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HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION DEONTAY WILDER OPENS UP ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THE HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION IN SHOWTIME SPORTS® VIDEO FEATURE

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“I want to be the savior of heavyweight boxing.” – Deontay Wilder

Wilder Shares His Thoughts With Brendan Schaub As He Prepares To Face Bermane Stiverne on Nov. 4 Phela ka ho On Showtime®

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ENG: SHOWTIME Sports correspondent Brendan Schaub sits down with undefeated heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder for an intimate conversation on the pressures of being a world champion in boxing’s highest profiled division.

 

Wilder faces former heavyweight champion Khauta Cup ka Showtime Championship Boxing® ka November 4 rematch that headlines a Premier Boxing Champions event LIVE on NAKO EA LIPONTŠO (9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT) ho tloha Barclays Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™.

 

“Even when people see me out and posting [on social media], it doesn’t mean I’m resting,” Wilder told Schaub. “I’m just taking a little bit of time off and relaxing my mind. In this sport there are a lot of things that I want to do, and things that have to be done. I want to be the savior of heavyweight boxing.”

 

Schaub asked Wilder as the only American heavyweight champion, why he hasn’t received the notoriety yet that he deserves in the U.S. “I don’t get it either,” Wilder said. “It’s mind boggling to see Americans support others before they support their own.”

 

He added: “I like to joke around. I like to laugh. I like to get corny sometimes. I like to get silly. Oa tseba, I just like to live life … I’m neutral when it comes to a lot of things. I’m an open-minded person. So whether it’s religion or whether it’s race or whether it’s sexuality; I’m not the person to judge. It’s not my place because if I judge you, then God is going to judge me the same way.”

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DEONTAY Wilder, KEITH Thurman & ERROL Spence JR. DISCUSS UPCOMING BOUTS AND 2018 BOXING CAMPAIGNS

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Spence Announces He Will Defend IBF Welterweight World Championship Against Lamont Peterson
Ka January 2018 On SHOWTIME®
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Brooklyn (Oct. 14, 2017) – Heavyweight World Champion Deontay Wilder and Welterweight World Champions Keith Thurman and Errol Spence Jr. met with the media on Saturday at Barclays Center to discuss their upcoming bouts and expected 2018 campaigns.
Wilder will defend his WBC belt on Nov. 4 against mandatory challenger Bermane Stiverne live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center in a Premier Boxing Champions event. Thurman announced he expects to return in early 2018 in his first bout since unifying the division and subsequent surgery.
In news on Saturday, IBF Welterweight Champion Spence announced that he will make the first defense of his belt against former world champion Lamont Peterson in January 2018 on SHOWTIME on a date and site to be determined.
Below are flash quotes from the three fighters:
Deontay Wilder
“What other heavyweight is doing what I do? What other heavyweight has power like me? I don’t have to put you out in punches in bunches. I don’t have to do that. One punch. Goodnight.
“I’m happy that I’ve had time to calm down and think about things. I’m happy that I’m fighting Stiverne because he’s my mandatory. I can finally get him out the way so I’ll be a free man.
“This is the story of my life. Every situation that I’m put in, I try to be optimistic about. It’s easy to appreciate the good. But when the bad comes, some people don’t know how to manage that.
“I’m the most frustrated guy around. Ha ke utloisise. The best are supposed to fight the best, tokelo ya? I’ve always done that. I called (Wladimir) Klitschko out years ago.
“People make so many excuses for my career. The one who is actually trying to make a legacy out of their career, he’s the only one that’s not complaining. The people who don’t have to get in the ring and endure this suffering are the ones that complaining.”
Keith Thurman
“I’m in the bounce-back stage. It won’t be long before I get back into the ring and hopefully my arm will be better than ever. We’re estimating I’ll be ready for a fight the first quarter of next year.
“I look forward to continuing my legacy and dominating the welterweight division.
“Everything happens for a reason. I’m 28-years-old and it doesn’t feel good to not be an active fighter while you’re in your prime.
“I don’t think that I will take that level of a fight [against Shawn Porter] coming off my injury. I think we’re going to just get a welcome back fight. Throw the arm around, test it out, have an injury-free camp, take the momentum from that and we can possibly get in the ring with Shawn after that.
“I look forward to that [potential] fight against Errol. I look forward to great competition and Errol is that. This is a fight that you guys have been talking about, you won’t stop talking about, and you should keep talking about it because when it goes down it will be one of the best fights of this generation.
“Everybody knows there’s no Floyd Mayweather. There’s no Manny Pacquiao. Everybody thinks they know who the real champion is. But real talk is that the king of the welterweight division will manifest within one to two years.
“[Terence] Crawford has whacked up a lot of people, but he hasn’t whacked up a welterweight yet. He still needs to make himself relevant in this division. He’s a 140 disputa mampoli. He can come up to this weight division and fight anybody in the top 10 and he deserves that. But we are so flooded with talent he is going to have to make himself relevant at 147 before he gets his hands on us.”
Errol Spence Refresh.
“Ke thabela ho ba mona, it’s been awhile. It’s finally time to defend my title, capture more titles and become the undisputed welterweight champion of the world. That’s what I’m ready to do next year.
“[Peterson] is somebody that I looked up to as an amateur. I sparred with him as an amateur and learned a lot from him. He’s one of my favorite fighters and is a guy that will fight anybody. I’ve never known him to duck a fight.
“Lamont is a tricky fighter. He’s been around the block. He does a lot of cagey, veteran things. I’m looking to get experience in this fight. I’m still a young fighter.
“Since I was 5-0, I’ve said I’d fight Keith Thurman or anybody in the top 5. He’s got to go through rehab, but I’m ready when he is. I’m always ready to fight the best.”
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Top Heavyweight Contender Dominic Breazeale Will Take on Eric Molina on the Undercard of the Deontay Wilder vs. Bermane Stiverne Heavyweight Championship Showdown at Barclays Center on Nov. 4

