Fairfax, Orúkọàyè. (Le 11, 2019) - Julian "J-apata '' Williams mọ pe o n rin sinu iho kiniun nigbati o ajo lati Philadphia si Virginia lati dojuko Ajumọṣe Super Windweight America "Swift". Ṣugbọn Williams (27-1-1, 16 KOs) ko bẹru.
O wa. O rii o si ṣẹgun HARD (23-1, 16 KOs), Yiyan ipinnu Unnimonous 12-yika, Fi pipadanu idalẹnu rẹ ati mu IBF, WBA ati Ile-iṣẹ Ile-iṣẹ IBE ṣaaju pe ijọ eniyan ni Arena ti Edebank lori ogba ile-iwe giga ile-ẹkọ giga George Mason.
Awọn eniyan ati awọn olukọ asọtẹlẹ, eyiti o ṣe aifọwọyi lati kọfoji ati fox yapa, jẹri iṣẹ-rere ti o jẹri lati inu Williams mejeeji ati nira ninu kini yoo jẹ "ija ti ọdun ''. Awọn onidajọ ti Welliams ṣẹgun iyara pẹlu ikun ti 116-111 ati 115-112 lemeji.
Williams ti wa ni kukuru ninu igbiyanju tẹlẹ ni akọle aye nigbati o duro lori nipasẹ TKO nipasẹ JUMAll Charlo 2016. O ti lagbara nipasẹ awọn ẹdun lẹhin iṣẹgun ibinu rẹ lori Hurd, Tani o jẹ ayanfẹ ayanfẹ lori awọn Willia-ọdun 29.
“Mo kan rẹwẹsi. Eyi jẹ iru rilara nla. Mo ti o ju u. Mo jẹ ọkan ninu awọn onija ti o dara julọ ni agbaye,"Wi Williams. "Boya Emi ko ṣetan fun akọle ni igba akọkọ ti Mo ni shot. Mo mu pipadanu naa. Mo gba bi ọkunrin kan ati gbogbo agbaye ti o ṣiyemeji mi. Mo lọ sinu ija yii si underdog kan. ''
“Eleyi ti ni a ala wá otito. Mo ti nduro fun eyi fun ọdun. Emi ko mọ ile-idaraya naa. Emi ko ni awọn ọmọbirin tabi fi ile-idaraya silẹ. Mo wa lati opopona, ṣugbọn emi ko wa ni opopona. Mo wa ninu ile-idaraya ti o ṣe adaṣe iṣẹ mi.
“Awọn eniyan ti o gbagbọ ninu mi ni ẹgbẹ mi, Ṣugbọn gbogbo nkan ti Mo le sọ ni 'ati tuntun'!”
Hard nigbagbogbo ni Starter ti o lọra ati Williams ti o sanwo fun iyẹn. O fo lori ibi aabo aṣaju ni ọna ẹnu-ọna, Gbọ awọn agaran pluches lẹhin ibọn kan-bi jab. Helliams fi agbara mu ni yika keji pẹlu ibọn si tẹmpili.
"Ko yipada nwon.Mirza mi. O kan jẹ fọnduọdọ Flash. O mu mi nipasẹ iyalẹnu. Emi ko farapa gaan,'' Surd sọ.
Ti o ni itara o ti sọ, Williams wa titaja ni iyipo keji. O mu Pace ati Surd pinnu lati baamu korsocity ti ikọlu kuku ju rẹ lọ. Midway nipasẹ yika kẹta, Hurd gba ilẹ ti o lọ silẹ ti o tẹ sori oke ti a tẹ siwaju ati laiyara bẹrẹ lati tun gba ọna rẹ.
Surd ati Williams lọ si awọn trenches ni awọn iyipo arin, pipade ijinna ati ija ni awọn aaye mimu. Ọgbọn ti ara yoo dabi ẹni pe o ṣe ojurere si ni isinmi ni aaye yẹn, Nitori ti o ti ni ti ara ẹni ju Williams lọ. Ṣugbọn Williams ṣe diẹ sii ju ti ara rẹ lọ.
Nipasẹ keje, Ija ti di ogun ti ifaramọ ati idanwo ti ifẹ. Hurd ti ge lori oju osi rẹ ni yika kẹjọ. Nipasẹ lẹhinna, Williams wa patapata ni iṣakoso.
Williams sọ pe o ti pese daradara fun ohun gbogbo ti yoo fi silẹ, Ṣugbọn kii ṣe ọna ti o jẹ akara oyinbo kan.
“Ko rọrun lati kọlu ju Mo ro lọ. O jẹ arekereke ati pe o ni awọn ọwọ ti o wuwo. Mo kan duro duro. Mo tẹtisi olukọ mi ati pe Mo kan ṣiṣẹ,'' Williams sọ. “Ko le ṣe ipalara fun mi. Mo ri ohun gbogbo ti o nsun. Mo lu u. Eto ere ni lati win sibẹsibẹ Mo le. Mo ni ibamu lori fò. A mọ pe o ni awọn ifarahan kan ati ṣiṣẹ lori awọn ifarahan rẹ. ''
Surd sọ pe ko lero bi ara rẹ ni igbejadi si Williams. Ija ni iwaju ti ẹsin Rucouspous ti o kun fun idile ati awọn ọrẹ bi o ti ju kuro ninu agbẹjọro nitosi, Aṣalẹ.
"Emi ko ni anfani lati lọ kuro. Emi ko le pe ni gidi ni bayi. Mo ni lati pada ki o wo. Mo n ṣe ikojọpọ awọn Asokagba mi dipo ki o jẹ ki awọn ọwọ mi lọ,'' Surd sọ. "J-apata jẹ eniyan ti o dara julọ. Dajudaju gbolohun ọrọ atunkọ wa ninu iwe adehun wa ati pe emi yoo lọ fun. Emi yoo pada wa dara julọ ju mi lọ ni alẹ. ''
Super Lightweight sensfins Mario Corrios (24-0, 15 KOs) Gbajumọ iparun igba keji yika isegun lori Juan Jose Velasco (20-2, 12 KOs) ninu awọn àjọ-ẹya-ara. Barrios ti San Antonio, Texas salaye igbasilẹ ti ko ni agbara nigba ti o gbe chishing ara shot ti o ran Velasco si canvas Midway. Referee HURO Spinola ka Velasco ni 1:16 ti yika keji bi pearentine wa lori ọwọ rẹ ati awọn kneesesd gbiyanju lati yẹ ẹmi rẹ.
Barrios sọ pe o n gbiyanju lati ṣe alaisan ki o lo jab rẹ lati ṣeto shot pipe.
“Mo rii i n ṣii ni gbogbo igba ti yoo ṣe wọle. Mo mọ ọkan ninu awọn Asokagba ara ti yoo ṣe ati pe Mo rii iranran dun,'' Barrios sọ. “A ko nireti pe ki o pari iyẹn yarayara. Emi ko sọ asọtẹlẹ kan kọlu, Ṣugbọn mo mọ pe Mo ni agbara lati ṣe ati da a duro.”
“Mo ni igboya pupọ. Mo ni ibudó nla. Emi ko le dupẹ lọwọ Virgil ode ati ẹgbẹ fun igbaradi fun ija yii. A mọ pe o jẹ ipalara pẹlu awọn gunfus ara ati pe o jẹ nkan ti Mo ṣiṣẹ lori laibikita. O jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ibọn ayanfẹ mi. Mo ti n ṣiṣẹ lori rẹ lati awọn ope. "
Barrios sọ pe yoo kọ lori isegun lori velasco ati tẹsiwaju lati gun akaba ni 140 poun.
“Mo fe aworan akọle kan. Mo wa nigbagbogbo ni ibi-idaraya. Mo ṣetan nigbagbogbo. Mo fẹ gbogbo ẹfin ni 140. Mo fẹ eyikeyi awọn aṣaju. Ati pe Mo ṣetan lati mu ija nla kan si gbogbo awọn onijakidijagan ara mi ni San Antonio. ''
Ninu ṣiṣi tẹlifisiọnu ija ija ni awọn iṣowo Mindweight Matt Kolobov ti Orotuku, Russia ati Immanewel Aloem ti East Meadow, N.Y.. stalk kọọkan miiran fun 10 iyipo. Wọn mu awọn ọna ti o tẹ igbese ati ndun, yiya jade ati gbigba ti o dara julọ ti ọkọọkan ni lati pese. Ni ipari Kolobov (29-2, 14 KOs) Ati Alum (18-2-1, 11 KOs) ti ja si iyaworan nla. Idajọ kan ti kolobov bori 97-93 ati awọn onidajọ meji ti a gba wọle 95-95.
