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NEWS FROM NOW BOXING PROMOTIONS & VICTORY BOXING PROMOTIONS

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January 22, 2018 – Victory and Now Boxing Promotions’ prospects are staying busy in the new year. The promotions’ top prospect, Jaron “Boots” Ennis (17-0, 15KO) is back in action this Friday, January 26th in his hometown of Philadelphia. Awọn 20 year old boxer, widely considered the best prospect in Philadelphia, will appear on the Real Deal Boxing card at Sugarhouse Casino. Brian Norman Jr., son of super middleweight Brian Norman (17-11, 5KO) ti Atlanta, won in his professional debut in Houston lojo satide, ati Christian Montano advanced to 4-0 (4KO) on the same card. All three fighters are managed by Cameron Dunkin ati igbega nipa Chris Middendorf of Victory Boxing Promotions, ati Joseph Dunkin of Now Boxing Promotions.
Christian Montano
Welterweight Brian Norman, Jr., who is trained by his father, dropped Kire Lucas (0-3) with a body shot before finishing him with another body shot in one minute, 31 aaya ti akọkọ yika. Montano also finished his opponent in the first round, stopping the experienced Keith Collins with a hook to the body, and straight right to the head at the 1:06 ami.

Yi Friday, “Boots” will face rugged Mexico City talent Gustavo Garibay (13-9, 5KO), who is the Mexican Super Welterweight Champion, and is a former WBC Latino Super Welterweight Champion. It’s the second fight in the United States for Garibay, his last being a loss to Zhankosh Turarov (22-0, 15KO) in Boca Raton.

Ennis, who trains with his father, former fighter Derrick “Bozy” Ennis in Philadelphia, last fought in December at the 2300 Gbagede, where he knocked out George Sosa inside of two rounds. The young pugilist is moving quickly, and fought nine times in 2017. Ennis is three months shy of his 21st birthday. Dunkin and Middendorf may not get him to 21 wins by his 21st birthday, but both feel certain that 2018 will be the real ‘coming out’ year for the young talent.
Jaron Ennis

“We always like to have Boots fight at home,” said Victory Boxing Promotions founder and Promoter Christopher Middendorf. “He’s getting great experience with veterans like Garibay. This is the first champion-caliber fighter he’s faced, and we’ll get to see how he handles that. I’m hoping the Philly boxing fans get out to support him.”

Tiketi fun Friday ká event are available at Ticketmaster outlets and at therealdealboxing.com, ki o si ti wa ni owole ni $125 ati $50. Doors to The Real Deal Showcase Series I open at 6 p.m., and first bell is at 7 p.m.
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VICTORY BOXING RETURNS TO PHILADELPHIA WITH PHILLY STRONG

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Philadelphia – August 18, 2017 – Victory Boxing Promotions has found a new home in Philadelphia. The growing promotional outfit will make its return to the City of Brotherly love, and re-launch its Philly Strong series at the 23rd Street Armory in Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia on October 21st.

The card will be headlined by Jaron “Boots” Ennis (14-0, 12KO), who has racked up an impressive six wins in 2017 nikan. It was recently announced that Ennis, who is trained by his father Bozy Ennis, and managed by mega-manager Cameron Dunkin, will be honored at Philadelphia’s Briscoe Awards for the third time. He will take home 2016 Rookie of the Year honors, just days before he steps into the ring in front of his home town for the first time since June. After stopping veteran Wilfredo Acuna in the first round in that fight, Ennis has fought twice more – once in Durham, North Carolina, and once in Washington D.C.

“Without question, Boots is one of the best young fighters in the country,” said Victory Boxing Promotions Founder and Promoter, Chris Middendorf. “We have kept him extremely busy, fighting him 14 times since his debut on April 30th last year. We have done this because of his skills, and his rapid development. He has impressed each time we’ve put a challenge in front of him. We are considering several opponents for him for October 21st, all of whom will be solid tests.” Middendorf added that Boots would be fighting at least once more before October 21st.

