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National Wrestling Hall of Fame celebrates 40th class with grand re-opening of its renovated facility in Stillwater, Okla.,June 3-4

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The National Wrestling Hall of Fame is turning 40 years old in 2016. The Hall of Fame will be inducting and honoring the 40th class at the 40th Anniversary Honors Weekend on June 3-4 with a grand re-opening in its Stillwater, Okla. location.

 

The current $3.5 million complete renovation will allow visitors to experience the rich history of wrestling in a new way, including interactive exhibits. There is a vast and expanded use of digital technology to preserve photographs, videos, and other historical items. The Hall of Fame has a striking new layout, which has been modernized to offer an even more stunning experience for guests.

 

Much has changed since America’s shrine to the sport of wrestling opened its doors on Sept. 11, 1976. The first class enshrined was Raymond G. Clapp, Fendley Collins, Tommy Evans, Edward C. Gallagher, Art Griffith, Danny Hodge, Clifford P. Keen, Dave McCuskey, George Mehnert, Hugo Otopalik, Rex Peery, Myron Roderick, Billy Sheridan, and Jack VanBebber.

 

The interior of the Hall of Fame and Museum building will be all new, but it will not change how Distinguished Members are honored. The four Distinguished Members in our 40th Anniversary Class will be enshrined with granite plaques like the original 14 members in the Class of 1976.

 

The Class of 2016 pẹlu

Distinguished Member William B. Harlow

Distinguished Member Carlton Haselrig

Distinguished Member Brandon Slay

Distinguished Member Dick Wilson

Medal of Courage – Randy Bortles

Outstanding American – Joseph Galli Jr.

Meritorious Official – Marcia D.W. Haise

Order of Merit – Ron Good

Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award – Mark Hall II

Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award – Katie Brock

 

This year’s Distinguished Members each had tremendous careers. Slay was a 2000 Olympic champion in freestyle, two-time NCAA runner-up for the University of Pennsylvania and current Assistant National Freestyle Coach with USA Wrestling. Haselrig won three NCAA Div. I and three NCAA Div. II heavyweight national titles for Pitt-Johnstown. Harlow was a three-time NCAA finalist and an NCAA champion for Oklahoma State and won a World silver medal in freestyle. Wilson was a three-time Olympian in Greco-Roman and a three-time NCAA runner-up for the University of Toledo.

 

Another constant from that first day is the life-size green marble statue, which not only greets visitors to the museum, but is also commemorated in the Hall of Fame logo. It is a copy of the classic Greek statue “The Wrestlers” by Cephisodotus in the Uffizi gallery in Florence, Italy. The statue in the Hall of Fame is the only one in the world in green marble, and was first seen by the late wrestling legend and past Hall of Fame president Myron Roderick when he was in Europe for the Olympics.

 

The NWHOF has developed countless exhibits, books and other projects in the last 39 years. It has showcased great moments and individuals, but more importantly we’ve highlighted the diversity of the sport with special-themed exhibits featuring females and ethnicities including African Americans, Native Americans, and Latino Americans.

 

The first time the public will have the chance to see the new National Wrestling Hall of Fame will be on Friday, June 3 at its Reception and Presentation of Plaques at 6 p.m. ni 405 West Hall of Fame Avenue. The Class of 2016 induction will be on Saturday, June 4 at OSU Student Union, South Hester St in Stillwater starting at 6 p.m. with a reception in French Lounge, followed by the 40th Honors Banquet in Student Union Ballroom.

 

Media is invited to these special activities and can attend by contacting Jack Carnefix of National Wrestling Hall of Fame at 732-213-2121. Those wishing to interview any of the inductees during the weekend by phone should contact Gary Abbott of USA Wrestling at 719-659-9637.

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Olympian and UFC champion Daniel Cormier named Honorary Chairman of Wrestling World Cup in Los Angeles, June 11-12

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Daniel Cormier, a two-time Olympian in men’s freestyle wrestling and current UFC light heavyweight champion, will serve as the Honorary Chairman of the 2016 World Cup of Freestyle Wrestling, set for The Forum in Los Angeles, June 11-12.

Cormier will be supporting the promotional efforts for the World Cup (wrestlingworldcup.com) and encouraging the public to come out to see the action, which will feature the top eight men’s freestyle nations in action.

The U.S. World Cup team will include all six of the 2016 U.S. Olympic freestyle wrestlers. Many of the other nations will also include their 2016 Olympic athletes on their rosters.

"It is a great opportunity. You get to see guys in the final stages of their preparation. During off-Olympic years, you may get to see guys who are not peaked. This is in the phase of when they are peaking for the Olympic Games, two months before the competition. The foreign wrestlers will also be in peak condition. Not only will you get to see our guys at their best, but you get to see them competing against some of the best wrestlers in the world at their peak. It is very rare that we get that kind of opportunity here in the United States,” said Cormier.

This is the third straight year which the World Cup has been held in Los Angeles and hosted at The Forum. Cormier joins two other former wrestlers and major public figures who have served as Honorary Chairman of the World Cup.

Ni 2014, award-winning actor Billy Baldwin was the Honorary Chairman. Ni 2015, Stephen Neal, a World champion wrestler and three-time Super Bowl champion with the NFL New England Patriots, served as the Honorary Chairman.

Cormier had a successful career in international freestyle wrestling. O je omo egbe kan ti awọn 2004 U.S. Olympic Team, which competed in Athens, Greece, bi daradara bi awọn 2008 U.S. Olympic Team, which competed in Beijing, China. Cormier placed fourth at the 2004 Olympic ere. O si wà a 2007 World bronze medalist and placed fifth in the 2003 World Championships. He wrestled on six straight U.S. World or Olympic Teams, and won six straight U.S. Open national titles.

Cormier, who follows international wrestling closely in spite of his busy schedule as a UFC athlete and a television commentator, is excited about the U.S. team which will compete at the World Cup and at the Olympic Games.

"We have an amazing team this year. A chance to see them live is something you can’t get back after it’s gone. We have one of the better Olympic teams that we have had in a long time,” said Cormier.

A native of Lafayette, Awọn., Cormier was a two-time NJCAA Junior College national champion for Colby CC in Kansas. He went on to Oklahoma State, where he placed second in the 2001 NCAA Div. I Championships, competing for two-time Olympic champion John Smith.

The 37-year-old Cormier trains at American Kickboxing Academy in San Jose alongside fellow UFC standouts such as Cain Velasquez and Luke Rockhold. Since moving to California, he has been impressed by the quality of the wrestling and the culture of the sport in the state.

"Wrestling in California is huge. The state championships draws massive numbers. I have a youth wrestling club, and every weekend, we wrestle in massive tournaments. The kids get to wrestle five, six times a weekend. In the LA area, this is a big deal, for people to be able to see wrestling at such a high level. The last time I was at the World Cup at the Forum, o je iyanu. You can feel the history of the building. The team went out and had a fantastic performance. It will be a big crowd. People should not miss this opportunity to see the best in the world,” said Cormier.

Cormier won a silver medal at the 2005 World Cup which was held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

"It is the history of the event that make it special. It dates back as far as I can remember. Some of the greatest American wrestlers have won the World Cup. It is a very prestigious event. The World Cup is different than other international events. It brings you back to your days in high school wrestling and college wrestling when you wrestle in dual meets. Your result directly affects the team and its ability to win. I only wrestled in one World Cup, with six years on the World Team and eight years on the national team. O je kan nla iriri,” said Cormier.