Ni Oṣu kejila yika Korobov de apapọ kan ti Aliem ti o rorun ati pe o ni wahala nigbana. Ṣugbọn ẹmi oju ojo. AneEm wa jade lagbara ni ila kẹsan, O fẹrẹ ṣiṣẹ kọja iwọn lati pade Kobolov, ti o ti gbe laiyara dide ara ọdun 36 ọdun rẹ ti o jẹ eegun ti o kẹhin. Ni imọye ibajẹ ti ija, Awọn mejeeji Kolobov ati Aloem ti a gbekalẹ ati gbe diẹ ninu awọn Asokagba ti o wuwo ti o n wa lati tọju awọn abajade kuro lọdọ awọn adajọ awọn onidajọ.
Alaem sọ pe o ro pe o ṣẹgun ija naa.
"Emi ko lero bi o ti n ṣe to. Mo n gbiyanju lati lo ibiti mi. O kan kan fọwọkan mi. Mo mọ nigbati mo bẹrẹ si lilu rẹ pe ko ni gaasi naa., '' Alum sọ. “Mo nyara ju awọn eniyan ro. Mo ri awọn Asokagba Ṣii silẹ ju awọn eniyan reti. Mo ṣe alaye kan lalẹ ati pe Mo fẹ lati tẹsiwaju ṣiṣe awọn alaye.”
Korobov , ti o padanu ipinnu iṣọkan lati jermall Charlo ninu ija rẹ ti o kẹhin, sọ pe o ro sluggish lakoko ti baramu lodi si Alem.
“Mo ro pe iwuwo ati kii ṣe didasilẹ patapata. O nira lati fesi ati da u duro lati lọ si inu. Mo ni awọn nkan lati ṣiṣẹ lori., 'Korobov sọ. “O ti ni agbara ju ti Mo ti ṣere lọ. O ko lagbara bi charlo, ṣugbọn o jẹ onija to dara gaan. O tọju siwaju. Ko bẹru. O kan salaye awọn fifọ punches.”
United 154-iwon Commant & Oke Condeder Wiltiliams Square-pa ṣaaju awọn aṣaju Apoti Premier Lori Fox & FOX HOCELLS Iṣẹ akọkọ ni alẹ Satidee lati Aarfax Arena ni Fairfax, Virginia ngbe ni 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT
Tẹ NIBI Fun awọn fọto lati Stephanie Trophanie Trapp / TGBE
Alintini, Orúkọàyè. (Le 9, 2019) – Unfire 154-Ijọpọ World Contrain “Swift” Jarrett Hurd ati oke contender Julian “J-Rock” Williams ṣe awotẹlẹ ipolowo wọn ni apejọ ipade ikẹhin ni irọlẹ Ọjọbọ ṣaaju ki wọn to koko-ọrọ Boxing Boxt lori Aarfax, Virginia.
Tun squirring-pipa ni Apejọ tẹ ati fifipamọ sinu Satidee oruka ni iṣẹ ibẹrẹ ibẹrẹ ni 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT jẹ ainigba Breathweight Benweight Coneden Mario “Aztec” Aladugbo ati Argentina Juan “Pipe naa” JoseVelasco, ti o pade ni ija 10-yika, ati awọn oluṣowo aringbungbun Mattroolov ati Immanuel Aleem, ti o jagun ninu ifamọra 10.
Tiketi fun iṣẹlẹ naa wa lori tita bayi ati pe o le ra nipasẹ Tiketmaster (ticketmaster.com).
Eyi ni ohun ti awọn onija ni lati sọ Ọjọbọ lati DoubleTreet nipasẹ Hotẹẹli Hilton ni Arlington, Virginia:
Itọju Jarett
“Eyi ti jẹ ọsẹ nla kan. Eyi ni ile ti n fẹ nigbagbogbo. O dara julọ paapaa ti Mo foju inu ati pe emi ko le duro lati ṣe igbesẹ sinu iwọn.
“O le sọ ọpọlọpọ nipa onija kan nigbati o ba ri wọn ninu oludari si ija kan. Julian Williams wo igboya ati pe o ti ṣetan. O n lilọ si jẹ Ayebaye lori Ijo Aja.
“O jẹ igbadun lati ni atilẹyin yii lati ilu ati awọn ilu mi. O ti fọ mi. Ifẹ ati atilẹyin fun mi ni ibi-idaraya lati rii daju pe Mo lọ sibẹ ki o si fi iṣafihan kan.
“Emi ni nla 154-pounter ṣugbọn Mo mọ bi o ṣe le ge iwuwo ati ki o gba kuro ni apa ọtun. A tun njẹun ati pe a ni agbara to ni alẹ ijà.”
Julian Williams
“Emi ko ronu pupọ pupọ nipa ija ni ilu rẹ. Mo ti ja ni opopona gbogbo iṣẹ mi. Mo kan idojukọ lori ija naa, Kii ṣe ohun ti n ṣẹlẹ ni ita ti iwọn.
“A fọwọ kan lori ọpọlọpọ awọn nkan ti o yatọ ni ibudó ikẹkọ. A ko fi okuta silẹ. O dun cliché ati pe Mo ti sọ eyi tẹlẹ ṣaaju, Ṣugbọn eyi ni ibudo ti o dara julọ ti Mo ti lailai. Mo ṣetan lati lọ gba win yii.
“Mo kan rii ọkunrin kan nibẹ. Eniyan rẹ ko le ja fun u. Iyẹn ni gbogbo o n ṣẹlẹ ni alẹ Satidee.
“Jab jẹ bọtini nigbagbogbo. O jẹ pataki punch ni Boxing ati pe o jẹ bọtini fun mi laibikita ti Mo ja. Mo nigbagbogbo ṣiṣẹ pẹlu awọn eniyan nla ni ibudó ki iwọn naa yoo ma jẹ ohun tuntun.”
Mário Barrios
“A fojusi lori ti o wa ni awọn eegun ni ibudó ikẹkọ. Ṣiṣẹ pẹlu Hunter Virgil jẹ nla bi nigbagbogbo. Eyi jẹ anfani nla ati pe Mo nifẹ lati fi ifihan nla fun awọn egeb onijakidisi wọnyi.
“Ọmọde ti o npa. Iyẹn ni akọkọ ohun. O ti ṣẹgun ti o dun ati pe ko fẹ lẹẹkansi. Mo n ṣe idiwọ ọna rẹ. Lori Satidee night, Ko si sunmọ mi.
“Mo n ni okun ati dara julọ gbogbo ibudó. Ko si pupọ ju lati sọ, Ṣugbọn Mo n reti lati sunmọ ni Satidee iwọn Satidee.”
Juan jose volasco
“Igbebuja si ilana ilana ilana jẹ alakikanju pupọ ati pataki fun mi. Mo fẹ lati wa ni aṣaju ti agbaye ati pe o fihan mi ohun ti Mo nilo lati ṣe lati ṣe aṣeyọri ibi-afẹde yẹn. Mo n lilọ lati fi ohun ti Mo kọ lori ifihan Ọjọ Satidee.
“A ti wo oun ati pe a mọ ohun ti o lagbara lati ṣe. A mọ pe a ni lati mura lati gba iṣẹgun yii.”
Mattroolov
“Mo mu ija naa si Jmall Charlo bi win nitori awọn eniyan mọ mi dara julọ ni bayi ati mọ ibiti mo duro si ibikan pẹlu iṣẹ mi lori akiyesi kukuru lori akiyesi kukuru. Inu mi dun lati pada wa ki o ni ija yii. Ẹgbẹ mi ṣe iṣẹ nla ti ngbaradi ati pe awa yoo ṣetan ni alẹ ọjọ Satidee.”
Anmamins ano
“Olukọni mi George Peterson nigbagbogbo ni inudidun lati ikẹkọ ni ọdun yika. A ko ni apakan awọn onija. Mo wa nigbagbogbo ni ere idaraya ṣiṣẹ. Nigbati ija ba de, A ti pese nigbagbogbo.
“Kolobov jẹ alatako miiran ti o wa ni ọna mi lati di aṣaju aye kan. Mo ti gba diẹ ninu iṣẹ ti o dara pẹlu guusu lati murasilẹ fun oun ati pe Mo lero ni imurasilẹ ni kikun.
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Nipa didamu vs. Williams Ṣọkọ VS. Awọn Ulliams Pits ibf ati WBA 154-Contiona Contionary jarding ju oke Contender ti Julian Williams ni akọkọ ti Awọn aṣaju Apoti Box ati Foot Lẹhin Oṣu Kẹta, Le 11 Lati AarAbank Arena ni Fairfax, Virginia.
Unbeaten Super Lightweight Condener Mario “Aztec” Awọn agbegbe aladugbo Batles Argentina jẹ Juan “Pipe naa” Jose Velasco ninu ija 10-yika ati Midderweight Matt Order Korobov Figagbaga: 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.
