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DANNY GARCIA MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES & Awọn fọto


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Philadelphia (April 1, 2015) – As fight week nears for the second installment of Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija lori NBC (8:30 pm et/5:30 p.m. PT), undefeated gbajumọ Danny “Swift” Garcia held a media workout in his hometown of Philadelphia in preparation for his showdown with fellow world champion Lamont Peterson lori Saturday, April 11 ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn.

 

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Check out what Garcia and his father and trainer Angel had to say ni ojo wedineside.

 

Danny Garcia

 

“Ikẹkọ wa ni ti lọ daradara, I’ve done everything I have to do and I’m still focused. It’s a week and a half until the fight and I’m ready to go. If the fight were ọla I’d be ready.

 

It’s a big fight and it’s the fight that the fans wanted. We’re going to give the fans a great night of boxing on NBC and it’s time the show the world that Danny Garcia is the star of NBC.

 

We have common opponents like Khan and Matthysse and we’ve had different results. They say styles make fights so those results don’t matter. Daradara, my style is to kick his butt.

 

I know that this second PBC on NBC show is going to be even bigger and I just feel blessed to be a part of it and I can’t wait to go out there and showcase my skills.

 

I’m ready for whatever Peterson brings. If he tries to box then I’m going to go with that and if he wants to fight, Emi yoo ṣetan. I’m not going to go in and just try to knock his head off, I’m going to be Danny Garcia.

 

I’d love to be fighting on the biggest stage in boxing against the Mayweather and Pacquiaos, but for now it’s just about taking it one fight at a time, this is history in the making.

 

A lot of things have changed for me in the last few years, everybody knows me now. A lot of people look at you different now but it doesn’t make my head bigger, it just motivates me to work hard.

 

“Mo ni ife Brooklyn, it’s my fourth fight at Barclays Center and I’m looking to make it 4-0 lori April 11.

 

This is a blessing for the sport of boxing. Millions of fans haven’t had the opportunity to watch boxing on primetime in years and this is great for the sport.

 

Angel Garcia

 

I’ll give Peterson credit for putting the gloves on. He thinks it’s going to be an easy night for him. He sees himself already on top of the mountain. It’s not going to happen like that, we’re going to ruin his party.

 

I want Peterson to act confident and come forward. They’re talking like Danny isn’t special but he lost to the guys we beat.

 

It doesn’t matter what anyone says as long as Danny is in here putting in 100 ogorun ni gbogbo ọjọ. It’s all about April 11.

 

We’re not going to train for eight weeks to go in there and worry about what Peterson is going to do, we’re going to do what we have to do. We train to go in there and win on April 11.”

 

 

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Adonis Stevenson la. Rege akọmalu, ARTUR BETERBIEV vs. GABRIEL CAMPILLO FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & Awọn fọto

I’ll definitely be going for the knockout yi Saturday lori Sibiesi” – Adonis Stevenson

I didn’t come here to Canada just to walk and look around. I came here to take this belt back home” – Rege Taurus

Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) Lori Sibiesi

Saturday, April 4, Ni 3 p.m. ATI/Kẹfa PT Lati Pepsi Coliseum Ni Quebec City, Canada

 

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Ike: Amanda Kwok / PBC on Sibiesi

Quebec Ilu, Quebec (April 1, 2015) – During Wednesday ká final press conference at Le Bonne Entente in Quebec City, both Adonis “Okunrin alagbara” Stevenson ati Sakio “Awọn akẽkẽ” Taurus promised a knockout when they meet in the main event of the debut presentation of Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) lori SibiesiTelevision Network this Saturday, April 4, ni 3 p.m. ATI/Kẹfa PT.

 

The hard-hitting Stevenson (25-1, 21 KOs) will defend his light heavyweight world championship against former super middleweight world champion Bika (32-6-3, 21 KOs) in the main event from the Pepsi Coliseum in Quebec City.

 

The case was the same with the co-main event fighters as both undefeated light heavyweight and two-time Russian Olympian Artur Beterbiev (7-0, 7 KOs) and former light heavyweight world champion Gabriel Campillo (25-6-1, 12 KOs) expected to win via KO yi Saturday Friday. Campillo, sporting a Tom Brady jersey, even promised he would win in dramatic fashion like this year’s Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots.

 

Below are quotes from the fighters and trainers from Wednesday ká tẹ alapejọ:

 

Adonis Stevenson:

I know Sakio is going to try to take my title, but I’m prepared for that.

 

I know he was a champion. I made the move from 168 si 175 pounds and it worked well for me. I expect him to bring his best at 175 poun. He’s a former champ so I’m preparing to face a champion.

 

I’m looking for the KO because I’m from the Kronk Gym. Knockouts sell. But I can go 12 iyipo, that’s not a problem. I train for 12 iyipo.

 

My trainer has given me a great plan. He knows Sakio Bika very well and we’ll see what happens in the ring.

 

Bika is still going to have the same power moving up in weight. He should actually be stronger.

 

I’m very focused because I know Bika is very dangerous. I know he’s going to come into the ring and try to give me trouble.

 

I’m a knockout artist. I can do a lot in the ring, but first and foremost I’m a knockout artist.

 

I’d love to unify the belts eventually, but I’ll let my manager Al Haymon take care of that.

 

My mentor Emanuel iriju always told me that as soon as I enter the ring the knockout is what sells. I’ll definitely be going for the knockout yi Saturday on CBS.

 

I’m ready to go toe-to-toe. Adonis Stevenson vs. Sakio Bika on CBS, baby.

 

 

Rege akọmalu:

To beat a great fighter you have to be your best. I’m looking to take the WBC title back home.

 

I’ve fought everyoneI’ve never ducked an opponentand I don’t know if he can handle the pressure.

 

I feel more comfortable at 175 poun. I want to test the big boy [Stevenson] and I feel like I can do that. Lojo Satide we’ll see.

 

He’s knocked people out, ṣugbọn Mo ti sọ kò a ti lu jade. Lojo Satide I’ll be the one to knock him out.

 

I’m very hungry to get a world title back. I trained very hard at light heavyweight to get a title back.

 

I didn’t come here to Canada just to walk and look around. I came here to take this belt back home and I’m very confident I’m going to do that.

 

Training camp went very well, we put in good work and now we’re here in Canada ready to shock the world.

 

 

JAVANSUGARHILL:

Training camp was very good as always. Nothing different, just hard work perfecting his boxing and the basic fundamentals. We’re looking for him to make a mistake and catch him.

 

The way you prepare for an unorthodox fighter like Bika is to make sure your basics are sound. You have to have a good jab, you have to have good movement and you have to have ‘super powerAnd I have “Okunrin alagbara.

 

Emanuel also told me the knockout sells. It’s something that we both know and it’s something that is imbedded in us. We’re looking for the knockout on April 4. Sometimes I see things that Adonis is looking to do before he does it. So I’ll just be sitting there waiting for Adonis to catch Sakio Bika making a mistake and getting a knockout.

 

I’m super proud to represent Kronk Gym. That’s why I wear my hat here. Kronk to me is like my family name and that’s what I live by. I was born into Kronk when I was a little kid going to a tournament with my uncle Emanuel and all I remember is the Kronk fighters winning. And that’s what I do now: win.

 

Adonis is an artist, he’s a KO artist. Mi p fun Saturday is a knockout on CBS.

 

There’s been a lot of talk and now it’s time for action. Toe-to-toe on April 4. Maa ko padanu o.”

 

 

KEVIN CUNNINGHAM:

“A ní nla kan ikẹkọ ibudó. Everyone was relaxed. We had great sparring.

 

He was making 168 pretty easy, but stepping up he’s able to eat whatever he wants. The weight is good. We think he’s going to be good and strong at 175. It’s a good move for him.

 

He’s never had any problems with power, so I think the extra weight and energy should be good for him at light heavyweight.

 

All this talk about Stevenson fighting (Sergey) Kovalev has motivated him pretty good. I think it gave him a pretty good picture of how the business of boxing works. He realizes that when the bell rings he needs to do something about it and he’s motivated by that.

 

I can’t say if Stevenson is overlooking him because I’m not around him enough. But I know the fans and media want to make the Kovalev fight. It was good for Bika to hear that because it motivated him. He knows he has an opportunity to do something about it. Lojo Satide afternoon he can change all that.

 

If Stevenson does what he says he’s going to domeet him in the center of the ring and go toe-to-toe – yi ti ni lilọ lati wa ni a awqn ija.

 

If he comes to the center of the ring and fights and goes toe-to-toe then this fight won’t go the distance. If Stevenson comes to trade I think he gets knocked out. If he runs around the ring and boxes then it could be a different outcome.

 

 

Artur BETERBIEV:

I don’t think this is a big challenge for me. I’m ready to face the world champions and raise the bar higher. This is just another opponent for me.

 

This is another step that will move me closer to facing the champions at 175 poun. I want to put on a solid fight and show that I’m one of the best fighters in this division.

 

A knockout is never a goal for me. I’m trying to show my work and my dedication in the ring, but usually that’s what happens. Usually I finish with a knockout but that is not my main goal. My main goal is to box and show my skills.

 

My motivation is to face the champions. That’s why I work so hard every day in the gym. I will get there soon.

 

Why not face Kovalev? Mo setan. When I turned professional my goal was to meet the champions. He’s a champion now and I’d like to face the champions.

 

 

Gabriel Campillo:

We started training Jan. 1 and camp has been very good. We’ve been working very hard and I think I’m in great condition for this fight.

 

Beterbiev may not have a lot of professional experience, but he’s had a very long amateur career. So we know that he’s ready and is a good opponent for us. We’ll see how he handles things once we get past the 5th, 6th ati 7th iyipo.

 

To get ready for a hard-hitter like Beterbiev required lots of conditioning training. We worked the neck and the chin a lot. We think we’ve got a great chance in the second half of this fight though considering Beterbiev hasn’t really been tested like that.