He is excited that wrestling, his favorite sport, will be showcased once again in Los Angeles, awọn U.S. bid city for the 2024 Olympic ere. Having been on two Olympic teams (2004 in Athens and 2008 ni Beijing), Cormier would to see the Olympics hosted in the United States once again.

"LA right now is a great sports city. The World Cup will show that Olympic sports can draw people. We have not had an Olympics in LA since 1984. If the Olympics go back to LA, it will be great. LA is a huge city, a sports city. The people in LA would love it. This is a chance to show that the city can host an Olympic-level competition and be successful. Los Angeles is so diverse. You have everybody in Los Angeles. You have a ton of different cultures in the LA area,” said Cormier.

Cormier has excelled in his Mixed Martial Arts career, compiling ohun ìkan 17-1 record while competing at heavyweight and light heavyweight.

Cormier will not be able to attend the World Cup this year due to training. Cormier is currently preparing for the UFC light heavyweight title fight against Jon “Bones” Jones at UFC 200, which will be held in Las Vegas, Nev. lori July 9. This is a huge fight, as both of these former wrestlers have held the UFC title belt during their careers. Jones beat Cormier in their only previous battle by decision, a title match during UFC 182 on January 3, 2015.

"Preparation is going great. I have had Ed Ruth in training camp to wrestle, Deron Winn in training camp to wrestle. I’ve got a kid from Iowa State coming in to wrestle also. I am wrestling with the best guys I can find to emulate Jon Jones. (Khadjimurad) Gatsalov of Russia was the best wrestler I ever wrestled, but he didn’t have the type of style and the funky ability of Jones. Ed Ruth is a wiry, tricky wrestler. I am bringing in guys who can give me that feel. I was outwrestled the last fight. He pushed me against the fence and took me down two or three times. That is not happening again,” said Cormier.

Cormier has helped with the World Cup in Los Angeles in the past, serving as the Honorary U.S. Team Captain in 2014, sitting with the team mat side and providing support to the athletes and coaches.

The World Cup is the annual international dual meet championships, as the eight best men’s freestyle teams will compete against each other. Ni awọn 2016 World Cup, the United States will be joined by (alphabetically): Azerbaijan, Georgia, India, Iran, Mongolia, Russia and Turkey. Lineups for the other seven teams in the World Cup will be announced shortly.

The United States is slated to face Iran, Azerbaijan and India in Group B competition. Russia headlines a tough Group A pool that also includes Georgia, Turkey and Mongolia.

Attendees can purchase tickets for the popular international competition through Ticketmaster.

FREESTYLE WRESTLING WORLD CUP SCHEDULE

Saturday, June 11

Session I – Round 1 & 2 of Pools (3 p.m.-7:30 p.m.)

Sunday, June 12

Session II – Round 3 of Pools, 5th & 7th Place Matches (11 a.m.-2:30 p.m.)

Session III – 3rd Place Match, followed by 1st Place Match (5 p.m.-7:30 p.m.)

General admission for both the Saturday ati Sunday sessions are just $60 total or $35 for individual days. Preferred seating options are available for $85 for both Saturday ati Sunday, tabi $55 individually.

Magbowo MMA, adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, New England njà, gídígbò

JUNIKO SWEEPS; BATTLES VICTORIOUS IN PRO DEBUT; WOMEN’S FIGHT STEALS THE SHOW

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Hyannis, Massachusetts (Le 15, 2016) - New England njà (NEF), America ká nọmba-ọkan agbegbe ija igbega, held its most recent event, “NEF 23: CAGE THE CAPE” on Saturday night at the Hyannis Youth & Community Center (HYCC) in Hyannis, Massachusetts. The HYCC was at capacity for the first sanctioned mixed-martial-arts (MMA) show ever held on Cape Cod. The venue opened the upstairs walking track to give standing-room-only fans more elbow room. The crowd was electric all night for the eight-fight card presented by NEF.

 

Team Juniko, based out of Hyannis and Hanover, Massachusetts, was a perfect 5-0 on the night. Fabian Miranda (3-0), Thomas Lee Davis, Jr. (2-0), Ed Forlenza (1-0), ati Kylie O’Hearn (1-0) all picked up wins for the team on the amateur portion of the card.

 

It was O’Hearn’s bout with Angela Young (1-2) of Young’s MMA in Bangor, Maine that will be remembered for years to come by all in attendance. The two women battled back and forth for three grueling rounds before O’Hearn was declared the winner by unanimous decision on the judges’ scorecards. The fight will be a serious contender for “Ija ti Odun” in the northeast by the time 2016 comes to an end.

 

Team Juniko member Brendan Battles (1-0) was victorious in the main event of the evening via technical knockout over Mike Hansen (4-4). The bout was the pro debut for the native of Eastham, Massachusetts and standout wrestler from Nauset Regional High School. Battles rebounded from an early flurry by Hansen to get the referee stoppage at 1:46 ti akọkọ yika.

 

Awọn esi ni kikun ti “NEF 23”:

 

PROFESSIONAL FIGHTS

Brendan Battles def. Mike Hansen via TKO, yika 1
Matt Denning defi. Derek Shorey via heel hook, yika 1

Crowsneck Boutin defi. Ruben Redman via TKO, yika 1

 

AMATEUR FIGHTS
Kylie O’Hearn def. Angela Young nipasẹ unanimous ipinnu

Ed Forlenza def. Frank Johanson via doctor stoppage, yika 3
Victor Irwin def. Tracey Schryba via KO, yika 1

Thomas Lee Davis, Jr. defi. Anthony Spires via KO, yika 1
Fabian Miranda def. Steve Bang via armbar, yika 2

 

NEF returns to the Androscoggin Bank Colisée in Lewiston, Maine on June 18, 2016 pẹlu “NEF 24: PROMISED LAND.” Tickets for “NEF 24” start at just $25 ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi ni www.TheColisee.com tabi nipa pipe awọn Colisée apoti ọfiisi ni207.783.2009 x 525.

 

For more information on the events and fight card updates, jọwọ lọsi awọn igbega ká aaye ayelujara ni www.NewEnglandFights.com. Ni afikun, o le wo awọn fidio NEF ni www.youtube.com/NEFMMA, tẹle wọn lori Twitternefights ki o si da awọn osise Facebook egbe "New England njà."

 

Nipa New England njà

 

New England njà ("NEF") ni a ija iṣẹlẹ ni igbega ile. NEF ká ise ni lati ṣẹda awọn ga didara isele fun Maine ká onija ati awọn onijakidijagan bakanna. NEF ká executive egbe ni o ni sanlalu iriri ni ija ogun idaraya isakoso, isele gbóògì, media ajosepo, tita, ofin ati ipolongo.

Bellator, adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, gídígbò

BELLATOR TO INSTATE THE ‘JORDAN PARSONS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND’

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Lori May 4, the world lost an incredibly talented mixed martial artist and an even better human being with the passing of Jordan Parsons. Loni, Bellator MMA has committed to ensuring that his legacy lives on in the form of a yearly scholarship to “Pretty Boy’s” favorite wrestling camp. With the newly-announced Jordan Parsons Scholarship Fund, Bellator will annually send a young wrestler to “The J Robinson Intensive Wrestling Camp” where Parsons honed his skills.

