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Lub Neej Tiag Tiag Tau Los Txog Atlantic City Lub Rau Hli Ntuj 2 rau cov cuab yeej tshwj xeeb ntawm lub koob tsheej no

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Toka Kahn Clary coj mus
Emmanuel dominguez
Rau Naba Featherweight Championship
Evandand Cocfield kom ua rau hauv
Atlantic City Boxing Hall ntawm lub koob meej rau Lub Rau Hli 3rd

Atlantic NROOG, NJ. (Tej zaum 15, 2018):–Lub qhov muag ntawm lub ntiaj teb Boxing yuav ib zaug ntxiv nyob rau ntawm lub nroog Atlantic thaum Evandorfield's Boxing Boxing tiag tiag ua rau nws lub nroog Atlantic ua rau Saturday, Lub rau hli ntuj 22 nyob rau ntawm lub Adrian Phillips Theatre hauv Boardwalk Hall Raws li ib feem ntawm lub nroog Atlantic Boxing Hall ntawm lub koob meej lis koob tsheej.

 

 

 

Nrog Evander Confield li cov thawj coj hauv lub tsev ua haujlwm hauv lub koob meej, Qhov tiag tiag ntaus pob, nyob rau hauv lub koom haum nrog Kev poob qis kev tshaj tawm thiab Atlantic City Boxing Hall ntawm lub koob meej, tau tso ua ke ib daim npav sensational featuring chav kawm ntiaj teb nrog tus uas tus neeg uas muaj peev xwm hauv zos.

 

 

 

Headlining yav tsaus ntuj yuav yog qhov tiag tiag deal boxing sab saum toj 10 Ranked Featherweight Contender, Tawm Kahn Clary (24-1, 17 Kos). Lub Libatian yug Southpaw, Tam sim no raws li ntawm Providence, Rhode Island tau teeb tsa rau Mexico's Emmanuel dominguez (22-6-2, 14 Kos) Nyob rau hauv dab tsi cog lus los ua ib qho kev ua-tau ntim cov ceg txheem siab sib ntaus rau Naba Featherweight lub npe.

 

 

 

Hauv kev npaj rau lub npe txhaj tshuaj, Clary tam sim no tam sim no nyob rau sab hnub poob ntug hiav txwv ua haujlwm nrog Hall ntawm Fame Tus Kws Qhia Ntawv, Freddie Roach ntawm Cov Tsiaj Ntawv Ntaus Ntaus Pob Ntaus Pob Ua Si hauv Hollywood.

 

 

 

“Qhov no tau ntev, nyuaj kev kawm camp. Kuv tau thawb kuv tus kheej kaum zaus nyuaj dua li ib txwm tsis muaj kev cuam tshuam uas tsis yog kuv tsev neeg.”, piav qhia clary. “Txhua yam kuv ua tawm ntawm no mloog zoo rau kev ntaus pob. Kuv muaj ib pab neeg txhawb nqa, Pib nrog ib qho ntxiv ntxiv, Freddie Roach.”

 

 

 

Clary tau qhuas roach thoob plaws ob peb lub lim tiam ntawm kev cob qhia thiab.

 

 

 

“Kom deb li deb kev cob qhia tau zoo heev,” insists roach, Lub 7-sijhawm yeej ntawm BWAA tus kws qhia ntawm lub xyoo ua. “Kuv yog tus ua kom zoo siab nrog Toka tus ceev, Lub Hwj Chim Thiab Tag Nrho. The next 3 lub lis piam peb yuav mloog zoo li ua kom tiav txhua yam cuab yeej thiab tuaj rau lub Rau Hli Thib 2, Pab pawg Clary yuav npaj tau.”

 

 

 

Cov yam ntxwv hauv qab cov yam ntxwv zoo siab ntawm cov kev sib tw box tiag tiag thiab cov tswv cuab ntawm cov neeg sib ntaus sib tua tshiab uas txaus siab tau sim thaum ntxov hauv lawv cov haujlwm.

 

 

 

Qhov tiag tiag boxing Shaonta Whitfield (29-2, 15 Kos), uas sib ntaus tawm ntawm Augusta, Georgia yuav ua rau yav dhau los Nabo Champions thiab Pride of Cleveland, Ohio, AAntonio neves (17-2-2, 9 Kos) Hauv ib 8 puag ncig kev sib tw uas yuav tsum pom tus yeej txav mus rau hauv kev sib cav ntawm cov xwm txheej hauv Bantamweight Division.