 

As for a prediction, I’m going to knock Beterbiev out in the seventh round.

FORMER WORLD CHAMPIONS OMAR FIGUEROA AND RICKY BURNS BATTLE IN SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT MAIN EVENT AS PBC ON CBS RETURNS SATURDAY, May 9

BANTAMWEIGHT TITLEHOLDERS TOMOKI KAMEDA

AND JAMIE MCDONNELL CLASH IN CO-MAIN EVENT

Live on CBS, Le 9 ni 4 p.m. ATI/1 p.m. PT

Hidalgo, Texas (April 1, 2015) – Exciting and undefeated former lightweight world champion Omar “Panterita” Figueroa (24-0-1, 18 KOs) will take on former two-division world champion Ricky Burns (37-4-1, 11 KOs) in the main event when Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) returns to CBS on Saturday, Le 9 (4 p.m. ATI, 1 p.m. PT), at the State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas.

 

Ni awọn àjọ-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, a pair of bantamweight world champions square off when Tomoki Kameda (31-0, 19 KOs) ogun Jamie McDonnell (25-2-1, 12 KOs).

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I am so excited to be bringing this huge event to my hometown,” Said Figueroa. “It is my dream to fight on such a big stage and bring this kind of attention to Hidalgo. My fans have supported me from day one, and I plan on showing them how grateful I am with a stellar performance on Le 9.”

 

“Emi ko le duro fun yi ija. Ever since it was confirmed I’ve been absolutely buzzing in the gym,” said Burns. “I’ve had some great nights in Scotland winning and defending my world titles at two different weights but I have always wanted to box in America. Our styles gel perfectly for one hell of a fight, neither of us take a step backbring on Le 9!”

 

This will be a home game for Figueroa, who will be making his initial start at 140 pounds after a hard-fought ninth-round knockout over Daniel Estrada in a slugfest last August. The 25-year-old Figueroa vacated his 135-pound belt after that defense. He became a champion in 2013 when he earned a unanimous 12-round decision over Nihito Arakawa in a brutal Fight of the Year battle. Figueroa, despite fighting with a cut on his nose from an accidental head-butt, registered two knockdowns in the memorable slugfest. Since then Figueroa defended his title twice, first with a split-decision victory over Jerry Belmontes and later with a ninth-round knockout against Daniel Estrada. Now the Weslaco, Texas native will move up in weight when he battles Burns on Le 9.

 

An experienced fighter and former two-division world champion out of Scotland, Burns looks to add a huge victory to his resume when he takes on Figueroa. A champion in the junior lightweight and lightweight divisions, the 31-year-old owns victories over a host of accomplished fighters including Roman Martinez, Michael Katsidis and Kevin Mitchell. After suffering consecutive losses to Terrence Crawford and Dejan Zlaticanin, Burns bounced back to defeat Alexandre Lepelley in October 2014 and he will look to keep that momentum going on Le 9.

 

An undefeated world champion out of Tokyo, Kameda announced his arrival stateside with a vicious knockout over Pungluang Sor Singyu in July 2014 ni Las fegasi. Pe knockout je Kameda ká ​​keji bantamweight akọle olugbeja lẹhin ti o gba lati igbanu Paulus Ambunda ni 2013. The 23-year-old followed up his U.S. Uncomfortable nigbati o segun Alejandro Hernandez ni Chicago nipasẹ awọn pipin ipinnu. His next challenge comes when he faces fellow bantamweight world champion McDonnell.

 

The United Kingdom’s McDonnell has been on a tear since 2008 pẹlu 17 itẹlera AamiEye. Julọ laipe, he became a bantamweight world champion with a victory over Tabtimdaeng Na Rachawat and later successfully defended against Javier Nicolas Chacon.

 

PBC on Sibiesi, headlined by Figueroa vs. Burns, is promoted by Warriors Boxing and Panterita Promotions in association with Matchroom Sport. The event takes place at State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas with the CBS telecast beginning at 4 p.m. ATI/1 p.m. PT.

 

We’re very excited to bring this exciting fight to the great fight city of Hidalgo,” wi Leon Margules, Aare ogun Boxing. “I have no doubt that these two fighters are going to put on an incredible show for the fans at State Farm Arena.

 

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Adonis Stevenson Sin OUNJE AT bimo idana IN Quebec Ilu

Light Heavyweight aṣiwaju defends Lodi si Sakio Bika

Ni First Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) Iṣẹlẹ Lori Sibiesi

Yi Saturday, April 4, ni 3 p.m. ATI/Kẹfa PT

(Awọn fọto BY: Amanda Kwok / PBC on Sibiesi)

Quebec Ilu, Quebec (March 31, 2015) – Yi Saturday Friday, April 4, lile-kọlu ina heavyweight aye asiwaju Adonis “Okunrin alagbara” Stevenson (25-1, 21 KOs) ngbero lati satelaiti jade opolopo ti ijiya nigbati o defends lodi si tele Super middleweight aye asiwaju Sakio “Awọn akẽkẽ” Taurus (32-6-3, 21 KOs) ninu awọn ifilelẹ ti awọn iṣẹlẹ ti Uncomfortable igbejade ti Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) lori Sibiesi Tẹlifisiọnu nẹtiwọki (3 p.m. ATI/Kẹfa PT) lati Pepsi Coliseum ni Quebec City.

 

Loni, sibẹsibẹ, ni ohun ti ti di a atọwọdọwọ ṣaaju ki o to njà rẹ ni Pepsi Coliseum, Stevenson yoo wa ounje ni Awọn Ile Lauberivière, a agbegbe koseemani ati ki o bimo idana fun aini ile ọkunrin ati obirin. Yato si sìn ounje, Stevenson ati egbe re tun fi kuro tiketi, autographed posita ati ki o farahan fun awọn aworan pẹlu awọn eniyan ni awọn ohun koseemani ati diẹ ninu awọn ti re agbegbe egeb.

 

Ni Saturday ká keji akọkọ lori Sibiesi, ni ileri undefeated ina heavyweight Artur Beterbiev (7-0, 7 KOs) olubwon ni idanwo nigbati o bi mẹẹta tele ina heavyweight aye asiwaju Gabriel Campillo (25-6-1, 12 KOs) ni a 10-yika ija.

 

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PBC on Sibiesi, headlined nipasẹ awọn ina heavyweight aye asiwaju ija laarin Stevenson ati Bika, ti wa ni igbega nipa Groupe Yvon Michel (-Idaraya) ati ki o gbekalẹ nipasẹ Videotron ati ni sepo pẹlu Mise-Eyin-Jeu. Tiketi ni o wa lori tita bayi ni Pepsi Coliseum apoti ọfiisi ni Quebec, nipa pipe (418) 691-7211 tabi (800) 900-7469, online ni www.billetech.com, ni-idaraya (514) 383-0666 ati asiwaju Boxing Club (514) 376-0980. Tiketi owo ibiti lati $25 si $250 lori pakà.

Sibiesi SPORTSCASTERS Kevin Harlan ATI Brent STOVER FI atunnkanka Paulu MALIGNAGGI ATI Virgil ode Lati pe Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ON Sibiesi

Series Premieres Yi Saturday, April 4, lori Sibiesi ni 3 p.m. ATI/Kẹfa PT
NIU YOKI (March 31, 2015) - Awọn igbohunsafefe egbe fun awọn April 4 Uncomfortable ti Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) on CBS features a blend of highly respected sportscasters and shrewd boxing minds. Hosted by CBS Sports Network’s Brent Stover, awọn njà yoo wa ni a npe ni nipa wapọ ati ki o bọwọ play-nipasẹ-play oniwosan Kevin Harlan pẹlu ringside atunnkanka Paul Malignaggi ati igbohunsafefe newcomer Virgil Hunter.

 

Awọn PBC on Sibiesi kede egbe yoo Usher ni akọkọ ti soke si mẹjọ ifiwe iṣẹlẹ odun yi ti o bẹrẹ yi Saturday, April 4, ni 3 p.m. ATI/Kẹfa PT. Light heavyweight aye asiwaju Adonis Stevenson (25-1, 21 KOs), ti Montreal, will defend his title against former super middleweight world champion Rege Taurus (32-6-3, 21 KOs), ti Sydney, Australia. Opening the two-fight afternoon broadcast will be undefeated Russian-born Canadian light heavyweight Artur Beterbiev (7-0, 7 KOs), ti Montreal, ti nkọju si tele aye asiwaju Gabriel Campillo (25-6-1, 12 KOs), ti Madrid, Spain, lati Pepsi Coliseum ni Quebec City.

 

A oniwosan broadcaster, Harlan ti a npe ni NFL awọn ere fun 30 consecutive years. He joined CBS Sports’ NFL broadcast team as a play-by-play announcer in 1998. Harlan called CBS Sports’ HDTV coverage of the 2001 AFC Championship and Super Bowl XXXV. He has called CBS Sports’ agbegbe ti NCAA pipin I Ọkùnrin ká agbọn asiwaju niwon 1999, including this year’s CBS/Turner coverage of the West Regional from Los Angeles. A well-versed radio broadcaster, this past season Harlan once again called play-by-play for NFL games with Boomer Esiason on Westwood One Radio Sports. Harlan and Esiason were the lead announce team on Westwood One for “Monday Night bọọlu,"Àwọn awọn eyikeyi idije ti ipari, a Conference Championship game and the Super Bowl. This season marked Harlan’s fifth consecutive Super Bowl. Harlan called the NCAA Final Four and Championship games for CBS Radio Network and Westwood One for five consecutive years (2003-07), bi daradara bi awọn regionals (2009, 2010, 2011). Harlan’s boxing experience includes the 1995 Mike Tyson la. Buster Mathis Jr. ija lori Akata ati orisirisi asiwaju Boxing iṣẹlẹ ti o ti a npe ni fun redio. Harlan jẹ ninu rẹ 28th akoko igbohunsafefe ni nba ati ti a npe ni play-nipasẹ-play igbese fun Turner idaraya’ agbegbe ti nba awọn eyikeyi idije ti ipari niwon 1996 ati deede-akoko ere fun TNT ati TBS niwon 1997.

