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MAX ORNELAS vs. TONY LOPEZ Vacant WBA NABA United States Bantamweight Championship

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Rāhoroi po, April 20, 2018 ● Cox Pavilion ● Las Vegas, Nevada
Unbeaten bantamweight prospect
“The Baby-Faced Assassin” Max Ornelas
Preparing to fight crime and opponents
Headlines April 20 on UNLV campus vs.
Stablemate Tony Lopez for vacant
WBA NABA United States title

Airing live on beIn Sports from Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas

(Pictures by Manny “Mitts’ Murillo. Whakatairanga RJJ mekemeke)
Las Vegas (March 22, 2018) — Unbeaten bantamweight prospect “The Baby-Faced Assassin” Max Ornelas (10-0-1, 4 Koó) goes from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas classroom into an on-campus ring at Cox Pavilion on April 20th to take on his Roy Jones Jr, (RJJ) Boxing Promotions stablemate, Dallas challenger Tony Lopez (12-3, 4 Koó), in the 10-round main event for the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) North American Boxing Association (NABA) bantamweight title.
Ornelas vs. Lopez, presented RJJ Boxing Promotions, will air live on beIN Sports, tīmata i 10 p.m. AND / 7 p.m. PT.
“I’ve watched Max come up in the rankings and as his confidence and power have grown,” co-promoter Roy Jones, JR. mea. “The way he has represented his hometown and my stable is remarkable. Na, to witness him fight in front of his fellow UNLV student body, I know he will exude humbleness for RJJ, UNLV and Las Vegas.”
The Las Vegas-born Ornelas was 38-5 hei runaruna, highlighted by a bronze-medal winning performance at the National PAL Championships, ranked as high as No 2 in the United States in the 123-pound division.
RJJ Boxing Promotions immediately put Ornelas on the fast track from the start. He was late for the official weigh in of his June 10, 2016 pro debut because of his high school graduation, turned 18 the day after his first fight, and later signed an exclusive promotional contract with RJJ on the following Rāhina.
The lone blemish on his otherwise perfect pro record is a two-round technical draw against 6-0 Leopoldo Martinez, which Ornelas avenged three months later i roto i te rematch, stopping Martinez in the fifth round. In his most recent fight last November, Ornelas was in his fist 10-round bout, headlining on beIN Sports from Sloan, Iowa, in which Ornelas won a 10-round unanimous decision over veteran Nick Otieno (31-11).
“I love what RJJ Boxing Promotions has done for me,” WBA N0. 14-rated Ornelas spoke about his accelerated pace. “I’m only 19 but they’ve shown that they trust me. They gave me seven fights in six months, making it much quicker for a world title fight. The rest is up to me.”
Ornelas (whakaaturia ki te mahue) is familiar with Mexico-born Lopez, ko wai te he 2012 Ft. Worth Golden Gloves champion, having fought on the same card twice in Las Vegas and Arizona. “He’s a southpaw with a cocky style that’s hard to defend,” Ornelas remarked, “but my speed and smarts in the ring will beat him. I think we’ll box a few rounds, like a chess match to open the fight, but I’ll open-up in the middle rounds and take him out in the sixth, seventh or eighth round.
“This will be my toughest fight yet. He’s more experienced. This is going to be a good fight with a title on the line. An impressive win is going to open up more doors for me.”
Ornelas’ parents insisted that Max would have to attend college if he turned pro. He balances his life as a UNLV sophomore, majoring in criminal justice, with that of a prize fighter. Fighting at home, on the UNLV campus in front of family, friends and fellow students, pumps up the affable Ornelas.
“When I’m not training, I’m in school or studying,” Ornelas explained. “I’ve handled things well. I’m disciplined and like to stay busy. I’ll stay in school and keep fighting until I graduate. I’ll probably cut back my workload, ahakoa, when I’m training for a world title fight.
“I’m really excited about fighting at home. I’ll have a lot of people there supporting me. I like pressure and my adrenalin will be pumping. Because of my weight class, I realize that I will need to travel to other countries to fight for titles, but it’s always exciting for me to fight at home in Las Vegas (this will be his sixth pro fight in Las Vegas).”
Former WBA junior featherweight Rico “Suavacito” Ramos (28-5, 13 Koó) squares off against Mexican featherweight Daniel “El Chato” Noreiga (30-11, 15 Koó), a former WBA Fedecentro super flyweight titlist, i roto i te waru-a tawhio, co-featured event on beIN Sports.
Opening the televised portion of this loaded card is the much-anticipated professional debut of Uzbekistan-native Elnur Abduraimov, now fighting out of Las Vegas, who was a bronze medalist at the 2015 World Amateur Championships, as well as a 2015 Asian Amateur Boxing Championships winner. The gifted Uzbek will be in a six-round bout versus an opponent to soon be determined.
In a pair of eight-round fights, Australian junior middleweight and past world title challenger, Tommy “The Titan” Browne (35-7-2, 13 Koó), tutaki Carlos Hernandez (15-17, 12 Koó), o Puerto Rico, while unbeaten World Boxing Council (WBC) United States welterweight champion Jimmy “Quiet Storm” Williams (14-0-1, 5 Koó) faces TBA. Williams is a former college football player from New Haven, Connecticut.
Fighting on the undercard in six-rounders are Las Vegas welterweights Kevin Johnson (4-0, 4 Koó) vs. TBA, and undefeated Roy Jones protégé Shady Gamhour (6-0, 5 Koó), a Swedish middleweight now living in Jones’ hometown of Pensacola, Florida.
In four-round action are Russian middleweight Pete Khamukov (1-0, 1 KO) vs. TBA, Taumahamaha te marama Russian Vyacheslav Barsukov (4-0, 3 Koó) vs. TBA and pro-debuting Las Vegas junior lightweight Jaime Gomez vs. Ivan Ortiz (1-0-1, 1 KO), o Los Angeles.
He whawhai me whawhai katoa raro ki te huringa.
“With Ornelas vs Lopez,” co-promoter Keith Veltre tāpiri, “fans are going to watch a great battle in every sense of the word. They’re two aggressive fighters who will surely entertain fans on April 20th.
“This card is filled with heavy hitters, power punchers and body shot artists. People are going to walk away feeling the pain of each loss and ready to celebrate all of the victories.”
Utu Tickets e i $100.00 Ringside, $40.00 Reserved Seating & $25.00 Te kuhu General, and available to purchase online at http://www.unlvtickets.com/eventInfo/spe/687/ornelas-vs-lopez/Taxes and fees apply to all sold tickets.
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‘Great Lakes King’ Ja’Rico O’Quinn to Face Kenya’s Nick Otieno This Friday in Warren, Michigan