 

Dagobo AGUero (13-0, 9 Kos), Undefeated Super Bantamweight los ntawm Florida thiab ib qho ntawm cov kev lag luam tiag tiag cov lus cog tseg, yuav siv rau kev sib tw nyuaj tshaj plaws ntawm nws txoj haujlwm hauv New Brunswick, New Jersey's Jorge Diaz (19-5-1, 10 Kos) Hauv ib 8 Hloov Sib Tsuav.

 

 

 

Cov Khoom Siv Tiag Tiag Undefeed Philadelphia Raws Lub Peev Xwm Me Me, Steven Ortiz (8-0, 3 Kos) yuav coj mus rau Massachusetts ' Zack ramsey (8-3, 4 Kos) Hauv ib 8 round sib ntau sib tw.

 

 

 

Atlantic City tus kheej tus kheej, Anthony Hluas (18-2, 6 Kos) yuav muab nws cov ntaub ntawv zoo tshaj plaws ntawm cov kab tiv thaiv lub bronx's Muab cov ntoo halili (10-1, 3 Kos) Hauv ib 8 Hloov Welterweight Sib Tsuav.

 

 

 

Hauv cov philly vs. Ac bragging rog txoj cai, Alejandro Jiminez (1-0, 1 KO) yuav siv sij hawm nyob rau hauv Dallas Holden (1-2) nyob rau hauv ib tug 4 Hloov Featherweight Bout.

 

 

 

Kev Cog lus hauv Philadelphia Welterweight thiab tsis ntev los no Cov Ntawv Cim Tiag Tiag, Poindexter Knight (3-0, 2 Kos) yuav saib kom tswj nws cov ntaub ntawv zoo tshaj plaws tiv thaiv tus nrog sib ntaus kom muaj npe hauv a 4 round sib ntau sib tw.

 

Brandon Robinson (10-1, 7 Kos) ntawm sab sauv, Pennsylvania, ib qho ntawm cov neeg caij tsheb loj tshaj plaws hauv kev ua si tau tawm tsam ib qho tsis ntseeg 9 Lub sij hawm xyoo tas los, yuav tshwm sim tawm tsam tus neeg sib tw kom muaj npe nyob hauv a 6 Round Super Stainless Hlau Bout. Robinson tau kos npe rau Marshall kauffman cov vaj ntxwv.

 

 

 

Undefeated bowie, Maryland haiv neeg thiab ib tug tswv cuab ntawm lub box rearter tiag, Greg outlaw (4-0, 1 KO) yuav siv sijhawm rau Lanoka Harbour, New Jersey's Dan Murray (3-1-1) nyob rau hauv ib tug 6 Hloov Hla Junian Welterweight Sib ntaus sib tua.

 

 

 

Kev voj voog tawm ntawm daim npav pla yuav yog ob tug neeg sib ntaus ua lawv cov kev debuts hauv kev sib cais 4 puag ncig bouts.

 

 

 

Kho kom zoo nkauj National Amateur Champions, super bantamweight, Dawb ceev kawg ntawm Trenton, Jersey tshiab yuav coj tus nrog sib tw tau lub npe thiab super lub teeb yuag, Dalyonn pob tw ntawm philadelphia yuav coj mus rau Bronx's Xamuyees forjue (0-2).

 

 

 

EVander Whidfield nws tus kheej tsis tuaj yeem zoo siab tshaj qhov tiag tiag Boxing's AC DEBUTE AC DEBUT thiab nws induction rau hauv lub nroog Atlantic Boxing Hall ntawm lub koob meej.

 

 

 

“Los ntawm kuv kev sib ntaus sib tua thib ob los tiv thaiv kev sib tw hnyav ntawm lub ntiaj teb tiv thaiv George Foreman nyob rau hauv ib qho loj tshaj plaws kev sib ntaus ntawm lub xyoo caum, Lub nroog Atlantic tuav ib qho chaw tshwj xeeb hauv kuv lub siab.”, piav qhia txog cov lus dab neeg 4 Lub sij hawm hnyav yeej tam sim no tau hloov preloter.