 

Awọn 34-odun-atijọ Malignaggi ni a meji-akoko, meji-pipin aye asiwaju. He is known for his passionate and honest assessment of live fights and fighters as an analyst for SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING. An invaluable asset at ringside, Malignaggi kan kan s'aiye ti ara ẹni Boxing ĭrìrĭ si ìmúdàgba, ever-changing situations in the ring and articulates with aplomb. He’s been a regular ringside analyst since 2012.

 

The knowledgeable and sage Hunter is one of the most prominent and respected trainers in boxing. He has coached unbeaten super middleweight kingpin Andre Ward, British gbajumọ ati ki o tele undisputed 140-iwon aye asiwaju Amir Khan ati tele welterweight aye asiwaju Andire Berto ati awọn ti a npè ni awọn 2011 Trainer of the Year by the Boxing Writers Association of America. Hunter is making his first foray into announcing on April 4 ati ki o nfun kan alabapade ati ki o oto irisi si PBC lori Sibiesi.

 

Stover has served as studio host for CBS Sports Network since 2011. He joined the network in 2010 ati awọn ti waye nọmba kan ti ipa, pẹlu bi play-nipasẹ-play announcer fun bọọlu, basketball and for Olympic sports. Prior to joining CBS Sports Network, Stover yoo wa bi ogun, oran, onirohin ati ki o mu-nipasẹ-play ohun fun awọn Ńlá mẹwa Network ati Akata idaraya Apapọ Agbedeiwoorun / Iwọ oorun guusu.

 

Awọn keji-diẹdiẹ ti PBC on Sibiesi ni Saturday, Le 9, ati ki o yoo ọfin undefeated Omar Figueroa, ti o vacated rẹ Lightweight World asiwaju lati gbe soke ni àdánù si 140 poun, lodi si tele asiwaju Ricky Burns.

 

Afikun ọjọ fun Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija lori Sibiesi ni o wa lati wa ni kede ni ifiwe igbesafefe ni June, Keje ati Kẹsán, pẹlu soke to mẹta ti o ku iṣẹlẹ lori awọn 2015 kalẹnda. Awọn ifiwe Boxing igbesafefe lori Sibiesi, miiran ju awọn aforementioned afihan, yoo wa ni sori afefe ifiwe ni 4 p.m. ATI/1 p.m. PT.

 

The Premier Boxing Champions series was created for television by Haymon Boxing. O ti wa ni akọkọ dédé jara igbejade ti ifiwe Boxing lori Sibiesi ni 15 years. Awọn nẹtiwọki ti tu sita a ọkan-pipa ifiwe iṣẹlẹ ifihan ti isiyi WBC Super Bantamweight asiwaju Leo Santa Cruz ni 2012. Šaaju si wipe, awọn ti o kẹhin ifiwe Boxing lori nẹtiwọki wà ni 1997 nigbati ki o si-middleweight asiwaju Bernard Hopkins ti lu jade Glen Johnson.

 

Live Boxing je kan staple lori nẹtiwọki ni 1980, àìyẹsẹ ifihan iwaju Hall of Famers Thomas "Awọn Hitman" Hearns, Roberto Duran, Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini and others. Boxing ká itan lori Sibiesi ọjọ pada si 1948 nigbati awọn Pabst Blue teere Bouts premiered ifihan arosọ fe-nipasẹ-fe commentator Russ Hodges.

BOB COSTAS, AL MICHAELS & MARV ALBERT TO WORK TOGETHER FOR FIRST TIME EVER ON APRIL 11 “PBC ON NBC” PRIMETIME SHOW LIVE FROM BROOKLYN

Legendary Announce Trio Has Combined to Work

25 Super Bowls, 25 NBA Finals,

23 Olimpiiki & 19 World Series

Costas to Present Feature on History of Boxing in New York

PBC on NBC Padà Saturday, April 11, Gbe ni

8:30 PM et lori NBC, Ifihan

Danny “Swift” Garcia (29-0) la. Lamont Peterson (33-2-1) &

“Irish” Andy Lee (34-2) la. Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin (31-0)

STAMFORD, Conn. – March 31, 2015 – One of America’s iconic big-event broadcast voices, Bob Costas, will serve as a special contributor for NBC’s Saturday, April 11 primetime telecast of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) lori NBC, ti o ti kede loni.

 

Costas, host Al Michaels, and blow-by-blow announcer Marv Albert will work together on a broadcast for the first time ever on the PBC on NBC show Saturday, April 11 gbe ni 8:30 p.m. ATI lati Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn. Costas will present a feature on the long and storied history of boxing in New York.

 

Returning to their native New York for the telecast (Albert and Michaels are from Brooklyn, Costas from Commack, Long Island), the trio is synonymous with the biggest events in sportscombining to work 25 Super Bowls, 25 NBA Finals, 23 Olimpiiki, 19 World Series, and numerous championship boxing events on television and radio.

 

We are thrilled to have three of sportsall-time broadcasting heavyweightsin prominence, not weightworking together on TV for the first time,” wi Sam Flood, Executive Producer, NBC idaraya ati NBCSN. “Appropriately, these three are teammates on a primetime NBC boxing telecast.

 

While I have done many broadcasts with Al and with Marv, this is a one-time opportunity to work on the same broadcast with two of the all-time greats, plus it’s a chance for me and Al to renew our ongoing debate with Marv as to which was the greater cinematic achievementBASEketball tabi The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh,” said Costas, who at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games became U.S. television’s first 10-time Olympic primetime host (Jim McKay hosted eight times for ABC).

 

I never could have imagined this,” said Michaels, who in 2015 lori Sunday Night bọọlu begins his record 30th consecutive season as the play-by-play voice of the NFL’s premier primetime broadcast package. “And to have it all happen close to where we all grew up makes it that much more special. Very, very cool.

 

It is an honor to be a part of this group,” said Albert, who has been the most recognizable national voice of the NBA since 1990 in addition to his 37 years as the radio and TV voice of the New York Knicks. “I’ve always had great admiration for the work that Al and Bob have done through the years, and I’m proud to call them friends.

 

Michaels, Albert, and Costas will be joined on the telecast by analyst and six-time world championSugar” Ray Leonard, corner analyst B.J. Ododo, ati onirohin Kenny Rice.

 

Awọn Saturday, April 11 PBC on NBC primetime show features four boxers with a combined 127-4-1 o gba ati 80 KOs – undefeated gbajumọ Danny “Swift” Garcia (29-0, 17 KOs) la. Lamont Peterson (33-2-1, 17 KOs), ati middleweight asiwaju “Irish” Andy Lee (34-2, 24 KOs) la. Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin (31-0, 22 KOs).

 

Following is an additional look at the legendary sports broadcasting trio working its first event together.

 

TALE OF THE TAPE

 

As play-by-play announcer or host, on television or radio, Costas, Michaels and Albert have each worked the Super Bowl, Olimpiiki, NBA Finals and World Series on multiple occasions. Following is a breakdown

 

Announcer Events worked
Bob Costas 11 Olimpiiki, 11 NBA Finals, 7 Super Bowls, 7 World Series
Al Michaels 10 Super Bowls, 8 Olimpiiki, 8 World Series, 2 NBA Finals
Marv Albert 12 NBA Finals, 8 Super Bowls, 4 Olimpiiki, 4 World Series

 

MEMORABLE CALL

 

AL MICHAELSDo you believe in Miracles? Bẹẹni!” – 1980 Winter Olympics, U.S. Hockey team defeats Soviet Union in semifinal

 

MARV ALBERT“Bẹẹni, and it counts!” Numerous NBA telecasts

 

BOB COSTASThe New York Yankees…World aṣaju….Team of the Decademost successful franchise of the century.Final out as Yankees sweep Braves in 1999 World Series

 

GREAT TRIOS

 

While we will resist the temptation to compare the Costas-Michaels-Albert broadcasting trio to the equally esteemed Three Tenors (José Carreras, Plácido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti), following is a sampling of great sports trios that at least one of the three has covered:

 

LeBron James-Dwayne Wade-Chris BoshLed by the All-Star trio, the Miami Heat advanced to four consecutive NBA Finals, winning two (2012 ati 2013).

 

Greg Maddux-John Smoltz-Tom Glavine – Lati 1993-2002, the pitching trio led the Atlanta Braves to the playoffs every season, won three National League pennants and captured the 1995 World Series title.

 

Troy Aikman-Emmitt Smith-Michael Irvin — Lórúkọ “The Triplets,” the Hall of Fame quarterback-running back-wide receiver combination led the Dallas Cowboys to three Super Bowl victories in four seasons (1992-95).

 

Magic Johnson-Kareem Abdul-Jabbar-James WorthyThe Hall of Fame Los Angeles Lakers trio advanced to six of seven NBA Finals from 1983-89, winning three titles with each earning NBA Finals MVP honors once.

 

Wayne Gretzky-Mark Messier-Jari KurriThe Hall of Fame Edmonton Oilers front line trio won four Stanley Cups in five years between 1984-88.

 

“Sugar” Ray Leonard-Thomas “Hitman” Hearns-“Iyanu” Marvin HaglerHall of Fame welterweight/middleweight trio captured 15 boxing titles in late 1970s and 1980s.

 

Larry Bird-Kevin McHale-Robert ParishThe Hall of Fame front court led the Boston Celtics to three NBA titles and two additional trips to the NBA Finals in the 1980s.

 

Pete Rose-Joe Morgan-Johnny BenchStalwarts of theThe Big Red Machine,” led Cincinnati Reds to three consecutive National League pennants, winning the World Series in 1975 ati 1976.

 

Willis Reed-Walt Frazier-Dave DeBusschereTrio led the New York Knicks to the franchise’s only two NBA titles in a four-year span (1970 ati 1973).