Awọn egeb onijakidijagan le gbe ṣiṣan awọn ija lori ohun elo ere idaraya FOX, wa ni ede Gẹẹsi tabi Spani nipasẹ Akata, FS1 tabi FOX ya sọtọ. Awọn ija wa lori tabili tabili ni Foxsports.com ati nipasẹ Ile itaja App, tabi awọn ẹrọ ti o sopọ pẹlu apple TV, Android TV, Ina tv, Xbox ọkan ati Roku.
Super weterweight asiwaju Tony Harrison & Ajumọṣe tẹlẹ Jmell Charlo ṣeto lati pade ni Retchpt & FOX yí Ìwàgbà Sunday, June 23 Lati awọn iṣẹlẹ Malanday Bay ni Las Vegas
Las fegasi (Le 2, 2019) – WBC Super Welterweight 2014 Tony “Superbad” Harrison ati aṣaju Super wewerweight 2014 Jermell Charlo yoo ṣe igbesẹ sinu iwọn fun irapada ti o ti ifojusọna ti o ngbe ni ọjọ isimi, June 23 Ni akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ti awọn aṣaja Awọn ere-nla lori Akata ati fox yapa lati awọn iṣẹlẹ iṣẹlẹ Manday ni Las Vegas.
Televised agbegbe bẹrẹ ni 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT ati awọn ẹya aṣaju agbaye tẹlẹ Bill “Ikọra naa” Rigondeaux mu lori Contender Mexico July Ceja Ni kan WBC Super Bantamweight World Altaminator.
Tiketi fun awọn iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o ṣe igbega nipasẹ awọn kiniun nikan ni igbega, Awọn igbega TGB ati Awọn igbega Mayweather, wa lori tita bayi ati pe a le ra ni Axs.com.
Ipari Harrison ati Charlo yoo gbe aye laaye lori Fox ni Oṣu kejila bi Harrison ṣe ipinnu ipinnu ati binu Charlo lati jo'gun akọle. Aye ti o sunmọ ti ija ija ti o ṣe atilẹyin atilẹyin lẹsẹkẹsẹ ti awọn ileri lati jẹ eyiti o gba agbara pupọ ati iyalẹnu.
“Tyy Harrison ati Jermell Chartlo si pa idile wọn lati aiye ni ija akọkọ wọn ati pe Mo fonu alaye ifihan paapaa julọ ninu Oṣu Kẹsan Ọjọ 23,” sọ tom brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB. “Harrison ko ni iyemeji yoo wa ni rẹ ti o dara julọ bi o ti ri lati fi idi ara rẹ fi idi ninu awọn ipo aṣaju. Jermell Charlo jẹ diẹ sii ju lailai lati gba aaye rẹ Otop The 154-iwon conve. Awọn egeb onijakidijagan ti o wa ni ori Fox ati FOX yìn ni ipinlẹ ati pe o wa Wiwa ni Ile-iṣẹ Awọn iṣẹlẹ Manday Bay wa ni fun igbese-kuro igbese-kuro ni alẹ ọjọ isinmi.”
Harrison (28-2, 21 KOs) ti fihan lati wa “Detroit alakikanju” Lakoko iṣẹ Boxing ti atilẹyin nipasẹ awọn ọdun ni ibẹrẹ awọn ọdun ti o kẹkọ ati iṣakoso nipasẹ Irija ti Emanuel Steright. O ni lati gun pada si si ariyanjiyan akọle lẹẹmeji ṣaaju ki o to de oke pẹlu iṣẹgun ipinnu ipinnu ti ko ni ipinlẹ kọja ni Charlo ni Oṣu kejila.
Harrison wa lori orin fun akọle akọle ṣaaju ki o to jiya pipadanu akọkọ ti iṣẹ rẹ ninu 2015 si wilie Nelson. Lẹhin awọn a ṣẹgun mẹta, O mina fun ibọn kan ni akọle 154-po silt 154-deto. Biotilẹjẹpe Harrison ni awọn akoko to lagbara ninu ija, O bajẹ si Hurd ati fi agbara mu lati tun ngun si oke. Lẹhin awọn iṣẹgun mẹta miiran, pẹlu win kan lori aṣaju ti tẹlẹ Smith, Harrison ṣe anfani ti akọle akọle aye keji rẹ lodi si Charlo.
“Jije aṣaju aye kan bayi, Inu mi dun lati daabobo akọle mi fun igba akọkọ ninu atunkọ yii pe gbogbo eniyan n wa siwaju si,” Said Harrison. “Mo ro pe o wa diẹ sii titẹ lori Charlo, Gẹgẹ bi akoko to kẹhin. O jẹ ibukun nikan fun mi lati wa ni ija lori agbon ati fox forvs poplogos ni ọjọ Sundee, June 23. Gbogbo eniyan yoo wa ni aifwy-in si ija yii ati pe a yoo mu igbese wa si Bay Canday Bay ni Las Vegas, Olu ti agbaye Boxing. Mo gbero lori ṣiṣe ohun kanna gangan lati Jumnell ti Mo ṣe ni Oṣu kejila. Mo nlo lati gba win, Ati lẹhinna Emi ko fẹ gbọ eyikeyi nkigbe diẹ sii tabi awọn awawi.”
Awọn ọmọ ọdun 28 ọdun (31-1, 15 KOs) jiya iṣafihan akọkọ ti iṣẹ rẹ pẹlu pipadanu ipinnu ipinnu ti ko sunmọ si Harrison. Ija jade ti Houston, Texas, Charlo bori akọle WBC EBC pẹlu iṣẹgun ijagun ti iparun lori John Jackson ni 2016. O ṣe awọn abawọn aṣeyọri mẹta ti akọle pẹlu saami afihan-reel kneichouts lori parles Hatley ati Erickson Luin, pẹlu ipinnu ipinnu ti o gaju to bori lori autin iṣaaju.
Charlo ni ikẹkọ ni Dallas nipasẹ Derrick James, ti a mọ bi Oluwa 2017 Olukọni ti ọdun nipasẹ awọn ere idaraya yahoo ati tun ṣiṣẹ pẹlu aṣaju ERRERRTPELT ERROL TI O RẸ JR. Charlo jẹ ẹni iṣẹju iṣẹju-iṣẹju kan ju arakunrin ibeji meji, Jermall, tani o jẹ WBC agbaye WBIM Zerweight aṣaju ati aṣaju 154-iwon ti tẹlẹ.
“Mo wa ni ipo ainipẹlọ. Inu mi binu ati ija ti n bọ, Mo n lilọ lati fun 110 ogorun,” Said Charlo. “Mo wa ni ọna higrier ni bayi ju Mo ti lọ tẹlẹ. Emi ko ni ireti fun win nitori Mo mọ bi o ṣe le bori. Awọn onidajọ fun mi ni ipinnu buburu nitori Emi ko gba knockout naa, Ṣugbọn o ko ni lati pa gbogbo eniyan jade lati lu wọn. O mọ pe ko lu mi. O mọ gangan ohun ti o ṣẹlẹ. O mọ pe ko le lu mi. Ti Mo ba ni lati lọ sibẹ ki o fihan rẹ lẹẹkansi, Emi yoo.”
Rigondeaux (18-1, 12 KOs) yoo wo lati ṣafihan awọn ọgbọn imọ-ẹrọ ti o jẹ olokiki ti o jẹ u ni aṣeyọri agbaye ti ko ni aabo ati ọmọ ẹgbẹ Perennial ti akojọ iwọn-fun-iwon 23. Alailẹgbẹ Gold Gold ti akoko-meji fun Kuba abinibi rẹ, Rigoneaux ṣe orukọ rẹ pẹlu awọn iṣẹgun lori awọn ayanfẹ ti awọn doniti ti ko ni owo, Rico Ramos and Joseph Agbeko. Atijọ ọdun ọdun 38 kan ti lu giovanni delgado ni Oṣu Kini lori FS1.
Ija kuro ni tlalnepanlla, Mexico, Eyebrow (32-3, 28 KOs) bori akọle agbaye agbaye ni Super Bantamweight ninu 2015 nipa duro hudo huniiz ni yika karun. Ọmọ ọdun 26 yoo padanu akọle ni kikun si Ruiz ni ipo wọn ninu 2016, Ṣugbọn ti bori meji ti awọn ija mẹta niwon, pẹlu kantikiko kan ti Anseremo Monere.