“Jordan Parsons was an integral part of the Bellator family and his devastating loss is one that we are all continuing to mourn,”Alakoso Bellator Scott Coker sọ. “In collaborating with Jordan’s family, we are very proud to announce this scholarship program in his name. We are hopeful that the future recipients of this scholarship will be afforded a wrestling education and honor Parson’s name by embodying the passion and intensity that he had for this sport and life in general.”

Ni 2007, a 16-year-old Jordan Parsons spent two weeks at the J Robinson Intensive Wrestling Camp, which offers several locations across the country taught by University of Minnesota Head Coach J Robinson.

“We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Jordan Parsons,” said Robinson. “We are humbled and honored that the Parsons family and Bellator have committed to send a deserving wrestler to one of our Camps. We will work as hard as we can at helping that wrestler reach their goals and create a positive change in their life, while honoring Jordan’s memory.”

“I couldn’t be more grateful for all of the support that Scott Coker and Bellator are providing with this scholarship fund,” said Parson’s mother Anna Morsaw. “This camp really helped Jordan develop into a better wrestler, and more importantly a better young man. He came home with J Robinsons ‘Never Quit, Never Give up’ mentality engrained in him. he learned to set goals, reach his goals and then set new goals. Bellator is doing their part to make Jordan a legend, and that’s what he always wanted.”

Details on how to apply for the scholarship will be announced in the near future.

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USA Junior stars Fix, McKee, Hall and Valencia to wrestle Iranians at Beat the Streets “United In The Square,” in Times Square on May 19

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UWW Junior National champs Daton Fix, Mitchell McKee, Mark Hall & Zahid Valencia face Iranian freestyle opponents in first international age-group bouts in Times Square

NIU YOKI, Le 11, 2016 – The four Junior match-ups between the United States and Iran in freestyle wrestling have been finalized for the 2016 Beat the Streets international competition, which returns to New York City’s Times Square on Thursday, Le 19.

This will feature talented stars from the USA and Iran in the UWW Junior age-group level, which is between 17-20 ọdun atijọ. It will be historic, as the first international age-group matches featured in a Beat the Streets event in Times Square.

All four of the U.S. wrestlers competing in Times Square were champions at their weight classes at the recent UWW Junior Nationals held in Las Vegas, Nev., April 29-30. This includes one college wrestling star and three of the nation’s best high school talents.

Daton Fix of Sand Springs, Okla. will face Kheyrollah Ghahramani of Iran at 55 kg/121 lbs. Fix was a bronze medalist at the 2015 UWW Cadet World Championships, and has been a UWW Junior Nationals champion for the last two years. Fix won a silver medal at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games, and was a 2013 Cadet Nationals champion in both styles. Ghahramani was a 2013 Cadet World bronze medalist and a 2012 Asian Cadet silver medalist.

Mitchell McKee of Hanover, Lati. will battle Peiman Biabani of Iran at 60 kg/132 lbs. McKee won the 2016 UWW Junior Nationals in freestyle and was second at the 2015 UWW Junior Nationals. Ni awọn 2015 Junior Nationals in Fargo, N.D., McKee won a gold medal in Greco-Roman and a silver medal in freestyle. O si wà a 2014 Junior Nationals freestyle champion. McKee has signed with the University of Minnesota. Biabani was a 2015 Asian Junior champion and won a gold medal at the Senior-level Dan Kolov Tournament in Bulgaria this year.

Mark Hall of Apple Valley, Lati. has drawn Ahmad Bazrighaleh of Iran at 74 kg/163 lbs. Hall was a 2014 UWW Cadet World champion and was ninth in the 2015 UWW Junior World Championships. As a high school senior, he had an impressive 2-2 record at the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials. O si wà a 2013 USA Wrestling Cadet Triple Crown winner, earning national titles in folkstyle, Greco-Roman and freestyle the same year. Hall was the 2015 USA Today High School Wrestler of the Year, and won the 2016 Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Hall, a six-time Minnesota state high school champion, has signed with Penn State University. Bazrighaleh was a 2014 Asian Cadet bronze medalist and was ninth at the 2014 Cadet World Championships.

Zahid Valencia of Bellflower, Calif. will go up against Mojtaba Goleij of Iran at 84 kg/185 lbs. Valencia is a freshman at Arizona State University, where he took a redshirt year this season. Valencia was 10th at the 2015 UWW Junior World Championships, and won the UWW Junior Nationals for the second straight year. Valencia won the 2012 ati 2013 Cadet Nationals in freestyle and the 2013 Cadet Nationals in Greco-Roman. O si wà ni 2015 ASICS High School Wrestler of the Year and won the 2015 Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Goleij was a 2015 Junior World champion, and won a bronze medal at the 2014 Asian Junior Championships.

These four Junior matches will be added to the Main Event, which features five U.S. Olympic Team members facing top international opponents.

2012 Olympic asiwaju, three-time World champion and 2016 Olympian Jordan Burroughs at 74 kg and 2016 Olympian and two-time NCAA champion J’Den Cox at 86 kg will face opponents from Iran. 2016 Olympian and three-time World champion Adeline Gray and 2016 Olympian ati 2015 World champion Helen Maroulis will battle Canadian stars in women’s freestyle. Two-time World bronze medalist and 2016 Olympian Andy Bisek will battle an Olympic and World champion from Korea at 75 kg in Greco-Roman.

The entire competition will be broadcast live on Flowrestling.

Billed as “United in the Square,” this will be the second time that Iran has been featured as part of the Beat the Streets Gala competition. Ni 2013, the event dubbed “The Rumble on the Rails,” was hosted in historic Grand Central Terminal and featured dual meets between Team USA, Russia ati Iran.

The world-class competition has been hosted in Times Square four previous times. Ni 2011, the United States defeated World Champion Russia, 5-2, the first sports event ever held in historic Times Square. Ni 2012, another U.S. la. Russia dual meet was held in Times Square, along with the U.S. Olympic Team Wrestle-off for the 60 kg/132 lbs. position on the U.S. Olympic Team in men’s freestyle. Ni 2014, Team USA defeated a World All-Star Team in Times Square, 8-3. Ni 2015, “Salsa in the Square” featured a meeting between Team USA and Team Cuba in the three Olympic styles, held shortly after the historic change in USA and Cuban political relations.
This will be the seventh straight year in which a major international-style wrestling competition will be hosted as part of the Beat the Streets Gala activities. Ni 2010, an all-star challenge featuring top U.S. wrestlers was held on the USS Intrepid, ọkọ̀ òfuurufú ọkọ̀ òfuurufú kan ní ìhà ìwọ̀ oòrùn Manhattan.

Top Beat the Streets youth wrestlers will take the mat showcasing their skills in exhibition matches beginning at 3:45 p.m. to start the evening. A new feature to be held is the PSAL Girls Freestyle Dual Meet Championships finals, featuring the two top New York City girl’s freestyle wrestling high school teams from the spring girl’s freestyle season. Then it’s Team USA vs. Iran and other guests at 6 p.m., followed by the Beat the Streets Gala Celebration.

The Beat the Streets competition requires a ticket for reserved seating in Times Square, but is an outdoor event. Pedestrians and non-ticket holders are encouraged to watch. Admission tickets may be bought in advance atwww.btsny.org tabi 212.245.6570. A ticket is required for the Gala Celebration at the PlayStation Theater. More details are available at http://www.btsny.org/gala. The Gala Celebration will follow the wrestling competition.