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Hape! Five-Division World Champion, Top Pound-for-Pound Fighter Amanda Serrano Battles Marilyn Hernandez; Long Island’s Seanie Monaghan Returns; Undefeated Prospects Chris Colbert and Titus Williams Clash In Featherweight Battle
New Ticket Pricing Set for the Live Event
Brooklyn (October 12, 2017) – Top heavyweight title contender Dominic Breazeale will take on Eric Molina in a 12-round WBC title elimination match on the undercard of the showdown between WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and Bermane Stiverne live on SHOWTIME on Moqebelo, Nov. 4. The event is presented by Premier Boxing Champions from Barclays Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™.
The stacked card will also feature former welterweight champion Shawn Porter taking on Adrian Granados and Sergey Lipinets battling Akihiro Kondo for the vacant junior welterweight title in televised bouts. The live three-fight SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast begins at 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT.
Hape, five-time world champion Amanda Serrano of Brooklyn takes on Marilyn Hernandez, Long Island’s Seanie Monaghan (28-1-0, 17 Kos) makes his ring return to face Evert Bravo (23-6-1, 17 Kos), from Arboletes, Colombia, and Brooklyn’s Chris Colbert (6-0, 2 Kos) battles Long Island’s Titus Williams (7-0, 2 Kos) in an eight-round featherweight bout.
New prices have been set for tickets to see the event live at Barclays Center, giving fans an unprecedented opportunity to see the heavyweight champion of the world in a rematch against the only contender who has taken him a full 12 o garela.
Tickets bakeng sa ketsahalo, eo e khothalletsoang ke DiBella Boithabiso le TGB phahamiswa, are on sale now and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com, barclayscenter.com kapa ka bitsa 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center. Group litheolelo di a fumaneha ka bitsa 844-BKLYN-GP.
“We’ve recognized that Deontay’s opponent has changed, and we’ve restructured ticket prices to encourage as many fans as possible to attend a great night of fights, and the Heavyweight Championship of the world,” said Lou DiBella of DiBella Entertainment, the promoter of the card. “Stiverne is thrilled for this second chance and he has nothing to lose. Bermane Stiverne is the only opponent that Deontay hasn’t knocked out among his professional opponents. Deontay wants to fix that and Stiverne is looking to throw a wrench into Wilder’s dream of heavyweight unification.”
Wilder (38-0, 37 Kos) dethroned defending champion Stiverne in January 2015 via unanimous decision in what was the promising challenger’s toughest fight to date. Le trong win, Wilder became the first American heavyweight champion in nearly a decade and he has gone on to defend the title five times. Stiverne (25-2-1, 21 Kos) remains the only Wilder opponent to go the distance with the hard-hitting Tuscaloosa, Ala., native who has knocked out every other professional opponent on his long resume.
Dominic Breazeale (18-1, 16 Kos), who lives in Eastvale, California, is coming off a KO victory over Izu Ugonoh on Feb. 25. The 32-year-old Breazeale suffered the only loss of career in a heavyweight championship match against Anthony Joshua in London on June 25, 2016.
Eric Molina (26-4, 19 Kos) has twice fought for the heavyweight world championship. In his first title shot the 35-year-old from Weslaco, Texas was knocked out by Deontay Wilder on June 13, 2015. Molina lost via TKO to Anthony Joshua in his next opportunity on Dec. 10, 2016. Molina bounced back with a majority decision victory against Jamal Woods in his last fight on Supa. 2.
Five-division world champion Amanda Serrano (33-1-1, 25 Kos) will be making her fourth appearance at Barclays Center when she defends her super bantamweight world title against Marilyn Hernandez (26-10, 17 Kos). Serrano, who was born in Puerto Rico and lives in Brooklyn, successfully defended her title with a TKO victory over Edina Kiss in her last fight on July 21. Hernandez of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic scored a TKO victory over Maria Hernandez in her last fight on Jan. 10.
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DEONTAY WILDER TO DEFEND WBC HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP AGAINST MANDATORY CHALLENGER BERMANE STIVERNE LIVE ON SHOWTIME® ON SATURDAY, Nov. 4 AT BARCLAYS Center e Brooklyn & PRESENTED BY PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS

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Wilder vs.. Stiverne World Title Rematch Headlines SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® Tripleheader Beginning Live At 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT
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Brooklyn (Oct. 5, 2017) – WBC Heavyweight ea Lefatše Champion Deontay Wilder will defend his title against mandatory challenger Khauta Cup ka moqebelo, Nov. 4 live on SHOWTIME in a rematch of their 2015 tlotla lefatshe baa loana. The event is presented by Premier Boxing Champions from Barclays Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™.
Wilder (38-0, 37 Kos) dethroned defending champion Stiverne in January 2015 via unanimous decision in what was the promising challenger’s toughest fight to date. Le trong win, Wilder became the first American heavyweight champion in nearly a decade and he has gone on to defend the title five times. Stiverne (25-2-1, 21 Kos) remains the only Wilder opponent to go the distance with the hard-hitting Tuscaloosa, Ala., native who has knocked out every other professional opponent on his long resume.
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, eo e khothalletsoang ke DiBella Boithabiso le TGB phahamiswa, are on sale now and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com, barclayscenter.com kapa ka bitsa 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center. Group litheolelo di a fumaneha ka bitsa 844-BKLYN-GP.
The Nov. 4 main event will be the second heavyweight world championship bout to air live on SHOWTIME on back-to-back Saturdays. Ka Oct. 28 unified heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua will meet Kubrat Pulev for Joshua’s IBF and WBA world titles in the main event of a fight card from Cardiff, Wales.
After Wilder vs. Stiverne I, Stiverne was hospitalized at University Medical Center in Las Vegas for severe dehydration and muscle damage, which he claimed affected his performance in his first title defense. Stiverne bounced back with a win over Derric Rossy and has been advocating for a rematch since.
“Stiverne asked for it, so he’s going to get it,” Wilder said. “Whatever happens happens. Ask and you shall receive. I’m relieved to be getting my mandatory out of the way. At least now I won’t have to deal with that down the road.
“In the first fight, I broke my hand in the third round, and I still dominated. That was a lot of the reason why it went the distance. This time it’s a different day, different time and different fight. This time it won’t end well for him.
“Despite all of these obstacles that are thrown in my path, it still will not stop me from reaching my ultimate goal, which is to be the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.”
Stiverne replaces Luis Ortiz, who was pulled from the fight by the WBC ka Laboraro after he failed a VADA anti-doping test.
“Stiverne will pay for Luis Ortiz screwing up,” Wilder concluded.
Stiverne was in camp preparing to fight Dominic Breazeale in a heavyweight attraction on the Nov. 4 undercard. Now the Haitian-born Las Vegas resident gets a shot at winning back the heavyweight crown he first won with a knockout of Chris Arreola in 2014.
“Ke lokile, willing and able to seize back my title from Wilder,” Stiverne Dirita. “We all know that Wilder dodged a bullet in the first fight, empa e se nako ena. It was my fault, but I learn from my mistakes. Ka November 4, Wilder will feel my pain.”
After defeating Stiverne, Wilder went on to knockout each of his next five challengers including twice as the headliner on SHOWTIME. Wilder-Stiverne II will be the 10go th heavyweight world championship fight to air live on SHOWTIME in the last two years as the heavyweight division continues its resurgence.
“The show must go on, ha ba ntse ba re, and Deontay Wilder still plans to put on a show for New York City,” a re Lou DiBella, President of DiBella Entertainment and promoter of the stacked Nov. 4 ketsahalo. “Considering Stiverne’s status as mandatory challenger, he was always going to be a roadblock in Deontay’s quest for heavyweight unification. Now it’s time to see if Deontay can clear that roadblock and continue on his path to becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion and the most recognizable and dominant force in boxing.”
A le Showtime Championship Boxing khong-tšobotsi, former welterweight world champion Shawn Porter will battle perennial contender Adrian Granados in a matchup of two all-action fighters. In the opening bout of the three-fight telecast beginning at 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT, unbeaten contender Sergey Lipinets will take on Akihiro Kondo for the vacant IBF Junior Welterweight World Championship.
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“Nako Ea Lipontšo” Shawn Porter vs. Adrian Granados Highlights Stacked Undercard for Deontay Wilder vs. Luis Ortiz Event On Saturday, Nov. 4 ka Bongo Center e Brooklyn, Hlahiswa ke Premier Boxing Champions