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Heavyweight Contender Andy Ruiz Jr. Defeats Alexander Dimitrenko By TKO After Round Five & Unbeaten Brandon Figueroa Stops Yonfrez Parejo After Eight Rounds to Capture Interim 122-Pound Title
PBC Fight Night Extra on FS1 & FOX Deportes Features Victories for Jeison Rosario & Alfredo Angulo, Plus Still Unbeaten Prospects Karlos Balderas, Omar Juarez & Rolando Romero
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Carson, CALIF. (April 20, 2019) – Former two-division championDanny “Swift” Garcia (35-2, 21 KOs) silẹ Adrian Granados (20-7-2, 14 KOs) three times before stopping him in round seven Saturday night in a welterweight showdown that headlined Boxing Champions on FOX and FOX Deportes from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.
“I’ve said it before, when Danny Garcia is at his best, nobody can beat him,” Said Garcia. “I had gotten a little comfortable in the past, but I put my 110 percent into this fight and when I do, I beat everyone.”
Garcia got his offense started early, deflecting a right hand from Granados in round two and throwing a perfect left hook counter that dropped Granados for the first time in the fight. Granados continued to push and tried to change the tide, but an overhand right at the end of an exchange by Garcia sent Granados down for the second time in round two.
“It felt good landing that big left hook,” Said Garcia. “I was proud of my performance. I thought I did a great job tonight.”
“He was very sharp in the exchanges,” said Granados. “That’s where he was catching me. I knew that’s what I had to avoid. But the toughness in me is always ready to go. I was willing to engage.”
Granados tried to find ways to slow Garcia’s momentum, but while trying to crowd Garcia he was too often caught with power punches on the inside. Round four saw Granados begin to bleed heavily from the nose and in round five Granados was dropped for the third time, this time from a combination Garcia delivered while he had Granados on the ropes.
“The way to make a statement tonight was to stop him,” Said Garcia. “The game plan was to break him down. I have too many tools. I couldn’t let him hang around with me.
“He wanted to get closer to me and make it a dogfight. But I surprised him when I stood with him and banged to the body. Then I started making him miss and that’s when I stopped him.”
In round seven, Garcia landed 48% of his power punches according to CompuBox, and after buzzing him several times, unleashed a flurry while Granados was on the ropes that forced referee Thomas Taylor to stop the bout 1:33 into round seven.
“He caught me with some good shots but I really thought I was fine,” said Granados. “I think the referee was a little over-protective. I had a plan to go the whole fight and they stopped me on my feet. I was still catching him with shots. I was still dangerous and looking for a big shot to change the fight. The referee had to do his job though and I understand it.”
Pẹlu awọn win, Garcia will look for more big fights with fellow elite welterweights.
“I hope I didn’t scare Manny Pacquiao away,” Said Garcia. “I’d love a rematch with Shawn Porter or Keith Thurman, or a fight with Errol Spence Jr. Mo ti pada de!” The co-main event featured heavyweight contender and Southern California fan-favoriteAndy “The apanirun” Ruiz Jr. (32-1, 21 KOs) scoring a TKO victory overAlexander Dimitrenko(41-5, 26 KOs) after five rounds of action in their heavyweight showdown.
Ruiz flashed the exceptional hand speed that has defined his career, landing hard combinations to the head and body of the taller Dimitrenko. Ruiz stalked Dimitrenko, controlling the center of the ring and picking his spots to unload.
“He started slowing down and I could see the face he made when I hit him with body shots,” said Ruiz. “I just stayed disciplined and focused. I couldn’t get too anxious. I just wanted to break him down until the tree fell down.”
Dimitrenko tried to use his jab to keep Ruiz at bay and was able to cause a welt under Ruiz’s right eye as the early rounds went on. It was not enough to keep Ruiz from coming forward and in round five he began to pile up the punishment, punctuated with hard right hooks that snapped Dimitrenko’s head back.
“We worked on slipping his right hand and coming back with my own,” said Ruiz. “I missed with a few of them but I stayed busy. I focused on just getting the job done.”
Lẹhin ti awọn karun yika, and on the advice of Dimitrenko’s corner, referee Ray Corona stopped the bout before round six could commence. Ruiz was comfortably ahead on all three scorecards and set his sights on another top heavyweight contender for his possible next opponent.
“For my next fight there’s somebody like me, a chubby exciting fighter I want,” said Ruiz. “Adam Kownacki I’m ready, let’s do this.”
The opening bout on FOX saw unbeaten top contenderBrandon “Heartbreaker” Figueroa (19-0, 14 KOs) earn the Interim WBA Super Bantamweight title by stoppingYonfrez Parejo(22-4-1, 11 KOs) after eight rounds of action. Parejo did not answer the bell for round nine, forcing referee Jerry Cantu to stop the bout while Parejo was in the corner.
“This is an amazing feeling and a dream come true,” Said Figueroa. “I can’t wait for what’s coming next.I thought I was going to finish him the next round. He had lasted pretty well but once I put the pressure up to another level, I knew he wouldn’t be able to continue.”
The 22-year-old Figueroa used his signature pressure early and often, walking through effective shots Parejo landed in the early rounds to establish his position in the fight. Parejo had success landing hooks while Figueroa was exposed on the inside, but was unable to avoid the return fire, especially the body shots that eventually led to the end of the fight.
“He threw a lot of strong shots to the body and I felt my legs go at the end of the last round,” said Parejo.”He’s very strong but sometimes flat-footed and I was trying to take advantage of that. He was too strong tonight.”
Figueroa began to throw even more combinations in the late rounds, nullifying the offense that Parejo was trying to get going. His most prolific rounds were rounds four and five, where he landed 31 ati 41 power punches respectively. After a one-sided round eight where Figueroa out landed Parejo 33 si 15, it had become clear that Parejo didn’t have enough on his punches to stop the onslaught. The referee stopped the bout after consulting with Parejo before the start of the ninth round, officially giving Figueroa the victory.
“My conditioning was amazing and I felt strong every round,” Said Figueroa. “I’m next in line and I’m ready for anyone.”
After the card on FOX, PBC Fight Night Extra on FS1 and FOX Deportes was headlined byJeison Rosario(19-1-1, 13 KOs) winning a split-decision overJorge Cota (28-3, 25 KOs) nipa ikun ti 97-93 for Cota and 96-94 ati 97-93 for Rosario in a 10-round super welterweight bout
The FS1 portion kicked off with highly-touted prospectRolando “Rollie” Romero (9-0, 8 KOs) knocking jade Andres Figueroa(9-5, 5 KOs) 1:27 into round four of their lightweight fight. Rising unbeaten and 2016 U.S. Olympian Karlos Berder (8-0, 7 KOs) remained perfect by stoppingLuis May(21-14-1, 8 KOs) ni 1:07 of round four in their lightweight battle and super lightweight prospectOmar Juarez(3-0, 1 KO)earned a unanimous decision by scores of 40-36 lemeji ati 39-37 after four rounds againstDwayne Bonds(3-2-1, 1 KO).
Former Two-Division Champion Garcia Battles All-Action Contender Granados in Premier Boxing Champions on FOX & Akata idaraya Main Event This Saturday Night from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California – 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT
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Santa Monica, BI ELEYI. (April 17, 2019) – Former two-division championDanny “Swift” Garcia and welterweight contenderAdrian Granados took part in a media workout Wednesday as they near their main event showdown that headlines Premier Boxing Champions on FOX and FOX Deportes this Saturday night from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.
The workout also featured heavyweight contenderAndy Ruiz Jr. ati Alexander Dimitrenko, who meet in a 10-round bout, and unbeaten contenderBrandon Figueroa, who faces Venezuela’sYonfrez Parejoin a 12-round match for the WBA Interim Super Bantamweight title that kicks off the broadcast at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.
Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o ṣe agbega nipasẹ awọn igbega TGB ati awọn igbega Mayweather, in association with DSG Promotions, ni o wa lori tita bayi. Tickets can be purchased at AXS.com or at the Dignity Health Sports Park box office from 10:00 a.m. si 6:00 p.m.
Here is what the fighters had to say Wednesday from Churchill Boxing Club in Santa Monica:
Danny Garcia
“I fought in this arena when I was 6-0 so it’s exciting to be back. I also won the welterweight title against Robert Guerrero in Los Angeles. L.A. has always been good to me. There’s a great atmosphere and I love fighting here.
“Mo setan fun enikeni, but I’m also not looking past Granados. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ, I have to focus on Saturday night. I have to get this victory.
“There’s a lot at stake, so I know Granados will be ready. I trained hard and I think I’m in the best shape of my life. I think I’m in better shape now than my last two fights. I can’t wait to show it on Saturday night.
“You watch Danny Garcia fights you know I’m always swinging trying to knock people out. Expect another can’t-miss fight on Saturday.
“I know what Granados brings to the table, but I believe in my skills and the hard work we put into camp. The plan is of course to get a knockout and look spectacular, but I’m more than ready to go 12 lile iyipo.”
Adrian GRANADOS
“This is a classic in a making. We’re going to put on a show. Mo lero nla. We’ve closed out camp just right and we’re ready to rock and roll on Saturday.