 

The debut PBC on NBC telecast on Saturday, March 7 averaged 3.4 milionu awọn oluwo, ranking bi awọn julọ-ti wo ọjọgbọn Boxing igbohunsafefe ni 17 years (“Oscar De La Hoya ká ija Night” lori Akata, 5.9 million, Mon., March 23, 1998). Awọn PBC on NBC debut also led NBC to a Saturday primetime gun laarin agbalagba 18-49, pẹlu a 1.08 Rating ni adamo.

 

NBC ati NBCSN yoo mu 20 gbe “PBC on NBC” Boxing isele ni 2015. Laarin awọn 20 ifiwe fihan, NBC idaraya Group yoo mu diẹ ẹ sii ju 50 wakati ti PBC agbegbe, pẹlu awọn NBCSN- ki o si ranse si-ija siseto fun NBC telecasts. Awọn Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija jara ti wa ni da fun tẹlifisiọnu nipasẹ Haymon Boxing. Awọn PBC on NBC yoo ẹya-ara ọpọlọpọ awọn ti oni brightest irawọ, ni won julọ ọranyan ere-kere.

 

Gbogbo PBC on NBC fihan ni yoo san ifiwe lori NBC idaraya Gbe Afikun nipasẹ “TV nibi gbogbo,” fun awọn onibara afikun iye fun wọn alabapin iṣẹ, ati ṣiṣe awọn ga didara akoonu wa si MVPD onibara mejeeji ni ati ki o jade ti awọn ile ati lori awọn iru ẹrọ ọpọ. NBC idaraya Gbe Afikun wa fun kọǹpútà ni NBCSports.com/liveextra. Awọn NBC idaraya Gbe Afikun app is available on the iTunes App Store, Google Play and Windows Store.

 

NBC SPORTS GROUP

Adonis Stevenson, Rege akọmalu & Artur BETERBIEV Media ipe alapejọ

Lisa Milner

E dupe, onišẹ ẹrọ. Thanks everyone for calling in. We have a great call today to talk about the debut of PBC on CBS taking place next Saturday, Kẹrin 4th, lati Pepsi Coliseum ni Quebec City, Canada. We are going to start with the main event guys it’s Adonis Stevenson, ina heavyweight aye asiwaju; rẹ olukọni, “Sugar” Hill; Rege Taurus, tele Super middleweight aye asiwaju; ati awọn rẹ olukọni, Kevin Cunningham. We will also have Artur Beterbiev later. His opponent is training in Spain. Nítorí, he will not be joining us. Ṣugbọn, first let’s get some opening comments from the fighters and their trainers. Adonis, yoo o fun wa kekere kan bit ti alaye lori bi ikẹkọ ká lọ yori sinu tókàn ose ká ija ọsẹ?

 

Adonis Stevenson

O ṣeun si gbogbo awọn media. Mo fẹ lati dúpẹ lọwọ Al Haymon, mi faili, great job. This is a good person for me and fight on CBS since like ’80 like Sugar Ray Leonard, Muhammad Ali. Se o mo, this is amazing. And the first championship they want to start in Canada, Quebec City. This is amazing. And I’m very glad to be part of that.

 

L. Milner

Nla. “Sugar” Hill, le ti o ba fi ohunkohun si wipe nipa ikẹkọ tabi comments nipa bi Adonis ti wa ni nse ni ibudó?

“Sugar” Hill

The training camp is going fantastic. We are here in his hometown of Montreal training at his gym. His gym is just opening. Nítorí, this would be the first training camp held at this gym and for such a fight of this magnitude where Adonis is defending his world championship for the fifth time. I’ve only been here for one week any other time, but Montreal is a great place and a great place for training as well. The city has been so good and warm welcoming me here, ati ki o Mo ri idi ti Adonis fẹràn Montreal, ati ki o Mo ri idi ti Montreal fẹràn Adonis bi daradara.

L. Milner

Nla. E dupe. Sakio, le ti o fun wa kan awọn ọna šiši ọrọìwòye nipa ikẹkọ ibudó?

Rege Taurus

O dara, a la koko, I want to thank everybody for giving me this big opportunity at the world title. . My training camp is going really well. Mo fẹ lati dúpẹ lọwọ Ọlọrun, se o mo, to give me this opportunity. Lẹẹkansi, we have a good training camp here. Everyone is happy. Inu mi dun, and my coach is happy. All my kingdom is happy. I’m just looking for on April 4th, lati di meta akoko aye asiwaju.

L. Milner

Awesome. E dupe. Ogbeni. Cunningham, ṣe o wa nibẹ? Could you add anything to that?

Kevin Cunningham

Bẹẹni. To piggyback on what Sakio has just said, a ti sọ ní a awqn ikẹkọ ibudó, great sparing. Ohun gbogbo ti wa ni ti lọ daradara. Sakio understands the opportunity that’s before him, and we look to come to Canada and Montreal. And we’re going to into Adonishometown. Nítorí, Mo ti sọ ti wa nibẹ, ṣe wipe. You got to go into the lion’s den and take the title. So that’s what we’re working on doing and that’s what we plan on doing.

 

L. Milner

Nla. E dupe. Dara, we’re going to go ahead and open it up for questions from the media. Operator, o le jọwọ ṣe pe?

 

Q

Adonis, so much talk about you fighting the other light heavyweight champions and who the real light heavyweight champion of the world is. What are your thoughts about these other guys and it is interfering with your concentration for your fight with Sakio on Kẹrin 4th lori Sibiesi?

 

A. Stevenson

Yeah, Mo mo ti wọn ti ki Elo sọrọ nipa ti, sugbon Mo n gan lojutu lori Bika bayi, because Bika is in my face now. I don’t see anybody. I don’t see anybody in my face now. It’s Bika. And I don’t underestimate him, ati ki o Mo wa gidigidi gbaradi fun u. Emi o jẹ setan fun u Kẹrin 4th. Nítorí, mi idojukọ jẹ lori Bika. Mo mọ pe won ni ki ọpọlọpọ awọn eniyan sọrọ si mi nipa bi o si ja yi, sugbon Mo wa gidigidi lojutu lori yi eniyan.

Q

Kini ni ilana fun oògùn igbeyewo ki o to awọn Kẹrin 4th?

A. Stevenson

Meta akoko ni ikẹkọ ati ọkan akoko ni mẹfa wakati kẹsan in the morning. Nítorí, they come into the condo and to do a drug test and two times in the training after sparing. I think it’s good for the boxers, to protect them. I’m very glad about that. And when I got to fight, Mo ti nigbagbogbo ṣe ni igbeyewo, se o mo? Nítorí, o jẹ ko ni igba akọkọ ti mo ti ṣe ni igbeyewo, but I always to do it. This is fantastic, Mo ni ife pe.

Q

Ṣe o ro o je pataki fun Boxing lati ni pé irú ti igbeyewo?

A. Stevenson

Dajudaju o jẹ pataki nitori, ni iranlọwọ ti o ba. Nítorí, o jẹ gidigidi pataki lati rii daju pe ohun gbogbo ti wa ni ti lọ gan daradara. Ati awọn ti o ni apa Boxing ati awọn ti o ni itankalẹ. Mo wa gan dun ati ki o dun ati atilẹyin pe.

Q

Sakio, ohun ti o ro nipa ti?

S. Taurus

Mo ro pe o jẹ gidigidi, gan ti o dara nitori ti mo ni [aïpe] since I’ve been here. I think it’s good for the new generation. It goes for this sport. Fun mi, Mo ro pe o jẹ pipe. O ni pipe nitori, ki ọpọlọpọ awọn eniyan [aïpe] ifẹhinti [aïpe] drug and they never get tested. And now with new generation, Mo ro pe o ni pupọ ti o dara, se o mo, for younger kids to try to see if they want to win. Once you come in this sport you have to have been clean. O ni a pipe agbari lati gba awon eniyan lowo ninu idanwo ati ki o wọn. O ni pipe ohun lati ṣe.

Q

Nitorina mejeji ti o yoo ti ni idanwo ni igba mẹta, meji ni igba nigba ti ikẹkọ ibudó, ọkan akoko ṣaaju ki awọn ija? Is that correct, buruku?

A. Stevenson

Emi ko mọ fun u, but for me it’s three time. And we do a piss test, ati awọn ti a se kan ẹjẹ igbeyewo, ju.

S. Taurus

Yeah, for me it was three time. Then two blood testlike blood test and piss test. This is the third time them testing me since I was here.

Q

Ni igba akọkọ ti ibeere ti a beere lati Adonis nipa re igbaradi fun awọn ìṣe ija ati ki o tun ni idiwo fun ni ayika gbogbo ojo iwaju pọju alatako, Emi yoo fẹ lati gba lati fi awọn kanna ibeere to Adonis lẹẹkansi.

 

A. Stevenson

Se o mo, awọn Iru nkan bi Bika jẹ egan ati ki o ti han ti o wa–se o mo, he just keep coming. The kind of stuff like that, I love this kind of stuff because he’s large and keep pressuring. And so, o ti fihan ti o ba ti o ba se asise bi wipe ki o yoo jẹ kan knockout gidigidi laipe ninu ija.

Q

Mi ibeere ni fun “Sugar” Hill. “Sugar”, Mo ti o kan fẹ lati mọ bi o ba won wù pẹlu awọn ara ti a yàn fun yi ìṣe ija, ti o ba ti yi ni iru igbeyewo ti o ni won nwa fun bi a olukọni.