 

 

 

“Nrog kuv induction rau hauv txoj kev muaj koob meej, Nws muaj zoo li qhov no yog lub sijhawm zoo tshaj plaws los nqa cov khoom siv tiag tiag rau lub nroog Atlantic. Peb ntseeg lub nroog Athlantic tau ua kom rov qab los ua ib qho ntawm cov chaw ua ntej premier rau kev ua si tshaj lij thiab cov khoom siv tiag tau cog lus los ua ib feem ntawm qhov ntawd.”

 

 

 

Lub tsev tiag tiag ntawm lub koob npe tshwj xeeb yuav siv qhov chaw hnub Saturday, Lub Rau Hli 2 ntawm ARCIAN Phillips Theatre hauv Boardwalalk Hall thiab yog nthuav tawm hauv Assing nrog kev nce qib kev tshaj tawm thiab lub nroog Atlantic Boxing Hall of Fame. Daim pib yog muag tam sim no thiab luv nqi ntawm $150, $100, $50 thiab $35. Daim pib muaj nyob rau ntawm www.ticketmaster.com thiab hauv tus neeg ntawm Boardwalk Hall Box Office. Yog xav paub ntxiv mus saib www.therealdoxing.com thiab www.acbhof.com.

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RUBEN VILLA: ‘I’M PRETTY SURE ME AND SHAKUR STEVENSON WILL FIGHT AGAIN’

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https://www.ringtv.com/533294-ruben-villa-im-pretty-sure-shakur-stevenson-will-fight/

 

 

 

BY JOSEPH SANTOLIQUITO (RINGTV.COM)

 

 

 

The encouragement wasn’t so subtle, as Ruben Villa IV looked up from his muddy hands and knees, wiping his sweaty brow with his forearm and wondering if the day would ever end. Ruben Villa III, Villa’s father, blurted out, “Do you want to do this for the rest of your life? You better start getting serious about boxing,” or working in sweltering 90-degree heat in the fields would become a fact of life.

 

 

 

Vaj Ncaim, the gifted featherweight southpaw, was around 15 xyoo, thaum lub sij hawm, and boxing was just something to fill the time. Though sweating in the gym certainly beat toiling for his father in the summer, lugging boxes, landscaping in what Villa describes as a “big old yard,” and making deliveries.

 

 

 

“Boxing, rau kuv, was hard at the time and I was too immature to understand the work that you had to put into it to be successful,” hais Villa, uas yuav tig 21 next week. “I had to learn sacrifices were needed in order to be successful. Nothing was going to be handed to me. Once my father took me to work that day, I decided, ua tsis tau, I’d rather get paid to beat someone up.”

 

 

 

That next someone for Villa (10-0, 4 knockouts) could be Colombian Marlon Olea (13-2, 12 Kos) in Villa’s first scheduled eight-rounder, from the Salinas Storm House, in Salinas, California, on Saturday night. This is the first time Villa will be fighting at home as a pro, raws li lub ntsiab kev tshwm sim.

 

 

 

“When I’m sweating and working my ass off at the gym, I think back to the times I worked with my father and I’ll always remember that,” hais Villa, the only boy of five children. “I’m not afraid of hard work but there are better ways to get paid. There are worse situations than boxing and boxing for a living can be a hard life too. You’re away from your family for a month and you’re sweating just as hard as when I worked for my father, who has a job in the agriculture business, doing everything from driving a forklift to making deliveries.

 

 

 

“You appreciate hard work once you see what you’re doing to keep food on the table. You get a greater appreciation when you do what they do. I used to help my father when I was in my mid-teens a couple of times. I did whatever my father told me to do. It meant doing all of the moving, boxes, wooden pallets and this yard that was always dirty. I helped my dad with deliveries and cleaning that big old yard of his. I never wanted to go back to that.”

 

It made Villa look at boxing differently.

 

 

 

“This fight with Olea is another step for me,” hais Villa, whose patience belies his age. “My time will come eventually. Kuv paub hais tias. Olea, Kuv paub, is a Colombian who is 13-2 and he has 12 knockouts, so he comes pretty heavy-handed. My sparring went well. I had some heavier guys come in and I’m ready to show what I can do.”

 

 

 

Villa is hoping his career continues on an upward trajectory, so he can one day professionally meet 2016 U.S. Olympic silver medalist Shakur Stevenson, who Villa defeated twice in 2015, raws li ib tug pib xyaum ua. The 5-foot-6 Villa, who started boxing when he was five to curb his overly rambunctious behavior, and Stevenson, uas yog 5-0, nrog 2 KOs as a pro, are both featherweights.