“There are a lot of challenges in this fight. I have to go out there to dominate and take the fight away from him. Danny is a great fighter and there’s a reason he’s a big name in the sport. This is an opportunity that I’m going to take advantage of.
“I wasn’t surprised that Shawn Porter said I was a tougher fight than Danny Garcia. I watched both fights and you could see at the end that I had Shawn running for survival. He did what he had to do to escape, but for this fight I’m taking it out of anybody else’s hands.
“I don’t think Danny is looking past me, but I know he has bigger plans. I’m here to interrupt those plans. I have my own plans. I’m going to catapult myself to where I belong and where I should have always been.
“My parents worked so hard to put me on the right path. I got involved with sports as a kid and never looked back. I always stayed focus on my sports and studies. The temptations were there in Chicago. I stayed true to myself and now I’m in a place where a lot of people look up to me. If I win on Saturday it can show that anything is possible.”
ANDY RUIZ JR.
“This is going to be my fourth fight at this venue. I’ve gotten a knockout every time, so I think it’s a good luck arena for me. I’ve had setbacks, but I’m ready for my comeback.
“I’ve been training hard for this fight to make a statement. I’m excited to get this win and do it emphatically.
“Dimitrenko is a veteran fighter and I know I can’t take him lightly. We’re going to be ready and may the best man win. I’m ready to take on all challengers.
“I just need to stay loose and let my hands go. I’m going to show the kind of fighter that I am. My speed and the way I use the ring will be a key.
“I’ve watched Dimitrenko’s fights, and I know I just have to do what I have to do. I think it’s harder for him to fight a smaller guy like me, especially one with speed and who throws combinations.”
ALEXANDER DIMITRENKO
“This is an important fight for me and I’m here to win. This is nothing new to me. My job is to come here put on a great performance. I’ve been a pro for a long time and I’m ready for Saturday.
“I have more experience in big fights than Ruiz. I’m going to give my best in this fight. There’s no pressure on me and I’m feeling relaxed and ready for war.
“My last fight against Bryant Jennings ended with a bad stoppage and I’m looking to erase that memory. A win on Saturday is important to me and I’m not looking past it. I have to do my job and we’ll see what happens after that.
“This is my first time in Los Angeles, I’ve gotten to enjoy the weather a little bit but it’s all business. I’m focused on fighting on Saturday, that’s been the goal all camp and we’re leading up to a great show on Saturday.”
Brandon Figueroa
“This is a moment I’ve been waiting for since I was a little kid. The opportunity is here, I’m ready and I can’t wait to take it.
“I had a really good training camp. My body is ready physically and mentally. I know that Parejo is a really good fighter who’s going to try to box me. I feel like once I put the pressure on him, I’m going to be able to dominate him.
“I think Parejo has weaknesses on his inside game, which is something I’m really good at. I feel like for my past few fights I’ve used that to dominate my opponents.
“This is my time to shine. I had a really good training camp and I’m here to take advantage of this opportunity. I’m only 22-years-old and I’ve worked really hard to get where I’m at right now.”
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ABOUT GARCIA VS. GRANADOS Garcia la. Granados will see former two-division world champion Danny “Swift” Garcia battling rugged veteran Adrian Granados in a 12-round welterweight bout that headlines Premier Boxing Champions on FOX and FOX Deportes Saturday, April 20 20 from Dignity Health Sports Park, formerly StubHub Center, in Carson, California.
Heavyweight contender Andy Ruiz Jr. takes on Alexander Dimitrenko in a 10-round bout in the co-feature and unbeaten contender Brandon Figueroa battles Venezuela’s Yonfrez Parejo in a 12-round match for the WBA Interim Super Bantamweight title that opens the primetime FOX broadcast that begins at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.
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Veteran Contender Adrian Granados & Heavyweight Contender Andy Ruiz Jr. Prepare for Respective Premier Boxing Champions lori Akata & FOX Deportes Matchups Saturday, April 20 Lati Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California
Los Angeles (April 4, 2019) – All-action welterweight Adrian Granados a nd heavyweight contenderAndy Ruiz Jr.continued preparation for their respective showdowns at a media workout in Los Angeles Thursday before they step in the ring Saturday, April 20 as part of Premier Boxing Champions on FOX and FOX Deportes from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.
Granados will face former two-division world championDanny “Swift” Garcia in a 12-round welterweight bout that headlines action, while the Southern California-native Ruiz takes onAlexander Dimitrenkoin heavyweight action as part of the broadcast beginning at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to not miss any of the televised action.
Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o ṣe agbega nipasẹ awọn igbega TGB ati awọn igbega Mayweather, in association with DSG Promotions, ni o wa lori tita bayi. Tickets can be purchased at AXS.com or at the Dignity Health Sports Park box office from 10:00 a.m. si 6:00 p.m.
Here is what the workout participants had to say Thursday from Fortune Gym in Los Angeles:
Adrian GRANADOS
“Mo lero nla. I’m starting to peak and everything is clicking. I had a great camp and I’m just excited for this fight.
“This is a great style matchup. Danny is a strong puncher and a great counter puncher. I’m going to be right there. I’m going to come with it. I also have a lot of intangibles that people don’t see. I’m not one-dimensional and I have a few tricks up my sleeve.
“I think I have more dog in me than Danny does. He complains a lot and also gets away with a lot. He does what he has to do to win. I’ve never been given anything and I think I have a lot more to prove than he does.
“My fights against Shawn Porter and Adrien Broner were good preparation for this. I think against Broner I should have gotten the decision, but I didn’t. Against Porter, I fought the wrong fight and missed the chance I did have. I’ve got a chip on my shoulder from both experiences.
“This is my chance to show the boxing world that I’m elite and get my title shot. I’ve always wanted to become a world champion, and I haven’t got my opportunity at 140 where I beat the number-one contender. I’m not afraid to fight anyone so I’m here to get a big win.
“I think I need a stoppage or a dominating win. It has to be one-sided. I have enough controversial losses that I know that I can’t leave it up to the judges. I’m training hard to dominate the fight.
“I’m kind of a ‘young vet’ because I’m only 29-years-old but I’m battle-tested. I was never promoted until the last three or four years. I’ve had to do what I had to coming up. I took the tough fights that most prospects wouldn’t.
“I always knew I had the talent to be at this level and I’m glad that I’m respected and recognized now, but it’s time for me to get a big win. I’m going to show that I really belong and I’m an elite fighter.”
ANDY RUIZ JR.
“All the hard work in the gym has been paying off and I feel prepared for April 20. I’m facing an experienced guy who’s tall, but I think my pressure and my speed will make it difficult for him.
“We’ve looked at Dimitrenko’s past fights and put together a game plan. We’re going to stick to it and execute. We’re going to attack the body and I think with my speed and combinations I’m going to get him out of there.
“I’m coming back from a layoff but it’s over and right now my goal is to make a statement and let everyone know that I’m back in action. I’m ready to take one of the spots at the top of the division.
“There are a lot of big fights I want, but my mind is totally focused on April 20. I’ve never been this motivated. I’m going to be fighting more often and I’m glad to have the opportunity.
“Fighting for the Mexican fans gives me more motivation now than ever. I want to be the first Mexican heavyweight champion of the world and hopefully this year or next year I will accomplish those dreams.
“I have everything I need now to get to where I want to go. This is just the beginning. The more fights I have, the better I’m going to be looking.
“It feels great to be fighting in Southern California and I know there will be a lot of Mexicans out there on April 20. It’s always a great atmosphere and my game plan is to steal the show. I’m going to give it all I got for the fans.
“I think Dimitrenko is going to use his jab and move around. O si ni ga, but he can’t run away forever. At some point you have to be there toe-to-toe. We’ve worked on our head movement and we’re going to be ready for anything he brings.”
Tom Brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB
“Andy Ruiz Jr. is exactly where he should be right now. He’s re-dedicated himself to the sport of boxing and when he does, there might not be a better heavyweight out there. He traveled to New Zealand and took on Joseph Parker in his backyard and lost a majority decision. He’s tasted it and he’s hungry for it again.
“Arguably Adrian Granados could have a record of 27-1 and he’s ready for his moment to shine. I like where he’s at mentally as far as taking charge and winning these fights so he can move on and become a champion, which has been his goal since he got into the game.”
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ABOUT GARCIA VS. GRANADOS Garcia la. Granados will see former two-division world champion Danny “Swift” Garcia battling rugged veteran Adrian Granados in a 12-round welterweight bout that headlines Premier Boxing Champions on FOX and FOX Deportes Saturday, April 20 20 from Dignity Health Sports Park, formerly StubHub Center, in Carson, California.