S. Hill

Bi jina bi nwa fun kan fun ara Adonis lati ja–and actually it doesn’t really matter to me. I’m happy with the selection of Sakio Bika. I have no problem with his style. I actually like the style because he’s coming forward. He wants to fight, and Adonis loves to fight. Adonis likes to go to toe-to-toe, and he likes to box. This is important for the maturity and, fun Adonis eko diẹ ẹ sii nipa Boxing lati wa ni anfani lati wa ni o pẹlu kan Onija bi Sakio Bika, ti o ni kan to lagbara, pinnu ati alakikanju oniwosan ti o le withstand. He can take a punch. He’s never been knocked out or anything like that. Nítorí, yi jẹ ẹya anfani fun Adonis lati boya lọ 12 iyipo tabi sinu nigbamii iyipo, eyi ti o le kọ ki o si fi si rẹ bi ọmọ ija ni nigbamii iyipo, eyi ti o ti wa ni anfani lati ṣe. Yi ija nibi pẹlu Bika jẹ kan igbeyewo, ati Adonis fẹràn lati wa ni idanwo. I love for him to be tested as well. This is the only thing that’s going to make him grow and become more of a talented fighter and become a bigger superstar.

Q

Adonis, ti wa ni o nwa ni a alakikanju 12 yika ija tabi ni o ri o bi iwuri bi si jije akọkọ lati kolu yi eniyan jade ti o ba ti ti anfani iloju ara?

A. Stevenson

It is motivation for me. That’s why I train very hard. I know he’s large as well in his punch. And he wants to keep me pressured. I love this kind of style. And if he goes for 12 iyipo Mo setan fun 12 iyipo. I fight and spar. My fight is, sparing ati ikẹkọ fun 12 rounds.When ni mo gba ni iwọn, Mo n wa fun knockout. I don’t look for the 12 yika. If he goes the distance or 12 iyipo, this is not a problem. Mo ti le apoti. I’m beautiful. I got a good skill. I’m a Superman. Nítorí, it’s not a problem for me. Ṣugbọn, first I’m looking for a knockout. And I think any boxer going in the ring to fight always looks for a knockout. Ma, it’s not like that. Ṣugbọn, mi, Mo n wa fun knockout. And Emanuel said knockouts sell.

Q

You said that you weren’t impressed with Kovalev’s performance over Jean Pascal. Do you want to put on a better performance? Do you feel pressure to put on a better performance since you said that? What do you think about that?

A. Stevenson

I’m not going to put pressure on myself. “Okunrin alagbara” ko lero titẹ. Mo n lilọ lati lo mi Boxing olorijori, ati ki o Mo n lilọ lati lo ori mi ni iwọn. I don’t have to put pressure on something like that. I don’t feel like that. I’m the man. I’m the guy to get beat.

Q

Je Sakio Bika akọkọ alatako nwọn nṣe si nyin?

A. Stevenson

Yeah, it was the first. He was the first to open. We’re happy, and we don’t have a problem. And I know Sakio he was light–se ko, super middleweight champion. It’s very good, nítorí pé ó ni kan ti o dara afẹṣẹja. He was champion last two fights. That’s a good opportunity for him, ju, lati lọ lati ina a heavyweight lati ja mi. And it’s a good opportunity for me, ju.

Q

Mo fẹ lati beere o ni ohun ti ojuami ni o sọ fún ara rẹ, “Mo ni lati ja,” tabi “Mo fẹ lati ja Sergey Kovalev lati unify gbogbo awọn beliti ni pipin.” At what point did you say that in your career?

A. Stevenson

I don’t think about Kovalev now. I think about Bika. It doesn’t matter what I said now because I have a fight coming up with Bika. Ṣugbọn, daju Mo fẹ lati ja fun oyè, ṣugbọn nisisiyi–fun bayi Mo ti sọ ni Bika ni oju mi.

Q

O ti won ko impressed pẹlu awọn ọna ti Kovalev wò ninu ija awọn miiran ọsẹ lodi si Pascal. Kí nìdí?

A. Stevenson

I’m not impressed by it because this is the first big fight Pascal had since Bernard and he fights one time a year before Bernard Hopkins. Nítorí, in four years he fights one time. Nítorí, ti o ni idi ti mo ti wa ko impressed nipa ti, nitori Pascal jẹ ko ohun ti nṣiṣe lọwọ afẹṣẹja bi o lo lati wa ni pada li ọjọ.

 

Q

O mọ pe Kovalev, because of the WBC is going to be mandatory. I want to know how hard will you press for that mandatory if you’re successful again.

A. Stevenson

Dajudaju, Mo mo. I’m ready to fight a title. Ṣugbọn, Mo ti jẹ ki mi egbe, Al HAYMON, bikita nipa ti. Then after that Kovalev we can unify the title. It’s not a problem for me because the two titles he gets now he gets Bernard Hopkins’ akọle, ati ki o Mo yẹ ki o jà Bernard Hopkins.

Q

Eleyi jẹ kan ija ti o ti n lilọ si jẹ lori orilẹ-tẹlifisiọnu ni United States, free TV. Have you given any thought about the fact that you’ll be performing in front of an audience probably bigger than has ever seen you fight ever?

A. Stevenson

Dajudaju. This is a good opportunity for that. And first of all, Mo fẹ lati dúpẹ lọwọ Al Haymon fun awọn ti, ju, nitori, that’s him putting on the show. And since Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard, back in the day it was free. Bayi, we offer the public the fight for free and that’s a great opportunity for me. Nítorí, I have a good performance for Sakio Bika. Ṣugbọn, I know Sakio Bika is a tough opponent and he’s very awkward and tough. We’ll prepare for that, ati awọn ti a ba setan. O ni tun gan ti o dara fun awọn ọmọ kids, wiwo awọn ija. O ni kan ti o dara anfani fun gbogbo ènìyàn.

Q

Pẹlu ti o pọju ńlá jepe wiwo yoo ko ti fi ọ ni ipo kan ni ibi ti o ba nwa fun kan knockout?

A. Stevenson

Dajudaju. That gives me a lot of motivation. That’s why I train really hard for this fight and watch–ki eniyan wo awọn mi. Since Muhammad Ali, I’m the first to be poor and the projects. Nítorí, Mo wa gan, gan dun, and I’m going to put a good performance. Like Emanuel said, knockouts ta.

Q

Adonis, nibi ti o ti wa ni ikẹkọ ose yi? Ati igba yen, nigbati o si gangan ti wa ni lilọ si Quebec City?

A. Stevenson

You know I opened a new gym in Quebec City. This is a good opportunity for me to train in my hometown. This is the first time since 2011. Mo ti le ri mi omo kekere, ju. Nítorí, Mo ni ife pe. And we train very hard, mi ati awọn olukọni mi. We put the hard work pay off. This is different. This is a good opportunity for me, ati ki o Mo ni ife pe.

Q

Nítorí, ti o ba ni Quebec City bayi ki o si?

A. Stevenson

I’m in Montreal now. Quebec City, Mo n lọ ose yi.

Q

Nítorí, nigba ti yoo o si gangan lọ si Quebec City?

A. Stevenson

Sunday.

Q

Lẹẹkansi, my question goes to Adonis. I just want to know if a knockout is the result that you absolutely need or would you be disappointed if you didn’t win by a knockout against Bika?

A. Stevenson

I know Bika is a tough opponent. Nítorí, Mo wa gbaradi fun 12 iyipo. Ti o ba ti knockout jẹ nibẹ, it’s there. If it’s not, it’s not. Ṣugbọn, ni iwọn, Mo n wa fun knockout. Nítorí, o ko ni pataki fun mi, but I’m always looking for the knockout. That’s a Kronk. The Kronk Gym and my team we’re looking for that. Since the Kronk it’s been a while. They’re always looking for the knockout. If you’re training in the Kronk Gym and any fighter is looking for the knockout.

Q

Ṣugbọn, o le jẹ lewu lati nigbagbogbo wa ni nwa fun kan knockout nitori ki o si ti o ba ti o ko ba gba o ni yarayara bi o ti o ba fẹ ki o si o le gba kuro lati rẹ ara ti Boxing. Is that something that worries you?

A. Stevenson

A le lọ 12 yika. It’s not a problem for me. We train for that. We train for that. I can go 12 yika. And I’m from Kronk Gym, Detroit. And this place, a ni kan ti o dara, ti o dara olukọni bi Emanuel “Sugar” Hill. They know boxing. They teach me very well my skill and everything and my balance. They know boxing. And so, nwọn mọ ti o ba ti knockout ni ko wa nibẹ, sugbon a ba ti lọ si ṣiṣẹ. We’re going to use the good ability to go for 12 iyipo. It’s not a problem.

Q

Sakio, Mo ti o kan fẹ lati mọ, bi o ni o lero fun nyin ni yi ikẹkọ ibudó lati irin ni fun a ina heavyweight ija lẹhin ti ntẹriba lo lẹwa Elo rẹ gbogbo ọmọ ni a Super middleweight?

S. Taurus

Mo lero ti o je titun kan ipenija lati lọ si oke ati ki o gbiyanju lati ja ni ńlá akọmalu. Nigbati o ba ri mi awon ogun, eniti o lailai fe lati ja mi. O je nigbagbogbo kekere kan bit nira nitori awon eniyan ko ba fẹ lati ja mi. Fun mi o ni ńlá kan ipenija nitori Stevenson, Adonis jẹ nla kan asiwaju ati ki o Mo fẹ lati di aye asiwaju ninu aye. Mo wa gidigidi daju emi o le mu u. Ki o si wá April 4, nitori ti mo ni kan ti o dara igbaradi, , a nla sparing alabaṣepọ, Mo ti o kan nwa fun o lati ri bi mo ti le mu awọn ńlá akọmalu. Adonis ni akọkọ ọkan fun mi ni yi àdánù, but I just feel confident, Mo lero rere. Mo setan, se o mo, lati lọ nibẹ ki o si fi awọn eniyan ni awọn aye ti mo le lu Adonis Stevenson lori April 4. I want to tell the big bull. I want to move up in light heavyweight division, atiApril 4 eniyan ti wa ni lilọ lati wa ni wo o.

Q

Ṣe awọn àdánù lero dara fun o? Do you see yourself staying at light heavyweight?