 

 

 

After Villa beat Stevenson the second time in 2015, Stevenson made the photo of the referee raising Villa’s hand the screensaver on his cell phone. Stevenson got his revenge by beating Villa twice at the Olympic Trials, nyob rau hauv Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 2015, to earn a spot on the U.S. team for the 2016 Rio Olympics.

 

 

 

“Somewhere down the line, I’m pretty sure me and Stevenson will happen again,” Villa hais tias. “I want to see him again. Once we make a name for ourselves, nws yuav tshwm sim. We’ll get that fight in and there is a rivalry between us. I know more people in boxing may know him more than they know me but I don’t care.

 

 

 

“I’ve always had the idea to push through with hard work. I’ll get mine eventually.”

 

 

 

Daim pib rau “Tshiab ntshav” yog luv nqi ntawm $75 & $125, and are available for purchase by calling 714-935-0900, or online at ThompsonBoxing.com.

 

 

 

All fights will be live streamed on TB Presents: New Blood via Thompson Boxing Facebook page and ThompsonBoxing.com.

 

 

 

The livestream starts at 6:00 p.m. PT / 9:00 p.m. ET with Beto Duran as the blow-by-blow announcer and Steve Kim providing expert color commentary.

 

 

 

Qhov rooj qhib rau ntawm 4:30 p.m. local time with the first bout at approximately 6:00 p.m. The Salinas Storm House is located at 185 Maryal Dr. Salinas, XWS LI 93907.

 

“Tshiab ntshav” is presented by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing Promotions.

 

 

 

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Photo Credit Emily Harney / Banner Promotions

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Undefeated Ruben Villa Makes Homecoming Debut in Salinas, California on Saturday April 14th

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Philadelphia, PENN./ORANGE, California. (Lub peb hlis ntuj 23, 2018)–Heralded featherweight prospect Ruben Villa returns home for the 1st time as a professional as he headlines in the Northern California city of Salinas on Saturday, Plaub Hlis Ntuj 14, from the popular Salinas Storm House.
The show is promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing.
“Ruben has been coming along great, thiab nyob rau April 14th, he will thrill his hometown fans,” hais tias Banner Promotions Thawj Tswj Hwm, Arthur Pelullo. “We are looking forward to this special night for Ruben, for him not only to put on a great performance in his hometown, but to capture his first championship.”
“This show has been in the works for more than a year,” hais tias Alex Camponovo, who as Matchmaker and General Manager of Thompson Boxing. “It’s an excellent show from top-to-bottom featuring talent from all over the Bay Area and surrounding parts. You have Ruben looking to win his first professional title [WBO Youth] in his hometown.”

Vaj Ncaim, 20, will be locked in a battle with fellow prospect Marlon Olea (13-2, 12 Kos) of Colombia in the 8-round “Tshiab ntshav” main event where the WBO Youth Featherweight Title is up for grabs. Vaj Ncaim, a southpaw, is currently in Riverside, California. with trainer Max Garcia preparing for his main event debut.

“I’m excited to headline my first event,” hais Villa, who is co-promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing. “I’ve been preparing for this my whole life. It came fast. There’s a lot to be happy about. It’s a title fight, and it will be in front of my hometown fans.”

Villa will certainly receive a challenge from Olea. He holds a unanimous decision loss against WBA World Champion Danny Roman and is known as a pressure fighter with excellent instincts.

“He’s a mover, and he’s quick with his hands,” Villa hais tias. “I’ll be ready for him. We are getting a little bit of everything in this training camp. I’m sparring guys that like to box and guys that are coming in and pressuring.”

New to Villa for this fight has been the abundance of ticket requests from local boxing fans. The former two-time Golden Gloves Champion has already sold 400 daim pib, yet the requests keep pouring in.

“Yuav kom ncaj ncees, I’m not sure how it’s going to feel to fight in my hometown,” Villa hais tias. “I tend to tune out all the white noise and just box. I’m sure there will be some moments when I recognize the crowd. I have to enjoy it, but keep my poise.”

Daim pib rau “Tshiab ntshav” yog luv nqi ntawm $40, $75, & $125, and are available for purchase by calling 714-935-0900, or online at ThompsonBoxing.com.

Qhov rooj qhib rau ntawm 4:30 p.m. local time with the first bout at approximately 6:00 p.m. The Salinas Storm House is located at 185 Maryal Dr. Salinas, XWS LI 93907.