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2018 is shaping up to be an important year in the budding boxing career of undefeated Detroit-based bantamweight Ja’Rico “The Great Lakes King” O’Quinn.
“I’m looking to make my TV debut this year,” said O’Quinn, finishing up training for Rāmere o whawhai. “Mai i reira, the sky is the limit. When I get on TV, I’m going to looks so good I’ll become an attraction that people want to see again and again.”
Tenei Rāmere, February 23, on a show called “WAR IN WARREN,” at DeCarlo’s Banquet and Convention Center in Warren, Michigan, O’Quinn (7-0-1, 5 Koó) will kick off the year by facing Kenyan veteran Nick “Kanyankole” Otieno (31-12, 13 Koó) in a six-round showcase.
“Haere pai Training,” he continued. “I’m putting the finishing touches on camp and making sure my weight is good. I know Otieno is a tough veteran who’s not coming to lay down. He’ll put up a good fight and I’m pretty sure he’s got some veteran tactics he’ll try to use in there. I’ll use my youth and skills to come out on top.”
A former number-one ranked national amateur champion, O’Quinn turned professional in 2015 and soon signed with the ever-growing promotional stable of Dmitriy Salita. Flashy and quick-fisted with good power, O’Quinn’s popularity with hometown fans seems to grow with every impressive performance.
“It’s a great feeling. I get a lot of love in Detroit. They chant my name. The crowd loves it. If you can make it out of Detroit, you can make it out of anywhere.”
O’Quinn says he won’t predict what will specifically happen against Otieno, only that he will continue to build his name.
“If it goes the distance, I see myself being dominant and showcasing my talents and skills for all six rounds. If it doesn’t go the distance, I’ll show them what I can do for a while and then get him out of there.”

 

 

 

 

 

Tikiti hoki “WAR IN WARREN” E utu i $35/$65/$100 a e wātea ana mā te karanga 313.655.7631. I te po whawhai, doors at 7 pm. Action starts at 8. DeCarlo’s is located at 6015 Na 10 Mile in Warren.
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COMBATE ONGO ◊AMELIKÁ tohu tuatahi-ATU, TUARIMA-Tuhinga WORLD BOXING Tuhinga Amanda Serrano

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E rima-wehenga toa mekemeke te ao Amanda “Ko te Deal Real” Kua hainatia Serrano he motuhake, whakaaetanga whakatairanga tau-maha ki Combate Amerika, ka inumia te ki te hanga i tona tuatahi MMA i Maehe.

Pauna-hoki-pauna whakaturia mekemeke Phenom ki te hanga ia nui-tūmanako
MMA debut for world’s premier Hispanic MMA sports franchise

 

NEW YORK - January 11, 2018 - ua faaite Combate Amerika i tenei ra te hainatanga o rima-wehenga toa mekemeke ao, tae atu kingi World Mekemeke Organization (WBO) whā (118 pauna) toa, Amanda "Ko te mahi Real" Serrano (Mekemeke: 34-1-1, 26 KO o; MMA: 0-0) ki te motuhake, whakaaetanga whakatairanga tau-maha.

 

 

Ko te toa wahine anake i roto i te hītori me te anake te whakataetae Puerto Rican ake ki te riro rima taitara ao i roto i wehenga taimaha rerekē e rima, te Serrano-tau 29-tau i whanau nei i roto i Carolina, Puerto Rico me whawhai i roto o Brooklyn, N.Y., ka meinga Mixed ona Arts hōia (MMA) tuatahi i roto i te La Jaula, te whare herehere Combate Amerika, i runga i te rā o Maehe ki te kia kauwhautia hohoro.