Heavyweight contender Andy Ruiz takes on Alexander Dimitrenko in a 10-round bout in the co-feature and unbeaten contender Brandon Figueroa battles Venezuela’s Yonfrez Parejo in a 12-round match for the WBA Interim Super Bantamweight title that opens the primetime FOX broadcast that begins at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.
Awọn egeb onijakidijagan le gbe ṣiṣan awọn ija lori ohun elo ere idaraya FOX, available in English or Spanish through the FOX or FOX Deportes feeds. Awọn ija wa lori tabili tabili ni Foxsports.com ati nipasẹ Ile itaja App, tabi awọn ẹrọ ti o sopọ pẹlu apple TV, Android TV, Ina tv, Xbox ọkan ati Roku.
Also in Action! Veteran Brawler Alfredo Angulo, 2016 U.S. Olympian Karlos Balderas & Sensational Lightweight Prospect Omar Juarez Competing in Separate Televised Bouts Beginning at 10:30 p.m. ATI / 7:30 p.m. PT Following PBC on FOX Broadcast
Carson, CALIF. (March 27, 2019) – Hard-hitting contenderJeison Rosario gba on Mexico ká Jorge Cotain a 10-round middleweight fight that headlinesPBC FIGHT NIGHT – EXTRAon FS1 and FOX Deportes Saturday, April 20 from Dignity Health Sports Park, formerly StubHub Center, in Carson, California.
Battle-hardened veteranAlfred “Aja” Angulowill fight in the co-main event of the telecast, while exciting lightweight prospect and 2016 U.S. Olympian Karlos Berder gba loriPedro Vicentein a six or eight round bout and highly-decorated lightweight prospectOmar Juarezclashes with Mexico’sLuis Gerardo Perez Salasin a four-round match to open the telecast at 10:30 p.m. ATI / 7:30 p.m. PT.
PBC FIGHT NIGHT – EXTRAwill follow the PBC on FOX primetime show headlined by former two-division world champion Danny “Swift” Garcia battling rugged veteran Adrian Granados in a 12-round welterweight bout.
Heavyweight contender Andy Ruiz takes on Alexander Dimitrenko in a 10-round bout in the co-feature and unbeaten contender Brandon Figueroa battles Venezuela’s Yonfrez Parejo in a 12-round match for the WBA Interim Super Bantamweight title that opens the primetime FOX broadcast that begins at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.
Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o ṣe agbega nipasẹ awọn igbega TGB ati awọn igbega Mayweather, in association with DSG Promotions, ni o wa lori tita bayi. Tickets can be purchased at AXS.com or at the Dignity Health Sports Park box office from 10:00 a.m. si 6:00 p.m.
The non-stop block of boxing promises wall-to-wall action for fans who tune into FOX, FOX Deportes and FS1.
Rosary (18-1-1, 13 KOs) was busy last year, scoring victories in three of four fights in 2018, including wins over then-unbeaten Jamontay Clark and contender Justin DeLoach. He is coming off a stoppage victory over Marcos Hernandez in February on FS1, which avenged a split draw the two boxers fought to in 2018. The 23-year-old from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic who now lives in Miami, Florida, will have his hands full against the hard-hitting Cota (28-2, 25 KOs). The 31-year-old Cota from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico has scored three straight knockout victories since losing to Erickson Lubin in 2017. He’s coming off a TKO victory over Euri Gonzalez in November
Balderas (7-0, 6 KOs) scored three stoppage victories in his fights last year and continues to progress up the lightweight ladder. The 23-year-old Balderas of Santa Maria, California, je omo egbe kan ti awọn 2016 U.S. Olympic boxing team and most recently stopped Jose Cen Torres in February. Vicente (6-2, 2 KOs) is looking to build on the momentum from his unanimous decision victory over Luis Miguel Ortiz in his last fight in January.
The 19-year-old Juarez (2-0, 1 KOs), who is from Brownsville, Texas, will be climbing back into the ring quickly after scoring a knockout victory over Phillip Percy in February. Salas (5-2, 1 KOs) is looking to rebound from back-to-back losses when he steps in against Juarez.
In other non-televised action, Los Angeles bantamweightDaniel Guzman (2-1-1, 1 KO) takes on Monterrey, Mexico ká Hugo Rodriguez (0-3) in a four-round bout, unbeaten Alhambra, Cal., welterweight Emmanuel Medina (16-0, 9 KOs) battles Japan’sGaku Takahashi (16-9-1, 8 KOs) in an eight-round match and Colorado Springs’ Ricky Lopez (20-4, 6 KOs) oju Joe Perez (14-3-1, 10 KOs) in a 10-round super featherweight bout. Round out the card is Fontana, California ká Raymond Murattala (6-0, 4 KOs) Ipade Mexico's Eduardo Reyes (9-15, 6 KOs) in a six-round lightweight bout and Edinburg, Texas’ Nelson Hampton (4-2, 4 KOs) fighting in a four-round lightweight special attraction.
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Former Two-Division Champion Garcia Battles All-Action Granados on Premier Boxing Champions on FOX & FOX Deportes on Saturday, April 20 from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California
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Los Angeles (March 19, 2019) – Tele meji-pipin aye asiwaju Danny “Swift” Garcia and veteran contenderAdrian Granados previewed their Premier Boxing Champions on FOX and FOX Deportes main event showdown at a press conference in Los Angeles Tuesday as they prepare to square-off Saturday, April 20 from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.
Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyiti o ṣe agbega nipasẹ awọn igbega TGB ati awọn igbega Mayweather, in association with DSG Promotions, ni o wa lori tita bayi. Tickets can be purchased at AXS.com or at the Dignity Health Sports Park box office from 10:00 a.m. si 6:00 p.m.
The April 20 broadcast begins at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT and features heavyweight contenderAndy Ruiz Jr. mu loriAlexander Dimitrenkoin a 10-round bout in the co-feature and unbeaten contenderBrandon Figueroa battling Venezuela’sYonfrez Parejoin a 12-round match for the WBA Interim Super Bantamweight title.
Here is what the press conference participants had to say Tuesday from the Palms Restaurant Downtown L.A.:
Danny Garcia
“I’ve been training hard. I’ve seen Granados fight a few times and I know what he can do. I’m excited to be back in Los Angeles, because this is where the stars fight. This is another fight that can get me to where I want to go in my career.
“My mentality is that I have to stop Granados. Nobody has stopped him and I have to do that to make a statement. He’s never fought a counter puncher like me and I’m definitely the hardest puncher he’s faced. I’m going to showcase everything to get the stoppage.
“This is another fight for my legacy. There have been a lot of great fights in my career and this is another important one for me. Mo mọ pe on bọ lati ja, but I’m looking to make this one of my easiest wins.
“He’s a tough and aggressive fighter who likes to throw a lot of punches. O si ni ebi npa, and that’s the type of guy that you have to watch out for. I’ve got to handle my business against Granados before I look to any bigger fights.
“This is a big platform for me to perform on. I’m going to show the world why I’m one of the best fighters in the world.
“I plan on winning with style. I’m going to bring a lot of skill, a lot of will, a lot of power and I’m going to entertain my fans. April 20 will be the ‘Danny Garcia Show.'”
Adrian GRANADOS
“Eleyi ti ni lilọ lati je kan nla ija. We’re two fighters who bring it. I’m coming for a victory in dominating fashion. This is the fight that I’ve wanted for a while now.
“I haven’t had the easiest road and that’s why I’m looking to get my respect in this fight. I’m looking forward to this. It’s going to be a barnburner. Ṣe awọn ti o dara ju eniyan win.
“If he’s underestimating me it will definitely be a big mistake on his part. I don’t think he will though. I think he realizes now he’s in for a fight. If he didn’t know me before, he does now. I’m going to give him a piece of my mind April 20.
“I was never taken care of coming up. I always had to work harder to get to where I’m at. Danny and I basically had the same accolades in the amateurs, and I always gave him kudos for what he’s done in his whole career, but he doesn’t know what I’ve gotten through to get here.
“I’m coming to get my respect in this fight. I’m going to make Danny fight and see what he’s made of. I’ve always had a chip on my shoulder but being able to take out a fighter like Danny is motivating me to another level.”
Tom Brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB
“Premier Boxing Champions has made a major commitment to bringing some of the best and biggest fights to Southern California. We started with the Wilder vs. Fury heavyweight title fight downtown in December and we’re back again in April at the Dignity Health Sports Park. This is the premier outdoor boxing venue in the United States and we have a great show there on April 20.
“Danny Garcia is a throwback fighter. A first-ballot Hall of Famer in my opinion. At 140-pounds he took on the best in the division and never backed down from a challenge. Danny was a 2-1 underdog when he fought Lucas Matthysse, and we knew what happened after, he proved the doubters wrong. I’m so excited to have him back in California on this great card.