S. Taurus

Mo ti ri ara mi bi a ina heavyweight. Mo ti ri ara mi ni imọlẹ heavyweight nitori ti o ri ki ọpọlọpọ awọn aye aṣaju-. For me just it’s just a challenge. I want to challenge myself. Mo ti le se ina eru rorun. It would be a struggle to do super middleweight. Se o mo, Mo ti le se ina heavyweight gan ni rọọrun. Mo ti le mu awọn ńlá akọmalu, nitori mo ti mu gbogbo eniyan. This is a big opportunity for me to try to see if can I handle the big bull. I can handle Adonis. bi eleyi April 4, I will try to test myself. You all ready? Mo setan. Mo ni kan ti o dara igbaradi,. A irin gan lile fun yi ija. Mo n kan nwa lati wa si Quebec ati ki o ya itoju ti owo.

Q

Ni akoko kanna ti o wà ni Sergey Kovalev / Jean Pascal ija, ati awọn ti o lọ lori si HBO commentator ni akoko, Bernard Hopkins, and you told him that you guarantee that you will fight Sergey Kovalev. I wanted to see what your answer was to what you think of Sergey Kovalev and his performance lojo satidenight a tọkọtaya ti ose seyin.

A. Stevenson

Pascal ko ni pataki bayi nitori a ba sọrọ nipa Bika. Mo ti lọ lati ja April 4 pẹlu Bika. O ni kan gan alakikanju ohun nipa Bika ati Kovalev jẹ ko kan eniyan bayi nigbati mo ro nipa ija pẹlu Kovalev ati Pascal ati ki o lẹhin mo ti so, “Daradara, Yeah, Mo n lilọ si ja.” He’s not a person for me now. The person now is Bika.

Q

O ìdánilójú nbẹ pé rẹ tókàn ija yoo jẹ lodi si Kovalev pada ni May ti odun to koja lẹhin 12 rounds against Fonfara. You beat Fonfara.

A. Stevenson

You can’t guarantee. It’s not working like that. It’s not football. It’s not hockey. And one punch can change anything. So now I got Bika in my face, ati ki o Mo n gidigidi lojutu pẹlu Bika, because I know this guy gives problems to all the champions. He was champion. And I know this fighter is tough.

L. Milner

Dara. Gentlemen, thank you so much for your time. I think this call really set in motion a great week and a half heading into the fight. Nítorí, thank you so much. We’re going to switch over to Mr. Beterbiev.

Artur Beterbiev

Mo fẹ mi ikẹkọ, and I am training hard. And it was all planned. Nítorí, o gbogbo lọ ni ibamu si awọn ètò. O ni kan pataki alatako. Emi ko le duro lati ni pe ija.

Q

Artur, you defeated Sergey Kovalev in the amateurs. What do you think of him as far as a professional opponent right now?

A. Beterbiev

Mu sinu ero gbogbo rẹ gbólóhùn tí ó laipe produced, Emi yoo fẹ lati pade pẹlu rẹ ki o si fi i pada ni ipò rẹ ni ọjọgbọn.

Q

Kini o ranti nipa rẹ bi a ti n eniyan ti o ija ti o? What do you remember?

A. Beterbiev

Mo ni kan gan ti o dara iranti. Nítorí, Emi kò si lu u lẹmeji ni osere magbowo ipo, ṣugbọn Mo wa siwaju sii lojutu lori ojo iwaju ọtun bayi. Emi yoo fẹ lati lu u lẹẹkansi.

Q

Artur, le ti o se apejuwe bi o ba lero rẹ ọmọ ti wa ni lọ soke ni aaye yi?

A. Beterbiev

Mo fẹ awọn ọna Mo ti sọ a ti mu ninu mi ọjọgbọn ọmọ. Mo n ikẹkọ lojojumo ati sise lojojumo ati nigbagbogbo lerongba nipa ti. Mo ti nigbagbogbo gbiyanju lati mu ki o si mu mi ko ti lagbara awọn ẹya, as part of my preparation.I’m not a future teller. Nítorí, I’m ready to meet all the solid opponents. And I’m ready for the championship of the world, ati ki o Mo setan fun eyikeyi irú ohn.

Q

Ṣe eyikeyi anfani ni o ija ni Winner ti Stevenson / Bika?

A. Beterbiev

Mo ti le ja enikeni.

Q

Kini o ro ti Campillo ati ohun ti iru awon italaya ni Campillo iloju fun nyin nitori ti o ni o ni ki Elo diẹ ọjọgbọn iriri ju ti o ni o ni?

A. Beterbiev

Bẹẹni, I have a lot of respect for Campillo because he’s very experienced. For sure he has more experience than I do. He has experience winning and losing, ati awọn ti o ni a ri to alatako, ṣugbọn awọn ija n lilọ si fi ti o ba ti rẹ ọjọgbọn ede le ran u ni yi ija.

Q

Kini o kọ lati a knockdown?

A Beterbiev

I don’t think that was a knockdown. I just lost my balance for an instant. I recovered right away instantly. But I still think that this is a good lesson for me for this not to happen in the future. And I’m going to try to avoid any dangerous situations in my future.

Q

Bawo ni o ṣe ri Campillo, ohun ti Iru ti a Onija jẹ ti o, ki o si jẹ nibẹ eyikeyi apa rẹ ara–eyikeyi eroja ti rẹ ara ti o le jẹ worrisome?

A. Beterbiev

Eleyi jẹ kan ri to opponent.He ká ṣiṣẹ gan daradara, very experienced at attack. He’s very experienced at defense. Awọn ija ti wa ni lilọ lati fi ohun ti n lilọ si ṣẹlẹ.

L. Milner

Dara, nla. E dupe. E dupe, Artur. Thanks everybody for being on. A special thanks to the media. This is a great show Kẹrin 4th lori deede Sibiesi, PBC on CBS right from Quebec City. Nítorí, o ṣeun ki Elo ati ki o ni kan nla ọjọ.

 

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PBC on Sibiesi, headlined nipasẹ awọn ina heavyweight aye asiwaju ija laarin Stevenson ati Bika, ti wa ni igbega nipa Groupe Yvon Michel (-Idaraya) ati ki o gbekalẹ nipasẹ Videotron ati ni sepo pẹlu Mise-Eyin-Jeu.
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Lamont Peterson ṣiṣẹ KURO FUN Washington D.C. AWON niwaju OF rẹ Kẹrin 11 Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju ON NBC ija AT Barclays ile-iṣẹ


Tẹ NIBI Lati Gba awọn fọto

Photo Ike: Rouse fọtoyiya Group

Washington D.C. (March 26, 2015) – A kekere diẹ ẹ sii ju ọsẹ meji ni ilosiwaju ti rẹ gíga ti ifojusọna ija ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn, Lamont Peterson (33-2-1, 17 KOs) ti gbalejo media ni fá Asa Ibi ere idaraya ile-iṣẹ ni Washington, D.C. Lamont, arakunrin rẹ Anthony ati Lamont ká olukọni, Barry Hunter, mu diẹ ninu awọn akoko jade ti won ikẹkọ iṣeto lati jiroro Lamont ká Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija showdown lodi si Danny “Swift” Garcia (29-0, 17 KOs) lori April 11.

 

Ni isalẹ jọwọ ri ohun akiyesi avvon lati iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti a ti lọ nipa tìte, sori afefe ati online media iÿë lati ni ayika agbegbe:

 

Lamont Peterson, Super Lightweight World asiwaju

 

“Awọn ètò le jẹ lati kan lọ jade nibẹ ki o si jà fun u. Laibikita bawo ni mo yan lati ja, Mo lero bi mo ti le win. Mo ti ma ni iyara ẹsẹ, sugbon mo le lo wọn lati ṣe ohun miiran ju. Mo ti le lọ siwaju. Emi ko nigbagbogbo ni lati wa ni lọ arinsehin. Mo ti yoo Stick si awọn ere ètò, sugbon a ko mo ohun ti awọn ere ètò jẹ ọtun bayi.

 

“Mi lakaye nigbagbogbo fihan ni iwọn, paapa ninu awọn pẹ iyipo. O beere pupo ti ara rẹ ni pé iwọn ati ki o kan pupo ti igba ti o lọ si ohun ti o mọ. Nítorí náà, eniyan rẹ pato ba jade, ati ki o Mo ro pe o ni ibi ti mo ti t diẹ ẹ sii ju awọn onija miiran. Awọn nigbamii iyipo ni o wa nigbati mo deede gba lori awọn ija. A Pupo ti awọn akoko ti mo fẹ a le lọ siwaju iyipo.

 

“Awọn egeb fẹ lati ri yi ija ki Mo fe lati rii daju pe o sele. Mo ti ko gan pe jade awọn orukọ tabi soro nipa ti o ti mo fẹ tókàn. Mo ti fi o soke si awọn egeb ati ki o si media nitori nibẹ ni o wa ọpọlọpọ njà ti awọn egeb fẹ lati ri pe kò ṣẹlẹ. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ, Mo ti n ija fun awọn egeb ati awọn media ki idi ti ko ja tí wọn fẹ mi lati ja?

 

“Mo n kan nwa lati ya àwọn ohun tí mo ṣe daradara ki o si ṣiṣẹ, ati ki o si ni mo n wa lati ya kuro àwọn ohun Garcia se daradara ki o si fi agbara fun u lati ṣe àwọn ohun ti o ko ni ṣe daradara siwaju sii igba. Emi ko wo ni eyikeyi ọkan išaaju ija ti re ati ki o ro tiwa ti wa ni lilọ lati lọ wipe ona.

 

“Mo wa kan ti o dara Onija. O si ni pato kan counter-puncher ati awọn ti a ba nwa lati rii daju pe a ko ba ko to countered ona diẹ ninu awọn elomiran ti.

