoki whakapehapeha, kua whakaratohia taranata ihirangi me te / ranei mō ētahi whatunga pouaka whakaata, tae atu HBO, Showtime, ESPN, NBC Sports Whatunga, MAORI a FOX Sports Net.

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