 

 

"E hiamo matou ki te kawea mai Amanda Serrano, tetahi o superstars tino whakaongaonga o te mekemeke ki te familia Combate Amerika, ka titiro atu ki te whakatakoto ia i runga i te atamira ao e ko te taonga hākinakina pirimia i roto i 21 whenua e korero Spanish ao,"Ka mea a Combate Americas Tumu Campbell McLaren.

 

 

Serrano, he tihi 10 pauna-hoki-pauna toa, ka haere tonu ia, takatū ana mahi mekemeke i raro i te whakatairanga o DiBella whakangahau, ka ngana ki te riro i te kaipara tuatahi i roto i te hītori ki te wā kotahi mau taitara ao i roto i te MMA me te mekemeke.

 

 

riro Serrano tona taitara nui tuatahi ao, te International mekemeke Federation (IBF) karauna mā whitu super, i tika 22 tau, ki te nanakia, tuarua-a tawhio knockout o Kimberly Connor i runga i Mahuru 10, 2011.

 

 

kua mai haea ia i roto i nga rarangi o whawhai i roto i te tahi atu wehenga taimaha wha, mai i whā ki Kōmāmā (135 pauna), me tino tata piro te TKO a tawhio tuatahi i runga i Marilyn Hernandez i runga i Noema 4, 2017.

 

 

faauruhia Serrano i ki whiti ki te ao o MMA i toa ao mutu Miesha Tate, e kua mai hei tahi-kaiwhakahaere o Serrano.

 

 

Kei te haere mai atu Combate Amerika he tau kara, te whakaputa whakatauranga pouaka whakaata faahiahia i roto i te US, Mexico ko Spain, tae atu i te rua ngā kaupapa tuatahi Telemundo MMA i hītori e hangaia nga whakataunga rawa o tetahi reo Pāniora MMA whakaatu i roto i te U.S. i roto i te raumati, me te hinga o 2017, a ko te hunga i 6.9 miriona kaimätakitaki mō te kotahi wāhanga o tona raupapa pouaka whakaata ia wiki i runga i TV Azteca i Mexico.
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WOMAN WILL MAKE HISTORY AS YOUNGEST MMA COMPETITOR EVER IN MAINE

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Kia tukuna tonutia atu: Portland, Maine (August 30, 2017) -mo Ingarangi whawhai (Nef) will make its long-awaited debut in Portland onRāmere, Whiringa 3, 2017 at Aura with “Nef 31: The Old Port.” I mua i teie mahana, the fight promotion announced the addition of an amateur mixed-martial-arts bout to the card. Jayda “Lil Killah” Bailey (0-0) Kei te whakaritea ki te kanohi Danae Dostie (0-0) in a female bantamweight contest.

Bailey, a senior at Hermon High School in Hermon, Maine, will turn 18 (the legal minimum age for one to compete in MMA in Maine) a mere eight days before the fight, thereby making her the youngest person in history to ever compete in a regulated MMA fight in the state. She has trained in the martial arts since the age of four and has been a member of Young’s MMA in Bangor since age twelve. Bailey also wrestles for Bucksport High School as Hermon does not have a team. I te tau o 15, she traveled to New Mexico to train at the world famous Jackson Wink MMA Academy where she worked with the likes of former UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Holly Holm (11-3). Bailey regularly competes in Jiu-Jitsu tournaments throughout the New England region.

“I’ve been wanting to fight for as long as I can remember,” Said Bailey. “November 3rd will be the day I can showcase what I have, and begin my career with a bang.”

Standing opposite Bailey in the cage will be a fellow amateur debut in the form of Danae Dostie. Dostie is a graduate of Fryeburg Academy High School in Fryeburg, Maine where she was a standout athlete on the track and field team. She currently serves as a member of the military police with the Maine Army National Guard. Dostie represents Kenney’s MMA of Lisbon, Maine.

“I’m very excited for my first fight in NEF,” said Dostie. “It will be fun to see how this fight goes. I know either way I will learn a lot.”

hui whakauru-hōia-toi muri o NEF, “Nef 31: The Old Port,” will see the company debut in Portland, Maine at the brand new, state-of-the-art venue Aura. The event is scheduled to take place on Rāmere, Whiringa 3, 2017. He tīkiti i runga i te hoko inaianei i www.auramaine.com.