“Adrian Granados could arguably be sitting up here with a record of 27-1, since all but one of his losses have been by split or majority decision, and usually it’s in his opponent’s backyard. He’s a battle-tested veteran who’s made a name for himself bringing action-packed fights to the fans. When we announced all the PBC on FOX fights, this is the one that I circled.”
Leonard ELLERBE, CEO of President of Mayweather Promotions
“Eleyi ti wa ni lilọ lati wa ni a lasan ija. I’ve really been looking forward to this fight because I’ve known these guys for a long time. Styles make fights and in this particular matchup, we have two fighters who are all action.
“Danny has shown that he’s an elite fighter, because he’s beaten a number of great world champions. Adrian Granados always comes to fight. He’s never ever in a boring fight. The styles mesh so well, with Danny being a world class counter-puncher and also being a superb boxer. Granados is going to force Danny to fight on the inside a lot more than usual.
“I think this fight is going to bring the best out of both Danny and Adrian. They’ve both fought a number of very good fighters and been in involved in numerous debatable decisions. They’re going to have to leave it all in the ring come April 20.”
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Unbeaten Former Champion David Benavidez Scores Second-Round TKO of J’Leon Love, Undefeated Former Champion Luis Nery Earns Dominant Fifth-Round TKO of McJoe Arroyo & Heavyweight Fan-Favorite Chris Arreola Stops Jean Pierre Augustin In Round Three
Former Heavyweight Champion Charles Martin Wins Via Disqualification on PBC Prelims on FS1
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Alintini, TX. (March 17, 2019) – Errol Spence Jr. retained his IBF Welterweight World Championship in his hometown in front of 47,525 fans with a unanimous decision over four-division world championMikey Garciain the main event of the first Premier Boxing Champions on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View event Saturday night from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
“The motivation fighting in front of my hometown crowd made me feel great,” said Spence. “These people have supported me since day one and I wanted to put on a good performance for all of them.”
“I really appreciate the love and support of the fans tonight,” Said Garcia. “It’s a great night and all the credit to Errol, he’s a great champion. He’s the truth. He executed his game plan very well.”
The bout started technical, with Spence pumping a consistent jab and attempting to cut the ring off while Garcia was patiently looking for a chance to counter. Garcia had some success early throwing counter left hooks over Spence’s jab, but was never able to get in a rhythm against the busier champion.
“He came out here with a good game plan and kept the distance at his favor,” Said Garcia. “I couldn’t get my rhythm going and he did what he had to do. I tried to make adjustments and he kept executing.”
Ni yika mẹrin, Spence dominated most of the action before Garcia made a late surge and forced Spence into a defensive crouch for the final moments of the round. Garcia kept that energy going early in round five, putting Spence on the defensive temporarily before he regained his momentum and returned to connecting on powerful straight lefts.
Spence increased his body-punching as the fight went on and looked to wear down the fighter who was moving up in weight. Garcia began bleeding from his nose in round eight, at which point Spence increased his output and landed 35, 29, 34 ati 25 punches in rounds nine through 12 lẹsẹsẹ, according to CompuBox.
“Throughout training camp, a lot of commentators thought he was too smart and I couldn’t box as well as him,” said Spence. “I showed I can box and I can move my head if I want to. The game is to be smart, it’s the sweet science. I had the size and reach advantage, so why not use it to take away the jab? It’s a weapon for me and it takes away one of his weapons.”
“I was able to hold my own,” Said Garcia. “I felt good and I felt strong myself. I think he felt my power, but he definitely has power also.”
While Garcia showed his mettle in making it the distance, Spence was simply too effective, with one judge even scoring round 11 10-8 for Spence. Spence threw a career-high 1082 punches and out landed Garcia by a staggering 345 si 75 margin.
After 12-rounds of action, all three judges saw the fight for Spence, nipa ikun ti 120-108 lemeji ati 120-107.
“I give Mikey Garcia all the credit for taking this fight,” said Spence. “Mikey and I put on a great show in front of all these lovely fans. I respect him so much and I appreciate him for stepping up.”
“We just went 12-rounds with a great welterweight champion,” Said Garcia. “That’s a feat no one has done recently. I’m proud of what I was able to do. I have to go back and think about it. I will probably go back to lighter divisions but we’ll have to think about it.”
Lẹhin ti awọn ija, Spence declared that he wanted to fight boxing legend and welterweight titleholderManny Pacquiao itele, who entered the ring after the fight.
“He’s broken records here before, he’s a legend in the sport and it’d be my honor to fight him next,” said Spence.
“Bẹẹni, why not?” Pacquiao, when asked about facing Spence next. “We’ll give the fans a good fight. I’m so happy to be here at AT&T Stadium and I hope I will be back here soon.”
Ni awọn àjọ-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ, unbeaten former 168-pound world championDavid Benavidez(21-0, 18 KOs) gaba lori J'Leon Love (24-3-1, 13 KOs) to earn a second-round stoppage in their super middleweight matchup.
“It’s a dream come true to fight on this stage in front of these fans,” said Benavidez. “These fans give me the motivation to get up every day and go the extra mile.”
From the opening bell Love sought to crowd the taller Benavidez, but the 22-year-old Benavidez quickly made him pay, landing a powerful left hook that stunned Love. Love was able to last the round, but took more powerful hooks from Benavidez before the bell.
“I expected to knock him out, but when I hit him with the first god shot, I knew he wasn’t going to last,” said Benavidez. “I tried to pace myself, but it wasn’t necessary tonight.”
Benavidez wasted little time in the second round, delivering power shots that put Love on the run. Benavidez caught Love with a clean combo on the ropes that stunned Love and forced referee Laurence Cole to jump in and stop the bout 1:14 sinu yika meji, as Benavidez began to throw furious combos.
“He was getting his shots off, but I don’t think I was taking too much punishment,” said Love. “I wasn’t out of the game completely but he did catch me with a couple good shots.”
Lẹhin ti awọn ija, Benavidez set his sights on WBC Super Middleweight Champion Anthony Dirrell, who was in attendance at the fight.
“I saw Anthony Dirrell with the WBC belt. He can’t call himself champion until he fights me. That’s my belt. I’m going to go get it. It’s mine.”
Additional action featured former bantamweight championLuis Nery(29-0, 23 KOs) knock down former championMcJoe Arroyo (18-3, 8 KOs) four times on his way to a fifth-round victory by stoppage in his U.S. Uncomfortable.
“We’re two great fighters who were here to put on a show,” said Nery. “That’s what you have to expect from fighters of our caliber. I’m happy to start on the right foot here in my U.S. debut and show everyone I’m still the best at bantamweight.”
Nery stalked Arroyo from the opening bell, throwing big power shots that forced his opponent to fight off his back foot. Pẹlu 45 seconds left in round two, Nery scored his first knockdown with a left that stunned him and follow-up combination that put Arroyo on the canvas.
Arroyo was unable to keep the hard-charging Nery from coming forward and again hit the mat late in round three, as a wide left hook hurt Arroyo before he was put down from a flurry that followed. The trouble continued for Arroyo in round four, as he was knocked down twice more in the final minute of the round.
“I never felt like I was dazed or anything, they were just hard punches,” said Arroyo. “I went down but got right back up. If it were up to me I’d have kept going. I have to give respect to my opponent for his performance. This isn’t the end of my career. I’ve seen him fight before but I was surprised by his power. It was his night tonight.”
After the fourth round, Arroyo’s corner stopped the bout, making the official stoppage 10 seconds into round five. Nery dominated the bout, out landing Arroyo 87 si 36, nigba ti ibalẹ 44 ogorun ti agbara rẹ punches.
“We’re going to train hard and hopefully by June, we’ll have the belt back,” said Nery. “I want to win back my belt, then unify the division.”
The opening bout on pay-per-view saw heavyweight fan-favoriteChris Arreola (38-5-1, 33 KOs) score a third-round stoppage over previously unbeatenJean Pierre Augustin(17-1-1, 12 KOs).
“Augustin is a hungry kid who tried to make a name off of me,” Said Arreola. “I lose and I’m out, but I’m not going out. I touched him a couple of times and saw he was hurt. I stayed calm and the stoppage came.”
After blood started pouring from Arreola’s nose towards the end of round two, the Riverside, California-native got off to a quick start in round three, connecting with a straight left that stunned Augustin and nearly sent him to the canvas in the opening seconds.
As the round progressed, Augustin tried to hold and move to regain his composure, but was eventually caught with a flurry in the neutral corner that put him on the canvas. While he got up and was able to continue, another flurry in Augustin’s corner, including a big overhand left, eventually forced referee Neal Young to stop the fight 2:03 sinu yika mẹta.
“Every fighter feels like they can continue, sugbon o jẹ ohun ti o jẹ, it’s out of my control,” said Augustin. “I was more stunned than hurt, but he jumped on me and finished.”