All fights will be live streamed on TB Presents: New Blood via Thompson Boxing Facebook page and ThompsonBoxing.com.

The livestream starts at 6:00 p.m. PT / 9:00 p.m. THIAB with Beto Duran as the blow-by-blow announcer and Steve Kim providing expert color commentary.

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Michael Dutchover Dominates in Main Event Debut

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Philadelphia, PENN./ORANGE, California. (Lub peb hlis ntuj 19, 2018)–Junior sib Michael Dutchover (8-0, 5 Kos) delivered an impressive performance in his main event debut Saturday night from the Doubletree Hotel nyob rau hauv Orange, California.

Dutchover, 20, thoroughly out boxed and outmaneuvered solid prospect Ricardo Lopez(7-2-2, 6 Kos) to the tune of a one-side, unanimous decision win (cov qhab nia: 59-55 all around).
“I felt like I controlled the entire fight from beginning to end,” remarked Dutchover, who is co-promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing. “He tried to come on late in the fight, but it was too late for him. I had already figured him out.”
Tseeb, Dutchover put his stamp on the fight from the outset. The first three rounds consisted of the Texas native firing shots from a variety of angles. Lopez, who is based in Tijuana, Mex., tried to get back in the game in the fourth and fifth rounds, but Dutchover used his counter punching ability to stymie the attack.
Prior to the fight, Dutchover promised to show off a more polished skill set after recently working as the chief sparring partner to world champion Oscar Valdez. He certainly looked like the high-end prospect that many predicted he would become once his impressive amateur run came to a close.
“I wanted to be smart out there,” said Dutchover after the fight. “You can’t overwhelm everyone with natural ability. At some point you’re going to have to think your way out of a tough situation. I think I showed off my ring IQ tonight [Saturday].”
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Photos By Carlos Baeza / Thompson Boxing
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Middleweight Cem Kilic remains undefeated with 2nd round stoppage

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Beverly toj, California. (Lub peb hlis ntuj. 12, 2018) – Middleweight Cem Kilic remained perfect with a 2nd round stoppage over veteran Taronze Washington in Hinckley, Minnesota this past Friday.
The native of Los Angles via Frankfurt, Germany put Washington down with a hard body shot, and the bout was stopped to raise Kilic’s mark to 10-0 with six knockouts.
“Kuv 10-0 tam sim no, and I cant ell you how excited I am to get the early knockout in front of my adopted American fans,” haismic. “Taronze was a tough opponent, but I trained too hard for this fight not to get the early knockout. 2018 yog kuv xyoo, and I am putting the middleweight division on notice. I trust my manager to get the opportunity to showcase my talent to the entire world.”
Kilic yog tswj hwm los ntawm tsis muaj kev txwv lub tswv yim llc, and CEO Shane Shapiro is extremely confident in the direct that his fighter is heading.
“Friday was a big step for Cem Kilic. He demonstrated that at age 23 against a very tought opponent, who had fought three world champions (Lwm yam Berto, Alfredo Angulo and Austin Trout) as well as a plethora of big name contenders, that Cem was able to take him out in 2 rounds. I am very pleased and excited to announce a MAJOR mover very shortly.”
Kilic is promoted by Greg Cohen Promotions.
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Heralded Prospect Ruben Villa Remains Undefeated with Unanimous Decision this Past Friday Night in Ontario, California

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Philadelphia, PENN./ORANGE, California. (Feb. 19, 2017)- Heralded prospect Ruben Villa (10-0, 4 Kos) ntawm Salinas, California. made it ten straight wins to start his career by outpointing veteran Juan Sandoval (15-18, 5 Kos) of Mexico. Scores: 59-55, 60-54 ob zaug.
The bout was the co-feature this past Friday night at the Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, California.