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Christian Carto remains perfect with 2nd round stoppage in front of sold out crowd at SugarHouse Casino

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Spring defeats previously undefeated Wilson

Montano remains undefeated with stoppage over Kirby
DuBose defeats Crespo in thriller

Taylor decisions Floyd

Sanchez stops Whitmore

Justice & Minor win pro debuts
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Philadelphia, Penn. (August 14, 2017)–Tenei mua Rāmere po, Christian Carto thrilled a sold out SugarHouse Casino, and kept his perfect knockout streak in-tact as he stopped Phillip Adyaka in round two of their scheduled six-round bantamweight contest that headlined a terrific ten-bout card that was promoted by King’s Promotions.
The card was televised throughout the United States LIVE on Eleven Sports.
Carto of Philadelphia used his superior skills to dominate and swell the left eye of Adyaka. As Carto continued to pummel Adyaka, referee Gary Rosato had no choice but to rescue Adyaka at 2:43 o te a tawhio noa e rua.
Carto, 118.8 lbs of Philadelphia is now 11-0 ki 11 knockouts. Adyaka, 118.8 lbs of St. Paora, Minnesota is now 7-10.
“I took my time, and I did not want to rush anything,” said Carto. “I am looking forward to being challenged. I love performing in front of my fans that come to see,” finished Carto, who had a massive cheering section at SugarHouse Casino to root him to the victory.
In the televised main event, Erik Spring ran his unbeaten streak to six in a row as he took a six-round majority decision over previously undefeated David Wilson in a junior middleweight bout.
After a close opening two rounds, Spring was able to get his shots off 1st and won by scores of 58-56 rua me te 57-57.
“Ko reira he whawhai nui, He was a tough a opponent, and a great boxer. I think I pulled it out in the last three rounds,” said Spring. “I think I established the jab in the 1st round. He wasaggressive in the next two rounds, and I took over in the last three rounds. I defeated another undefeated fighter, and it was a good step-up, but I have things to work on.”
Spring, 153 lbs of Reading, PA is 10-1-2. Wilson, 156 lbs o New Haven, CT Ko 5-1-1.
In a shocking upset, Elvin Sanchez came back after a three-year layoff to score a stunning 2nd round stoppage over Khalib Whitmore in a cruiserweight.
Sanchez dropped Whitmore with a vicious left hand that sent Whitmore face-first bouncing off the canvas. Somehow Whitmore was able to get to his feet, but a hard combination sent Whitmore to the ropes, and the bout was called off at 1:54,
Sanchez, 195.9 lbs of Paterson, Nj Ko 8-3-1 ki ono knockouts. Whitmore, 202,5 lbs of Philadelphia is 6-2.
Antonio DuBose used a 2nd round knockdown to springboard himself to a tough six-round unanimous decision over Josh Crespo in a super featherweight bout.
DuBose, 127 lbs of Philadelphia won by scores of 60-53 rua me te 58-55 ki te whakaara i tana tohu ki te 9-2-1. Crespo, 126.4 lbs o New Haven, CT Ko 7-5-3.
Marquis Taylor pitched a shutout and won a six-round unanimous decision over Vincent Floyd in a welterweight bout.
Taylor, 147.6 lbs of Houston, TX win by scores of 60-54 i runga i ngā kāri katoa, a ko te inaianei 7-1. Floyd, 147.8 lbs of Philadelphia is 3-3-1.
Brandon Robinson scored a vicious 2nd round stoppage over Shane Pearson in a scheduled six-round super middleweight bout.
Robinson landed a booming right hand that sent Pearson down and out at 25 seconds of the 2nd frame. Robinson, 166.6 lbs of Philadelphia is 5-1 ki e wha knockouts, Pearson, 166.7 lbs of Statesville, NC he 2-2.
Shamsuddeen Justice made a successful pro debut by stopping late-replacement Tito Gosalves in the final round of their four-round super lightweight bout..
Ko te wa o te mutu, ko 2:11 for Justice, 145.5 lbs of Philadelphia. Gosalves, 148 lbs of Philadelphia is 0-3.
Kashon Hutchinson o te Reading, PA won a four round unanimous decision over Demetrius Williams in a super lightweight bout.
Hutchinson, 142.9 lbs won all cards 39-37, a ko te inaianei 3-3. Williams, 143.8 lbs of of Philadelphia is 1-3.
Jerrod Minor stopped Steven Lopez in the 4th and final round of their bantamweight bout.
The time of the finish was 2:34 for Minor, 116.5 lbs of Philadelphia, a ko te inaianei 1-0. Lopez, 113.2 lbs of Philadelphia is 0-2.
Christian Montano scored three-knockdowns en-route to a 1st round stoppage over Dameron Kirby in their light heavyweight bout.
The time was 2:25 for Montano, 181.4 lbs of Houston, TX, a ko te inaianei 2-0 ki e rua knockouts. Kirby, 178.6 lbs of Washington, DC was making his pro debut.
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KIng’s Promotions will have shows on Rātū, September 19th i te Sands Peterehema Takahanga Center .
Rāmere, September 29th i te 2300 Arena i roto i te South Philadelphia.
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Undefeated Bantamweight Christian Carto to appear in new main event on Friday, August 11th at The SugarHouse Casino