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Undefeated Contender Sergey Lipinets Faces Akihiro Kondo for Vacant IBF Junior Welterweight World Title in Opening Bout of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING®Tripleheader Phela ka ho Showtime® ka 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT
Hape, Heavyweights Bermane Stiverne and Dominic Breazeale to Meet in 10-Round Attraction Streaming Live Online via SHOWTIME Sports®
Brooklyn– (September 28, 2017) – Former welterweight world champion “Nako Ea Lipontšo” Shawn Porter tla loantšana le Adrian Granados in the featured bout of a stacked undercard for Deontay Wilder vs. Luis Ortiz on Moqebelo, Nov. 4 ka Bongo Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™, in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions.
Unbeaten contender Sergey Lipinets tla nka ka Akihiro Kondo for the vacant IBF Junior Welterweight World Championship to open the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING tripleheader beginning live at 9 p.m. LE/6 p.m. PT.
Hape, former heavyweight champion Khauta Cup le pele e neng e le sehlooho challenger Dominic Breazeale will meet in a 10-round heavyweight attraction that will stream live on line via SHOWTIME Sports.
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, eo e khothalletsoang ke DiBella Boithabiso le TGB phahamiswa, are on sale now and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com, barclayscenter.com kapa ka bitsa 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center. Group litheolelo di a fumaneha ka bitsa 844-BKLYN-GP.
“Deontay Wilder versus Luis Ortiz on November 4 is the best heavyweight championship fight that was makeable this year, and it will be supported by a tremendous action-packed undercard, televised on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING,” a re Lou DiBella, E le mopresidente oa DiBella Entertainment. “Shawn Porter versus Adrian Granados is an all-action, fan-pleasing fight that will once again have fans at Barclays Center cheering. Sergey Lipinets is a knockout artist and up-and-coming star, attempting to secure his first world title. Ekelletsa moo, SHOWTIME will stream other undercard bouts, including what should be a competitive heavyweight title eliminator between top contenders Bermane Stiverne and Dominic Breazeale.”
“Adrian Granados is as tough as they come and while he may lack the name recognition of Porter, he should not be overlooked,” said Tom Brown, Le mopresidente oa TGB ho phahamiswa. “You look at his record and he has five losses, but those five losses are three split decisions and two majority decisions and the two draws that are split draws. This is another huge opportunity for him. Adrian feels he’s paid his dues and belongs in a fight of this magnitude.”
The 10-round welterweight match against Granados will be Porter’s fourth fight at Barclays Center. Porter won the welterweight title in his debut at the arena with a unanimous decision over Devon Alexander on Dec. 7, 2013. He lost a narrow decision to unified welterweight champion Keith Thurman in a 2016 Fight of the Year candidate in Brooklyn, and scored a TKO victory against former welterweight champion Andre Berto in his last fight on April 22 in front of the Barclays Center faithful.
The 29-year-old Porter (27-2-1, 17 Kos), who was born in Akron, Ohio and now lives in Las Vegas, remains one of the top welterweights in the division and aims to secure another title shot with a strong performance against Granados.
“To be fighting on an undercard for a Deontay Wilder fight is nothing short of excellent,” o ile a re Porter. “I’m excited and looking forward to this opportunity. Against Granados I’m getting into the ring with someone who is very established as an amateur and a professional, has great skills and isn’t going to go in there and lay down. That’s always going to bring out the best in me, and that’s always going to create a very exciting match-up. I know that when I do what I’m planning to do, it’s going to be exciting, entertaining and fill the seats.”
Adrian Granados (18-5-2, 12 Kos), ea Chicago, is accustomed to tough assignments and is known for delivering exciting toe-to-toe action. The 28-year-old has been in with Felix Diaz, losing a close majority decision in 2014, and then unbeaten Amir Imam, whom he defeated by TKO in 2015 when Imam was the top contender at 140-pounds. Granados went punch for punch with Adrien Broner in his last match, but came up just short, losing a split decision in Broner’s hometown of Cincinnati on Feb. 18.
“I’m very excited to be fighting one of the best welterweights in the world in Shawn Porter,” said Granados. “With our styles it’s going to be fireworks from the opening bell. I was getting ready for a fight in October but when this opportunity arose I jumped at it. It’s a tremendous card to be fighting on with the whole world watching and I’m looking to
put on a great performance.”
The 28-year-old Sergey Lipinets (12-0, 10 Kos) is a former kickboxer from Russia who has been waiting nearly a year for his opportunity to fight for a world championship. Lipinets has only been the distance twice in his pro career and he earned his title shot with an eighth-round knockout of Lenny Zappavigna in a title eliminator last December. A hae a ka ho fetisisa morao tjena qala, Lipinets stopped Clarence Booth via third-round TKO in March at Barclays Center.
“I feel very privileged to be in the position to fight for this world title,” said Lipinets. “I will prepare to face the best possible fighter on that night and I promise that I will not disappoint. The lights will be bright but I have trained too hard not to leave the ring as a world champion.”
Akihiro Kondo (29-6-1, 16 Kos) will be making his U.S. debut and fighting for a world championship for the first time when he meets Lipinets for the 140-pound title. The 32-year-old Kondo, of Kazo, Saitama, Japane, has won eight straight matches, including five by stoppage. This will be his third fight this year after he stopped Komsan Polsan in March and defeated Yuya Okazaki by TKO in May.
Former world champion Bermane Stiverne (25-2-1, 21 Kos) is coming off a two-year absence from the ring. Stiverne, 38, became the first Haitian-born boxer to win the heavyweight title when he defeated Chris Arreola in May of 2014. He lost the title to Wilder by decision on January of 2015 ho la Las Vegas. In his last fight Stiverne, who moved from Canada and now resides in Las Vegas, Nev., defeated Derric Rossy via decision.
The 32-year-old Dominic Breazeale (18-1, 16 Kos) e ne e le setho sa 2012 U.S. Olympic boxing team and won his first 17 pro fights before suffering the only loss of his career when he fell short vying for a title against now-unified champion Anthony Joshua in June of 2016. In his last match, the fighter from of Alhambra, Dorella. scored a fifth-round TKO victory over Polish heavyweight contender Izu Ugonoh on Feb. 25 in a memorable slugfest.
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PROMOTER DON KING HOPES WBC WILL DECLARE BERMANE STIVERNE WBC INTERIM HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP

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Las Vegas (Aug. 17, 2016) – In the aftermath of Saturday’s news that the WBC Interim heavyweight title fight in Russia between former heavyweight champion Khauta Cup and top-ranked Alexander Povetkin had been cancelled because Povetkin tested positive for drugs again, Holong ya Fame a ntsetsa pele Don “Only In America” King offered a simple solution:

 

Declare his fighter, Stiverne (25-2-1, 21 Kos), ea Las Vegas, the interim champion.

 

“I’ve had a long-standing respect with the WBC, beginning with Jose Sulaiman and now with his son, Mauricio, who has done an incredible job filling his father’s shoes as WBC president and just got re-elected for four more years. I stand with them and with the WBC for trying to do things the right way and with their organization’s safety procedures in regard to the boxers and the sport.

 

“It’s sad but this guy, Povetkin, has become a total embarrassment. He’s now tested positive in two WBC heavyweight title fights in a row. I’m all for winning and losing fights in the ring, but it’s time for justice to prevail. I don’t know what’s going on over there with so many Russian athletes in so many sports testing positive for drugs, but it has to stop. They cannot be allowed to continue to do things the way they are.

 

“The WBC should declare Stiverne world champion, make him the mandatory for (WBC Heavyweight World Champion Deontay) Wilder, and let’s move on with it. There are a lot of great heavyweight fights that can be made with willing boxers who don’t break the rules every fight.

 

“I’m very disappointed for Bermane, who’s now gone through two training camps with nothing to show for it. Why put up all that money for travel and expenses and then have no fight. He was ready to beat Povetkin and regain a part of the WBC title.

 

“And then – worse yet — for them to try and put it on Bermane for not fighting is just ludicrous. They’re taking the victim and trying to set him up as the criminal in this.’’

 

Stiverne pulled out after the WBC withdrew its sanction because Poverkin tested positive for the banned substance Ostarine. WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman revealed the positive test by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) on Saturday morning. Ka nako eo, the WBC withdrew its recognition of the fight.

“There’s no reason to fight if the WBC won’t sanction the bout,” said Stiverne, who could have gone through with the bout but without the sanction opted not to. “I’m very disappointed in the actions of Povetkin. I’ve been training for months to be victorious.

“To wake up the day of the fight, have breakfast, take a nap and then find out he tested positive is the worst possible situation.”

This is the second time in seven months Povetkin (30-1-0, 22 Kos) has tested positive for a banned substance. He tested positive for Meldonium ahead of a scheduled May bout with Wilder, cancelling that fight.

If it had transpired, the winner of the fight for the WBC interim heavyweight title would have become the mandatory challenger to Wilder. Stiverne lost the WBC title to Wilder on a 12-round decision on Jan. 15, 2015. He’s the only fighter to go the distance with Wilder.

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TSOHLE ho fumana: DEONTAY WILDER VIDEO ALERT

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TSOHLE ho fumana: DEONTAY WILDER PREMIERES Laboraro NIGHT AT 10 p.m. LE/PT

 

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“We answered every question tonight.” – Deontay Wilder

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Relive the thrilling battle for the WBC Heavyweight Championship through the award-winning lens ofTSOHLE ho fumana as Deontay Wilder answers the critics with a dominant, 12-round decision over defending champ Bermane Stiverne. TSOHLE ho fumana: Deontay Wilder reveals the depth of character within the new champion and a selfless nature to go along with his monster punching power and surprising boxing acumen. TSOHLE ho fumana: Deontay Wilder premieres ena Wednesday ka 10 p.m. LE/PT ka Showtime®.

 

Wilder makes the first defense of his WBC Heavyweight title against Eric Molina on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING®, e 'ngoe Moqebelo, June 13 ka Showtime.