 

“Nibẹ ti ti pipade ati dojuti ni ibùdó. Nigba miran o ni akoko lati fa pada ki o si sinmi, sugbon ma o ni akoko lati ṣiṣẹ lile. Ìwò Mo lero nla. A Pupo ti awọn eniyan ti sọ yi, ṣugbọn yi ti wa mi ti o dara ju ikẹkọ ibudó lailai ati ki o Mo wa dun ni ibi ti mo ti wa ni ọtun bayi. Mo setan lati ja.

 

“Eleyi jẹ awọn tobi ija fun mi. Lẹhin ti yi nibẹ ni ohunkohun sosi lati se ninu àdánù kilaasi. Mo fẹ lati gbe soke lẹhin yi tókàn ija.”

 

Barry Hunter, Peterson ká olukọni

 

“Lamont jẹ gidigidi a wapọ Onija. O si n ti ni iwọn ogogorun awon igba. O si le apoti. O si le ja mejeeji inu ati ita. O si le strategize, sugbon o tun le jẹ gidigidi ibinu.

 

“Danny jẹ a ri to Onija. O si ko ṣe ọkan tabi meji ohun nla, ṣugbọn o ṣe kan pupo ti ohun daradara. Nibẹ ni o wa diẹ ninu awọn ohun tilẹ ti a ti sọ ri ninu rẹ pe a ro a le lo nilokulo ati awọn ti a ba ti lọ si jade lọ nibẹ pẹlu awọn Idi lati ṣe bẹ. Ìwò Mo ro pe Lamont jẹ a dara Onija.

 

“Nibẹ ni nikan kan diẹ ńlá awọn orukọ silẹ ni 140, gbogbo eniyan miran ti gbe soke si 147. Nítorí náà, Lamont ká ọna ti lerongba wà wipe nikan ni ona yi ija ṣe ori ni 140 a ti o ba ti o le dojuko Danny Garcia. Eleyi je siwaju sii nipa fifun awọn egeb ohun ti won fe lati ri. Eleyi ti wa ni lilọ lati fun egeb a nla free ija lẹẹkansi lori orilẹ-TV.

 

“NBC jẹ otitọ kan eré nẹtiwọki. Won ni nba, WNBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, MLS ati awọn nikan ni idaraya ti o wà nsọnu wà Boxing. Boxing lo lati wa ni lori gbogbo nẹtiwọki ati nwọn ní arosọ njà pẹlu arosọ awọn onija. O je ko nigbagbogbo nipa a igbanu boya. Nigbana ni ohun yi pada, sugbon yi yoo fun wa ni anfani lati mu Boxing pada si awọn otito onijakidijagan.”

 

Anthony Peterson

“Mo wa ko aifọkanbalẹ nipa wiwo yi ija. Mo n kan lilọ si joko pada ki o si wo awọn awọn. Lamont ká ki setan.

 

“Danny jẹ ẹya extraordinary Onija. O ni ninu rẹ DNA, ṣugbọn Lamont ti wa ni ki lojutu Mo wa igboya ti o ti n lilọ si win.

 

“Lamont kẹkọọ lati ja bo mi lori awọn ita.”

 

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Tolera UNDERCARD ba de si BARCLAYS ile-iṣẹ ON Satidee, Kẹrin 11 AS Apá ti Super NIGHT OF njà

Dominican Olympic Gold MEDALIST Felix Díaz gba ON Brooklyn NI Gabriel BRACERO

Brooklyn NI Luis COLLAZO pada si iwọn

U.S. OLYMPIANS Makosi Browne ATI ERROL Spence JR.

Tun IN Ise

Die! AWON moriwu Viktor POSTOL ATI UNDEFEATED asesewa PRICHARD oluṣafihan ATI Heather Hardy lati tẹ iwọn

Brooklyn (March 26, 2015) – Superstars ti bayi ati ojo iwaju yoo wa ni daradara ni ipoduduro lori Saturday, April 11 ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ ni Brooklyn bi awọn kan ni kikun undercard ti Olympians, asesewa ati ojo iwaju ìràwọ lu iwọn nwa lati iwunilori awọn enia Brooklyn.

 

Awọn moriwu undercard Awọn ẹya Olympic Gold Medalist fun awọn Dominican Republic Felix Diaz njijadu Brooklyn-bi Gabriel “Tito” Bracero ni a 10-yika Super lightweight idije. Die, awọn pada ti Brooklyn ile ti ara Luis Collazo, ti o yoo figagbaga ni welterweight igbese.

 

Tun ija ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ ni o wa kan bata ti 2012 U.S. Olympians, bi undefeated afojusọna “Sir” Makosi Browne gba lori RÍ Aaron Pryor Jr. ati Browne ká Olympic teammate Errol Spence Jr. ki asopọ rẹ Brooklyn Uncomfortable lodi si ẹẹkan-lu Samuel Vargas.

 

Afikun ohun ti lori tolera undercard ni gíga kasi Viktor Postol, plus undefeated afojusọna Prichard “Ika” Oluṣafihan ogun Jonathan Batista ati undefeated afojusọna Heather “Awọn tube” Hardy” gba lori Renata Domsodi ni a Super bantamweight ija.

 

“O ni ohun ọlá fun mi lati wa ni ija ni New York fun igba akọkọ ati ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ. Mo mọ ni Dominican egeb ti wa ni lilọ lati wa si jade ni kikun agbara lati se atileyin fun mi,” Said Diaz. “Bracero jẹ a alakikanju Onija, sugbon mo ni aye asiwaju àlá ati awọn ti o ti wa ni duro ni mi ọna.”

 

“Eleyi jẹ kan ala wá otito fun mi,” Said Bracero. “Mo n gbe ni Iwọoorun Egan, ọtun si isalẹ awọn Àkọsílẹ lati Barclays ile-iṣẹ ati ki o mo dupe fun yi anfaani lati jà ni iwaju ti ilu mi onijakidijagan. Mo ti sọ ti nipasẹ apaadi ni aye, ṣugbọn Mo ti sọ kò fi soke lori mi ala. Ti o ba gbagbọ ninu ara, ohunkohun jẹ ṣee ṣe. Eyi ni mi Kadara ati ki o mo mura tan.”

 

“Mo wa gan yiya lati wa ni ija ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ lẹẹkansi. Mo ti sọ ní ìrírí diẹ ninu awọn ti julọ alaragbayida asiko ti mi ọmọ nibẹ,” Said Collazo. “Eleyi yoo jẹ mi kẹrin ija ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ ati ki o Mo gbero lori fifun mi ilu egeb a pupo lati wa ni yiya nipa lori April 11.”

 

“Mo wa dun ati ki o mu ara yiya lati ja ni Barclays Ile-išẹ fun kẹjọ akoko,” Said Browne. “Awọn ọrẹ mi ati ebi ti wa ni lilọ lati wá jade ki o si atilẹyin mi bi nwọn nigbagbogbo ṣe, ṣugbọn emi ni ani diẹ yiya lati wa lori kaadi kan pẹlu ki ọpọlọpọ enia buruku ni mo ro nla awọn onija ati awọn ọrẹ mi bi Kid Chocolate ati Lamont Peterson.”

 

“Ija ni Barclays Ile-išẹ fun igba akọkọ ni a nla anfani ati ki o Mo gbero lori ṣiṣe awọn julọ ti o,” wi Spence Jr. “Mo n lilọ lati ṣiṣẹ lile ni ibudó lati fi lori kan nla show fun awọn egeb ni Brooklyn.”

 

“Mo ti a bí o si dide ni Brooklyn ati awọn ti o jẹ ẹya ola lati wa ni pe pada lati ja ni mi ilu ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ,” Said Hardy. “Mo n wa siwaju si nri lori kan nla show fun awọn onijakidijagan lori April 11.”

 

“Mo wa gan yiya nipa yi kaadi ati gbogbo awọn agbegbe lori undercard. Collazo jẹ nla kan Onija ati ọkan ti awọn egeb ni ife lati wo awọn awọn,” wi Lou DiBella, Aare ti DiBella Idanilaraya, olugbeleke ti awọn iṣẹlẹ. “Felix Diaz dipo Gabriel Bracero jẹ New York a showdown, pẹlu a Dominican Olympic wúrà medalist lati Bronx ti nkọju si a “Nuyorican” lati Iwọoorun Park, Brooklyn. Bakannaa, akọkọ Brooklyn ifarahan ti 2012 Olympian Errol Spence ni yio je kan gidi itọju fun awọn onijakidijagan. Fi awọn nyara irawọ bi Staten Island ká Makosi Browne ati Brooklyn ile ti ara Heather Hardy, akọkọ Lady ti DBE ati awọn ti o ni awọn makings ti ẹya ina, nonstop night ti igbese.”

“Awọn ọkàn ti Boxing ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ ni agbegbe nla boxers ti o jà wa ni iwọn,” wi Brett Yormark, CEO ti Barclays ile-iṣẹ. “Wa April 11 kaadi ko nikan delivers pataki primetime matchups, ṣugbọn yoo fun ọpọlọpọ awọn ti awọn ayanfẹ mi awọn onija, pẹlu Luis Collazo ati Makosi Browne, ni anfani lati Trust wọn ogbon ninu won ilu. Eleyi ti wa ni lilọ lati wa ni ohun moriwu night fun Brooklyn Boxing.”

 

Yi moriwu iwe akosile ti undercard bouts yoo iranlowo ni Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) on NBC primetime akọkọ iṣẹlẹ bouts ifihan undefeated gbajumọ Danny “Swift” Garcia (29-0, 17 KOs) ti nkọju si Lamont Peterson (33-2-1, 17 KOs) ati awọn middleweight asiwaju ija laarin “Irish” Andy Lee (34-2, 24 KOs) ati undefeated Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin (31-0, 22 KOs). Awọn keji-diẹdiẹ ti PBC lori NBC bẹrẹ ni 8:30 p.m. ATI.