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Carto to battle Phillip Adyaka
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Philadelphia, Penn. (Hōngongoi 26, 2017)–Undefeated bantamweight knockout artist, Christian Carto will headline a nine-bout card at the SugarHouse Casino i runga i Rāmere, August 11th.
Whakatairangatia ana te whakaaturanga e Whakatairanga King o.
Carto, Ka tangohia i runga i Phillip Adyka (7-9, 4 KO o) o St. Paora, Minnesota in the six-round featured bout.
Carto of Philadelphia has a record of 10-0 with all of his wins coming via knockout.
Te 20 year-old continues to step up in competition, and he has looked more impressive with each outing.
Carto has kept extremely busy as he fought all ten of his bouts in under a year, with his latest being a 1st round stoppage over Juan Guzman on June 30th in Atlantic City.
“I don’t know much about Adyka. I know he likes to come forward,” said Carto, who has been training in Los Angeles at the Wild Card Gym and has been sparring with world champions.
When asked about his knockout streak, Carto said he does not go in looking for the early stoppage.
“I don’t go in looking for the knockout. I just go out there to box and pick my shots, and if the stoppage comes, mai te reira.”
When Carto gets back to Philadelphia, he will be performing in front of a fan base that is one of the best in the Philadelphia region.
“It’s good to get a ton of support, and I enjoy performing in front of them.”
When asked about the busy schedule, Carto leaves it up to his team, which includes his his father Frank and brother Frankie.
“I just train for one fight at a time, and my team tells me that when I am going to fight, I just go back in the gym, but I do want to stay active.”
I roto i te pāngia e ono-a tawhio:
Erik Spring (9-1-2, 1 KO) o te Reading, Ka tangohia PA i runga i David Wilson (5-0-1, 1 KO) o New Haven, CT in a junior middleweight bout.
Brandon Robinson (4-1, 3 KO) o Philadelphia, Ka whawhai PA Shane Pearson (2-1, 2 Koó) of Staesville, NC in a super middleweight affair.
Khalib Whitmore (6-1, 5 Koó) of Philadelphia returns in a cruiserweight fight against Elvin Sanchez (7-3-1, 5 Kos) o Paterson, Nj
Antonio DuBose (8-2-1, 2 Koó) o Philadelphia whawhai Josh Crespo (7-4-3, 3 Koó) o New Haven, CT in a super featherweight tussle.
Marquis Taylor (6-1) o Houston, TX takes on Vincent Floyd (3-2-1, 2 Koó) of Philadelphia in a welterweight contest.
I roto i te pāngia e wha-a tawhio:
Shamsuddeen Justice ka meinga tona tuatahi pro o Philadelphia ki Jack Grady (0-6-1) o Buffalo, NY in a super lightweight bout.
Demetrius Williams (1-2) o Philadelphia e tangohia i runga i Kashon Hutchinson (2-3, 1 KO) o te Reading, PA in a super lightweight fight.
Jerrod Minor of Philadelphia will make his pro debut against fellow Philadelphian Steven Lopez (0-1) in a bantamweight fight.
He tīkiti i runga i te hoko mo te $100, $75, $50, and can be purchased at SugarHouseBoxing.eventbrite.ki
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Adam Lopez and LeRoy Davila looking to rebound this Friday as part of ShoBox: Ko te New Generation Quadrupleheader