 

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Wilder vs.. Molina la, le 12 ho pota loanela Wilder ea WBC Heavyweight Championship, etsahalaMoqebelo, June 13, at Bartow Arena a Birmingham, Ala. DiBella Entertainment le Bruno Event Team ba kopanela le mabotho a ho tlisa ketsahalo ena ho Alabama. E tla Air phela ka Showtime (9 p.m. LE/ 6 p.m. PT). The telecast tla boela ho be teng ka Sepanishe ka tsela bobedi karaoke porokerama (Sap). Selelekela bouts tla televised phela ka Showtime Extreme (7 p.m. LE/PT, lieha ka West Coast).
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Showtime Championship BOXING®: Khauta Cup vs. DEONTAY Wilder bo ntse bo Tlaleho e VIEWERSHIP

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Main Event Fetoha phahameng ka ho fetisisa Rated Bout Ka efe kapa efe Premium Network In The Selemo se Fetileng;

The Three-Fight Telecast bo ntse bo phahameng ka ho fetisisa Rating ka Showtime®A Hase tse peli Lilemo Tse;

Tsohle Tse tharo ho loana ka On The Live Telecast Rank In The Top 20 se Most a Shebella Bouts Ka Record Ka The Network

NEW YORK (Jan. 21, 2015)-SHOWTIME Sports garnered rekoto bamameli ba bakeng sa Moqebelo oa2015 SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING premiere telecast headlined by newly minted WBC Heavyweight World Champion Deontay Wilder in his breakout win over Bermane Stiverne. The main event ranks as the highest-rated fight on any premium network in the past 12 months while the entire three-fight telecast becomes the highest rated on SHOWTIME in more than two years. The Jan. 17 telecast khahloa ea bobeli kholo ka ho fetisisa bamameli ba ho tloha ka 2004* ka mor'a Miguel Cotto vs.. Austin Trout ketsahalo ho tloha Aug. 2012. (*ho tloha ka Nielsen ile a qala ho ka karohano le fono lekanya Premium thelevishene multiplex dikanale)

 

Wilder oa tsotehang trong win hapa ka karolelano bamameli ba 1.24 limilione tse bashebelli, Thailand Ranked e le bone phahameng ka ho fetisisa-rated ntoeng ke rekoto bakeng sa ya netweke le, ka tlhoro bamameli ba 1.34 limilione tse bashebelli.

 

The average individual audiences for each of the three fights on the telecast now rank in the top-20 of the most watched bouts on SHOWTIME since 2009. WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Leo Santa Cruz’s eighth-round TKO of Jesus Ruiz ranks 12go th phahameng ka ho fetisisa ha a ntse a ea telecast opener opener, bartolomeo bobebe Amir Imam oa bohlano ho pota TKO ea Fidel Maldonado Refresh. har'a 20go th.

 

Ketsahalo ne a Co-khothalletsa ka Don Morena Productions le Golden Boy ho phahamiswa le ho ile ka MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas.

 

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"Khutlela ho FAME": STIVERNE VS. Wilder, e 12 ho pota loanela Stiverne oa WBC Heavyweight Championship ile Moqebelo, Jan. 17 ka MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas, le le tšehelitsoe ke Corona le Mexico - Phela ka ho Ho Ho Lumela Ho!. In the 12-round co-feature, unbeaten WBC Super Bantamweight ea Lefatše Champion Leo leo leo Santa Cruza sireletsa khahlanong le Jesu Ruiz le Krrish Amir ke a tobana le Fidel Maldonado Refresh. tsa 10 ho pota bartolomeo bobebe gia bakeng sa WBC Continental Amerika Super bobebe Title. Ketsahalo ile ka MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas, Nev., 'me ba tla aired phela ka NAKO EA LIPONTŠO (10:00 p.m. LE/ 7:00 p.m. PT). The telecast e ne e gape e teng ka Sepanishe ka tsela bobedi mamelwang a lenaneo la (Sap). Selelekela bouts ba ne ba televised phela kaShowtime Extreme® (8:00 p.m. LE/PT, lieha ka West Coast).

 

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EO E NENG WBC HEAVYWEIGHT mampoli Gold Cup, HALL OF FAME PROMOTER DON KING, TRAINER DON HOUSE MEET THE MEDIA TO DISCUSS BOXER’S CONDITION, FUTURE FOLLOWING HIS LOSS TO DONTAY WILDER ON SATURDAY NIGHT

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Press Conference Quotes; Mantaha, Jan. 19, ka MGM Grand

Las Vegas (Jan. 19, 2015) - Two le masiu a ka mor'a ho kena sepetlele latela tahlehelo ho unbeaten challenger Deontay Wilder ka NAKO EA LIPONTŠO® ho tswa ho MGM Grand Garden Arena, former WBC Heavyweight Champion Khauta Cup, hae hall of fame a ntsetsa pele, Don Morena, le ba hae ba mokoetlisi, Don House, tšoaroa sa khatiso seboka morao kajeno ka MGM Grand.

 

Mona 's seo ba se se buang:

 

PROMOTER DON KING

 

"Re bitsoa ena tobetsa seboka hobane Bermane re o ile a bona ka moqebelo bosiu e ne e se Bermane bohle re tseba. Deontay Wilder ile a etsa haholo mosebetsi o motle; sena ke e se tobetsa seboka mabaka ao ka, ke bakeng ha e le hantle. The lingaka tsa sepetlele ea UMC a re e le hore a ne a magolo a tabeng ea dehydration. Hae mesifa ba ne ba sa ho sebetsa 'me ba nahana o ile a ne mali a ka hae moroto, kahoo ba ile ba o ile a nka ba bang ba le liteko le e tshwerweng mo a le sepetlele ho fihlela hoseng hona.

"Re batla ho applaud Deontay Wilder ho etsa mosebetsi oa hae, empa motho ka pel'a hae e ne e handicapped a sa khone ho etsa mosebetsi oa hae, empa e le hore lokela ho nka ntho efe kapa efe hōle ea hae e tlhōlo. Deontay etsa 'me a etsa e kholo mosebetsi. Ho ke ke malimabe, empa Bermane tla lokela ho e etsa letsatsi le leng. Ho tseba a le mampodi re nang le Deontay o e le ka bokhabane o ile a re e le hore a tla nka ka leha e le mang, Ke 'na itseng ntle le leha e le efe equivocation o ile a e ne e tla fa e katie le ba sebele Bermane ho feta monna ea ileng a ne a handicapped ka lesakaneng la litebele, ke ke ho nka hōle ea tlholo e ho o ile a ne le tsela eo a shined.

"Re rorisa Deontay le le tšepo ea o ile a e ka ba mampoli nako e lekaneng hore moo re neng re ka ba le katie ea ka ea 'Poelo ho Khanya.'

"Feela rata rona e moholo sesole, ha ba u o ile a kokota fatše, ba khutlela hape. Esita le ka hae matla dehydration Bermane e ntse e eme moo ka 12 o garela.