Several other Victory Boxing prospects will showcase their talents that evening at 23rd Street Armory, including Adam Daranyi (12-0, 11 KO), who was a standout amateur and national champion in his home country of Canada. Korean-Mexican sensation and former amateur standout Brandun Lee (5-0, 4KO), who is coming off a 2nd round knockout win in DC last weekend, will fight at Philly Strong, and local favorite Joshua Jones (4-0-1, 2KO) will don his gloves in front of his home crowd. All three fighters are also managed by Cameron Dunkin, who has managed 34 champions in his 30+ years in the boxing business.

“We are very excited to re-launch Philly Strong at the 23rd Street Armory,” said Middendorf. “It is the oldest armory in the United States, and will be a great host for world class boxing. The Armory hasn’t seen boxing since 2003, and we plan on making October 21st a night to remember.

Ticket information and purchase outlets, along with the undercard will be announced soon. For more information on Victory Boxing Promotions, please visit www.victoryboxingpromotions.com.

The 23rd Street Armory is located at: 22 S 23rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19103

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BRANDUN LEE AND ADAM DARANYI RACK UP WINS IN NORTH CAROLINA

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Fighters to return to the East Coast in two weeks
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – August 1, 2017 – Two of Victory Boxing Promotions’ top prospects saw action in North Carolina Saturday, and both ended the night with their hands raised. Junior Welterweight prospect, and standout amateur Brandun Lee (4-0, 3KO) dominated Donavin Battle over four rounds to cruise to a unanimous decision win (40-36, 40-35, 40-35). Adam Daranyi, Jr. (12-0, 11KO)’s Junior Middleweight bout versus veteran Andre Baker ended early, with Daranyi stopping the game fighter in under two rounds. Both fighters are managed by Cameron Dunkin.
Brandun Lee

It was the fourth bout for Lee since he impressed in a first round knockout in his January debut earlier this year. He controlled the action throughout the fight, knocking Battle down in the 2nd round. The accomplished amateur (181-9), who hails from Coachella and was described as a “prodigy” by Ring Magazine at only eleven years old, is planning to step back into the ring on August 12th inz Washington DC.

Canadian Junior Middleweight Adam Daranyi impressed in his third outing of 2017, knocking down a very game Andre Baker three times en route to a third round stoppage. Daranyi’s range of talent was on display throughout the bout. Using his size, distance and reach to full advantage, awọn 22 year old Daranyi, who stands at 6’1″, floored his opponent with a left hook, a body shot, and a right hook en route to his stoppage victory.

“We are very excited about these two prospects,” said Victory Boxing Promotions’ Chris Middendorf. “They will both continue to be busy this summer and fall. Lee is coming back quickly in D.C. lori August 12th, and Daranyi a couple weeks later in Virginia. They will both also be fighting multiple times in Philadelphia this fall.” Added Middendorf, “We will be announcing our new series there soon.”
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Boxing manager Adrian Clark releases mini documentary Adrian Clark: Ṣaaju ki Awọn Bell on Youtube

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Dallas, TX (January 28, 2015)–Si oke ati awọn bọ Boxing faili Adrian Clark ti tu a mini itan ti o Kronika a ose ni awọn aye ti rẹ ọmọ bi o nyorisi soke si a fight.The itan ti wa ni ti akole Adrian Clark: Before The Bell