This unique and electrifying annual event helps Beat the Streets (BTS) raise significant funds to further its mission. Whether it’s providing a safe, constructive outlet for our urban youth, fighting childhood obesity, empowering women, or uniting entire nations, wrestling teaches persistence, ìyàsímímọ, and the value of working hard to achieve one’s goals, creates opportunities for personal and universal growth. BTS currently serve over 3,000 student-athletes every year.

“United In The Square,” Beat the Streets Matchups
In New York City, Le 19, 2016
Freestyle ọkunrin 74 kg/163 lbs. – Jordan Burroughs (USA) la. Pehman Yarahmadi (Iran)
Freestyle ọkunrin 86 kg/189 lbs. – J’Den Cox (USA) la. Meisam Mostafa Joukar (Iran)
Greco-Roman 75 kg/165 lbs. – Andy Bisek (USA) la. Kim Hyeon-Woo (Korea)
Women’s 53 kg/116.5 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) la. Samantha Stewart (Canada)
Women’s 75 kg/165 lbs.– Adeline Gray (USA) la. Justina Di Stasio (Canada)
Junior men’s freestyle 55 kg/121 lbs. – Daton Fix (USA) la. Kheyrollah Ghahramani (Iran)
Junior men’s freestyle 60 kg/132 lbs. – Mitchell McKee (USA) la. Peiman Biabani (Iran)
Junior men’s freestyle 74 kg/163 lbs. – Mark Hall (USA) la. Ahmad Bazrighaleh (Iran)
Junior men’s freestyle 84 kg/185 lbs. – Zahid Valencia (USA) la. Mojtaba Goleij (Iran)
Akọsilẹ: Event will be broadcast by Flowrestling
Wrestling Schedule
3:45 p.m. – Beat the Streets Youth Exhibition Matches between 42nd and 43rd Streets
4:45 p.m. – New York City Girl’s Freestyle Dual Meet Championships Finals between 42nd and 43rd Streets
6:30 p.m. – World Class Wrestling: Team USA vs. Team Iran, Team Canada and Team Korea between 42nd and 43rd Streets
Followed by Gala Celebration

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Lu awọn opopona ti o kede eniyan ti ẹbun ọdun fun Kyny Snyder ati Aaye Aṣeyọri Igbesi aye fun Ray Lewis laarin 2016 Gala awọn aṣeyọri ọrẹ

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Awọn wundia ti orilẹ-ede ati agbegbe ati awọn olukọni lati gbe ọlá ni 2016 "Ni iṣọkan ni square" ayẹyẹ Gala ni awọn akoko Square lori Ọjọbọ le 19

NIU YOKI, Le 10, 2016 - Lu awọn opopona dun lati kede pe yoo ṣafihan rẹ 2016 Eniyan ti Aami Ọdun lati din ijaja Internation International Crestler ati Aami Igbesi aye Agbaye si Tebr Star Star Ray Lewis ni ayẹyẹ gala agbaye ni awọn akoko square lori Thursday, Le 19.

Kyle Snyder di ọmọ Amẹrika to kere ju lati ṣẹgun akọle aye ti oga kan nigbati o gba awọn 97 Kg goolu metal ni 2015 Awọn ere-idije Warstr ti Agbaye Ni Las Vegas ni ọjọ-ori 19. Snupder jade kuro ni Redshirt Olympiiki ati bori naa 2016 Awọn ere-idije NCAA ti NCAA ni ọgba ọgba Madison gẹgẹbi Sopmomore fun Ipinle Ohio, O ṣẹgun meji-akoko NCAA Aṣaju Nick Gwiazdowski ti NC ti NC ti NC ti Ipinle NC ni awọn ipari irin-ajo Ayebaye Ayebaye. Ni April, Ti ṣẹgun 2012 Awọn idije Olympic Jake ninu awọn ipari ti U.S. Awọn idanwo ẹgbẹ Olympic lati jo'gun iranran lori 2016 U.S. Ẹgbẹ Olympic ni ọjọ-ori ti 20. Ni 2014, A yan SNYREN lati ṣe aṣoju Ẹgbẹ AMẸRIKA gẹgẹbi ọmọ-ẹhin ti o wa ni lu awọn ọna opopona gbogbo-irawọ.

Ray Lewis jẹ Lincbacker tẹlẹ fun awọn ẹiyẹ irun-ilẹ, Aarin Super Bowlent, Ati pe Super Bowl MVP MVP. O jẹ ohun ti o wa ni gbogbo-ara ilu Amẹrika ati irawọ ijakadi ni ile-iwe giga Kathleen ni Lakeland, Florida. O ti gba awọn ẹbun ati awọn ẹbun jakejado iṣẹ ọdun 17 rẹ pẹlu awọn ẹyẹ, di adari iṣẹ-akoko ti ẹgbẹ ni awọn tackles. Lewis yoo jẹ olukọni ọlá ti ẹgbẹ USA ni United ninu square.

Lu awọn opopona naa yoo tun fun nọmba ti awọn wundia ilu New York ati awọn olukọni ni idanimọ ti awọn aṣeyọri wọn ni ọdun ti o ti kọja:

Juor Ajumọṣe awọn ọmọbirin ti o wrestler ti ọdun: Chloe cabrera, Ms 129, Bronx
Cabrera jẹ ijade arin-ile-iwe ọdun mẹta ti o duro jade ni gbogbo akoko. Awọn aṣeyọri rẹ pẹlu rẹ ni igba mẹta bi aṣaju Lenior Ajumọṣe ati jije ọmọ ẹgbẹ kan ti orilẹ-ede Junior ti orilẹ-ede. O wa si awọn ile-iwosan ni lu awọn opopona ati irin-ajo ni orisun omi pẹlu olukọ ori |. Bi ọkan ninu awọn alatilẹyin rẹ fi o, "O n gbiyanju nigbagbogbo lati dara julọ bi ẹniti o dara kan ati pe o ni ọjọ iwaju ti o ni imọlẹ."

Junior Ajumọṣe Ọmọbinrin Destler ti ọdun: Jayden Cornanas, Ms 582, Brooklyn
Cardenas jẹ lati MS 582 Oke ti oke ati pe o ti jale fun ọdun marun. O jẹ aṣaju Ilu NYC Ilu ati pe a kaṣe awọn ọmọ ile-iṣẹ ti Ipinle ni ọdun yii. Cardanas fọwọsi ẹbi rẹ, ẹlẹsin, ati awọn alatilẹyin pẹlu fifun ni awakọ lati duro si idaraya. O sọ fun dije lori ẹgbẹ ile-iwe giga rẹ ati nikẹhin ni olimpiiki ni Olimpiiki, bori ọpọlọpọ awọn faili goolu diẹ sii.

Elere-ije obinrin-elere idaraya ti ọdun: Pennielle Phillip, Awọn ile-iṣẹ ile-iṣẹ Ikẹkọ, Brooklyn
Phillip ti ijakadi fun o fẹrẹ to ọdun mẹta ati ti ṣe ohun pupọ. O gbe ni akọkọ ni Ile-iṣẹ Valey ati ki o tun gba ẹbun PATAL PATAL. Phillip sọ pe Ijakadi ti ṣii ọpọlọpọ awọn ilẹkun fun u ati ṣe iranlọwọ fun u lati di eniyan igboya diẹ sii. O ngbero lati tẹsiwaju ijakadi ni kọlẹji ati pe o lepa awọn ẹkọ rẹ ni idajọ ọdaràn.

