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Zab Hura Headlines Po o GCP Mekemeke i te Space i te ave i runga i Mahuru 10

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I Rāpare, Mahuru 10, kaiwhakatairanga Greg Cohen o Greg Cohen Whakatairanga me Whakatairanga Super Hura, i roto i te feohi ki Whakatairanga GH3 me Winner Rawiri Schuster o Tangohia Productions katoa, Ka haere tonu GCP o “Championship mekemeke” raupapa ki te hui-ao o te piha, kotahi ano i te Space i te ave i te ave, New York.
I roto i te 10-a tawhio noa super Kōmāmā hui matua te po o te, five-time world champion and former Undisputed World Welterweight Champion Zab “Super” Hura (42-9, 29 Koó) o Brooklyn, New York, Ka fehangahangai Florida, mā Barranquilla, Colombia’s Hevinson Herrera (18-11-1, 12 Koó).
Tenei whawhai tuatahi o Hura ki raro i tona kara GCP tahi-whakatairanga hou ka waiho. Ka titiro te toa mana o mua ki te hoki ki o te pai o te ao i roto i te wehenga i te ranunga tiki ki te wikitoria mīharo.
I roto i te hui tahi-matua, women’s multiple-time world champion Amanda “Ko te Deal Real” Serrano (24-1, 18 Koó) o Brooklyn e fehangahangai South Carolina o anahera Gladney (8-11, 6 Koó) i roto i te ono tekau e ono-rounder.
Utu tīkiti e i Golden Ringside: $150, Ringside: $125 me te Urunga General: $60 a e wātea ana i Ticketmaster.com me ngā wāhi Ticketmaster katoa, thespaceatwestbury.com, te Space i Office Pouaka te ave:516.283.5566, ranei i karanga i te tari GCP: 212.851.6425.
Na i roto i te pāngia matua tautoko, Queens, New York o “Tikanga” Joe Greene (26-1, 17 Koó) tonu tona huaki i runga i te wehenga whitu ki tona a'ee tuarua i roto i nga marama e rua, tenei tetahi he e ono-a tawhio noa whitu super whawhai vs. TBA.
Ano, hira New York whitu teina Tommy “Ko te Heu” Rainone (23-6, 5 Koó) Ka haere ono rauna ki a Mexico Francisco Javier Reza (14-14, 11 Koó); i nguha nui Ihu “Chuy” Gutierrez (13-0-1, 4 Koó) ka haere ono i roto i te wehenga super Kōmāmā ki TBA o Las Vegas.
I runga i te undercard, A Miami Steve Geffrard (12-2, 7 Koó) ka titiro ki te haere tonu tana pūkenga toa 12-whawhai ki a Newark Cory Cummings (18-9, 13 Koó) i roto i te marama taumahamaha 8-rounder; New York o Dave Meloni (3-1, 1 KO) Ka tangohia te 17-whawhai hōia Mika Manga o Cincinatti i roto i te whitu super wha; tūturu whitu super Bienvenido Diaz (2-0, 2 Koó) o Prospect Park, New Jersey, mā te Dominican ka fehangahangai Pineamine Burgos (2-12) o Maunga Pocono, Pennsylvania, i runga i wha iti iho ranei rauna; a o Philadelphia Samuel Teah (6-1, 2 Koó) Ka haere e wha rauna super Kōmāmā ki a Newark Rashad Bogar (4-5-1, 2 Koó).
“Kua fiefia ki te kia mahi ahau ki a Zab Hura, a Rawiri Schuster, me te taea ki te kawe i te kāri tāpae taua ki te Space i te ave,” Na ka mea a Greg Cohen. “To tatou he superstar tane i roto i te Zab me te superstar wahine i roto i Amanda Serrano i runga i tetahi whakaatu, me etahi contenders runga i roto i te mahi, me etahi rohe ki runga-a-tonutia ana. Ko te he hui faahiahia a Au whakakake ki te hoatu i te pane GCP runga reira ahau.”
Kei te tautoko tēnei takahanga hui e te ave Jeep Chrysler Dodge Rame, The Red Roof Inn Plus and Modell’s Sporting Goods. Kei te Space i ave i 250 Post Ave i te ave, New York (Waea: 516.283.5566). I te po whawhai, tatau tuwhera i 6 pm me te a'ee tuatahi ko i 7 pm.
Mō Greg Cohen Whakatairanga
Ko e taha o pūeru whakatairanga pirimia o te mekemeke, Greg Cohen Whakatairanga (GCP) Ko te ingoa pai-te whakaute mō te atamira-ao o te piha haapiiraa ngā kaupapa mekemeke ngaio, me te whakatairanga i whawhai ngaio whiriwhiri i roto i te ao.
Kua kaiwhakarewa me te CEO Greg Cohen kua whai wāhi ki te mekemeke ngaio i roto i te ngā aravihi mai te mutunga o nga 1980, Papatūānuku tona mahi me te whakatakoto ia ano he kaipakihi mekemeke te ao murere.
Kitea e tona kaha ki te wahi, a ka whakawhanake taranata mata, Cohen tuatahi hanga matua whakatairanga mo tona arata'iraa mohio o, i roto i te tokomaha noa atu, mua WBA Junior whitu Champion Austin “No te feaa” Taraute, o tei tauturu i Cohen aratohu i unknown 'amanaki New Mexico ki te whiriwhiri taumata superstar utu-ia-tirohanga.
I tua atu ki te Taraute, Kua mahi Greg Cohen Whakatairanga ki te ingoa whakapumautia pērā i te toa kotahi, e rua-wā taumahamaha o mua Hasim “Ko te Kamaka” Rahman me-wa-nui katoa maha-taimaha ao o te piha toa James “Rama Out” Toney.
Cohen whakatairanga maha toa ao, me te superstar mekemeke Zab Hura tēnei wā, superstar wahine o mekemeke Amanda Serrano, me te toa mua ao Kendall Holt, me te contenders ao-tauanga o nāianei tae atu runga Cruiserweight tūturu Lateef Kayode, -wā roa whitu whiriwhiri “Tikanga” Joe Greene, Kōmāmā artist KO Ihimaera Barroso, runga mā super Arash Usmanee, Canadian hero Kōmāmā me te TV mahi Tony Luis; WBA rima-wa Irish National Amateur Champion, Dennis Hogan; me amanaki Kōmāmā Ahitereiria Josh Kingi.
Kua whakahaeretia Greg Cohen Whakatairanga ngā mekemeke-ao o te piha i roto i te wāhi pai rawa puta noa i te United States me te ao, me te hoki whakapehapeha kua whakaratohia taranata ihirangi me / ranei mo e rave rahi whatunga pouaka tae CBS Sports Whatunga, HBO, Showtime, ESPN, NBC Sports Whatunga, CBS Sports Whatunga, MAORI a FOX Sports Net.
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Undefeated Super Middleweight Derrick “Tangohia te reira ki te Bank” Webster back in action on TONIGHT in Memphis