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E ora i runga i SHOWTIME, Rāmere, Hōngongoi 14, 10 p.m. AND/PT
From Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Okla.
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NEW YORK (Hōngongoi 11, 2017) – Tenei Rāmere night two members of the GH3 Promotions stable are looking to get back in the win column in highly anticipated bouts as part of a quadrupleheader on ShoBox: The New Generation on Rāmere, Hōngongoi 14 ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/PT, roa i runga i te Tai Te Hau-ā-uru) i Buffalo Run Casino i roto i te Miami, Okla.
Arama Lopez (16-1-1, 10 KO o) o San Antonio, Texas will take on undefeated Glenn Dezurn (9-0, 6 Koó) of Baltimore in a super bantamweight bout. Leroy Davila (5-1, 3 Koó) of New Brunswick, N.J., Ka tangohia i runga i Joshua Greer (13-1-1, 5 Koó) of Chicago in a bantamweight bout scheduled for eight rounds.
The ShoBox telecast features eight returning fighters with a combined record of 94 wins against just four losses.
I roto i te hui matua, dangerous southpaw Keenan “Killa” Smith, (11-0, 5 Koó), of Philadelphia will make his second appearance on the series as he takes on Ivan Baranchyk, (14-0, 10 Koó), a native of Minsk, Peraruhia, whawhai i roto i Miami, Okla., who is making his fifth appearance on the ShoBox series.
I roto i te tahi-āhuatanga, undefeated junior welterweight Kenneth Sims, JR. (12-0, 4 KO o) of Chicago will take on Rolando Chinea (14-1-1, 6 Koó) o Lancaster, Pa. in a bout scheduled for eight rounds.
Tickets for the event promoted by GH3 Promotions and Tony Holden Productions are priced at $35, $55, $65 a $75 and are available for purchase now at buffalorun.com.
Sims, te 2013 U.S. National Amateur Champion and a 2012 Olympic Trials semifinalist, continues to step up in level of opposition as he meets one of the most dangerous opponents of his career in his second ShoBox appearance.
Lopez o San Antonio, Texas will be making his sixth appearance on ShoBox. The 26-year-old was on the cusp of title shot before being stopped by Daniel Roman on Jan. 20th i roto i te Atlantic City. Lopez has not lost confidence as he is approaching this big fight against the undefeated Dezurn. Lopez also has a new focus as he moved his training camp from Texas to New Jersey.
“This was a tremendous camp in New Jersey. I learned a lot of new stuff, and now I am ready for the fight,” Said Lopez.
“I needed a change of scenery, and needed to get out of Texas.”
He knows he is in with a solid fighter in Dezurn, and is prepared for a hard fight.
“Dezurn is a good fighter. He throws a lot of punches, and I am ready for whatever he brings.”
Lopez cites many factors on why he believes his hand will be raised in victory.
“My experience speaks for itself. I am a real 122 pauna toa, and a win should be get me close to knocking of a door of a title shot.”
Davila, 29 years-old will be making his second ShoBox appearance in just his seventh professional fight.
He is coming off a tough eight-round unanimous decision defeat to Dezurn on April 14 in Oxon Hill, Maryland.
Te 2016 U.S. Olympic Alternate is ready for the streaking Greer.
“I had a full camp, and it went great. I am just waiting for the last few days, and I am ready for whatever he will bring.”
Despite Greer being on a ten-fight winning streak, Davila is not fazed by Greer.
“Greer is coming to win just like anyone else that I fight. The fact that I have already gone through this once, being on ShoBox, I am much more comfortable and I will have a great performance i runga i te Paraire.”
Said GH3 Whakatairanga, Vito Mielnicki, “Adam and Leroy are very hungry. After their last bouts I think they learned a lot. I have seen the great camps that they have had in New Jersey, and I expect them to have great performances i runga i te Paraire po.”
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Barry Tompkins will call the ShoBox action from ringside with Steve Farhood and former world champion Raul Marquez serving as expert analysts. The executive producer is Gordon Hall with Rich Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing.
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Mō ShoBox: Ko te Generation New
Mai i tōna urunga i roto i te Hōngongoi 2001, te raupapa mekemeke SHOWTIME arohaehae, manohi, ShoBox: Kua ngā te Generation New āu uaua taranata taitamariki. Ko te kaupapa ShoBox ko ki te televise whakaongaonga, kua takoto mano-ahuareka, me ngā tākaro whakataetae i te whakarato i te whenua ata mohiotia hoki opuaraa pai ki te whawhai mo te taitara ao. Ētahi o te rārangi e tupu o te 69 whawhai nei i puta i runga i ShoBox ka whakatu a ki te ngaki taitara ao ngā: Errol Spence Jr., Andre Ward, Deontay Wilder, Erislandy Lara, Shawn Porter, Gary Russell Jr., Lamont Peterson, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Nonito Donaire, Devon Alexander, Carl Froch, Robert Guerrero, Timothy Bradley, Jessie Vargas, Juan Manuel Lopez, Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi, Ricky Hatton, Kelly Pavlik, Paora Williams, Errol Spence Jr. me te ake.
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Undefeated Kenneth Sims, JR. ready for complete performance this Friday night as part of ShoBox: Ko te New Generation Quadrupleheader