Okunrin-elere-ijeun ti ọdun: Evan Mcfarland, Ile-iwe giga Totteville, Irawọ erekusu
McFarland jẹ Scout kan ati balogun ti ẹgbẹ ẹgbẹ rẹ ni ile-iwe giga Tatville. O jẹ ọmọ ẹgbẹ ti awọn oju opo wẹẹbu Orilẹ-ede ati kopa ninu awọn iṣẹ itẹsiwaju lọpọlọpọ, pẹlu ibugbe fun eda eniyan ati Oṣù ti Diment Rin. "'Resilient' le jẹ ọrọ ti o dara julọ lati ṣe apejuwe Evan,"Olori rẹ, John Cicon. "Olori, iṣesi obinrin, ìyàsímímọ, Ati iṣakoso akoko jẹ diẹ ninu awọn agbara ti o dara julọ ti o pin aimọ pẹlu gbogbo eniyan o wa si olubasọrọ pẹlu. " O nireti lati di ẹlẹrọ kan lati ṣe iyipada rere ni agbaye.

Prit Prit: Rachel Koltsov, Ile-iwe giga ti Bronx ti Imọ
Koltsov ni balogun ti Bronx Imọ-jinlẹ ati Ẹgbẹ Ijakadi Obinrin ati pe o jẹ ọmọ ẹgbẹ ti ẹgbẹ naa fun ọdun mẹrin – Ibaṣepọ pada si nigbati o jẹ ẹgbẹ ti gbogbokunrin. O jẹ ohun ti o wa ninu isegun ẹgbẹ ni awọn ere-iṣere ti o wuyi. Lati ọdun mẹta rẹ, O rii pe idaraya naa ti ṣe iranlọwọ lati kọ ọ ni adehun nla ati ojuse. Koltsov ti mọ fun jije oṣiṣẹ lile ati nini ti o dayato, ohun kikọ ara ẹni. O ngbero lati tẹsiwaju ijakadi ni ile-ẹkọ kọlẹji lakoko ti o lepa alefa kan ni imọ-ẹrọ ọlẹ.

Adura Lady Ligary: Anien gonzalez, Ile-iwe giga ti Ile-iwe ti Brooklyn
Gẹgẹbi olukọ ọmọ ile-iwe giga ti Ile-iwe giga ti Ile-iwe giga ti Ile-iṣẹ Brooklyn yii, "Inu mi dun pe awọn ọmọkunrin mi ko ni lati jawe ni ọdun to nbo." Gonzalez bori ere-idije ilu ilu ati ti a tun kẹrin ni awọn ere ere idaraya Ilu. Gonzalez fẹran lati wa ni titari si opin ati awọn oye – Lẹhin ti bori awọn ere-idije ilu ẹgbẹ – lati wa ati kọlẹji ile-ẹkọ giga. Ẹbun Lady ominira ni a fun ni pataki si Onija Arabinrin obinrin ti o duro bi awọn bekoni ti aye ati ileri, nsoju gbogbo eyiti o lagbara ati igberaga nipa aṣa arekereke ilu ti ilu.

Ẹbun ATLAs ki o di ọmọ ile-iwe alabọde tirẹ: Ohun kikọ silẹ leonard, Poly imura ọjọ-ede, Brooklyn
Merkin ti ṣe ami rẹ ni Poly Nork National Spress Ile-iwe Nipa Nda Ajumọṣe Ile-iwe Nla ti Nla. A fun ni ẹbun ATLAS ni a fun ni Ile-iṣẹ NYC ti o mu ijakadi lori ẹhin rẹ o gbe wọn sinu agbegbe tuntun, Ṣeto awọn iṣedede tuntun, ati ilọsiwaju ti ofin ti lu awọn ita. O ti gba awọn ẹbun gbogbo ara ilu Amẹrika ati pe yoo jẹ Ijakadi fun Princeton. Merkin tun wa olubori ti di sikolashipu ala tirẹ ala, eyiti o ti fun ni ọdun lọdọdii si ọmọ ile-iwe tuntun-elere idaraya kan ti o ni awọn idiwọ bori, ro lile, ati awọn ero lati tẹsiwaju ijakadi ni kọlẹji.

Ẹkọ Ajumọṣe Ajumọṣe ti ọdun: Michael wurmbrand, Ms 582, Brooklyn
Wurmbrand ni olukọni ori ti MS 582 Oke-mẹwa mẹwa ati ti kopa ninu ere idaraya fun ọdun mẹwa. O ti ṣiṣẹ si Ijakadi nitori pe o ṣe afihan awọn iyipada ti ko ye wa ni ihuwasi awọn ọmọ ile-iwe, iṣewahu, ati itọsọna pẹlu wọn ẹlẹgbẹ ati ni yara ikawe. Wurmbrand ti ṣe iṣẹ ti o dara ti o ṣetọju ẹgbẹ ti o ni nkan silẹ ni ile-iwe kekere ati pe o nireti awọn ayipada iwaju ati pe o ni anfani lati bẹrẹ ikẹkọ awọn elere idaraya ọmọ ile-iwe ni ile-iwe alakọbẹrẹ.

Olukọni Iranlọwọ Ile-iwe giga ti ọdun: Anthony MARRA, Ile-iwe giga Totteville, Irawọ erekusu
Mirra ti ni agbara ni awọn ijakadi ijakadi Tatteville lati igba ti o jẹ ọmọ ile-iwe-fun ara rẹ. O gba ere idaraya fun iranlọwọ lati ṣe awọn ọmọde ti o jẹ ọgbọn, ẹdun ati ti ara. Bi olukọ fẹẹrẹ, Mirra ti ṣe iranlọwọ lati ṣe agbejade aṣaju ago ti o kere ju ọkan ti o kere ju aṣa aṣa ti o dinle ni gbogbo ọdun. Akoko ti o kọja yii, O rii awọn ẹni mẹfa ti ade mẹfa ni awọn ere-idije ilu ati aṣoju Tatotteville ni idije Ipinle ni Albany, eyiti ko ṣe nipasẹ ẹgbẹ ile-iwe nla ṣaaju. Bi olulana kan sọ ti Mirra, "Ifọwọsí rẹ ko pari nigbati iṣe idiwọ…O jẹ olukọni ti o jẹri awọn wrestler ni nigbati wọn ti n tiraka. "

Ẹkọ Ile-iwe giga ti ọdun: Theodore Cook, Harry s. Ile-iwe giga Triuman, Bronx
Ogbo ti ijakadi pẹlu ju ọdun ogun ti iriri, Cook ti ni atilẹyin nọmba awọn ọmọ ile-iwe pẹlu awọn agbara ikẹkọ rẹ. O ti bọwọ fun awọn ọmọbirin rẹ lori ẹgbẹ ti o bẹrẹ kuro ninu awọn agbegbe itunu wọn o si da wọn duro lati gbiyanju lile wọn. "Ko bẹru lati lọ loke ati lati pada wa rii daju pe ẹgbẹ rẹ de agbara wọn ni kikun,"Ọmọ ile-iwe kan sọ. Miiran kọwe: "Mo le ni otitọ sọ pe ododo ni Cook jẹ ṣee ṣe igbẹkẹle igbẹkẹle ati igbẹkẹle ti Mo mọ." Ọpọlọpọ awọn olugbala rẹ yin yin bi awada baba ti o ṣe iranlọwọ fun awọn ẹmi gbogbo eniyan ti o mu wọn lọ ati pe awọn ọmọbirin pẹlu awọn ẹkọ iye.