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Nopo, Tennessee ( Kia 29, 2015)— TONIGHT at the W.C. Handy Pavilion in Memphis, Tennessee, undefeated Super Middleweight, Derrick “Take it to the Bank” Webster will make his first start of 2015 when he takes on William Johnson in a six-round bout that is part of a card that will be televised live on CBS Sports Network.
Webster is promoted by GH3 Promotions and Greg Cohen Promotions.
Webster o Glassboro, New Jersey e ha lekooti o 18-0 ki 9 knockouts and has not been sitting idle during the six months he has not been in the ring.
“Kua Training kua nui. We had some dates moved on us, so we stayed at home for camp. We used a lot of different sparring partners and I have a new strength and conditioning coach. I did a lot of new things such as running the bleachers, some great ab work as well, ” said Webster.
Webster has been no stranger to layoffs as guys are not running fast to face the 6’4″ inch southpaw who has displayed good boxing ability and power.
“It frustrates me but I have been dealing with it my whole career. I know I should be a lot further along but now I have promoters and managers (D & D Management) that should help ease that problem. Na me i roto i te ngakau, I can’t wait to see what is to come.”
In Johnson, Webster is fighting a guy with a pedestrian record but that was not by choice.
“It is hard to get up for this opponent. We had at least 12 guys turn down the fight for one reason or another. There is nothing I can do to make guys fight me. I am just going into this fight to get a win and start fighting the upper echelon guys. I think I will come right back in July and we will be fighting for some regional titles.”
“I appreciate the support. I love my family and fans. This fight will end in a knockout. I am glad I can display this on national television and the world will finally recognize what they have been missing and that is that I am the best southpaw in boxing.”
GH3 Whakatairanga ngā tūturu whitu Antoine Douglas, Super whitu o Jerry Odom & Derrick Webster, undefeated Super Bantamweight Adam Lopez as well as Boxcino Jr. Toa whitu tekau John Thompson, tūturu Welterweight Jerrell Harris,tūturu Super whā Qa'id Muhammad, tūturu ono tekau Oscar Bonilla, Taumahamaha Natu Visinia me Light Heavyweight Lavarn Harvell ki te GH3 Whakatairanga eu.
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Lightweight Contender Tony Luis to Serve on Broadcast Commentary Team on CBS Sports Network, tenei Rāmere, Kia 29 i roto i te Nopo

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Several local favorites will be showcased on the night’s undercard. I te po whawhai, doors open @ 6:00 pm. The live television telecast will run from 10 pm ki 12 am EST on CBS Sports Network. Mō ētahi atu pārongo, torongawww.gcpboxing.com.
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GCP Signs Fighting Serrano Sisters to Exclusive Promotional Contracts

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Greg Cohen o Greg Cohen Whakatairanga, in association with David Schuster’s Winner Take All Productions, proudly announces the signing of Brooklyn via Puerto Rico’s fighting Serrano sisters, Amanda and Cindy to exclusive promotional contracts.

The heavily decorated family duo made boxing history in 2013 when both sisters held Universal Boxing Federation titles in the same super featherweight division.

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

Older sister, Cindy “Checkmate” Serrano (22-5-3, 10 Koó), fought to a draw for the Women’s International Boxing Association World Featherweight Championship in 2005 and has gone on to win the Women’s International Boxing Association International Lightweight, Universal Boxing Federation Super Featherweight International and Universal Boxing Federation Super Featherweight World Championships. The 32-year-old orthodox fighter turned professional in 2003 after winning the 2003 Empire State Games Tournament as an amateur. Cindy Serrano was unbeaten in her first 16 bouts as a professional.

Both Serrano sisters are currently ranked in world’s top ten at super featherweight: Amanda is #1 and Cindy is #8 and both work with dedicated, no nonsense trainer Jordan Maldonado, who has been a key catalyst to their success.

“These are two of the best female fighters to ever lace up the gloves,” said a happy Greg Cohen. “I am honored to be working with them and we’ve got big plans for them. They are a history-making fighting family and both sisters still have plenty of fight left in them. This is a huge acquisition for my company.”

“I’ve been working with Jordan and the girls for years. These are two of the toughest women in pro boxing today. I am very excited to see them involved with GCP!” said David Schuster.