Vaj Ncaim, 20, capitalized on his southpaw stance by landing a strong jab and countering with a right hook that routinely found its mark. Sandoval often looked confused and never managed to find any angles against the busier Villa.
“I just tried to keep the pressure on him from start to finish,” hais Villa, who is co-promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing. “I think he fought a cautious fight, but I was still able to land a lot of punches in every round.”
Villa was most impressive in the fourth and fifth rounds when he delivered numerous sets of combinations that stunned the taller Sandoval. While Villa kept his unbeaten streak alive on Friday hmo ntuj, another, less recognizable streak ended. In his previous unanimous decision wins, Villa had won every round on every scorecard. Nyob rau hnub Friday hmo ntuj, one judge failed to give Villa all six rounds (59-55).
“That streak was bound to end sooner or later,” Villa hais tias. “I’ll have to start another one.”
“Once again Ruben had a terrific outing on Friday hmo ntuj,” hais tias Banner Promotions Thawj Tswj Hwm, Artie Pelullo.
“Ruben continues his progression and development, and we are extremely pleased at where he is at. 2018 is going to be a big year for Ruben, as we will see him fight for some regional titles in the next 12-18 lub hlis.”
“Ruben looked impressive yet again against a veteran opponent,” said Ken Thompson, tus thawj tswj hwm ntawm Thompson Boxing. “Ruben is developing and maturing quicker than we anticipated. He’ll be back in the ring very soon.”
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Top Prospect Ruben Villa (9-0, 4 Kos) in Action TONIGHT!! nyob rau hauv Ontario, XWS LI

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Philadelphia, Penn./ORANGE, California. (Feb. 16, 2018) – Rising featherweight talent Ruben Villa (9-0, 4 Kos) ntawm Salinas, California. faced some fight week uncertainty after his initial opponent, Ruben Tamayo, fell in and was replaced by Juan Sandoval (7-20-1, 4 Kos) ntawm San Bernardino, California. lig Wednesday.

Lub “Path to Glory” co-feature between Villa and Sandoval is set for 6-rounds and originates from the Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, California. Hmo no.

Vaj Ncaim, a former two-time Golden Gloves winner, gave his take on hmo no lub last minute match up, his early dominance on the scorecards, and what its like sparring against heavier competition.

Your main sparring partners for this training camp were Joel Diaz, Jr. and Andy Vences. Both fight at a heavier weight class than you (135-140 lbs.). What kind of advantage will that give you on Friday hmo ntuj?

“It’s a tremendous advantage. Kuv tus kws qhia, Max Garcia, wanted me to spar bigger, longer guys with respectable records. Both Joel and Andy have hit the 20-fight mark and are highly skilled. I went four-minute rounds with them to make sure I was prepared for Tamayo. They gave me excellent work.”

Is there anything specific that you dialed in on for this training camp?

“I’m trying to use more angles so I can attack in different ways. Tsis tas li ntawd, trying to mix up my movements so I don’t telegraph what I’m trying to do.”

Your opponent, Juan Sandoval, was added at the last minute. How does this affect your preparation?

“It’s boxing. This type of stuff happens all the time especially when you’re first starting out. I’m not too worried. I put in an excellent training camp and I’m prepared for everything.”

Of your five wins that have resulted in unanimous decision victories, you’ve managed to win every round on every scorecard. Did you expect that kind of dominance early on?

“Staying in the gym pays dividends, but at the same time you should see that type of dominance in a prospect. The ability to impose your will boosts your confidence. I see every round of every fight going my way. It’s not arrogance, it’s confidence and you need that belief otherwise you’re in trouble.”

Villa yog txhawb nqa los ntawm Banner Promotions thiab Thompson Boxing.

All fights will be live streamed on TB Presents: Path to Glory via our Facebook page and ThompsonBoxing.com.

The livestream starts at 8:00 p.m. PT / 11:00 p.m. THIAB with Beto Duran as the blow-by-blow announcer and Steve Kim providing expert color commentary.

Qhov rooj qhib rau ntawm 6:30 p.m. local time with the first bout at approximately 8:00 p.m. The Doubletree Hotel is located at 222 N. Vineyard Ave. nyob rau hauv Ontario, XWS LI 91764 and can be reached at 909-937-0900.

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Photo by Carlos Baeza / Thompson Boxing
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Hernandez Returns to the Ring This Friday