Awọn ọmọde ile-iwe giga ti ọdun: Earth Carlone, Ile-iwe giga William Bryant Bry, Queens
Carlone olukọni ti ṣe pupọ julọ ti nini yara jija iyasọtọ ni ile-iwe giga WC Bryant ti o wa ni ile-iwe giga WC Bryant. Asiwaju Carlone, Pẹlu iranlọwọ ti awọn olukọni Joe onetz ati Josefu weinstein, dagba ẹgbẹ rẹ lati ọdọ awọn winbers mẹẹdogun si aadọta-marun. Cloneone ni awọn aṣeyọri pupọ lọpọlọpọ lakoko akoko rẹ pẹlu ile-iwe naa, pẹlu NYC FRPMỌ ati akọle Sopmomore ati di agbegbe ti ko ni inira 4 Awọn aṣaju pipin. "O ti yi igbesi aye awọn wingellers ọpọlọpọ ni ile-ẹkọ nipa ṣiṣe pẹlu wọn nipasẹ mejeeji awọn akoko ati lile bi ọrẹ ati olukọ kan."

Atinuwa ti ọdun: David Prado
Prado ti kopa ninu Ijakadi lati igba ti o wa ni ile-iwe alakọbẹrẹ ati ifoju ti Arizona lori sikolashipu ere-ije. O ti yọọda fun idaraya nitori o ti fun u ni aṣeyọri pupọ ati aye jakejado igbesi aye rẹ pe o wa lati "san siwaju" si awọn ọmọ wẹwẹ miiran nigbakugba ti o ba ṣeeṣe. O fihan iyasọtọ ti kii ṣe itọsi si fa ti lu awọn ita, yọọda fun awọn iṣe pupọ ọjọ kan.

Lu awọn opopona gala jẹ oluṣowo lododun ti o ji owo lati ṣe atilẹyin fun awọn ọmọ ile-iwe ọmọ ile-iwe New York, O ti gbalejo tẹlẹ ni iru awọn ipo isínu bi awọn akoko Square ati Grand Central Terminal. Gala ṣe iranlọwọ fun ohun elo jija ati awọn aye lati 3,000 Awọn ọmọ wẹwẹ kọja awọn onibara marun ni gbogbo ọdun. Ayẹyẹ ọdun yii, "United ninu square,"Yoo rii diẹ ninu awọn ti o jẹ awọn ti o jẹ awọn ti o wa lori awọn apejọ oke Amẹrika, Pẹlu Jordani burroughs ati awọ awọ grẹy, ti n lọ si idije agbaye-kilasi lati Iran, Canada, ati guusu koria. Gala bẹrẹ ni 3:45 PM lori Thursday, Le 19 Pẹlu awọn ere-kere ifihan ti o ṣafihan awọn onigbese ọdọ lati NYC ṣaaju ki awọn ere-owo ti wọn n bẹrẹ ni 6:00 PM. Tiketi fun Ijoko ni Square ni Square ati wiwa ni gbigba ipo-ifiweranṣẹ wa lori lu oju opo wẹẹbu ita naa. Iṣẹlẹ naa yoo jẹ ṣiṣan ifiwe lori ṣiṣan.

Nipa lu awọn ita
Awọn ise ti Lu awọn Streets ni lati se agbekale ni kikun eda eniyan ati ti ere ije o pọju ninu awọn ilu odo ati lati teramo awọn asa ti New York City gídígbò. BTSW ṣiṣẹ pẹlu awọn taara New York City Department ti Education ni a àkọsílẹ-ikọkọ ajọṣepọ lati ran New York City ká akeko-elere se aseyori won ti ara ẹni ati ti ere ije afojusun. Nipasẹ awọn isẹ ti gídígbò eto ni arin ati ki o ga ile-iwe ni awọn marun boroughs, BTSW ati awọn DOE pese a ailewu, rere bugbamu ti ni eyi ti disadvantaged ati ni-ewu odo le ko eko awọn ibaraẹnisọrọ aye ogbon ti ara amọdaju ti, Teamwork, ati awọn ara-lokun. Awọn ìlépa ti imusele lagbara, ifiṣootọ, ati ireti kids ti wa ni fi nipasẹ kooshi, lẹhin-ile-iwe eto, ati awọn ibudo igba ooru. Alaye siwaju sii le ti wa ni ri ni www.btsny.org.

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Bellator, adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, Spike TV, gídígbò

BELLATOR MMA SIGNS THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN JAROD TRICE TO EXCLUSIVE MIXED MARTIAL ARTS CONTRACT

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Photo Ike: Bellator MMA / Jarod Trice

 

Santa Monica, Calif. (Le 2, 2016) – Bellator MMA is proud to announce the signing of three-time All American wrestling prospect Jarod Trice si ohun iyasoto, olona-ija guide. The story was broken by Flo Combat ati Flo Wrestling, who have chronicled a great deal of his wrestling career.

 

“We’re excited to be adding yet another world-class wrestling talent to our ever-growing roster of fighters here at Bellator,” said President Scott Coker. “I’ve always taken great pride in our ability to identify and build stars in this business, and I have great confidence that we’ve found a gem in Jarod Trice.”

 

In addition to his three All-American accolades, the 27-year-old Trice has an impressive trophy case that includes a National Title at 120 kg and two Greco Roman National Titles, with one at 120 kg and another at 98 kg. The above photo features Trice after winning the Outstanding Wrestler Award alongside 2012 Olympic Coach J.J. Johnson (osi) ati U.S. National Greco-Roman Coach Matt Lindland (otun).

 

“Following in the footsteps of guys like [Ed] Ruth and [Tyrell] Fortune to Bellator MMA was a no brainer for me,” said Trice. “Scott Coker is a promoter that treats the fighters with so much respect, and dealing with him and his team through this signing process has been amazing. I’m really looking forward to fighting for Coker, the Bellator promotion, and for every wrestling and MMA fan out there before the end of the year. If you aren’t familiar with my name yet, you will be as soon as I get in that cage.”

 

Trice competed at Central Michigan University, where he achieved great success at both 120 kg (264.5 lbs.) and 98kg (216 lbs.) after an impressive 50 lb. weight-loss transformation. The standout wrestler will look to compete in Bellator MMA’s impressive light heavyweight division, and hopes to make his professional debut before the end of the year. The jury is out on whether he will keep his nickname, “Doughboy.”

 

Having trained literally all over the world, including stints at Iowa State University under Kevin Jackson and the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado before heading to Arizona, where he trains with other Bellator MMA stars with incredible wrestling pedigree’s like Darrion Caldwell ati Bubba Jenkins. Trice credits Bellator MMA bantamweight Shawn ìdìpọ with giving him the idea to pursue MMA.

 

Trice is the latest prospect from the world of wrestling to join Bellator MMA’s incredible recruiting class of prospects including:Aaron Pico, Ati Rutu ati Tyrell Fortune.

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USA Women World champions Gray, Maroulis to face Canadian opponents in Beat the Streets “United In The Square,” in Times Square on May 19

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3X World champion Adeline Gray to battle Justina Distasio at 75 kg; World champion Helen Maroulis to face Samantha Stewart at 53 kg

NIU YOKI, April 18, 2016 – World champion women wrestlers Adeline Gray and Helen Maroulis of the United States will compete against talented Canadian opponents as part of the 2016 Beat the Streets international competition, which returns to New York City’s Times Square on Thursday, Le 19.

Gray is a three-time World champion who earned a spot on the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team with her victory at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials on April 10. Gray will face 2015 Canadian World Team member Justina Distasio in a match at 75 kg/165 lbs.

