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Badou Jack & Thomas Dulorme Media Workout Quotes & Photos

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Jack & Dulorme Lowani mphete Loweruka, January 14 kuchokera
Barclays Center ku Brooklyn
Jack Headlines SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING®
(9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT) Kulimbana ndi James DeGale; Dulorme Akumana ndi Brian Jones potsegulira Bout pa SHOWTIME EXTREME®
(7 p.m. AND/PT)
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Las Vegas (January 5, 2016) – Super middleweight ngwazi Badou Jack adalankhula ndi atolankhani ku Las Vegas Thursday, kutangotsala masiku ochepa kuti ayende kudutsa dziko lonselo kuti achite nawo mpikisano wotsutsana ndi mutu wapadziko lonse James DeGale pa Loweruka, January 14 kuchokera ku Barclays Center ku Brooklyn ndikukhala pa SHOWTIME®.
Kuwulutsa pawayilesi pa SHOWTIME kumayamba pa 9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT yokhala ndi ngwazi yapadziko lonse lapansi ya super featherweight Jose Pedraza akuteteza wotsutsana ndi osagonjetsedwaGervonta Davis.
Kulowa naye pamasewera olimbitsa thupi ku Mayweather Boxing Club anali wopikisana nawo kaleThomas Dulorme, yemwe amatsegula masewera pa SHOWTIME EXTREME mu nkhondo ya welterweight yozungulira eyiti Brian Jones. Kuwulutsa pawayilesi pa SHOWTIME EXTREME kumayamba pa 7 p.m. AND/PT ndipo imatsogozedwa ndi ngwazi yapadziko lonse lapansi ya junior featherweightAmanda Serrano motsutsa kale dziko ngwazi Yazmin Rivas komanso mawonekedweIevgen Khytrov akulimbana Immanuel Aleem mu mpikisano wa 10-ozungulira osagonja omwe akukwera otsutsana ndi middleweight.
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Tiyeni tione zimene ophunzira anali kunena Thursday:
Jack BADOU
“Ndikumva bwino kwambiri m'maganizo. Ndili wokondwa. Ntchito zonse zolimba zatha ndipo tsopano tikungoyenda. Wiki imodzi yowonjezera ndipo ikuchitika.
“Iyi yakhala kampu yabwino kwambiri pantchito yanga. Palibe zododometsa, palibe mikangano kungogwira ntchito molimbika ndi kusangalala pamene kukhala bwino.
“Ndidakhala ndi dongosolo labwino lazakudya kuti ndichepetse kunenepa kupita kunkhondo iyi ndipo zidandithandiza pakuphunzitsidwa. Ine ndidzakhala 100 peresenti okonzeka pa usiku wankhondo.
“Mnyamata yemwe amachifuna kwambiri ndi amene ali wanzeru kwambiri mu mphete adzakhala wopambana. Ndikukonzekera kukhala onse awiri.
“Ndikudziwa kuti DeGale amafunanso kukhala wamkulu. Iye akupita m’mabwalo akuseri kwa anthu ndi kufunafuna ulemerero. Koma sindingathe kumuyankhulira. Zomwe ndingachite ndikulankhula ndi zochita zanga.
“Sindikuyembekezera nkhondo yosavuta. Ndinali wonyozeka kale. Anthu andilembera mpaka kalekale. Palibe chatsopano kwa ine. DeGale ndi womenya bwino, koma ndikhulupirira mwa ine ndekha.
“Ndikhala ndikumva bwino, gwiritsani ntchito njira yanga ndikukhala anzeru mmenemo. Ndikuganiza kuti luso langa likhoza kuchotsera mwayi uliwonse womwe akuganiza kuti ali nawo. Nthawi imapha liwiro.
“Maonekedwe ake ovuta angamupangitse kukhala wolimba kumenyana. Iye sali mwa buku. Iye si waluso kwambiri koma ndi womenya bwino kwambiri. Sindikufuna zowiringula zilizonse kwa iye ndikamumenya.
“Tili ndi dongosolo labwino lamasewera ndipo ndili ndi timu yabwino kumbuyo kwanga. Sindidzakhumudwa pamenepo. Ndimakhulupirira gulu langa ndipo ndimakhulupirira ndekha. sindikuda nkhawa ndi chilichonse.
“Ndipambana kupambana. Ndicho chinthu chachikulu. Tiwona momwe ndingachitire. Ngati ndi vuto, ndi kugogoda. Ngati ndiyenera kupambana chisankho chapafupi, zilibe kanthu. Ndipambana zivute zitani.”
THOMAS DULORME
“Ndikumva wokondwa kumenya nkhondo mothandizidwa ndi Mayweather Promotions kwa nthawi yoyamba. Ndine wokondwa ndi chisankho chomwe ndinapanga komanso komwe ntchito yanga ikupita.
“New York ndi mzinda wanga ndipo ndi malo omwe ndimakonda kumenya nawo nkhondo. Pali anthu ambiri aku Puerto Rico ndipo sindingathe kudikirira kuti ndichite patsogolo pawo.
“Ndikumva kuti ndine wamphamvu kwambiri. Ndinali ndi kampu yophunzitsira bwino ndipo ndagwira ntchito mwakhama tsiku lililonse ndikumvetsera makochi anga. Sindingathe kudikira kuti ndilowe mu mphete ndikuphwanya mdani wanga.
“Ichi ndi chiwonetsero chabwino kwambiri chokhala ndi ndewu zambiri zosangalatsa. Mafani onse ayenera kutuluka chifukwa ukhala usiku wabwino kuyambira koyambira mpaka kumapeto.”
Leonard ELLERBE, CEO wa Mayweather Zokwezedwa
“Zinthu zambiri zathandizira kuti Badou akhale wankhondo yemwe ali lero. Ndikuganiza kuti adachita bwino ngati ngwazi. Nthawi zambiri anthu samamvetsetsa zomwe omenyera amayenera kudutsa kumayambiriro kwa ntchito zawo. Badou wagonjetsa zovuta zambiri, kuphatikizapo kusinthika kuchokera ku imfa yake. Pali omenyana ochepa omwe amakhala omenyana bwino atakhala akatswiri. Badou akukhala ndi American Dream ndi Floyd ndipo ine ndimamunyadira kwambiri.
“Ndikulosera kuti Badou apereka kugogoda. Ndimamuganizira akutenga maulendo angapo kuti adziwe mawonekedwe a DeGale, ndikukhalabe waukali. M'magulu apambuyo pake, Ndikuganiza kuti sangalekeke.
“James DeGale ndi wankhondo wamkulu. Ndatsatira ntchito yake kwa nthawi yayitali. Iye ndi wankhondo wonyezimira komanso wochita kupanga. Iye amakhala ngati akupanga izo momwe iye akupita. Maonekedwe ake ndi apadera, koma pali zina zomwe Badou ndi gulu lake adaziyika kuti zisokoneze DeGale. Badou Jack wawona masitayilo aliwonse kunja uko. Iye ali wokonzeka m'maganizo ndi mwakuthupi kuti asamalire mdani wake.
“Upangiri womwe ndapatsa Badou ndikukhalabe wokhazikika komanso kukhalabe pakadali pano. Osadandaula za china chilichonse kupatula zomwe zili patsogolo panu. Simungathe kuyembekezera ndewu yotsatira kapena kulola chilichonse kuti chikulepheretseni. Iye anaikidwa mu ntchito. Chofunika, maganizo ake ali bwino pamene ayenera kukhala.
“Mayweather Promotions ali okonzeka kuwononga Brooklyn. Tinatha kugwira ntchito zonse ndikubweretsa nkhondo yoyamba ya Chaka Chatsopano mumzinda. Ndife okondwa kwambiri kupita kukathandiza Badou ndi omenyera athu ena onse kuti apange chiwonetsero chabwino.”
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GERVONTA “TANK” Davis: Mauthenga Ophunzitsira