 

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A meji-akoko Olympian o nsoju ni Dominican Republic, Diaz (16-0, 8 KOs) gba a goolu loôdun ni re keji Olympic ere ni 2008 ni Beijing. Bayi ija jade ninu awọn Bronx, awọn 31-odun-atijọ wulẹ lati wa undefeated nigbati o gba lori Bracero lori April 11. Eleyi ija yoo samisi re igba akọkọ ija ni New York ati awọn ti o ko si iyemeji fe lati iwunilori awọn egeb ninu rẹ gba ile ilu.

 

Awọn Brooklyn-bi Bracero (23-1, 4 KOs) ti sise rẹ ọna lati lọ si nidakeji a contender ni Junior welterweight pipin. Re nikan isonu wá ni 2012 to DeMarcus Corley, ṣugbọn o ti rebounded lati win re kẹhin marun njà, pẹlu re julọ to šẹšẹ gun lori tele akọle contender Dmitriy Salita. Bayi, o šetan lati ṣe miiran gbólóhùn lodi si Felix Diaz ninu rẹ Barclays ile-iṣẹ Uncomfortable.

 

Ọkan ninu Brooklyn ká julọ ibuyin awọn onija loni, Collazo (35-6, 18 KOs) yoo wa ni ifojusi lati gba pada lori orin nigba ti o ti nwọ ni iwọn lori April 11. Ni May ti 2015 Collazo dojuko Amir Khan ni a lile ja 12-yika unanimous ipinnu pipadanu, snapping a mẹrin-ija win ṣiṣan. Kò si ntẹriba jiya itẹlera adanu, awọn gritty Collazo gbagbo wipe ìlú baba rẹ enia yio fun u ni didn ti o nilo lati gba a win.

 

Bi o ti yonuso si rẹ gba kẹjọ irisi ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ, awọn 2012 U.S. OlympianBrowne (13-0, 10 KOs) ti wa ni di bakannaa pẹlu Boxing ká Hunting Mekka. Unbeaten bi a ọjọgbọn, pẹlu marun knockouts ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ oruka, awọn Staten Island lọdọ awọn ti han bi Elo ó fẹràn ija ninu rẹ ehinkunle. Browne bi mẹẹta awọn 36-odun-atijọ Pryor Jr.(19-7, 12 KOs) lati Cincinnati ni a ina heavyweight ija.

 

A 2012 U.S. Olympian ti o ní a gíga dara si magbowo ọmọ, Spence Jr. (15-0, 12 KOs) lati Desoto, Texas, ti wa ni nwa lati wa undefeated ati ki o tẹsiwaju lati ṣe orukọ fun ara rẹ ninu awọn idaraya. Awọn 25-odun-atijọ ife ogun Columbian-bi Vargas (20-1, 10 KOs) ija jade ti Ontario, Canada.

 

A 31-odun-atijọ jade ti Kiev, Ukraine Postol (26-0, 11 KOs) ti a ṣe orukọ fun ara rẹ bi ọkan ninu awọn julọ bẹrù ọkunrin ninu awọn Super lightweight pipin. Lehin nikan ja lemeji ni USA ki o to, April 11 jẹ kan nla anfani fun Postol lati ṣe kan gbólóhùn lori Amerika ile. Lẹhin ti a ojlofọndotenamẹ tọn gun lori Selcuk Aydin ni May 2014, Postol ti wa ni primed fun ńlá kan 2015.

 

Ija jade ti Puerto Rico, awọn sare-nyara Oluṣafihan (13-0, 10 KOs) ki asopọ rẹ keji irisi ni Barclays ile-lori April 11 lẹhin dominating Lenwood Dozier ni Brooklyn en ipa si a mefa-yika ipinnu ni August 2014. Awọn 22-odun-atijọ yoo koju si 30-odun-atijọBaptist (14-5, 7 KOs) jade kuro ninu Dominican Republic ni Super welterweight igbese.

 

Tẹlẹ awọn Winner ti akọkọ-lailai ọjọgbọn abo Boxing baramu ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ,Hardy (12-0, 2 KOs) pada lori April 11 nwa lati pa rẹ pipe gba mule. Rẹ tẹlẹ gun ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ wá ni June 2014 nigbati o gba a pipin ipinnu lori Jackie Trivilino. Julọ laipe, o gba a ako han unanimous ipinnu lodi si Elizabeth Anderson ni Kejìlá 2014. O wulẹ lati tọju ipa ti nlo lori April 11 nigbati o bi mẹẹta awọn Renata Domsodi (12-6, 5 KO ká) jade ti Budapest, Hungary ni a Super bantamweight idije.

 

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Campillo Next for Beterbiev

Quebec Ilu (March 19, 2015) – Lẹhin dominating awọn magbowo ipo nigba meji gbogbo Olympic waye, Russian afojusọna Artur Beterbiev jẹ bayi setan fun pro Boxing ká Gbajumo, ani tilẹ ti o ti nikan ja meje igba bi a ọjọgbọn. Awọn Groupe Yvon Michel (-Idaraya) iyebiye yoo tesiwaju irin ajo rẹ April 4 in Quebec City, airing gbe lori Sibiesi ati TVA idaraya, lodi si tele aye asiwaju Gabriel Campillo, ti Spain.

“Awọn onise kii yoo ni dun niwon mo ti ṣe kò KO enikeni loni,” rerin Beterbiev lẹhin kan àkọsílẹ igba ikẹkọ loni ni Quebec City, O si afihan rẹ ogbon pẹlu rẹ sparring awọn alabašepọ, Englishman Bob Ajisafe ati ti ilu Ọstrelia Blake Caparello.

“Mo gan ro pe o yoo jẹ kukuru a night fun Campillo,” Caparello si wi lẹhin sparring Beterbiev. “Eleyi eniyan ni o ni diẹ ninu awọn alaragbayida ṣa ti agbara. O si le ani lé ki o si sode mọlẹ kan to lagbara Sergey Kovalev ni iwọn,”

Beterbiev (7-0, 7 Nitorina) yoo koju tele WBA ina heavyweight aye asiwaju Campillo (25-6-1, 11 Nitorina), a ologbon 6'2” southpaw ti o ti ja 211 iyipo bi a ọjọgbọn, ni a alakoko ija ṣaaju ki o to WBC atiAwọn Iwọn ina heavyweight aye akọle ija laarin gbeja asiwaju Adonis “Okunrin alagbara” Stevenson ati Sakio Bika.

Beterbiev-Campillo ni fun awọn IBF aye keji ranking ni ina heavyweight pipin.

“O ti wa ni kan ti o dara ija lodi si ohun o tayọ alatako; a sooro, RÍ eniyan,” Beterbiev olukọni Marc Ramsay atupale. “Campillo will bring a lot of ring experience to Artur. Mi afẹṣẹja tẹsiwaju lati mu gbogbo ọjọ sugbon, ni pato, o jẹ tẹlẹ setan fun awọn ti o dara ju.”

“Mo ti yoo fi loju kan ti o dara show ati ki o ja April 4th,” Beterbiev tesiwaju. “Nigbati mo Akobaratan ni iwọn, Emi ko ni ore kan. Mo fẹ lati tesiwaju lati gba dara titi emi o koju Sergey Kovalev lẹẹkansi. Emi o si lu u tún!”

Kevin Bizier la. Stanislav Salmon

Canada welterweight Kevin Bizier (23-2, 16 KOs) yoo ni anfani lati kọ rẹ itan ninu awọn ti atijọ Quebec Coliseum, niwon o yoo ja kẹhin Boxing ija lailai produced ni awọn tele Nordiques gbagede. April 4th, on o koju tele Faranse ati WBC Mẹditarenia welterweight asiwaju Stanislav Salmon (24-3-2, 10 KOs).

In order to realize that dream, awọn Quebec Ilu ká igberaga ní lati kọ ohun ìfilọ lati han ni awọn ti ologbele-ase ija ni Julio Cesar Chavez Jr ati Andrzej Fonfara ija, April 18th in Carson, California.

“Kevin yoo ti gba a tobi ju apamọwọ awọn ọkan ti o ní fun re kẹhin igbejako Jo Jo Dan, ṣugbọn on fe lati duro si lori kaadi Quebec,” olugbeleke Yvon Michel kun. “O si ṣe kan nla job ni a gan sunmọ ataburo lodi si Dani ati Dani yio si jà ni ohun IBF aye welterweight ija, March 28 ni England. Ohun gbogbo ti jẹ ṣi ṣee ṣe fun Kevin ati awọn ti a gbagbo ninu rẹ.”

“Lati jẹ ẹni tí yóò pa Colisée je looto nkankan,” Bizier commented. “O ti wa ni tun kan ti o dara igbaradi ija ati ki o mo gbọdọ ṣe nla. Emi yoo ti feran lati ja ni California, ṣugbọn emi o yoo ni anfani miiran ni June. Ati ti awọn dajudaju, Emi yoo ti fẹràn lati wa ninu Jo Jo Dan ká bata lati jà ni a aye asiwaju…ṣugbọn ọjọ kan, o yoo jẹ mi Tan.”

Sébastien Bouchard la. Denis Farias

Tun lori kaadi, Canada fovorie Sébastien Bouchard (9-1, 3 KOs) yoo Akobaratan soke lati koju si Faranse alakikanju eniyan Denis Farias (19-6-2, 1 KOs).

“Sébastien ṣe wa onirera ninu re kẹhin ija nigbati o duro kẹhin afẹṣẹja lati ṣẹgun aami Stéphane Ouellet, Belijiomu Cedric Spera,” -Idaraya Igbakeji Aare-Bernard Barré darukọ. “Oun yoo wa ni ti nkọju si kan ti o tọ Onija, ti o ti padanu nikan kan akoko nipa K.O.”
Tiketi ni o wa lori tita ni Pepsi Coliseum apoti ọfiisi ni Quebec, nipa pipe (418) 691-7211 tabi 1 (800) 900-7469, online ni www.billetech.com, ni-idaraya (514) 383-0666 ati asiwaju Boxing Club (514) 376-0980. Tiketi owo ibiti lati $25 si $250 lori pakà.