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SUBRIEL MATIAS CAPTURES VACANT IBF 140-POUND WORLD TITLE WITH FIFTH-ROUND TKO OF JEREMIAS PONCE IN HIGH-OCTANE SHOWTIME® MAIN EVENT SATURDAY NIGHT FROM THE ARMORY IN MINNEAPOLIS

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Minneapolis-Native Jamal James and Super Lightweight Contender Elvis Rodriguez Score Victories in Televised Undercard of Premier Boxing Champions Event

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MINNEAPOLIS – February 26, 2023 -Power-punchingSubriel Matiasshowed why he’s become one of boxing’s most vaunted knockout artists as he stopped the previously unbeatenJeremias Ponceafter five rounds to win the vacant IBF 140-pound World Championship Saturday night live on SHOWTIME from The Armory in Minneapolis headlining a Premier Boxing Champions event.

Puerto Rico’s Matias (19-1, 19 KOs) captured the title in an electric firefight that saw the two top-ranked 140-pounders throw over 800 combined punches in five rounds according to CompuBox. For Matias, the victory culminated a long journey that had him away from his family for nearly a year as he trained in Mexico for his first title opportunity.

“I’m on cloud nine right now,” said Matias. “I don’t think I’ve woken up from this dream. Maybe I can tell you how it feels tomorrow, sed jus nunc, it’s a dream come true. I wanted to work him from the first round on, because I knew he wouldn’t have the same power as me as the fight went on.”

Ponce (30-1, 20 KOs) came out extremely aggressive and looked to swarm Matias early as he threw 96 punches in round one, out landing Matias 28 ad 11. Matias adjusted in round two, closing the distance and smothering Ponce to dull some of his attack while also finding spots for his own short power punches.

“I thought it was an even fight, but one punch can change everything and that’s what happened,” said Ponce. “Subriel is a tough, strong fighter and I knew what he was capable of.”

After landing a powerful left hand that hurt Ponce late in round four, Matias returned determined and sharp in round five, adpulsu 47% of his power punches over the three minutes. In the waning moments of the round, Matiaslanded the decisive blows, a series of head and body shots that badly hurt Matias and put him on the mat.

Ponce was able to make it to his stool, but his corner had seen enough and suggested that the fight be stopped, with the official result coming as a TKO at the end of round five.

“I’m fine now,” said Ponce. “My team knows me, and they made the decision that they had to make. It hurts, but the most important thing is that I’m healthy.”

“I wasn’t really surprised,” said Matias. “Once I saw how his corner reacted. I saw that [Ponce] was hurt. I thought that I was patient in the first four rounds, so I came out with a different approach and mindset in the fifth.”

Post pugnam, with his IBF belt in tow, Matias set his sights on a unification showdown against WBC 140-pound World Champion Regis Prograis.

“Regis Prograis, I’m coming for you,” said Matias. “I’m the world champion now. I promise that I’m coming to hurt you. Prograis likes to talk the talk, but I have that same mentality. Let’s see who prevails. I want him to see that there are people crazier than him in this sport.”

In cooperatione consectetur, Minneapolis-native and welterweight contenderJamal "Shango" James(28-2, 12 KOs) returned from a 16-month layoff to thrill a sold-out hometown crowd and earn a unanimous decision victory after 10-rounds against Argentine OlympianAlbertus Palmetta(18-2, 13 KOs).

“I’m pretty sure everybody can see that layoff affected me,” said James. “I had a lot of rust in me. My legs weren’t sharp, my punches weren’t sharp, but I’m glad I was able to get in there. I liked that because it’s pushing me mentally and it made me step up to the occasion.”

“I thought it was an even fight,"Dixit Palmetta. “I was the aggressor throughout against a former world champion, a taller opponent with longer reach than me.”

In his first action since losing his WBA Welterweight Title to Radzhab Butaev in October 2021, James picked up his fifth career victory at the friendly confines of The Armory. Using his considerable height and reach advantage, James was able to control much of the action and contest the bout on his terms.

“I was trying to adapt,” said James. “I definitely felt like I won the fight but I believe I could’ve done much better. I know that I’m a lot sharper. I know that my endurance is a lot stronger. I just had a lot of time off and my body is still getting back in shape. I’ll be back for sure.”

“I also like to counter, but I ratcheted up the pressure in the second half of the fight,"Dixit Palmetta. “Maybe it looked like Jamal James was superior in the first half because he kept being conservative and countering.”