"Re batla ho leboha Richard Sturm, E le mopresidente oa MGM Grand boithabiso le Stephen Espinoza le Showtime Boxing bakeng sa bapala karolo e kholo ea ho fumana lenaneo lena hammoho. Re applaud ba rona ka bobeli badiri le ea MGM badiri gore ba tle etsa a babatsehang a ho ke tiro ka ho etsa se etsahala. Moea bakeng sa 'Khutlela ho Khanya' e ne e phahameng. Re ne re e e kholo karete e nang le Amir Imam oa ntoa tsa bosiu, ho o ile a kokota fatse 'me le ho bekapo. Tsohle tse ka lintoa ba ne ba e ikhethang. E ne e hantle bosiu ea papading ya ditebele tsa bakeng sa Fans le hore ke seo re se sebele le ka.

"Don House e le ka bokhabane o ile a re bophelo bo botle ba Bermane ke e le habohlokoa haholo kahoo ha ke ile ka fumana o ile a e ne e a le sepetlele, Ke ile ka ho lula letsatsi moo le ho eena, hobane hangata re mpa re ba romela ho ea sepetlele ho a hlahloba tsoa, empa ba ile ba ile a etsa qeto ho tšoara mo. Ha ba ile a etsa qeto ho tšoara mo, Ke ne ke e ho fumana ka moo 'me le bona ntoa se. Lere e ne e kafukafu ekozala le haholo mosa ho 'na le haholo definitive ka seo e ka ba fosahetseng le batlisisa likarolong tsohle tsa. Ba a re o ile a ke bophelo bo botle le lokela ho nka theoha e ka etsang khoeli ho fumana ba bang ba phomola le ho fumana ho sebetsa ho lokisetsa hore a khutlele khanya le recapture ea heavyweight moqhaka e hona joale tshwerweng ke e kholo mampoli e mong ea bitsoang Deontay Wilder. "

Khauta Cup

 

"Ke batla ho kōpa tšoarelo ka ho se ho etsa la morago ntoa tobetsa seboka. Ka bomalimabe ke ne ke sa khone ho etsa oa ntoa joaloka ke batla ho ka lebaka la ho matla dehydration le muscle senya. Ke sa tsebe e ne e hore tebileng ho fihlela ba ile a re. Ke ne ke ba shoele ho eona. Ke 'na thabela ho feela ba ke, walk and talk again. Thank God for this, seo le hantle seo le habohlokoa ho 'na hore phela hantle hona joale.

"Ke ne ke sa tsebe ho teba ha e Moqebelo bosiu. Ke ne ke khona ho fa batho ba e ntle bontša, 12 o garela ea papading ya ditebele tsa. Haeba ke ile a tlameha ho hape ke ne ke tla hape. Sena ha se qetellong le 'na. Ke tla le fa eona banyalani ba bang ba libeke le ka nako eo fumana ho khutlela mosebetsing oa. Ke na le le pono bakeng sa ena, empa hona joale ho feela ka u etse khefu. Ho e le feela taba ea nako pele a ke tla khutlela ka maoto le tsamaea hape. Ha e tluoa tabeng ea ho bophelo ba ka bo, Ke 'nile ka lokolloa sepetlele. Ba ne ba tla ke se ke ka tlohela ho fihlela ke ne ke ka ho lekaneng hydrated. Ke leboha. U leboha ho ea ka ho a ntsetsa pele mme mokatisi, mong le e mong ea nkamohela.

"Ho ka Fans, Ke kōpa tšoarelo ka ho se ho ba khona ho etsa joaloka Bermane hangata etsang. Ke tseba hore batho ba bao ka sebele ba ntseba, tseba hore na ke loantša. Ka ho qetela loana le Chris Arreola, Ke ile ka fana u e ntle bontša. Ho ke ke malimabe hore nke ke ka etsa seo ke batla ho etsa la ka le le loana le Deontay Wilder. Ke batla ho congratulate mo, o ile a loana e ntle ntoa. Ka tsepo kae-kae nakong e tlang re tla kopana hape.

"Ka lebaka mong le e mong bakeng sa tla tsoa ho ea tobetsa seboka, Ke 'na morao maoto a ka 100 lekholong hona joale. Ke feela lokela libeke tse 'maloa kapa khoeli ea ba bang kaofela ho khutlela moo ke ile ka tloha tloha. "

DON HOUSE, Stiverne oa mokoetlisi

"Kea leboha bashanyana bakeng sa tsoa. Ka ho fetisisa ntho ea bohlokoa ke hore Bermane ke OK. Eo ke e amehile haholo ka. Ke ile ka hlokomela kae-kae ntoa, mohlomong ho pota boraro kapa la bone pota, ntho e e ne e se tokelo ya. Esita le hoja a ile a re o ile a e ne e OK, bohle re tseba Bermane. Ha ke hopotsa ho lahleheloa ke ho loana, empa ke ne ke tseba ntho e e ne e se tokelo ya, kahoo ke ne ke amehile haholo. Around ea borobong kapa 10 pota ke ne ke nahana ya ho thibela ho ntoa hobane u ha ba na ho tsoela pele, empa o ile a ne a batla ho 'ne ntoa e.

"U sa bone Bermane, u bona mohlomong 10-15 etsang liphesente tse Bermane. Ke hlile ke lumela 'me ka sebele o ile a ikutloa sena ho lokela ho' nile ea e hlomphehang loanela Bermane, empa tla ba teng tse 'ne o garela kapa ka tlaase ho hobane matla a hae le lebelo. Re ke ke ra underestimated mo. Re koetlisitsoeng joalokaha eka o ne a loantša Morena Kong. Ke koetlisa mong le e mong ntoa se joaloka, halala ha ho motho ea. Empa Moqebelobosiu, re ne re e ka 15 etsang liphesente tse Bermane.