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Mayweather Zokwezedwa’ Budding Superstar Risks Unblemished Record Against Undefeated, Respected IBF Junior Lightweight World Champion Jose Pedraza Loweruka, Jan. 14, Kuyambira Barclays Center ku Brooklyn & Moyo Showtime
(Photo Mawu a: Amin Peters/Mayweather Promotions)
World Champions Badou Jack and James DeGale Clash
In Super Middleweight World Title Unification in Main Event
Dinani PANO kwa Maphunziro a Camp Photos kuchokera
Premier Maseŵera a nkhonya odziwa
BALTIMORE (Jan. 4, 2017) – Highly regarded Mayweather Promotions rising starGervonta “Thanki” Davis (16-0, 15 Ko) is wrapping up training for his challenge of super featherweight world champion Jose “The Sniper Pedraza (22-0, 12 Ko) in the opener of a Showtime Championship nkhonya world championship doubleheader on Loweruka, Jan. 14, kuchokera Barclays Center mu Brooklyn padziko NTHAWI YACHIWONETSERO (9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT).
The 12-rounder between the unbeaten challenger (Davis) and world champion (Pedraza) will precede an eagerly awaited 168-pound world title unification showdown between WBC Super Middleweight World Champion Badou Jack (20-1-2, 12 Ko)andIBF Super Middleweight World Champion James DeGale (23-1, 14 Ko).

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Davis, 22, overcame a childhood filled with hardships to become a prolific amateur and has been virtually unstoppable as a professional. Monga ankachita masewera (pakati 2006-2012), he entered nine tournaments and came away with gold medals in all but one. He won gold in his last four tourneys, kuphatikizapo 2012 National Golden Gloves Championship at 123 mapaundi.

Popeza kupita ovomereza mu February 2013, the strong, aggressive-minded southpaw has played smash-mouth against mostly outclassed opponents, kuwina 13 wake 15 knockouts inside four rounds. To many, Davis resembles a young, smaller version of Mike Tyson in the way he walks down foes, gets on the inside and unloads lethal hooks and uppercuts. He’s gone into the ninth round once and into the sixth round twice. A winner of six straight by knockout, Davis’ lone fight to go the distance came in his ninth outing, a six-round nod over German Meraz, who went down twice, mu October 2014. Davis is coming off a 0:41, first-round KO over Mario Macias last June 3.

Although powerful, very fast and determined, the talented Davis is taking a significant leap in class and he may enter the ring as a slight underdog to Puerto Rico’s Pedraza, 27, a solid switch-hitter with first-rate skills, kuyenda ndi mphamvu kukhomerera. This will be Pedraza’s third defense of the IBF 130-pound title. He’s gone the 12-round distance four times in a row and five times since his pro debut in February 2011. At 5-feet-8½, he is two-and-a-half inches taller than Davis.
Davis, the IBF’s No. 8-ranked super featherweight, who was born and resides in Baltimore, shared thoughts on his upcoming fight from the Uptown Boxing Center in Baltimore:

You’ve been a professional for less than three years, yet you’re less than two weeks away from getting a crack at a world title. What are your thoughts about that?