In the dominant final round Arreola landed 18 ti 30 agbara punches, compared to just three punches landed in the round by Augustin.
“I love fighting,” Said Arreola. “We’re both were trying to beat each other up and I love it. I’m blessed to be a fighter.”
Preceding the pay-per-view, PBC Prelims on FS1 featured former heavyweight championCharles Martin (26-2-1. 23 KOs) winning via disqualification against previously unbeatenGregory Corbin(15-1, 9 KOs) in the eighth-round of their showdown. After deducting a point from Corbin in rounds four, five and six because of low blows, referee Mark Calo-oy stopped the bout in round eight after another low blow. The official time of the disqualification came 53 seconds into round eight.
“I don’t think he really wanted to fight, he wanted to hit me low and see how much he could get away with,” Said Martin. “I could sense that he didn’t want to engage anymore.”
“O jẹ nkan ti o jẹ, I thought I was hitting him on the belt,” said Corbin. “We wanted to go to the body, I thought he was tired. I hurt him once, but the low blows did it for me.”
“We’re going to get back in camp, take a few days off and then get back to work,” Said Martin. “We’re staying busy in 2019.”
The event was promoted by Man Down Promotions and Garcia Promotions, in association with TGB Promotions and Ringstar Sports
Welterweight Champion Spence Jr. & Four-Division World Champion Garcia Headline PBC on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View Event This Saturday from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas
“I’m going to punish him and make him wish he took his brother’s advice to not take this fight,” – Spence
“Getting this victory will forever leave my name in the history books. No other fighter is daring to do what I’m doing,” – Garcia
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Alintini, TX. (March 13, 2019) – Unbeaten IBF Welterweight World ChampionErrol Spence Jr. and undefeated four-division championMikey Garcia went face-to-face at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas Wednesday at the final press conference before they go toe-to-toe at the same venue this Saturday in a Premier Boxing Champions on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View event.
Spence and Garcia shared their thoughts on Saturday’s highly anticipated event and posed for photos for media in attendance ahead of this historic event.
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Eyi ni ohun ti tẹ alapejọ olukopa ni lati sọ Wednesday:
Errol Spence JR.
“This is a dream come true fighting in my hometown at AT&T Stadium. I can’t wait to put on a great performance. Seeing Mikey’s face here today, it’s got me hungrier than ever to put on a great performance
“The size difference won’t matter. Skill for skill and talent for talent, I’m more dominant than him in every aspect. I’ll beat him at anything he wants to do. On paper he’s the toughest opponent to date, but once we get in the ring we’ll find out.
“I don’t think anyone has the power to knock me out. We don’t allow that kind of mentality into training camp. I hope he tries though.
“Mikey is supposed to think he’s going to win this fight. He called me out, so they obviously think that they see something. I’m glad he’s as confident as I am. I hope he keeps that same energy inside of the ring.
“Our training camp, we train for a hard 12 yika ija. We prepare for a bruising fight. If I knock him out early, then that’s a bonus. We trained for the distance because we know anything can happen in a fight.
“I’m always calm, that’s just my demeanor. I could talk to Mikey Garcia in the locker room before the fight then come out and knock his head off. I’m always on go. I’m naturally like this. I’ve been ready to go for eight weeks. I’m tired of seeing him and I’m just ready for fight night.
“I can’t worry about what Mikey sees in me. I let my coach worry about it. Everyone thinks they see something looking on the outside, but it’s a lot harder once you’re in the ring.
“This win makes me pound-for-pound number one. Mikey has a great record and a big fan base and I feel like winning this fight turns me into a star. Everyone wants to take Floyd Mayweather’s place as the face of boxing, and this puts me on the right track to become the face of boxing and the best fighter in the world.
“This is a legendary fight. This is where we see what fighters are made of. There have been a lot of great fights when little guys came up and beat a bigger fighter. You can’t ever write off the little guy. This is going to be a hard fight.
“I know I’m the best fighter in the world and I’m going to show it Saturday night. I’m going to punish him and make him wish he took his brother’s advice to not take this fight.”
Mikey Garcia
“I have all the tools and all the skills needed to beat Errol Spence Jr. When it comes to timing, iyara, reflexes and defense, you name it, I’m better.
“Here in Texas, it’s like a second home. I’ve won two world titles here. Having great fan support at the grand arrival was a special moment for me.
“I’ve got to go in there Saturday night and show why I picked this fight. I want to make history and this is the one that will get me there.
“I’m prepared to do whatever it takes to win this fight. We trained very hard. A le lọ 12 rounds for sure. Ṣugbọn, if I get a chance to hurt my opponent, I’m definitely going to jump on him and get the knockout.
“Saturday night, Errol is going to find out why I picked this fight. All of my opponents say they don’t see anything special when they watch me, until they get into the ring.
“I know what I have to do on fight night. I know all the work that I put in. I didn’t put all that effort in for nothing. Saturday night, I have to execute. Once I get inside the ring, that switch will turn on.
“I have to fight the best fight of my life. If I don’t, then I can’t overcome the challenge. You don’t win a fight with size and weight. We fight smart, we fight intelligently and pick our shots. There are a lot of factors. That’s how I win this fight.
“Getting this victory will forever leave my name in the history books. No other fighter is daring to do what I’m doing. I’m here to make history and this fight does that. This fight is about big challenges and obstacles.
“All the attention and buzz about this fight is for real. It’s not often you get a fight like this. Undefeated champions in their prime facing each other. If you want to witness history, you better buy a ticket or the pay-per-view.”
Derrick James, Spence ká olukọni
“Getting up on the stage today, it was like fight night. I feel what Errol and Mikey are feeling. It’s go-time for both of these guys.
“Mikey Garcia is a great opponent, but he’s still just another opponent. We’re going to go in there and show him why we’re better. Errol is feeling great, so I am too.
“Ring intelligence is definitely one of Mikey’s best attributes. But he’s never been in the ring with Errol. Errol has been in the ring sparring with Floyd Mayweather before and I don’t think Mikey has the same ring intelligence as him.
“Errol knows what he should be doing and what he shouldn’t be doing during fight week. He will be ready on Saturday night.”
Robert Garcia, Garcia’s Brother & Olukọni
“Not only have all of our sparring partners told us this, but his opponents always say the same thing. Once they’re in the ring, they realize how hard Mikey hits and how strong he is. Spence doesn’t know that but he’ll find out Saturday.
“A lot of fighters have problems with southpaws like Spence, but Mikey has a lot of experience facing lefties and I’m confident that won’t be a factor.
“Spence’s style is pretty basic, so it’s not too hard to find sparring partners to emulate him. Spence does everything right, just like Mikey. From a preparation standpoint, his style isn’t a big challenge.
“We haven’t just been facing regular sparring partners. They’re experienced, talented and undefeated fighters. He’s facing middleweights to get ready for this one and I know he will be.”
Spence vs. Garcia is a Premier Boxing Champions on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View event that is headlined by unbeaten IBF Welterweight World Champion Errol Spence Jr. defending his title against four-division world champion Mikey Garcia on Saturday, March 16 from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
The PBC on FOX Sports Pay-Per-View undercard begins at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT and will feature undefeated former super middleweight champion David Benavidezbattling veteran contender J’Leon Love, unbeaten former bantamweight champion Luis Nery taking on former champion McJoe Arroyo and fan-favorite Chris Arreola facing unbeaten Jean Pierre Augustin.
Prelims on FS1 and FOX Deportes begin at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT featuring former heavyweight world championCharles Martin squaring off against unbeaten Dallas-nativeGregory Corbin.
Spence vs. Garcia will be shown on big screens across the nation through FathomEvents. Tickets le wa ni ra online ni www.FathomEvents.com tabi ni kopa itage apoti ifiweranṣẹ.
About AT&T Stadium: AT&T Stadium is one of the largest, most technologically advanced entertainment venues in the world. Designed by HKS and built by Manhattan Construction, awọn $1.2 billion stadium features two monumental arches, the world’s largest HDTV video board cluster, an expansive retractable roof and the largest retractable end zone doors in the world. Features of the stadium include seating for 80,000 and expandability for up to 100,000, lori 300 luxury suites, club seating on multiple levels and the Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop, open to the public year round. The stadium is also home to a world-class collection of contemporary art, made up of over 50 pieces from an international array of curated artists displayed on the walls and in the grand public spaces of the venue. In addition to being the Home of the Dallas Cowboys since opening in 2009, the stadium has hosted Super Bowl XLV, awọn 2010 NBA All Star Game, awọn 2014 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four, awọn 2015 College Football Playoff National Championship Game and the annual Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic. The venue has also played host to high school and college football, ere, championship fights, international soccer matches, and other special events. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, lọ si www.attstadium.com.