Clark of Dallas, Texas ti ni kiakia di ọkan ninu awọn brightest odo okan ninu ile ise ati ki o ti wa ni Boxing bọ si pa a alarinrin 2014 ibi ti o si mu awọn onija bii James De La Rosa si ifarahan lori Floyd Mayweather – Marcos Maidana II undercard ibi ti o segun aye asiwaju tele Alfredo Angulo bi daradara bi a Kejìlá ija lori HBO Boxing Lẹhin Dudu.
Miran ti ose, Jerry Belmontes jà WBC Lightweight asiwaju Omar Figueroa lori Showtime asiwaju Boxing ni a ija ibi ti ọpọlọpọ awọn eniyan ti o bojuwo awọn ija ro Belmontes ti gba a ipinnu lati Yaworan awọn igbanu sugbon sọnu nipasẹ pipin ipinnu.
“O je ohun iyanu iriri n a mini itan. Biotilejepe awọn ifojusi ojuami je ara mi, awọn onija ni mo sise fun gba ti o dara ifihan tun. Name ati oju iye ni o wa gan ibaraẹnisọrọ nigbati gbiyanju lati oja elere idaraya ki nigbati o ba ri mi, o ri mi buruku. Nigbati o ba ri mi buruku, o ri mi paapa ti o ba ti a ba wa ko wa nibẹ ni awọn fọọmu ti ara, a gbogbo soju kọọkan miiran. Wiwo awọn itan fi agbara mu mi lati da duro ati ẹwà ohun ti Mo ti sọ ṣe ki o si ohun ti awọn wọnyi elere idaraya ti wa ni n,” Said Clark
“In five years & ni 28 years old now, Mo fẹ awọn ti gbà Mo ti sọ ṣe kan lẹwa ti o dara job, paapa ṣiṣẹ nipa ara mi pẹlu ko si Fifẹyinti. I sí De la Rosa free lati Don King, ki o si ni i 2 ńlá njà lori Showtime PPV ati HBO. O si ṣe diẹ owo ni 2 njà ju gbogbo re ọmọ ni idapo. I negotiated a world title shot fight for Belmontes, ebun u julọ owo ninu rẹ ọmọ. Mo ti sise lati gba Ray Ximenez free lati a buburu-maili guide ati ti nṣiṣe lọwọ lẹẹkansi, lori rẹ ọna lati lọ si tobi njà. Mo ti wole ohun iyanu afojusọna ni Oscar Mojica ti o jẹ aṣiwaju a ojo iwaju ni 118 lbs. o si debuted a ojo iwaju Star ni 140 ni Steve Belmontes. 2014 je ohun iyanu fun odun AC idaraya Management, LLC. Nwa lati capitalize ni 2015.”
“Nibẹ ni o wa kan pupo ti iyanu ohun ti lọ lori ni Boxing ọtun bayi. Mo wa odo, si oke ati awọn bọ ati ki o gbiyanju lati ṣetọju a bọwọ orukọ. Mo ti wo lati sise ki o si kọ ni ilera ibasepo pẹlu Banner ni igbega, Roc Nation, Top ipo ati agbegbe awọn olupolowo. Mo ni a ikọja ibasepo pelu Golden Boy ati Ifilelẹ titn; Mo ni ireti lati bojuto awon lagbara ìde ati ki o ṣe awọn ti o dara ju njà ti o ni mi buruku.”
“Sũru jẹ bọtini ninu Boxing owo. Ọkan ni o ni lati oye wipe sisare ni ohun gbogbo ki o si fi agbara mu ise ni ko ni ona. AJ Galante {ti o jẹ jasi nikan ni miiran faili ninu rẹ 20 ká} ati ki o Mo ye pe a ni o wa ni odo ẹjẹ ká ninu awọn idaraya. Ni 5 tabi 10 years a yoo jẹ awọn Al Haymon ká, Frank Espinoza ká ati Cameron dunkin ká… Ńlá orukọ buruku ati awọn nẹtiwọki yoo wo lati sise nipasẹ wa. A mo wipe ati awọn ti a ti wa ni nigbagbogbo ngbaradi ati strategizing lati gbe lori iyanu laini ronu ti Boxing ni ireti ti nlọ a julọ ti wa ara. Awọn oniwe-lẹwa dara.” 

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Adrian Clark: Ṣaaju ki awọn Bell
Adrian Clark: Ṣaaju ki awọn Bell