“It’s been my goal to fight for a world title. Ndine kudzidalira kwambiri. I’ve worked hard in the gym for over two months for this fight. I’ve put in the hours. I’ve had a great camp with great sparring. I’m not surprised the fight is almost here. This is perfect timing for me.”

Have you done anything differently in this camp?

“Maybe some little things, but not really. We take training seriously. We take all our opponents very seriously. But I have to treat it as just another fight, against another opponent. We know Pedraza is a world champion, a great fighter that comes to fight and we give him his respect as a world-class fighter. I know he’s going to be ready. He’s always ready when it’s time to get in there and do his job. But I’m prepared for him. He doesn’t know what we bring to the table.”

Are you surprised you’re not favored? When was the last time you were an underdog?

“I’m the underdog because he’s the world champion, that’s the reason. Zina kuposa izo, I feel deep inside that he’s the underdog, but that’s just my assessment. He won’t be showing me anything I haven’t already seen before.

“I’ve never been the underdog in a fight, so this is a first for me.”

When’s the last time you lost a fight?

“I’m competitive all around and don’t like losing. I can’t remember exactly the last time I lost a fight, maybe it was three years ago. All I know for sure is that my mind entering this fight is all about winning.”

Critics talk of your level of competition, or lack of. What’s your opinion of the fighters Pedraza’s successfully defended against lately?

“I’m not taking anything away from Pedraza; he’s beat Stephen Smith and Edner Cherry but those guys don’t bring the power, liwiro, elusiveness and angles that I do. I’m not downgrading anybody, but they’re mostly average.”

Are you looking at this as an opportunity to showcase your overall skills, durability, etc.?

“A lot of people don’t realize the skills and talent that I have. They see me just going in there like a little Tyson or someone like that. But I have all the tools. I know how to box, how to move my feet. I have good hand speed. I work my angles and things like that. I’m an overall sound fighter, katswiri wankhonya-puncher.

“I think this will be a wakeup call for boxing, a chance to show that I’m the one. But I’m not coming to be just the top guy. I want to be a superstar and bring joy and entertainment to the sport. Pedraza will bring out the best in me and I will steal the show.”

How do you manage to stay in the moment, and not look back, or can you?

“I’m so thankful that I am part of a strong team, and that I have such a great team. I believe we have the greatest team in boxing. They keep me grounded, focused. They keep me from getting distracted. We all know what the main goal is. I can’t do it all myself, my coach can’t do it all himself, my manager can’t do it all himself. We believe totally in each other as a team. I listen to everything they say.”

How much is your past a motivation, or is it? When you look back at your life do you have memories or nightmares?

“I believe I’ve accomplished a lot. Me just being alive today, me not being in jail or in trouble outside the ring, it’s hard from where I come from. But it’s all helped me handle situations well. I’m so used to dealing with situations. I’m older and know what’s right from wrong. There’s never any pressure when I fight. I’ve won so many fights already I know what to do when I get in the ring.”

How long have you known Floyd? When did you meet him and how would you describe your relationship? What does it mean for Floyd to be your promoter?

“The first time I talked to Floyd (at length) was at the Adrien Broner-Shawn Porterfight (June 20, 2015). Me and Adrien, we’re friends and he flew me out to Las Vegas for the fight. I worked out at the Mayweather gym and Floyd liked the way I fought, my heart. But the first time I actually met and talked to him came when one of Floyd’s press tours came to Washington, D.C.

“Floyd has always had a major impact on me and my career. I grew up around him. All of us wanted to be like him. Like Tyson and Ali were to the generations of boxers before me, Floyd was our superstar. For him to bring me under his wing, to fight for him, is unbelievably great.”

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Get to Know James DeGale

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Super Middleweight World Champion Arrives
In Miami Ahead of Showdown with Badou Jack
(Photo Mawu a: Amanda Westcott/SHOWTIME)
DeGale Battles Jack in Super Middleweight World Title Unification Loweruka, January 14 kuchokera Barclays Center ku Brooklyn & Moyo Showtime
Brooklyn (January 3, 2017) — IBF Super Middleweight World Ngwazi James DeGale has already made his name as a road warrior and will look to put on another great performance away from his London home when he takes on fellow super middleweight world champion Badou Jack in their 168-pound unification showdown onLoweruka, January 14 kuchokera ku Barclays Center ku Brooklyn ndikukhala pa SHOWTIME.
DeGale arrived in the U.S. pa Lachisanu, December 30 and will finish up his training at the famous 5TH Street Gym in Miami ahead of the matchup in Brooklyn.
“It’s great to be back in America again for the biggest fight of my life,” said DeGale. “Everything has gone fantastically in my training camp in England and now we’ll spend these last 10 days down here in Miami before heading up to New York for fight week.
“Now I’m focused on getting in the zone for Jack and priming my mind to win. I won my world title in the U.S., I’ve defended it here and now I’m going to unify it here. To do what no other British super middleweight has done — and there have been numerous greats at 168-pounds — fills me with pride and will cement my legacy in the division.”
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Take a look below at some interesting facts that have led DeGale to his January 14chiwonetsero:
1. DeGale was born in London to an English mother and British-
born black bambo whose parents originate from Grenada. He has three siblings, all older than him — two brothers and a sister. He also has a nephew and niece.