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E ora i runga i SHOWTIME, Rāmere, Hōngongoi 14, 10 p.m. AND/PT
From Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Okla.
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NEW YORK (Hōngongoi 10, 2017) – Tūturu super Kōmāmā Kenneth Sims, JR. (12-0, 4 KO o) is looking for a complete performance when he takes on Rolando library.can terbury.ac.nz (14-1-1, 6 KO o) o Lancaster, Pa., as the two prepare to meet in an eight-round bout on ShoBox: The New Generation on Rāmere, Hōngongoi 14 ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/PT, roa i runga i te Tai Te Hau-ā-uru) i Buffalo Run Casino i roto i te Miami, Okla.
The ShoBox telecast features eight returning fighters with a combined record of 94 wins against just four losses.
Dangerous southpaw Keenan “Killa” Smith, (11-0, 5 Koó), of Philadelphia will make his second appearance on the series as he takes on Ivan Baranchyk, (14-0, 10 Koó), a native of Minsk, Byelorussia fighting out of Miami, Okla., who is making his fifth appearance on the ShoBox series.
Ētahi atu, tūturu Glenn Dezurn (9-0, 6 Koó) Ka tangohia i runga i Arama Lopez (16-1-1, Koó) in an eight-round bantamweight clash. In the telecast opener, Joshua Greer (13-1-1, 5 Koó) ka whawhai Leroy Davila (5-1, 3 Koó) i roto i te waru-a tawhio noa whā super a'ee.
Tickets for the event promoted by GH3 Promotions and Tony Holden Productions are priced at $35, $55, $65 a $75 and are available for purchase now at buffalorun.com.
Sims, te 2013 U.S. National Amateur Champion and a 2012 Olympic Trials semifinalist, continues to step up in level of opposition as he meets one of the most dangerous opponents of his career in his second ShoBox appearance.
The Chicago native has stayed active as a pro; he fought four times in 2016 and this will be his third start of 2017. I roto i tona haerenga whakamutunga, he stopped Israel Villela with a third-round TKO.
The 23-year-old Sims was a sparring partner for Floyd Mayweather (when he was getting prepared for Andre Berto) a Manny Pacquiao (as he was getting ready for Mayweather). He is known for his boxing skills and ability to work the body.
“My camp has been great,” Sims said. “I feel like I am a lot mentally stronger going into this bout then I was for my last ShoBox fight. I was going through a lot and that was documented. “
Sims was mourning the loss of close friend and undefeated welterweight, Ed Brown.
“Tenei whawhai i runga i te Paraire will be a case of me just going out there and doing what I need to do. I am just going to go out there to box and use my physical attributes, and make this fight easy.”
Sims will be looking to improve on his ShoBox performance when he took a unanimous decision from Emmanuel Robles on Jan 20.
“I think that fight helped me a lot going into this fight. It taught me that I can go eight hard rounds. I want to stay ready, and I plan on getting started earlier in the fight. I am going out there to have fun. That is when I am at my best.
“I will show everyone a big difference i runga i te Paraire po. I have been working very hard, and I will be in better shape, and overall the fans will see a better Kenneth Sims.”
Said Sims promoter, Vito Mielnicki of GH3 Promotions, “Kenneth has all of the talent in the world, a i runga i te Paraire I feel he will show it. He has a clear head going into this fight and is extremely focused. Chinea is a very solid opponent, and I feel that will bring the best out of Kenneth i runga i te Paraire po.”
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Barry Tompkins will call the ShoBox action from ringside with Steve Farhood me te toa o mua ao Raul Marquez i te tavini ei tohunga kaitätari. The executive producer is Gordon Hall with Rich Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing.
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Mō ShoBox: Ko te Generation New
Mai i tōna urunga i roto i te Hōngongoi 2001, te raupapa mekemeke SHOWTIME arohaehae, manohi, ShoBox: Kua ngā te Generation New āu uaua taranata taitamariki. Ko te kaupapa ShoBox ko ki te televise whakaongaonga, kua takoto mano-ahuareka, me ngā tākaro whakataetae i te whakarato i te whenua ata mohiotia hoki opuaraa pai ki te whawhai mo te taitara ao. Ētahi o te rārangi e tupu o te 69 whawhai nei i puta i runga i ShoBox ka whakatu a ki te ngaki taitara ao ngā: Errol Spence Jr., Andre Ward, Deontay Wilder, Erislandy Lara, Shawn Porter, Gary Russell Jr., Lamont Peterson, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Nonito Donaire, Devon Alexander, Carl Froch, Robert Guerrero, Timothy Bradley, Jessie Vargas, Juan Manuel Lopez, Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi, Ricky Hatton, Kelly Pavlik, Paora Williams, Errol Spence Jr. me te ake.
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Undefeated Keenan Smith Confident and Ready To Face Fellow Unbeaten Ivan “Te kararehe” Baranchyk In Main Event Of ShoBox: Ko te New Generation Quadrupleheader

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E ora i runga i SHOWTIME, Rāmere, Hōngongoi 14, 10 p.m. AND/PT
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“I Will Kill the Beast” – Keenan Smith
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NEW YORK (Hōngongoi 7, 2017) – Tūturu super Kōmāmā Keenan Smith is ready and confident for his upcoming bout with John “Te kararehe” Baranchyk as the two prepare to meet in an eight-round main event on ShoBox: The New Generation on Rāmere, Hōngongoi 14 ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/PT, roa i runga i te Tai Te Hau-ā-uru) i Buffalo Run Casino i Miami, Okla.
The ShoBox telecast features eight returning fighters with a combined record of 94 wins against just four losses.
Dangerous southpaw “Killa” Smith, (11-0, 5 Koó), of Philadelphia will make his second appearance on the series as he takes on Baranchyk, (14-0, 10 Koó), a native of Minsk, Byelorussia fighting out of Miami, Okla., who is making his fifth appearance on the ShoBox series.
I roto i te tahi-āhuatanga, former national amateur champion Kenneth Sims Jr. (12-0, 4 Koó) will look to keep his record unblemished as he meets Rolando library.can terbury.ac.nz (14-1-1, 6 Koó) in an eight-round super lightweight scrap. Ētahi atu, tūturu Glenn Dezurn (9-0, 6 Koó) Ka tangohia i runga i Arama Lopez (16-1-1, Koó) in an eight-round bantamweight clash. In the telecast opener, Joshua Greer (13-1-1, 5 Koó) ka whawhai Leroy Davila (5-1, 3 Koó) i roto i te waru-a tawhio noa whā super a'ee.
Tickets for the event promoted by GH3 Promotions and Tony Holden Productions are priced at $35, $55, $65 a $75 and are available for purchase now at buffalorun.com.
Smith, te 2008 National Golden Gloves Champion and 2007 Junior Olympic National Champion, debuted on ShoBox in November of 2015, scoring a hard-fought unanimous decision over Benjamin Whitaker. Ko te 5-waewae-7, 26-tau-tau, will make his third start of the year after taking 2016 off to recover from and ACL injury and the loss of both of his parents within six months of each other. Smith has knocked out both of his opponents this year, Marquis Hawthorne and Edgar Gabejan.
Smith set up training camp in Southern Jersey, and has prepared for this bout with complete focus, and is ready to become a player in the junior welterweight division.
“Camp has been good, and I had a lot of top-notch sparring,” Said Smith. “I have been doing a lot of strength and conditioning. This has been a wonderful camp, a ki runga ki July 14th, the fans will see the best Keenan Smith.”
He continued: “My confidence is at 100%. I will beat him, and I am looking to kill The Beast.”
With a win over Baranchyk, Smith feels he can become an immediate contender at junior welterweight.
“The fight will open doors for me and get me bigger and better opportunities.”
Smith’s promoter Vito Mielnicki of GH3 Promotions is fully behind his fighter and believes a breakout performance is in store for Hōngongoi 14.
“This will be Keenan’s chance to show what we already know: That he is a vastly talented fighter who has the goods to go a long way in this sport,” Mielnicki said. “He has the pedigree and now this is the stage where he becomes a real commodity in boxing. We are looking for a shining performance on Hōngongoi 14.”
Smith is trained by his brother Lemar Smith, and is managed by Doc Nowicki and David Price.
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Barry Tompkins will call the ShoBox action from ringside with Steve Farhood me te toa o mua ao Raul Marquez i te tavini ei tohunga kaitätari. The executive producer is Gordon Hall with Rich Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing.
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BURNETT: I WANT TO EMULATE FRAMPTON IN BELFAST