Palmetta had success countering James but was unable to put together enough combinations or hurt James during the action. James’ edge was reflected on the scorecards, as he out landed Palmetta 193 ad 111, includens 153 ad 102 edge in power punches.

James was also able to use a sharp body attack to keep Palmetta at bay, adpulsu 68 throughout the fight, comparatur ad iustum 20 from Palmetta. In round nine, a sharp right uppercut caused Palmetta to stumble and let to a raucous exchange that stirred James’ hometown fans.

The crowd again rose to their feet as James and Palmetta whipped power punches throughout the final moments of round 10. James kept his perfect record at The Armory intact by wide scores of 99-91 atque 98-92 bis.

“I know I can be a champion again because I was a champion before,” said James. “I have to stay focused. Stay in the gym and back and study this fight – actually, my last two fights – and step it up. Thanks to everybody in Minneapolis for coming and showing me love.”

In telecast opener, super lightweight contenderElvis Rodriguez(14-1-1,12 KOs) overcame a slow start to earn a hard-fought majority decision over the hard-hittingIosephus Adorno(17-2-2, 14 KOs) postquam 10 rounds.

“Ring rust was definitely a factor,"Dixit Rodriguez. “Maybe the struggle was more mental than physical in a way, but the important thing is that I overcame it.”

After a couple of rounds feeling each other out, Adorno was the first to have success, showing a varied attack with hooks to the body and head. He punctuated a strong fourth round with several counter hooks right before the closing bell.

In round five the action began to heat up, with Rodriguez starting to find a home for his offense as well, while still taking consistent return fire from Adorno. Rodriguez would eventually take control of the fight in the seventh round, landing a perfect right hook that badly hurt Adorno. Rodriguez followed up quickly and forced Adorno to the canvas to score the knockdown, although Adorno was able to stay in the fight and make it through the round.

“I thought I had him once I landed that right hook, but he got up,"Dixit Rodriguez. “He’s a warrior and a good fighter… The seventh round was huge, that’s when I truly started to win this fight. I have to give credit to Adorno for being savvy and knowing how to keep his distance before then.”

Rodriguez rode that momentum through the rest of the fight, out landing Adorno 52 ad 33 across rounds seven through 10. The Freddie Roach-trained contender punctuated his victory in the final frame, landing a left that referee Jon Schorle ruled a knockdown, despite the objection from Adorno, who felt he was tripped during the exchange.

After the 10rounds Rodriguez emerged victorious on the judges’ cards, as one score of 94-94 was overruled by tallies of 95-93 atque 97-91. Post-fight, Adorno expressed his belief that his early success was enough for him to earn a better result, while Rodriguez set his sights on the new 140-pound champion Matias.

“I thought the judges were blind,” said Adorno. “I can’t get a win with these judges. I don’t know how you see the fight 97-91. I thought I won every round except the ones he dropped me. He never out worked me at all. I had the jab in his face and was snapping him to the body. He couldn’t do anything. No way he won seven rounds. I thought 94-94 was okay because of the two knockdowns.”

“Like I said yesterday at the weigh-in, bring on the winner of the main event,"Dixit Rodriguez. “And to my people in the Dominican Republic, just know that I’ll be back even bolder and even better next time.”

Prior to the telecast, the SHOWTIME BOXING COUNTDOWN show streamed live on theSHOWTIME SPORTS YouTube channel atqueSHOWTIME Boxing Facebook page and was topped by a welterweight matchup that saw Minneapolis-nativeVe’Shawn Owens(14-3, 12 KOs) score a unanimous decision overKudratillo Abdukakhorov(18-2, 10 KOs) after 10-rounds. Iudicum ustulo erant 99-91, 98-92 atque 97-93.

Streaming action also featured the Ronnie Shields-trainedWillie Jones(9-2, 6 KOs) delivering avicious first-round knockout over the previously unbeatenDerrick Jackson(10-1, 5 KOs) just 1:22 into their welterweight clash, plus sensational super lightweight prospectMickel Spencer(3-0, 2 KOs), with his older brother and unbeaten contender Joey Spencer watching ringside, dismantledMargarito Hernandez(3-5-1) to earn a first-round TKO 2:18 into the fight.

Saturday’s SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXINGtelecast will replay Sunday, February 26 at 9 a.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME and Monday, February 27 at 10 p.m. Et / PT in Showtime In Extremo®. 