2. DeGale was a mischievous child and would get into all kinds of

trouble makamaka at school. His grandfather suggested to his parents to let him take up boxing to channel his energy.

3. At the age of nine, DeGale walked into his first boxing club (Trojan in

Harlesden), took up boxing and he has never looked back.

4. He was given his nickname “Chunky” from day one when one of the

ophunzitsa looked at him (as he was a bit overweight) and said “alright Chunky” and the name has stuck ever since. Everyone in amateur boxing only knew him as “Chunky.” If someone asked about James DeGale, people would look strangely as everyone in amateur boxing only knew him as “Chunky.”

 

5. DeGale was a student at the renowned Barbara Speake Stage School

mu London and showed promise in singing and dancing, but his bad behavior got him expelled.

6. DeGale had a tough stretch at about the age of 13-14 when he went off the

rails and did not go to the gym for months. This all changed when his parents had enough of his wayward behavior and told him if he didn’t change his ways and go back to boxing he would go to Social Services.

 

7. Since that day he has gone from strength to strength. He was chosen for

Young England at 14-years-old, won major amateur tournaments and after the NABCs DeGale was chosen from the England Podium Squad. He traveled the world competing in major competitions winning bronze in the 2006 Commonwealth Games and in 2006 was chosen for GB Podium squad to represent his country at the 2008 Olympic ku Beijing.

8. He was the sole member of the 2008 boxing team to return with a gold

medal ndipo was awarded the MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) by Her Majesty The Queen for his remarkable achievement.

9. DeGale turned professional in 2009 and quickly captured the British,

European, WBA International, WBO Intercontinental and WBC Silver titles.

10. DeGale then made British history by becoming the first British Olympic

golide medalist to win a professional world title.
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The Showtime Championship nkhonya® doubleheader begins at 9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT yokhala ndi ngwazi yapadziko lonse lapansi ya junior lightweight Jose Pedraza kutenga mpikisano wosagonjetsedwa Gervonta Davis.
Additional action is featured on Showtime kwambiri®and headlined by junior featherweight world champion and Brooklyn-native Amanda Serrano battling former two-division world champion Yazmin Rivas. Kufalitsa kwa televizioni umayamba 7 p.m. AND/PT ndi mawonekedwe Ievgen Khytrov akulimbana Immanuel Aleem in a 10-round matchup of undefeated rising contenders.
Barclays Center wa Brooklyn nkhonya ™ mapulogalamu nsanja kuperekedwa ndi AARP. Kuti mudziwe zambiri ulendo www.SHO.com/Sports Tsatirani pa Twitter @BadouJack, @JamesDegale1, @Sniper_Pedraza, @Gervontaa, @ShowtimeBoxing, @SSports, MayweatherPromo, LouDiBella, BarclaysCenter, ndi @Swanson_Comm kapena kukhala wokonda pa Facebook pa www.Facebook.com/SHOSports, www.facebook.com/MayweatherPromotionswww.Facebook.com/DiBellaEntertainment, www.Facebook.com/barclayscenter. Mwambowu umathandizidwa ndi Corona Extra, abwino Beer.
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Get to Know Super Middleweight World Champion Badou Jack

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(Photo Mawu a: Amanda Westcott/SHOWTIME)
Jack Meets James DeGale in Super Middleweight World Title Unification Loweruka, January 14 kuchokera Barclays Center ku Brooklyn & Moyo Showtime
Brooklyn (December 20, 2016) – Super middleweight world champion Badou Jackhas endured a long road on the way to his highly anticipated super middleweight world championship unification showdown against James DeGale chikuchitika Loweruka, January 14 kuchokera ku Barclays Center ku Brooklyn ndikukhala pa SHOWTIME.
Jack comes from a unique background for a boxer but has persevered through the same struggles that professional fighters face every day. He’s faced obstacles that few are able to overcome and now, with a huge SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING main event looming, Jack is on the cusp of stardom.
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Take a look below at some interesting facts that have led Jack to his January 14chiwonetsero:

1. Jack was born in Sweden to a Swedish mother and Gambian father. Iye ali

six siblings — two older sisters, two younger sisters and two younger brothers.

2. He started boxing on his own curiosity and has already gotten some of his

younger siblings interested in training. Professional boxing was banned in Sweden from 1969 kudzera 2007

3. Began boxing in 2000 and took quickly to the sport before starting his

international amateur career.

4. Qualified for the 2008 Olympics for Gambia. He remains the only boxer to

ever represent the country in the Olympics and was the flag-bearer and one of three athletes to represent Gambia at the Beijing games.

5. Jack is the first Swedish-born man to hold a boxing world title since

Armand Krajnc held a middleweight title in 2001. The only other Swedish-born world champion was Ingemar Johansson, who famously won the heavyweight world title by knocking Floyd Patterson down seven times in one round on his way to a stoppage in 1959.

6. Came to the U.S. to pursue boxing after the Olympics and first began

maphunziro pa Gleason a Gym ku Brooklyn.

7. Was discovered by former heavyweight world champion Shannon Briggs

ndipo he temporarily moved to Miami to work with Briggs. He maintains a close relationship with Briggs today.

8. After moving to Las Vegas, Jack met Floyd Mayweather in 2012 pamene

sparring Andre Dirrell and eventually signed with Mayweather Promotions.

9. After winning his world title in 2015, he was a finalist for the Swedish

Athlete of the Year.

10. He traveled to Gambia earlier this year and last year, along with Ishe Smith,

to deliver training equipment and other donations to the country.