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Yees duab Credit: Team Hernandez
Riverside, XWS LI (Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 13, 2017) – Middleweight prospect, Marcos “Madman” Hernandez (10-1, 2 Kos), makes his way back to the ring this Friday, Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 15th, tiv thaiv Oscar Mora (7-4, 6 Kos). The 6-round bout will take place at the Pioneer Event Center in Lancaster, XWS LI, on the Vargas vs. Herrera card.
Hernandez, who is coming off an impressive victory against previously unbeaten prospect, Kevin Newman II (7-1-1, 3 Kos), is wrapping up the final days of training camp with coach Henry Ramirez.
“I had a great training camp going into this fight.” hais tias Marcos Hernandez. “I’m very grateful to be fighting one more time before the end of the 2017. Since my lone loss earlier this year, I’ve really stepped up my game in all aspects. Training with Henry Ramierz has been a big boost to my career. I’m going to be well prepared for anything Mora brings to the ring. The move to middleweight has been good and I’m feeling a lot stronger. Fans can expect me to throw a lot of punching in this fight. It’s time to shine.”
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UNBEATEN FEATHERWEIGHT PROSPECT EFREN “CHICO” LOPEZ RETURNS TO THE RING THIS FRIDAY IN LANCASTER, XWS LI

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FRESNO, XWS LI (Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 12, 2017) – Amateur standout, featherweight Efren “Me nyuam tub” Lopez (1-0, 1 KO), from Fresno, XWS LI, will step in the ring for the second time this year. The 4-round bout will take place on the Vargas vs. Herrera card at the Pioneer Event Center in Lancaster, XWS LI, this Friday December 15, 2017. Lopez will square off against Tyler Marshall.
Lopez age 21, who was an Olympic hopeful with over 200 fights raws li ib tug pib xyaum ua, has a tremendous pedigree. He made his pro debut in July of 2016. During the last year he was able to get his (A.S.) degree in phycology and communications. He’s trained by Ruben Guerrero Sr., but will be guided by former world champion, Robert “Lub Ntsuj Plig Dawb Huv” Warrior, Rau qhov kev sib ntaus no. The Ghost will be making his head cornerman debut.
“I’m ready to get back in the ring and pick up where I left off,” said Efren Lopez. “I’ve been training with Ruben and Robert Guerrero in Gilroy for the last few months, and things are going great. I’m learning a lot and I’ll be ready for my fight no hnub Friday.”
“Chico is looking more and more like a polished pro with every training session,” hais tias Robert Guerrero. “Tu siab, my dad suffered an injury and won’t be able to work his corner this fight. I’ll be guiding Efren for this bout, along with my brother Eric. He’s ready to go.”
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LFA, mixed martial arts, MMA

LFA STARTS 2018 WITH 1-2-3 PUNCH!

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LFA 30 MAIN kev tshwm sim:
“CURTIOUS”
CURTIS MILLENDER
vs.
“THE PHOENIX”
NICK BARNES
WELTERWEIGHT WAR
Friday, JANUARY 12th LIVE on AXS TV
COSTA MESA HALL AT OC FAIR GROUNDS
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA
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LFA 31 MAIN kev tshwm sim:
“THE WOLFMAN”
BOBBY MOFFETT
vs.
KNOCKOUT SENSATION
THANH LE
INTERIM FEATHERWEIGHT WORLD TITLE
Friday, JANUARY 19th LIVE on AXS TV
COMERICA THEATRE
PHOENIX, Arizona
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LFA 32 CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLEHEADER:
“ALL IN”
BRENDAN ALLEN
vs.
“FLUFFY”
ANTHONY HERNANDEZ
Middleweight NTIAJ TEB TITLE
+
“Superman”
RYAN SPANN
vs.
“THE SPARTAN”
ALEX NICHOLSON
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD TITLE
Friday, JANUARY 26th LIVE on AXS TV
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Las Vegas, Nevada – Legacy Sib ntaus sib tua Alliance (LFA) CEO Ed Soares announced the promotion will kick off 2018 nrog ib tug 1-2-3 punch in January with a trio of star-studded shows in California, Arizona, and Louisiana.