Veteran sportscasterBrian Custer hosted the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast while versatile combat sports voiceMauro Ranallohandled blow-by-blow action alongside Hall of Fame analystAl Bernstein tres division mundi fortissimus,Mares Abner. Three Hall of Famers rounded out the telecast team – Emmy® award winning reporterJim Gray, world-renowned ring announcerJimmy Lennon, Jr. and boxing historianSteve Farhood as unofficial scorer. The executive producer was four-time Emmy Award winnerDavid Dinkins, Jr., apudRay Smaltz III et producensMonax McKeanRectificatio. Former junior middleweight world champion andSHOBOX: The New Generation® commentatorRaúl “El Diamante” Marquez and sportscasterLuna Alejandro served as expert analysts in Spanish on Secondary Audio Programming (SUFFODIO). 

The SHOWTIME BOXING COUNTDOWN show was hosted by award-winningMORNING KOMBAT live digital talk-show hostsLuke Thomas atqueBrian Campbell, who also serves as an expert analyst on the popularSHOBOX® series.

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ALBERTO PALMETTA SCORES STUNNING 10TH CIRCUM TKO ERIK VEGA IN PUGNA ARGENTINA vs.. MEXICO in summa rerum SHOBOX: FERIA VI IN NOVAM GENERATIONEM DE SHOWTIME®

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SLOAN, Iowa - November 15, 2019 - 2016 Argentinian Olympii et welter ponderis exspectatio Albertus Palmetta nuper exclamatio punctum in infigo ostentatione posuit, scoring finalis circum TKO invicti purus prospectus Ericus Vega in summa eventum ShoBox: The New Generation Nocte Veneris e Casino WinnaVegas in Sloan, Iowa.



Palmetto (13-1, 9 KOs), qui ex ordinibus amateurs veniebant sicut unus ex maximis expectationibus in caestu Argentinae historiae, comminus pugnam ingentem concursum faciens sopitum Vega (16-1, 9 KOs) ac tandem ad Marcum Nelson interveniente referendarius ducitur 1:03 signum 10th et ultima circuitu. Intrantes quod circum, Palmetta ducebat 87-84 duobus iudicibus scorecards et 86-85 in aliis. (Palmetta KO: https://twitter.com/
ShowtimeBoxing/status/1195578842091532288)



Capping ejus ostentationem eleganti modo, ad XXIX annos Southpaw Palmetta ducitur 30-3 in altiore pugnis et 28-1 in potentia pugnis in decima, augendo ultima ducit ad 170-157 pugnis in altiore et terram 148-24 in potentia pugnis terram.



"Scivi essemus in scorecards","Dixit Palmetta. "Nos non opus est knockout", sed voluimus. Duobus temporibus in pugna eum vulneravi, sed non secutus sum. In 10th, Ego eum super pedes. Fuit bonus sistendum. Factum est."



"Nos non excusamus","Dixit XXIV annos Vega post suam primam vitae amet damnum. "Credo referendarius ius pugnae obturans. Puto me plus exercere necesse est et plura compositiones iactare. Hoc erat magnae doctrinae usus. Ibimus ad tabulam extractionem et revertemur fortius."



In tatem et turbam placeat co-featured praedura palaestrae, Houston Joe George (10-0, 6 KOs) Controversiae scissurae iudicium de multo frequentiore Marcos Escudero (10-1, 9 KOs). Iudices pugna laceratum 97-94 (Cornelius), 97-93 (Cornelius) atque 96-94 (Escudero).



Argentinae Escudero cum crepitu pugna incepit ut his 135 pugnis totalibus coniectus ligatus est septimus, qui semper a CompuBox memoratur in levi pugna gravi. Duro gradu per omne certamen servabat, coniectis 106 pugnis in ultima circum et 911 total pugnis, sed iudices magis impressi a Georgio graviore pulsatione et accuratione superiori. Georgius Escudero sopitus anno nono circumactus fuit ac accurate on 34 sentio de his pugnis total, comparatur ad iustum 19 percent pro Escudero. Numeri expositis prope, ut Escudero terram 177 summa pugnis cum George terram 161.



SHOWTIME in aula Famer analystae Barry Tompkins et Steve Farhood, una cum superiori mundo propugnator Raul Marquez, omnes Escudero in certamine iucunde conciliandos in scorecards.



"Hoc consilium minime miror"," inquit Georgius, qui cooperatus est per septem tempus Pro Bowl Tridentino Williams. "Scivi erat ante cursor". Sciebam iret ad gravere. Nos vestitos eum. Pugnam feci mihi paulo duriorem in funes paulo diutius commorando, sed obtinuit per eam. Id est quod operari et emendare possumus in gymnasio.