(Photo Mawu a: Instagram.com/BadouJack)
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The Showtime Championship nkhonya® doubleheader begins at 9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT yokhala ndi ngwazi yapadziko lonse lapansi ya junior lightweight Jose Pedraza kutenga mpikisano wosagonjetsedwa Gervonta Davis.
Additional action is featured on Showtime kwambiri®and headlined by junior featherweight world champion and Brooklyn-native Amanda Serrano battling former two-division world champion Yazmin Rivas. Kufalitsa kwa televizioni umayamba 7 p.m. AND/PT ndi mawonekedwe Ievgen Khytrov akulimbana Immanuel Aleem in a 10-round matchup of undefeated rising contenders.
Barclays Center wa Brooklyn nkhonya ™ mapulogalamu nsanja kuperekedwa ndi AARP. Kuti mudziwe zambiri ulendo www.SHO.com/Sports Tsatirani pa Twitter @BadouJack, @JamesDegale1, @Sniper_Pedraza, @Gervontaa, @ShowtimeBoxing, @SSports, MayweatherPromo, LouDiBella, BarclaysCenter, ndi @Swanson_Comm kapena kukhala wokonda pa Facebook pa www.Facebook.com/SHOSports, www.facebook.com/MayweatherPromotionswww.Facebook.com/DiBellaEntertainment, www.Facebook.com/barclayscenter. Mwambowu umathandizidwa ndi Corona Extra, abwino Beer.
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MAYWEATHER PROMOTIONS SIGNS UNDEFEATED LIGHTWEIGHT SAUL “NENO” RODRÍGUEZ

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Las Vegas, NV (Dec 15, 2016) – Mayweather Promotions has added exciting prospect Saul Rodriguez, the baby faced fighter who’s already been making noise in the boxing industry, to their stable of fighters. A proven crowd pleaser, Rodriguez boats a flawless record of 20-0-1 ndi 15 KO a ndi a 71 percent knockout rate.
The twenty-three-year-old prospect was born in Riverside, MONGA. and scored a first round knockout in his professional debut back in September 2011 against William Fisher and hasn’t looked back since. Rodriguez has stopped his opponent inside of the distance in ten of his last 12 bouts and most recently knocked out Daulis Prescott in May.
“I have worked hard in my career and I have a great team who has helped get me to where I am now. I am developing as a professional fighter, and that comes with making choices to benefit my career,” Anati Rodriguez. “I am excited to join the Mayweather Promotions team, because it gives me to opportunity to be under the guidance of the best and take my career to new heights!”
“Saul Rodriquez is an exciting prospect, who has already made a name for himself in boxing,” Anati Leonard Ellerbe. “We are in a position to help these up-and-coming boxers get on track to make sound moves that will build their careers and challenge them to bring out their best.”
Be on the lookout for Saul Rodriguez’ Mayweather Promotions debut in early 2017, as he looks to continue his perfect record and works towards his dream of becoming a lightweight world champion.
Mayweather Promotions is also excited to acknowledge its growing stable of additional new signees: Xavier Martinez (7-0, 4 KO a), Danny Gonzalez (1-0, 1 KO), Oluwafemi Oyele (1-0), Rolando Romerro (1-0, 1 KO), Andres Cortés (4-0), kale dziko udindo akunyoza Thomas Dulorme (23-2, 15 KO a), ndipo Kenny Robleswho will make his professional debut on January 14, 2017.
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Unbeaten Local Talent Rounds Out Undercard Action Saturday, January 14 kuchokera Barclays Center ku Brooklyn