"Re eang ho sheba morao, bona seo re se ile a etsa fosahetseng, kamoo re ka etsa lintho tse molemo, seo re se lokela ho ba entse. Re tla hlahlobeng kamoo dehydration ka 'na eaba ileng sa etsahala. Re tla nka look at the ntoa le ba bang ba lintho tseo re ile a etsa koetliso le fumana seo re se ile a etsa se fosahetseng. "

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"Khutlela ho FAME": STIVERNE VS. Wilder, e 12 ho pota loanela Stiverne oa WBC Heavyweight Championship ile Moqebelo, Jan. 17 ka MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas, 'me a Co-khothalletsa ka Don Morena Productions le Khauta Boy ho phahamiswa le tšehelitsoe ke Corona le Mexico - Phela ka ho Ho Ho Lumela Ho!. In the 12-round co-feature, unbeaten WBC Super Bantamweight ea Lefatše Champion Leo leo leo Santa Cruza sireletsa khahlanong le Jesu Ruiz le Krrish Amir ke a tobana le Fidel Maldonado Refresh. tsa 10 ho pota bartolomeo bobebe gia bakeng sa WBC Continental Amerika Super bobebe Title. Ketsahalo ile ka MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas, Nev., 'me ba tla aired phela ka NAKO EA LIPONTŠO (10:00 p.m. LE/ 7:00 p.m. PT). The telecast e ne e gape e teng ka Sepanishe ka tsela bobedi mamelwang a lenaneo la (Sap). Selelekela bouts ba ne ba televised phela kaShowtime Extreme® (8:00 p.m. Et / PT, lieha ka West Coast).

 

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DEONTAY Wilder tlisa HEAVYWEIGHT Championship BACK HO AMERICA LE ntsoe-leng Qeto Over WBC mampoli BERMANE STIVERNE

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Las Vegas (Jan. 17, 2015) – Le ncha WBC Heavyweight ea Lefatše Champion…

 

Amerika qetellong na le heavyweight lefatše mampoli e le Alabama oa Deontay Wilder a tlosoa boreneng emela mampoli Khauta Cup ka tsela ntsoe-leng qeto (118-109, 119-108, 120-107) Moqebelo ka NAKO EA LIPONTŠO® ho tswa ho MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas.

 

Wilder (33-0, 32 Kos), ba ba neng ba ne ba qala ho loana nakong e fetileng bone bang bang ne a o ile a kokota eohle 32 ea hae setsebi bahanyetsi ba, boxed brilliantly behind a stellar jab to become the first U.S.-born heavyweight champion in nearly a decade. The towering 6-foot-7 Tuscaloosa native capitalized on his reach advantage, jabbing ka nako tsotlhe go beha o matla oa ho toba tokelo ya.

 

Loantša ka hall of Famer Muhammad Ali oa 73rd, letsatsi la tsoalo, Wilder ile ea e-pele Krrish American heavyweight mampoli ho tloha ka Riddick Bowe a 1992 'me ba pele American mampoli ho tloha ka Shannon Briggs hlōla moqhaka a 2006.

 

“Ke feela thabile me ke thabela ho tlisa ena lebanta khutlela America,” Wilder said. “Hore lintho li tla bolela e ngata. I think I answered a lot of questions tonight. We knew we could go 12 o garela. We knew we could take a punch. We knew we could do it.”

 

Heading tsa pele tse heavyweight-'mampoli ba loana a MGM Grand ho tloha ka e tummeng hampe ea Mike Tyson-Evander Holyfield tsebe loma a 1997, ho na le ba ne ba lipotso tsa papading ya ditebele tsa insiders haeba Wilder, ba neng ba s'o e le kannete lekoa, ne a ka sebetsana matla a oa 'nete heavyweight le sa ho qetela ya morao o garela. But Wilder answered those questions with a disciplined game plan, Landing ho feta kopola le kakaretso ya punches le lahlele ba 420 jabs ho Stiverne oa 139.

 

“When I saw he could take a great punch we knew we were in for the long run. Twelve rounds is nothing. I want to bring excitement back to the heavyweight division. Whoever is ready, Ke se ke lokile.”

 

Stiverne (24-2-1, 21 Kos) e ne e khona ho thekesele Wilder le tse seng kae Shots, but he did not throw enough jabs or cut off the ring effectively. Wilder was allowed to circle the ring and pop his jab at will. Stiverne landed just 39 jabs bapisoa le Wilder oa 120.

 

“Ho ne ho se ka bosiu,” Stiverne Dirita. “Ke ne ke ikutloa 100 lekholong ka pel'a loana, empa hang ke ile ka ka lesakaneng la litebele ke ne ke sa khaola ka tsa bophahamo ba, I couldn’t move my head like I usually do. Eng e ka ke re? Congrats to him.

 

“I knew I was trying to throw combos of four or five punches and I could only throw two of them. I just felt like I was flat in the ring. What I know I could do I didn’t do. I just have to go back and learn from my mistakes and find out what happened tonight.”

 

WBC Super Bantamweight ea Lefatše Champion Leo leo leo Santa Cruz a sireletsa serwalo sa gagwe bakeng sa bone nako le borobeli ho pota TKO ba Jesu Ruiz le afterword hoeletsa 'moho le eena mampoli Abnere Mares le Guillermo Rigondeaux a ho sebdisana tsobotsi ea Showtime Championship Boxing.

 

Ea pele ea o garela ba ne ba haufi 'me o phehisano le e ka Ruiz, o boima underdog, seemed to be a tougher test than he looked on paper. But it was clear that Santa Cruz was landing the cleaner shaper punches. The former bantamweight world champion landed some meaningful shots and had Ruiz in trouble in the seventh and, ka lekhetlo la pele, e a hlaha e le hore a ne a ka qeta Ruiz.

 

Santa Cruz (29-0-1, 17 Kos) ile a tsoa tukang la borobeli, landed a big right cross to kick off the round and continued to tee-off on the challenger. In trouble against the ropes and not fighting back, moletsaphala Kenny Bayless qhomela ka hare le ka ile a khaotsa ho ea gia le Ruiz (32-6-5, 21 Kos) ntse a le maoto a hae ka :29 of the eighth round. The champion landed 43 etsang liphesente tse hae kakaretso punches le hoo e ka bang 50 etsang liphesente tse matla a hae punches, ha a ntse a Landing e tsotehang 73 matla a Shots hore 'mele oo.

 

“Eka ke lebeletsoe, e ne e e le ntoa,” Santa Cruz said. “He came prepared. We hurt him and we didn’t let the chance go away. We kept going after him and we stopped him. I hurt him with the right hand. I knew he was hurt so I went after him. I knew Kenny Bayless would stop it because he wasn’t throwing punches.

 

“I want the best and I want to please the fans. Ke batla (Abnere) -'Me, Ke batla (Bill) Rigondeaux. Ka tsepo ea rona e latelang ntoa ke khahlanong le e mong oa ka ho fetisisa.”

 

Ruiz, ba ba neng ba feela lula 22 etsang liphesente tse hae kakaretso punches, lumellane le ea stoppage.