"Ego sum vere a 168 tundens ut est ubi proximus ire volumus. Si vult rematch, ei dabimus, sed iam caedimus."



Escudero, qui sex-pugnam vectus est Knockout series intrantes pugnam, in utroque munere et in pugnae interpretatione iudicum frustratus est.



"Non excusat". Job meum non faciunt,"He said. "Ego pugna vicit" 100 percent, sed nullas excusationes a nobis. Quod caestu. Numquam desistas. Tota pars ludi est. Volo a rematch, 100 percent. "



In televisifico apertorio inter duas potentias pugnorum qui se miscuerant 10 primo-per KOs, invictus knockout artifex Amilcar Vidal, Jr. (10-0, 9 KOs) melius eius knockout rate to 90 percent omittendo ante invicto Zach Prieto (9-1, 7 KOs) bis itinere ad primum per sistendum. (VIDAL ME: https://twitter.com/
ShowtimeBoxing/status/119555064225198081)



XXIII annos Vidal, de Montevideo, Uruguay, tabulatum El Paso's Prieto cum rubore sinistra manu cum 30 seconds In ostium per. Cum Prieto pendentem, Vidal officium complevit antequam campana in rotundum foramen sonaret, tumultus pugnorum capped ab hamo ad latus capitis immittens sistendum excitavit a referendario Mark Nelson ad 2:59. Ictus praelium clausit in quo Vidal duxit 22-14 in altiore pugnis et 16-9 in potentia pugnis, inter margines 13-1 in altiore pugnis et 10-1 in potentia pugnis in ultimo momento.



"Ego pugna in gym vicit","Vidal dixit, qui in Civitatibus Foederatis Americae primum pugnabat. "Anulus hac nocte facilis erat propter opus quod fecimus in gym". Habui ludum consilium et perfeci ad perfectionem. Ego consilium habui de hamo sinistro utendi et expectavi opportunum tempus ad aperiendum, quod cum viderem, perfecte illud projeci.



Veneris pugnae a Sampson Boxing in consociatione cum Paco Presentibus promotae sunt. Plenum telecast reddet die Lunae, November 18 at 10 p.m. ET/PT in SHOWTIME EXTREMUM et praesto erunt super SHOWTIME ANYTIME® et Showtime in demanda®.



Hall of Famer Barry Tompkins actionem ab annulo aula Famer Steve Farhood cum conservis suis aula et mundo priore Raul Marquez propugnatorem analystarum peritissimi servientem appellavit. Exsecutiva productorem est Gordon Hall fecit cum eisdem Ricardo et producens Gaughan Rick Phillips dirigens.



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‘Argentinean Lomachenko’ Alberto Melian Returns May 26 to Face Undefeated Sergio Sosa for IBF Latino Super Bantamweight Championship

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On Tuesday, May 26, the fast-tracking of the “Argentinean Lomachenko,” two-time Olympian Alberto “Impacto” Melian (2-0, 2 KOs), will continue in Buenos Aires, when he takes on his undefeated countryman Sergio Sosa (10-0, 3 KOs) for the IBF Latino Super Bantamweight Championship.

 

 

 

Presented by Sampson Boxing, Melian vs. Sosa will headline a night of boxing entitled “Triple Impact on Paternal” that will be televised live on TyC Sports and VTV Uruguay (available in HD) for all of Latin America, The United States and the Caribbean.

 

 

 

After a distinguished amateur career and two Olympic appearances, 28-year-old Melian is off to a sensational start as a professional. In his debut, he knocked out the former world title contender Diego Ricardo Santillan (who entered the ring at 23-2) in quinto circuitu. In his second contest, Melian won the Argentine Super Bantamweight Championship with an eight-round TKO over Julian Aristule (32-8, 16 KOs).

 

 

 

A victory over Sosa will mean his first international championship and bring him one step closer to the world stage.

 

 

 

“Alberto Melian is a star on the rise in boxing,” said his promoter, Sampson Lewkowicz. “Because of his amateur and Olympic experience and his incredible skills, there is no need to take it slow. He is already one of the world’s best 122-lb fighters. He will continue to climb with every fight and should be ready for a world championship fight by next year.”

 

 

 

The co-main event will feature Uruguay’s Caril “El Ratón” Herrera (39-2, 23 KOs) taking on Argentina’s Roman “220 Volts” Reynoso (20-2-2, 9 KOs) in what promises to become a thrilling South American duel. Also appearing on the card will be former Olympian Alberto “Beto” Palmetto (7-1, 3 KOs) in an eight-round welterweight bout against fellow Argentinean Nahuel “El Perfecto” Galessi (12-4-1, 7 KOs).