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Polish Heavyweight Adam Kownacki, Welterweight Prospect Julian Sosa and Ireland’s Noel Murphy All Featured in
Separate Bouts
Brooklyn (December 15, 2016) — Top local talent from New York City will be on display on Loweruka, January 14 as Polish heavyweight Adam Kownacki, Brooklyn-native Julian sosa and Irish welterweight Noel Murphy all enter the ring in separate bouts at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
“In addition to the tremendous action that will be televised on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING and SHOWTIME EXTREME on January 14, boxing fans in attendance at Barclays Center will be treated to an exciting undercard featuring up-and-coming local prospects,” anati Lou DiBella, Pulezidenti wa DiBella Entertainment. “Polish heavyweight Adam Kownacki, Irish welterweight Noel Murphy and Brooklynite Julian Sosa, who is of Mexican descent, will all put their undefeated records on the line. Mayweather Promotions will also deliver Kenny Robles, a decorated amateur from Staten Island, making his pro debut, as well as Puerto Rican former world title challenger Thomas Dulorme on the comeback.”
The January 14 mwambo zimaonetsa Showtime Championship nkhonya®mutu wa mutu wapawiri wotsogozedwa ndi mpikisano wapadziko lonse wa super middleweight mpikisano wolumikizana pakati Badou Jack ndipo James DeGale. Makanema pa TV pa SHOWTIME® umayamba 9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT yokhala ndi ngwazi yapadziko lonse lapansi ya junior lightweight Jose Pedraza kutenga mpikisano wosagonjetsedwa Gervonta Davis.
Additional action is featured on Showtime kwambiri®and headlined by junior featherweight world champion and Brooklyn-native Amanda Serrano battling former two-division world champion Yazmin Rivas. Kufalitsa kwa televizioni umayamba 7 p.m. AND/PT ndi mawonekedwe Ievgen Khytrov akulimbana Immanuel Aleem in a 10-round matchup of undefeated rising contenders.
Matikiti yamoyo chochitika, zomwe zimalimbikitsidwa ndi Mayweather Promotions ndi DiBella Entertainment, ndiyambire $25. Matikiti alipo tsopano ndipo atha kugulidwa pa intaneti poyendera www.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com kapena powatchula 1-800-745-3000. Matikiti ndi zinenero pa American Express Box Office pa Barclays Center. Gulu kuchotsera zilipo powatchula 844-BKLYN-GP.
The unbeaten Kownacki (14-0, 11 Ko) chidzathandiza Joshua Tufte (19-1, 9 Ko) in an eight-round heavyweight fight while Sosa (6-0-1, 2 Ko) Nkhope Gabriel Solario (2-2-1) in a six-round welterweight attraction and Murphy (7-0, 2 Ko) competes in a six-round welterweight bout.
Rounding out the action are a pair of recent additions to the Mayweather Promotions stable as former title challenger Thomas Dulorme (23-2, 15 Ko) enters the ring for an eight-round junior welterweight fight and Staten Island-native Kenny Robles makes his pro debut in a four-round welterweight battle.
A two-time New York Golden Gloves champion, four of Kownacki’s last five victories have come at the friendly confines of Barclays Center. Originally from Poland but now living in Brooklyn, Kownacki stopped Jesse Barboza in round three of their June fight the last time he entered the ring. The 27-year-old has won six times since the beginning of 2015 and faces one of his toughest opponents to date in the former kickboxing champion Tufte of Kernersville, North Carolina.
Kuphunzitsidwa ndi bambo ake, former pro fighter and New York Golden Gloves champion Aureliano, Sosa has built a growing fan base fighting of the Flatbush Cops ‘N’ Kids gym in his hometown of Brooklyn. The 20-year-old is unbeaten since turning pro in March 2015 and has picked up three wins in 2016. He will be opposed by the 27-year-old Solario who fights out of Seattle and picked up a win over Drew Bokenshire in his last bout.
Originally from Cork, Ireland, Murphy has fought exclusively in the U.S. since turning pro in 2014 while fighting out of Woodlawn, NY. The 22-year-old earned his seventh pro victory in November when he won a dominant decision over Mohamed Allam in November. It was his second victory of the year and now he will make his second career start at Barclays Center looking to begin 2017 in style.
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James DeGale Media Workout Quotes & Photos

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DeGale Faces Badou Jack in Super Middleweight World Championship Unification Showdown Loweruka, January 14 kuchokera Barclays Center ku Brooklyn & Moyo Showtime

Dinani PANO for Photos from Lawrence Lustig/Matchroom Sport

LONDON (December 13, 2016) – IBF Super Middleweight World Ngwazi James DeGale hosted a media workout in his hometown of London Tuesday as he prepares to face WBC Super Middleweight World Champion Badou Jack in a 168-pound world title unification showdown that headlines action on Loweruka, January 14 from Barclays Center in Brooklyn and live on NTHAWI YACHIWONETSERO.

 

The Showtime Championship nkhonya telecast umayamba 9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT with with super featherweight world champion Jose Pedraza kutenga mpikisano wosagonjetsedwa Gervonta Davis.

Matikiti yamoyo chochitika, zomwe zimalimbikitsidwa ndi Mayweather Promotions ndi DiBella Entertainment, ndiyambire $25. Tickets are available and can be purchased online by visiting www.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com kapena powatchula 1-800-745-3000. Matikiti ndi zinenero pa American Express Box Office pa Barclays Center. Gulu kuchotsera zilipo powatchula 844-BKLYN-GP.

DeGale worked out and answered questions for media at the Stonebridge Boxing Club as he nears his third straight fight in the United States, this time looking to return to the UK as a unified world champion.

 

Here is what DeGale had to say lachiwiri:

 

JAMES DEGALE

 

“This is the best fighting the best and this fight will prove who’s the best in the division — and I believe I am the number one super middleweight on the planet.

 

“Unification fights like this are still rare, never mind the best fighting the best, and me and Jack both wanted the fight. We both want to prove who is the best and everyone is in for a treat on January 14.

 

“I’ve got the best trainer in the world in Jim McDonnell; together we won the world title and now we’re going to unify the title. I’m going to win in style and do the business in the big New York City and come away with both belts to bring back to London.

 

“Jack’s a serious fighter, he’s a world champion, he has something I want. The winner of this will be the number in the division.

 

“Growing up, Joe Calzaghe, and Prince Naseem Hamed, they’re the ones I used to watch and I’d think, ‘I can’t wait to do that.’ Calzaghe’s one of my favorite fighters. He’s a bit similar to me. He’s a southpaw, chitaya zambiri nkhonya. He’s another one who didn’t get the full credit he was due until after he retired. But that’s how boxing is.

 

“I’ve got to perform. My last couple of performances haven’t been vintage James DeGale. This is the best fighting the best, the champ fighting the champ: this is proper.

 

“I don’t get the respect. I made a bit of history. If I unify the division, going across the pond, no one’s ever done that from Britain.

 

“This is the one. I get love and support, I do have my fans, but it just feels like I look around at different fighters who haven’t done half what I’ve done and they get so much more recognition.

 

“I don’t get the credit: the full recognition, I don’t. But after this fight, people will start respecting me and knowing I’m the best.”