 

“Ke batla katie,” Ruiz o ile a re. “Ha ke ikutloa ba lokela ho ile a khaotsa ho ntoeng, but I have to accept it. But I’m fine. Nchebe – Ha ke khaola. O ile a ne ke sa esita le tlohele 'na.”

 

A a qalang gia ea Showtime Championship Boxing telecast, Krrish bartolomeo bobebe Amir ke floored Fidel Maldonado Refresh. ka makhetlo a mane le scored ka lekhetlo la bohlano ho pota TKO ka moferefere hore ea hlahisa tse hlano kakaretso knockdowns.

 

Maldonado e ne e le busier ntoa se, empa Imam floored ea Albuquerque ho moahi ea bakeng sa lekhetlo la bone a mosebetsi oa hae oa le e khutsoanyane tokelo ya feela ka motsotsoana ka pel'a tšepe ea lla ho felisa ea bobeli. Ka nako eo, o qalang moluki mosala ya Round ea Year hore ea hlahisa tse tharo knockdowns, Maldonado arabela ka ho kokota fatše Imam ka lekhetlo la pele a mosebetsi oa hae oa 30 seconds into the third with a solid straight left. Imam bounced back and sent Maldonado to the canvas with a huge right with 20 metsotsoana e setse ba boraro le ba ka nako eo gape a na le e otlolohileng tokelo ya e le karolo ea sehloho tlhaselo e ka tlaase ho 10 metsotsoana e setse pota.

 

Ketso a tsoela pele le Imam (16-0, 14 Kos) floored Maldonado for the fourth time in the fight with a short right followed by a left hook just seconds before the bell to close the fifth. Maldonado (19-3, 16 Kos) ema empa o ne a wobbling le moletsaphala Robert Byrd emisoa tlholisanong ka 2:59. Imam’s power was the difference, lulisa 50 etsang liphesente tse matla a hae Shots.

 

“E ne e le thata knockdown, empa mampoli ema 'me sa qeta loana ntoa e thata le hore' s seo ke se entseng,” Imam o ile a re. “I just had to stay composed and do what I had to do. “I started timing him. When I hit him with that good shot he was out. I could see it. That was the rope-a-dope. I was swinging for the fences and that was it, lesea.

 

“I’m ready for the title shot right now. I just want to fight for the title.”

 

Tse 'ne tsa tse hlano knockdowns etsahetse le ka tlaase ho 30 seconds left in each round. Ka mor'a hore ntoa, Maldonado ile a lumela hore o ne a mpa a hlōlehile ho sireletsa ka boeena o ha o garela ba ne ba matsoelintsoeke fatše.

 

“Ke feela ile tšoaroa le banyalani ba bang ba ea punches,” Maldonado said. “O ile a a 'na a a thekgile di-' me a ile a tsoa le W. I just got caught. I got lazy in there and he capitalized. He was the better man tonight. I got kind of bored at the end of the rounds and I paid for it.”

 

E kholo ea ho ketsahalo ea Showtime Boxing ka Sho Extreme, Krrish leseli heavyweight tsepoVyacheslav Shabranskyy (12-0, 10 Kos) a 'na a ea hae e phethahetseng rekoto senyeha le ka ho feletseng kholisang TKO tlhōlo ea Garrett Wilson (13-9-1, 7 Kos).

 

Shabranskyy ile a hojana 'me a e ne e le katleho e; lulisa 48 etsang liphesente tse matla a hae thunngoa eaba o lahlela ho feta 60 punches in each round. The Ukrainian prospect scored a knockdown with a right in the closing seconds of the second and another with a clean right in the final 10 metsotsoana e ea la borobeli, sending Wilson face first to the canvas. Wilson beat the count but was saved by the bell as Shabranskyy unloaded more than a dozen consecutive punches.

 

The tsoarellang Wilson o ile a nka a hlollang a ho otla la borobong le le bonahalang le ne ke sa le naha e ka litebele, qobella moletsaphala Jay Nady ya ho thibela ho gia ka mor'a hore ea borobong holim 'a tlhahiso ea ringside ngaka.

 

A a qalang gia ea Sho Extreme telecast, heavyweight Eric Molina (23-2, 17 Kos) hlōla Raphael Zumbano (32-9-1, 25 Kos) ka tsela borobeli pota TKO a le ea mong sekamela lehlakoreng le le taba.

 

Molina la, ba ba neng ba lula 76 etsang liphesente tse matla a hae Shots 'me ba fetang 50 etsang liphesente tse hae kakaretso punches, ne a o tlohang ka tla ha moletsaphala Russell Mora emisoa tlholisanong ka 1:28 ea la borobeli.

 

Tseo e seng tsa televised ballon gia, Cesar Quinonez (1-0, 1 KO), e Las Vegas habo 'me ba pele ntoa se ho ea setsebi ho tloha Fernando Vargas’ tlelaseng ea boikoetliso Feroz Ntoa Factory, ba hae ka setsebi qalo le scored e knockout hapang Chula Vista oa Joan Valenzuela (1-2) ya bobedi pota ka 2:13.

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“Khutlela FAME”: STIVERNE VS. Wilder, e 12 ho pota loanela Stiverne oa WBC Heavyweight Championship ile Moqebelo, Jan. 17 ka MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas, 'me a Co-khothalletsa ka Don Morena Productions le Khauta Boy ho phahamiswa le tšehelitsoe ke Corona le Mexico – Phela Ho Ho Lumela Ho!. In the 12-round co-feature, unbeaten WBC Super Bantamweight ea Lefatše Champion Leo leo leo Santa Cruz a sireletsa khahlanong le Jesu Ruiz le Krrish Amir ke a tobana le Fidel Maldonado Refresh. tsa 10 ho pota bartolomeo bobebe gia bakeng sa WBC Continental Amerika Super bobebe Title. Ketsahalo ile ka MGM Grand Garden Arena ho la Las Vegas, Nev., 'me ba tla aired phela ka NAKO EA LIPONTŠO (10:00 p.m. LE / 7:00 p.m. PT). The telecast e ne e gape e teng ka Sepanishe ka tsela bobedi mamelwang a lenaneo la (Sap). Selelekela bouts ba ne ba televised phela ka Showtime Extreme® (8:00 p.m. Et / PT, lieha ka West Coast).

 

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