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Unbeaten talent can become Northern Ireland’s latest World champion i runga i Rāhoroi
SAN DIEGO (JUNE 8, 2017) – Ryan Burnett says he can follow in Carl Frampton’s footsteps and become a huge star in Belfast as he challenges Lee Haskins for the IBF World Bantamweight title at the SSE Arena Belfast on Rāhoroi, ORA i runga i RIARIA- He taonga e o Entertainment i 3 PM ET / 12 PM Poutumarotanga PT.

Burnett tackles his first World title fights in his first fight on home-turf in nearly three years, while the Bristolian puts his crown on the line for the third time.
If Burnett can rip the IBF crown from Haskins, he’ll become the latest World champion from Belfast, following in the footsteps of Carl Frampton. ‘The Jackal’ also made the red belt his first World title in the Titanic Quarter back in September 2014, and Burnett hopes that Rāhoroi is the first step on emulating the former two-weight World champion.
“People keep saying that I am the second coming of Carl Frampton – that’s a big statement,” said Burnett. “I do believe that I can emulate his success and be a big hit in Belfast. I’ve drawn a lot of inspiration from Carl and seeing a Belfast lad become a World champion.
“He’s taken the steps that I am taking now and seeing the level that he’s got to and what he’s achieved – and what he can still achieve – is massive. He’s done so much for boxing in Belfast, and I want to have the same impact.”
Burnett’s clash with Haskins is part of a huge night of action in Belfast where Paul Hyland Jr faces Adam Dingsdale for his first pro title with the IBF European Lightweight strap on the line.
James Tennyson tackles Ryan Doyle for the WBA International Super-Featherweight belt, Ian Tims and Luke Watkins meet for the Irish Cruiserweight title, there’s the Cruiserweight debut of Mike Perez, and local favorites Paddy Gallagher, Matthew Wilton, Feargal McCrory and Tyrone McCullagh.
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Mō RIARIA BOXING LIVE

RIARIA LIVE Mekemeke āhuatanga taitara ora ao aito me whakakorenga pāngia whakaatu whawhai whakaongaonga tino o tenei ra. Mai te tīmatanga o ngā mekemeke ora o te RIARIA i roto i 2011, AWE has featured over 50 taitara ao whawhai.

AWE has brought boxing fans some of the most exciting and controversial bouts, including the matchup of Ricky Burns against Ray Beltran for the world title. AWE featured live and exclusively the crowning of American Terence Crawford over Ricky Burns. Pā RIARIA kua ite i te mana taikaha o te taumahamaha tūturu Tyson riri wa maha i runga i te whatunga, tae atu te wikitoria a riri ki runga ki Kevin Johnson. I roto i te 2017, AWE was the exclusive United States television provider of the historic matchup between legendary British heavyweight David Haye and Tony Bellew.

Mō RIARIA – He taonga e o Entertainment

He taonga e o Entertainment (“Wehi”) āhuatanga i te whānuitanga o ngā āhua noho, me te whakangahau hōtaka i te haere tāwāhi me utuafare rutaki te ki te ora te ao mekemeke aito whānui. AWE is available on over a hundred cable systems, tae atu AT&T U-Verse, ch 147 a 1147 i roto i te HD, Verizon FiOS TV, ch 169 a 669 i roto i te HD. and DirecTV, ch 387.