 

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Junior Lightweight Champion Jose Pedraza & Super Bantamweight World Champion Amanda Serrano Represent Puerto Rico Saturday, January 14 pa Barclays Center ku Brooklyn & Moyo Showtime

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Only Puerto Rican-Born World Champions
Enter the Ring in Separate World Title Defenses
Matikiti pa Sale Tsopano!
Brooklyn (December 8, 2016)-The only two Puerto Rican-born world champions in boxing are set to show their skills and heart for boxing fans in New York as Jose “Sniper” Pedraza ndipo Amanda “Real Thanani” Serrano defend their titles on Loweruka, January 14 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn and live on NTHAWI YACHIWONETSERO.
“Puerto Rico has such a rich boxing history with many of the sport’s greatest champions hailing from the island,” anati Lou DiBella, Pulezidenti wa DiBella Entertainment. “Pompano, there are only two Puerto Rican-born world champions, junior lightweight Jose Pedraza and junior featherweight Amanda Serrano, and I happen to promote them both. January 14 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn is a tremendous card all around, but it will also serve as a celebration of Puerto Rican pride and heritage to be able to watch the country’s only two world champions defend their titles on the same show.”
Pedraza (22-0, 12 Ko) will defend his IBF Super Featherweight World Championship against hard-hitting unbeaten contender Gervonta Davis (16-0, 15 Ko)in the co-main event on SHOWTIME. With his victory in June 2015, Pedraza added his name to the distinguished list of Puerto Rican world champions. After losses suffered by Roman Martinez and McJoe Arroyo, he currently stands as the only remaining male champion born in Puerto Rico.
“Being the only male Puerto Rican-born world champion is something that I’m very proud of,” Anati Pedraza. “It is also a big weight that I carry on my shoulders. I know that I have to give my best because I am not just a champion of the ring. I am a champion of my island of Puerto Rico. Knowing that all of Puerto Rico will be in there with me encourages me to give my all every time I step into the ring.
“Pa January 14 I will be facing a great boxer with a lot of talent, liwiro ndi mphamvu. Komabe, I will let him know what it feels like to share a ring with a real world champion. Davis will enter the ring as a young, hungry unbeaten challenger, but the only thing he will leave with is the first loss on his record.”
Serrano (30-1-1, 23 Ko), a four-division world champion, will defend her WBO Super Bantamweight World Championship against former two-division world champion Yazmin Rivas (35-9-1, 10 Ko) in the SHOWTIME EXTREME main event at 7 p.m. AND/PT. The winner of the Serrano-Rivas matchup will earn the prestigious WBC Diamond championship. Serrano’s first world title victory in 2011 made her just the third Puerto Rican-born woman to win a world title.
This bout also signifies the first nationally televised women’s world title bout in nearly a decade, since Mary Jo Saunders fought Valerie Mahfood on March 30, 2007 (ESPN2).
“It feels fantastic to be fighting on SHOWTIME for the first time and sharing the stage at Barclays Center with my countryman Jose Pedraza,” Anati Serrano. “Knowing that both he and I are currently the only two Puerto Rican-born world champions, wamwamuna kapena wamkazi, in boxing today is an honor.
“As for Yazmin Rivas being a tough fight, that’s only on paper. I will prove that I am in a different league. There’s a reason why finding someone to fight me wasn’t easy. I’m the hardest hitting female fighter in boxing today. Rivas will soon know that personally.”
Pedraza, wa Caguas, and Serrano, wa Carolina, are the latest in a long line of world class and beloved Puerto Rican champions who will look to put on impressive performances and make a mark nationally with victories in front of the friendly New York crowd. New York City boasts nearly one million Puerto Rican residents, making it the largest population of Puerto Ricans outside of Puerto Rico.
“I met Amanda Serrano at this year’s Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York,” Anati Pedraza. “She is a kind woman and I can see that, as a champion, Serrano is dedicated and always gives her best. I am proud of her for representing our people of Puerto Rico very well. Pa nkhondo usiku, Barclays Center will shine with Luz Boricua as Amanda and I seek glory for Puerto Rico together.”
“To be able to defend my world title in Brooklyn, where I live, is a dream come true,” Anati Serrano. “New York is home to so many Puerto Ricans and I am sure they will really come out in support of this great event. I am truly a fan of my people. I would like to thank Lou DiBella, the best promoter in boxing, for giving me the chance to show the world why I am the ‘Real Deal’! I would also like to thank SHOWTIME for the opportunity. Bambo. Stephen Espinoza, I will not disappoint you.”
The SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast is headlined by a super middleweight world championship unification showdown between Badou Jack (20-1-2, 12 Ko) ndipo James DeGale (23-1, 14 Ko), ndi televised nkhani kuyambira 9:30 p.m. AND/6:30 p.m. PT.
Matikiti yamoyo chochitika, zomwe zimalimbikitsidwa ndi Mayweather Promotions ndi DiBella Entertainment, ndiyambire $25. Matikiti alipo tsopano ndipo atha kugulidwa pa intaneti poyendera www.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com kapena powatchula 1-800-745-3000. Matikiti ndi zinenero pa American Express Box Office pa Barclays Center. Gulu kuchotsera zilipo powatchula 844-BKLYN-GP.
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ASHLEY “TREASURE” THEOPHANE GETS THE WIN OVER YAKABU AMIDU BY UNANIMOUS DECISION IN MAYWEATHER PROMOTIONS SIN CITY SHOWDOWN