 

 

 

Starting at 8:20 p.m. (7:20 EST) on TyC Sports, the new edition of “Boxeo de Primera Promocional,” will be begin with an amateur boxing showcase, followed by the professional fights.

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Reynoso to Face Valenzuela for WBC Silver Latino Super Bantamweight Championship on April 1 in Guadalajara, Mexico

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On Saturday, Aprilis 1, at the Arena Jalisco in Guadalajara, México, promoters Eddie Reynoso of Clase y Talento, and Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing will team up to present a night of world-class boxing, televised live on TyC Sports of Argentina.
As part of TyC’s ongoing 25th anniversary celebration of boxing shows, this exciting event will feature a 10-round battle for the WBC Silver Latino Super Bantamweight Championship between Buenos Aires, Argentina’s Roman Ruben Reynoso (19-1-2, 8 KOs) and Sonora, Mexico’s Christian “Molacho” Valenzuela (13-0-1, 8 KOs).
Reynoso has left his native Argentina just twice in his career, but on one of those occasions, fought to a split draw with well-regarded prospect Adam Lopez on ShoBox: The New Generation in July 2016. Like Reynoso, the undefeated Valenzuela has never left his home country, but has stayed busy with 14 fights in his three-year career.
In the chief supporting bout, Argentinean 2016 Summer Olympian Alberto Palmetta will go for his third consecutive victory as a professional against Mexico City’s Luis Montelongo (4-1).
26-year-old Palmetta, a junior middleweight, was one of the most heavily decorated amateurs in his country’s history, in addition to fighting in the 2016 Olympia Aestiva, he won numerous national and international distinctions including the bronze medal at the 2015 Pan American Games. He turned professional in November 2016.
In APERTOR televised, Novato, California via Uruguay’s Rudy Macedo (3-0, 3 KOs) will face also undefeated Leonel Rodriguez of Mexico in a four-round welterweight showdown. The power-punching Macedo was an amateur world champion, PAL champion and five-time Silver Gloves Champion. He is trained by Nonito Donaire Sr.
The event is sponsored by Tecate beer, “cervezas con carácter.”
“I am proud to be part of this event and to be helping TyC celebrate their anniversary,” dicta Sampson Lewkowicz. “They have done a tremendous service to boxing throughout their history. Thank you to my esteemed partner, Eddie Reynoso, as well. I’m looking forward to a great night of fights for the fans in Mexico, Argentina and around the world to enjoy.”

Five more exciting bouts are scheduled for the untelevised undercard.
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Sergio Martinez’s Maravillabox and Sampson Boxing Sign Co-Promotional Agreement with Argentinean Amateur Star Alberto Palmetta

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Former world champion Sergio Martinez of Maravillabox Promotions and Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing proudly announcing they have reached a co-promotional deal with Argentinean 2016 Summer Olympian Alberto Palmetta.
26-year-old Palmetta, a junior middleweight, is one of the most heavily decorated amateurs in his country’s history. Post incipiens ad pugilatu age 14, Palmetta had 112 amateur fights and went on to win numerous national and international distinctions including the bronze medal at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto and participating in the most recent Olympics.
Natus in Buenos Aires, Palmetta was also the captain of the Argentinean national team and was considered a top-10 prospect in the world at his weight. He has been recognized by his home country several times, including being designated and “Illustrious Sportsman by the municipality of San Isidro where he now lives and the 2015 Firpo Award as the best amateur boxer in Argentina.
Palmetta is schedule to make his professional debut on November 18, in Catamarca against an opponent to be confirmed.
“I feel my promoters will be looking to bring me to the United States to fight against the best in the world,” said Palmetta. “This is what I told them I want more than anything.”
Former champ Martinez says he’s happy the heavily sought-after Palmetta chose to go with him and Sampson Boxing.
“I am honored to be working with this talented boxer. The fact that he chose my company gives me tremendous pride and I will do everything I have to for him to become a champion.”
Lewkowicz, one of boxing’s great judges of talent dating back many years, says Palmetta will be an important part of his company’s plans in the coming years.

“This is a fighter with tremendous talent,” dixit Lewkowicz, who is credited with discovering a then-unknown Manny Pacquiao. “Alberto Palmetta is a name everyone in boxing will know in a few years, both in Argentina and around the world. The boxing fans in the United States are going to love the way he fights. I’m very exited to be part of this.”