Lub ntsiab kev tshwm sim ntawm LFA 30 will feature the long-awaited clash between southern California kingpins and top LFA welterweights “Curtious” Curtis Millender and Nick “The Phoenix” Barnes. LFA 30 – Millender vs. Barnes takes place Friday, January 12th at Costa Mesa Hall at OC Fair Grounds in Costa Mesa, California.
The following week, LFA heads to Arizona with a fierce interim featherweight title fight in the Valley of the Sun. Nyob rau hauv lub ntsiab kev tshwm sim, former RFA title challenger and BJJ black belt Bobby “Lub Wolfman” Moffett battles knockout sensation Thanh Le for the LFA interim featherweight title. LFA 31 – Moffett vs. Le takes place Friday, January 19th at the Comerica Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona.
LFA caps the month of January with a pair of title fights in southern Louisiana. Nyob rau hauv lub ntsiab kev tshwm sim, former LFA title challenger Brendan “All In” Allen faces top undefeated prospect Anthony “Fluffy” Hernandez for the vacant LFA middleweight title. Nyob rau hauv lub co-headliner, red-hot Ryan “Superman” Spann will lock horns with UFC vet Alex “The Spartan” Nicholson for the inaugural LFA light-heavyweight title. LFA 32 – Allen vs. Hernandez takes place Friday, Lub ib hlis ntuj 26th at the Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
The entire main card of all three of these events will be televised live and nationwide on AXS TV at 9 p.m. THIAB / 6 p.m. PT.
“I’m excited to kick off 2018 with three straight weeks of LFA action across the country”, Hais Soares. “Curtis Millender and Nick Barnes are coming off big wins in LFA headliners and will meet in the main event of LFA 30 in southern California on January 12th. The following week, we head to Arizona with top contenders Bobby Moffett and Thanh Le meeting for the interim featherweight title in the main event LFA 31. We finish the month with two title fights at LFA 32 in southern Louisiana. Brendan Allen faces Anthony Hernandez for the vacant middleweight title in the main event and Ryan Spann will take on Alex Nicholson for the inaugural light-heavyweight title in the co-headliner.”
Zeb xaus (13-3) returns home to the building where he fought and won his first seven fights. The Orange County juggernaut is looking to build off a perfect 2017 where he won three fights, including back-to-back LFA headliners. His most recent win came via highlight reel Head Kick KO in the main event of LFA 24. Millender will meet Barnes (12-2) in a long-awaited showdown between two of southern California’s finest. The welterweight stars started their careers in the southern California regional circuit, moved on to Bellator, and will finally meet in the main event of LFA 30. Barnes, like Millender, is coming off an impressive win in an LFA headliner.
Lub ntsiab kev tshwm sim ntawm LFA 31 is a fight that casual fans and MMA purists alike are salivating over. It pits a rugged and accomplished BJJ black belt in Moffett (10-2) against one of the most dynamic strikers in all of MMA in Le (7-1) with the LFA interim featherweight title on the line. Rau ntawm daim ntawv, this is a textbook grappler vs. striker bout at its highest form. Txawm li cas los, both men bring so much more to the table than what their respective martial arts backgrounds represent. Moffett, who trains out of The MMA Lab, has shown a willingness to throw down with anyone, while Le trains with BJJ wunderkind and UFC star Ryan Hall in northern Virginia.
LFA will conclude its busy month of January with a pair of title tilts in southern Louisiana. LFA standout and Louisiana native Allen (8-2) will get a second shot at LFA gold after going five rounds with current UFC star Eryk Anders for the inaugural LFA middleweight title in June. Allen quickly rebounded six weeks later with a submission win in the co-main event of LFA 18. He will face another highly-touted undefeated prospect for the title. This time it comes in the form of the northern California destroyer Hernandez (5-0). Tus txiv neej lub npe hu ua “Fluffy” has finished everyone he has faced inside the first round.
Cov pa roj carbon monoxide-ntsiab kev tshwm sim ntawm LFA 32 will crown the inaugural LFA light-heavyweight champion. Spann (12-5) is a former Legacy FC title challenger that will look to capture LFA gold in front of his home crowd. “Superman” is riding considerable momentum heading into this fight after dispatching a pair of top contenders in the first round of his last two bouts at LFA 23 and LFA 27. He will face Nicholson (10-4) who has been a man on fire since his four-fight run with the UFC ended in May. The Florida native has been a tour de force since then as he looks to make his way back. In the past two months, “The Spartan” has knocked out three quality opponents in grand total of 3 minutes and 28 vib nas this.
Nyob rau hauv lub Cuaj Hli Ntuj 2016, Legacy FC and RFA officials announced that they would be merging to form the premier developmental organization in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) pib nyob rau hauv Lub ib hlis ntuj 2017. Legacy FC and RFA have launched the careers of over 150 ncaws pob uas tau mus txog lub pinnacle ntawm MMA los ntawm competing nyob rau hauv lub UFC.
Thov mus saib LFAfighting.com rau sib ntau sib tw tshiab thiab cov lus qhia. LFA is on Facebook at Legacy Sib ntaus sib tua Alliance. LFA is also on Instagram at @LFAfighting thiab Twitter ntawm @LFAfighting.