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Photo Mawu a: Idris Erba / Mayweather Zokwezedwa
Dinani PANO za Zithunzi zochokera kwa Idris Erba/Mayweather Promotions
Las Vegas (Dec. 3, 2016) – Ashley “Chuma” Theophane (40-7-1, 11KO a ) anakumana Yakabu Amidu (19-9-2, 17 KO a ) mu 10 rounds of action in the main event of Mayweather Promotions’ Sin City Showdown Friday usiku. Theophane came out focused and on cue with his game plan, he was able to deflect most of Amidu’s punches and break his opponent down. It was a steady 10 rounds of action, Theophane was able to break Amidu down with consistent jabs and body punches aiming consistently at his target, round after round. Amidu struggled to read Theophane, which ultimately led to Theophane to his 40th win, by way of unanimous decision.
“It feels great to have a career that’s lasted this long, he made it easy to stick to my game plan. I listened to my corner who guided me and kept me on track, I couldn’t be happier with the decision,” said Theophane.
“I knew he was going to be a good opponent, I didn’t perform my best,” says Amidu. “This fight should have been in my favor, but in the end the judges decided the winner.”
Leading up to the main event, was a fast-paced blow-by-blow welterweight exchange between Mayweather Promotions’ power-puncher Maurice Lee (7-1, 3 KO a) ndipo Cameron Kreal (9-12-2, 1 KO). As soon as the first bell rang Krael jumped out his corner quickly putting the pressure on Lee, while Lee searched to find his groove. Krael kept delivering punches, forcing Lee to fight on the defense. By the beginning of the fifth round, Lee found an opening, landing jabs and uppercuts affecting Krael. Pamapeto pake, Lee couldn’t seem to land enough of what normally seems like easy jabs against the quick moving and strong Cameron Krael. Pambuyo 6 rounds of action the judges saw the bout in favor of Krael by unanimous decision, giving Lee the first loss of his career.
“I only had one week to prepare for this fight, the results ultimately showed how much more experience and fights under my belt, I had over my opponent,” says Krael. “I broke him down round by round, he never had a chance.”
“My game plan was to box smart, I knew he had a lot of experience so I knew I had to be smart in the ring.” Lee reflects on his performance and goes on to say, “I thought the fight was a lot closer than what the judges ruled. I definitely could have thrown more punches. We both took a lot of punches in the end. This was a learning experience and I just gotta come back harder.”
The night began with a full Mayweather Promotions showcase serving back-to-back, non-stop undercard action. Newly signed lightweight amateur Rolando Romerro (1-0, 1 KO)got the first win of his career in the first round, by TKO against David Courtney(1-5, 1KO) after only one minute and eleven seconds of action. Also making his Mayweather Promotions debut Oluwafemi “The Eagle” Oyeleye (1-0) got the first win of his career, by way of unanimous decision in a 4-round Jr. middleweight showdown against Brian True (1-5, 1 KO). Opepuka Andres Cortés (4-0, 2 KO a) furthered his undefeated record against Miguel Espinoza (3-2, 1 KO) pambuyo 4 rounds of action. The night continued on as Latondria Jones (5-0, 2 KO a) kept her undefeated record in tact against Selena Arellano (1-2-, 1 KO), judges ruled the 4 round Jr. middleweight bout in Jones favor by UD. Further up in the lineup was a brutal welterweight showdown giving Mayweather Promotions’ Charvis Holifield (6-2, 4 KO a) the second loss of his career versus Samuel Santana (9-11-3, 3 KO a) which ended in a 5th round stoppage, giving Santana the win by way of TKO.
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Boxing Stars Badou Jack, James DeGale, Jose Pedraza & Gervonta Davis Give Back Before Thanksgiving Holiday & January 14 Showdowns

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(Photo Mawu a: Amanda Westcott/SHOWTIME)

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Fighters Deliver Thanksgiving Meals at

Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger in Brooklyn

Showtime Championship nkhonya Loweruka, January 14

kuchokera Barclays Center ku Brooklyn

Dinani PANO chifukwa Photos ku Amanda Westcott / Showtime

Dinani PANO for Photos from Tom Casino/Mayweather Promotions/

DiBella Entertainment

Brooklyn (November 22, 2016) – In the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday, super middleweight world champions Badou Jack ndipo James DeGale, plus junior lightweight world champion Jose Pedraza ndipo unbeaten akunyoza Gervonta Davis, donated and distributed Thanksgiving meals at the Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger in Brooklyn before their press conference last Wednesday to discuss their respective January 14 showdowns taking place at Barclays Center and live on SHOWTIME.

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(Photo Mawu a: Amanda Westcott/SHOWTIME)

 

The fighters handed out 100 turkeys along with other Thanksgiving foods to help aid the organization that has provided millions of meals for people in the area. Hailing from countries all around the world, the fighters got together to give back in the borough that they will be competing in come January. To learn more about the Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger visit www.bedstuyagainsthunger.org.

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(Photo Mawu a: Tom Casino/Mayweather Promotions/DiBella Entertainment)

 

Matikiti yamoyo chochitika, zomwe zimalimbikitsidwa ndi Mayweather Promotions ndi DiBella Entertainment, ndiyambire $25. Matikiti alipo tsopano ndipo atha kugulidwa pa intaneti poyendera www.ticketmaster.com, www.barclayscenter.com kapena powatchula 1-800-745-3000. Matikiti ndi zinenero pa American Express Box Office pa Barclays Center. Gulu kuchotsera zilipo powatchula 844-BKLYN-GP.

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(Photo Mawu a: Amanda Westcott/SHOWTIME)

 

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