Gray won World gold medals in 2012, 2014 ati 2015, and is also a two-time World bronze medalist in 2011 ati 2013. Gray is currently on a 37-match winning streak. She was a 2015 Pan American Games champion, is a two-time World Cup champion, and has also won World titles on the University and Junior levels. She is a native of Denver, Colo., and competes for the New York Athletic Club.

Di Stasio competed on the 2015 Canadian Senior World Team. She won gold medals in the 2015 ati 2016 Pan American Championships, and was a silver medalist at the 2015 Pan American ere. Di Stasio was second at the 2016 Canadian Olympic Trials. She was fifth in the 2012 Junior World Championships. Di Stasio was a three-time WCWA Women’s College national champion for Simon Fraser University.

This is a rematch of the 2015 Pan American Games gold medal finals, won by Gray with a come-from-behind last-second score for a 9-6 gun.

It will be Gray’s first time competing in Times Square at a Beat the Streets competition, and Di Stasio will be making her Times Square debut as well.

Maroulis was a 2015 World champion at 55 kg, and has won a 2012 World silver medal and a 2013 World bronze medal. Maroulis recently won the U.S. Olympic Team Trials at 53 kg, and will be competing at the World Olympic Games Qualifier in Ulaanbataar, Mongolia, April 22–24, where she will attempt to qualify the United States for the Rio Olympic Games at her weight class.

Maroulis is a six-time U.S. Open champion. She has won two World Cup gold medals and 2011 Pan American Games champion. She won three career Junior World titles. Maroulis won four WCWA women’s college national titles for Simon Fraser University. She is a native of Rockville, Aṣalẹ. and competes for the Sunkist Kids.

Stewart was a bronze medalist at the 2012 World University Championships, and was a 2016 Pan American Championships gold medalist. She placed fourth in the 2009 Senior World Championships. Stewart has won medals at international competitions in Germany, Canada, France, Brazil and Romania. She won the Canadian Team Trials in December 2015.

Maroulis has competed in a Beat the Streets event three previous times, scoring victories in all of her bouts. She first competed in the “Rumble on the Rails” in Grand Central Terminal in 2013, pinning Irina Kisel of Russia in the second period. Ni 2014, she scored a pin over Marcia Andrades of Venezuela in 5:53 in Times Square at the “Team USA vs. the World” event. Ni 2015, she scored a 10-0 technical fall over Yamilka del Valle of Cuba in the “Salsa in the Square” in Times Square. This will be Stewart’s first appearance in a Beat the Streets event.

Competitors for Team USA will also compete in men’s freestyle against world power Iran. There will be two Olympic-level matches and four Junior-level matches as part of the men’s freestyle competition. Ni afikun, there will also be Greco-Roman competition on the card. These matchups will be announced at a later date.

Billed as “United in the Square,” this will be the second time that Iran has been featured as part of the Beat the Streets Gala competition. Ni 2013, the event dubbed “The Rumble on the Rails,” was hosted in historic Grand Central Terminal and featured dual meets between Team USA, Russia ati Iran.

The world-class competition has been hosted in Times Square four previous times. Ni 2011, the United States defeated World Champion Russia, 5-2, the first sports event ever held in historic Times Square. Ni 2012, another U.S. la. Russia dual meet was held in Times Square, along with the U.S. Olympic Team Wrestle-off for the 60 kg/132 lbs. position on the U.S. Olympic Team in men’s freestyle. Ni 2014, Team USA defeated a World All-Star Team in Times Square, 8-3. Ni 2015, “Salsa in the Square” featured a meeting between Team USA and Team Cuba in the three Olympic styles, held shortly after the historic change in USA and Cuban political relations.

This will be the seventh straight year in which a major international-style wrestling competition will be hosted as part of the Beat the Streets Gala activities. Ni 2010, an all-star challenge featuring top U.S. wrestlers was held on the USS Intrepid, ọkọ̀ òfuurufú ọkọ̀ òfuurufú kan ní ìhà ìwọ̀ oòrùn Manhattan.

Top Beat the Streets youth wrestlers will take the mat showcasing their skills in exhibition matches beginning at 3:30 p.m. to start the evening. A new feature to be held is the PSAL Girls Freestyle Dual Meet Championships finals, featuring the two top New York City girl’s freestyle wrestling high school teams from the spring girl’s freestyle season. Then it’s Team USA vs. Iran and other guests at 6:30 p.m., followed by the Beat the Streets Gala Celebration.

The Beat the Streets competition requires a ticket for reserved seating in Times Square, but is an outdoor event. Pedestrians and non-ticket holders are encouraged to watch. Admission tickets may be bought in advance atwww.btsny.org tabi 212.245.6570. A ticket is required for the Gala Celebration at the PlayStation Theater. More details are available athttp://www.btsny.org/gala.

The Gala Celebration will follow the wrestling competition. This unique and electrifying annual event helps Beat the Streets (BTS) raise significant funds to further its mission. Whether it’s providing a safe, constructive outlet for our urban youth, fighting childhood obesity, empowering women, or uniting entire nations, wrestling teaches persistence, ìyàsímímọ, and the value of working hard to achieve one’s goals, creates opportunities for personal and universal growth. BTS currently serve over 3,000 student-athletes every year.

"United In The Square,” Beat the Streets Matchups

In New York City, Le 19, 2016

 

Women’s 53 kg/116.5 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) la. Samantha Stewart (Canada)

Women’s 75 kg/165 lbs.– Adeline Gray (USA) la. Justina Di Stasio (Canada)

Akọsilẹ: USA vs. Iran freestyle matches and featured Greco-Roman bout to be announced later.
Wrestling Schedule

3:30 p.m. – Beat the Streets Youth Exhibition Matches between 42nd and 43rd Streets

4:45 p.m. – New York City Girl’s Freestyle Dual Meet Championships Finals between 42nd and 43rd Streets

6:30 p.m. – World Class Wrestling: Team USA vs. Team Iran between 42nd and 43rd Streets

Followed by Gala Celebration

Grappling, adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, Rizin FF, gídígbò

RIZIN FF ANNOUNCES LEGENDARY MMA PIONEER KIYOSHI TAMURA AS WANDERLEI SILVA TAG TEAM PARTNER FOR APRIL 17 MAIN EVENT IN NAGOYA, JAPAN

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Tokyo - April 4, 2016- Re'zin FF, awọn ija idaraya igbega mu nipa ogbologbo Igberaga FC ori Nobuyuki Sakakibara, announced today that legendary Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) pioneer and former professional wrestling standout Kiyoshi Tamura (32-13-3), will join forces with fellow decorated icon Wanderlei Silva(35-12-1, 1 NC) in the special grappling tag team matchup that will headline the highly-anticipated, star-studded extravaganza in Nagoya Japan, lori Sunday, April 17.

Tamura and Silva will tussle with another all-time great Kazushi Sakuraba, (26-17-1, 2 NC) ati Hideo Tokoro (33-28-2) in the unique, one-of-a-kind bout.

The affair marks the first time since December 31, 2008 that the 5-foot-11, 46-year-old Tamura, recognized for his elite level catch wrestling skills and quick, fluid movements, will see action in combat.

In his last start under MMA rules on the K-1 – Dynamite!! New Year’s Eve mega-card in Saitama, Japan, Tamura earned his third consecutive win, a unanimous decision over Sakuraba.

While competing for the likes of PRIDE, K-1, Rings, DREAM and UWF International, Tamura compiled an extensive resume of conquests, including those over eventual UFC champions Pat Miletich, Maurice Smith ati Dave Menne, as well as superstars Renzo Gracie ati Jeremy Horn.

Tamura was groomed by famed pro wrestling trainers Billy Robinson,Nobuhiko Takada ati Akira Maeda, to eventually become a force in the sport’s middleweight division. In his final bout before retirement, Tamura notched a victory over fellow hybrid MMA star and professional wrestler Josh Barnett, lori Kọkànlá Oṣù 23, 2005.

Owole lati 100,000 yeni, tickets for “Top Presents RIZIN Fighting Federation I” are on sale and can be purchased online at Ticketbis.com.

In other action on the star-studded fight card, 13-fight UFC veteran and action fighter Daron Cruickshank (16-8, 1 NC) will collide with submission expertShinji "Torao Supernova" Sasaki (16-8-3) in a lightweight (155 poun) matchup.

In a women’s open weight bout, dara Brazil Jiu-Jitsu aye asiwaju ati obirin MMA heavyweight afojusọna Gabi Garcia (1-0) yoo collide pẹlu meji-akoko Pankration asiwaju Anna Malyukova (1-0).

Hard-hitting knockout artists Chris "Huggy Bear" Barnett (14-2) ati Kirill Sidelnikov (8-4) will go to war in a heavyweight battle.

Recent ricin FF Grand Prix figagbaga semifinalist Theodore Tall (8-3) yoo square si pa pẹlu tele K-1 asiwaju Jaideep "Heart" ọsẹ (2-1 MMA; 40-10, 13 KO ká kickboxing) ni a 216- iwon catchweight ija.

Sambo aye asiwaju Vadim Nemkov (5-1) yoo ya lori undefeated, ibinu-afe striker ati oke Nordic afojusọna "King" Karl Albrektsson (4-0) ni a ina heavyweight (205 poun) tẹ.

Ni a 180-iwon MMA ofin catchweight idije, pupo agbara puncherHisaki Kato (5-2) yoo gba lori elegbe alasepe Yuta "Miiran" Watanabe (19-6-4).

Pada si igbese fun igba akọkọ ni odun marun, olufẹ heavyweight Kazuyuki "OL 'Ironhead" Fujita (15-10), yoo koju to šẹšẹ RIZIN FF Grand Prix figagbaga olusare-soke ati ki o lewu knockout olorin George "Denise" Prochazka (16-3-1).

ni flyweight (125 poun) igbese, ifakalẹ Oga Allan "koro" Ìbí (14-3) yoo tii iwo pẹlu pupa-gbona asiwaju Yuki Motoya (15-4, 1 NC).

Women’s amateur wrestling champion Kanako Murata (0-0) will make her highly-anticipated, professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) debut against rising starNatalya Denisova (2-1) in a 116-pound catchweight affair.

Tẹle Re'zin FF:

Wẹẹbù – http://www.rizinff.com/en/
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Re'zin FF: WOMEN’S WRESTLING PHENOM KANAKO MURATA MAKES MMA DEBUT AGAINST RISING STAR NATALYA DENISOVA SUNDAY APRIL 17 IN NAGOYA, JAPAN

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Women’s amateur wrestling superstar Kanako Murata (aworan) will make her much-anticipated professional MMA debut against Russian rising star Natalya Denisova at the star-studded RIZIN FF event in Nagoya, Japan on Sunday, April 17.

TOKYO – March 29, 2016- Re'zin FF, awọn ija idaraya igbega mu nipa ogbologbo Igberaga FC ori Nobuyuki Sakakibara, announced that famed women’s amateur wrestling champion Kanako Murata (0-0) will make her highly-anticipated, professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) debut against rising star Natalya Denisova (2-1) in a 116-pound catchweight affair at the “Top Presents RIZIN Fighting Federation I” extravaganza at Nippon Gaishi Hall in Nagoya, Japan on Sunday, April 17.

The 5-foot-1, 22-year-old Murata of Ehime, Japan will compete under MMA rules for the first time after amassing a collection of accolades as an amateur wrestler, including three junior Olympic medals.

Murata’s most impressive achievement came in 2011 when she nearly defeated three-time Olympic gold medalist Saori Yoshida during the All-Japan championships.

An MMA student since 2015, Murata has been training under the command of DEEP Featherweight Champion Kazunori Yokota and former DREAM competitor Takeshi Yamazaki, and has been sparring predominantly with male fighters.

Denisova of Cheboksary, Russia will seek her third consecutive win in what will mark her first appearance under the RIZIN FF banner. In her last start onKẹsán 26, she utilized her sharp, aggressive striking arsenal to finish Marina Lvova ni keji yika (:32) of battle with a barrage of punches.

The 25-year-old Denisova gained worldwide recognition for the first time four years ago after fidio surfaced of her defeating a male opponent in an MMA bout.

Owole lati 100,000 yeni, tickets for “Top Presents RIZIN Fighting Federation I” are on sale and can be purchased online at Ticketbis.com.

Ni awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, tele Igberaga FC middleweight asiwaju ati ki prolific gbajumọ Wanderlei "The Axe apaniyan" Silva (35-12-1, 1 NC) yoo egbe soke pẹlu kan Onija lati wa ni kede laipe, ni pataki kan grappling "tag baramu,"Ati ogun a duo wa ninu elegbe Àlàyé, Kazushi Sakuraba, (26-17-1, 2 NC) ati Hideo Tokoro (33-28-2).

Prolific striker and 13-fight UFC veteran Daron Cruickshank (16-8, 1 NC) will collide with submission expert Shinji "Torao Supernova" Sasaki (16-8-3) in a lightweight (155 poun) matchup.

Hard-hitting knockout artists Chris "Huggy Bear" Barnett (14-2) ati Kirill Sidelnikov (8-4) will go to war in a heavyweight battle.

Ni obirin ìmọ àdánù igbese, dara Brazil Jiu-Jitsu aye asiwaju ati obirin MMA heavyweight afojusọna Gabi Garcia (1-0) yoo collide pẹlu meji-akoko Pankration asiwaju Anna Malyukova (1-0).

Recent ricin FF Grand Prix figagbaga semifinalist Theodore Tall (8-3) yoo square si pa pẹlu tele K-1 asiwaju Jaideep "Heart" ọsẹ (2-1 MMA; 40-10, 13 KO ká kickboxing) ni a 216- iwon catchweight ija.

Sambo aye asiwaju Vadim Nemkov (5-1) yoo ya lori undefeated, ibinu-afe striker ati oke Nordic afojusọna "King" Karl Albrektsson (4-0) ni a ina heavyweight (205 poun) tẹ.

Ni a 180-iwon MMA ofin catchweight idije, pupo agbara puncherHisaki Kato (5-2) yoo gba lori elegbe alasepe Yuta "Miiran" Watanabe (19-6-4).

Pada si igbese fun igba akọkọ ni odun marun, olufẹ heavyweight Kazuyuki "OL 'Ironhead" Fujita (15-10), yoo koju to šẹšẹ RIZIN FF Grand Prix figagbaga olusare-soke ati ki o lewu knockout olorin George "Denise" Prochazka (16-3-1).

ni flyweight (125 poun) igbese, ifakalẹ Oga Allan "koro" Ìbí (14-3) yoo tii iwo pẹlu pupa-gbona asiwaju Yuki Motoya (15-4, 1 NC).

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