标记档案: 加纳

KO我 4! 索瓦的梦想, 我们吵架后他会做噩梦, 德卡斯特罗蒸馏器

巴德尼·林肯郡的内森·德卡斯特罗向他的加纳对手发出了令人心寒的警告, “杀手”丹尼尔·阿杰·索瓦, 即将于 4 月 27 日星期六在林肯大学举行的世界冠军对决之前, 当两位主角为世界拳击联盟对决时 (WBU) 世界超中量级冠军.

德斯特罗的 社交媒体上引用加纳报纸文章的帖子发出警告 Sowah 表示“我将在第 4 分钟将 Decastro 击倒,这显然击中了 与那个戒指名为“噩梦”的男人有勇气, 谁的回应是。

“敲 我出去 4! 索瓦的梦想, 我们吵架后他会做噩梦.

“我有 从未失去句号, 更不用说被阻止了! 

“他 需要思考, 他们叫我内森“噩梦”德卡斯特罗是有原因的, 我有 作为职业选手阻止了我十四个对手中的十一个, 我不只是少数人 包含装有, 对于擂台上的对手来说,我就是活生生的噩梦, 我无所畏惧 并且毫不留情。”

Decastro, 谁排名 #4, 由国际拳击联合会 (IBF) 在他们的 洲际评级, 然后苦笑着耸耸肩,然后迅速 改变谈话主题.

“我是 所以期待27号, 争夺世界冠军是我的梦想, 特别是 WBU 世界冠军, 不仅仅是因为我的拳击英雄瑞奇 哈顿和我的发起人李·麦卡利斯特都赢得了 WBU 世界冠军, 但是也 因为布雷斯布里奇拳击俱乐部, 我训练的地方, 有一个标题的历史.

“所有者 丹尼·奥利弗的儿子凯利, 四届 ABA 高级冠军在南方参加拳击比赛 非洲对抗塞巴斯蒂安·罗斯曼. 我一直很尊敬凯利,所以为之奋斗 和他一样的头衔很特别。”

德卡斯特罗 继续. “我的第一场比赛是 5 月 22 日 2001 从那天起我就知道我想要 成为职业拳手并有机会成为冠军. 18 多年后,我有机会实现我的梦想并接受挑战 在我的家乡林肯市获得世界冠军.

“ID 我想对我的粉丝表示衷心的感谢, 谁真正支持我. 这 演出将售罄. 拥有这样的东西对我来说真的意义重大 支持.

“我 想对我的团队表示感谢, 我的赞助商, 谁创造了这一切 可能的, 我爸爸一直在训练我, 垫工作等. 萨姆·维克斯我的 体能教练, 克雷格·巴顿我的营养师, 我的理疗师戴尔 希伯德, 我的发起人李·麦卡利斯特, 谢谢你发起如此猛烈的攻击 一起打卡也让我有机会在我的家乡城市战斗 最后是我的女朋友雷切尔·凯西.

雷切尔 一直是我对这个节目的绝对摇滚! 她已经独自完成了一切, 组织一切, 卖票, 她减轻了我所有的压力 我可以集中精力训练. 她所做的事令人难以置信. 我是一个非常 我很幸运,有人真正推动我成为最好的人。”

内森 世界拳击界的“噩梦”德卡斯特罗与“杀手”丹尼尔·阿吉·索瓦 联盟 (WBU) 李成为世界超中量级冠军的头条新闻 麦卡利斯特刺客管理和晋升“林肯的噩梦”活动 林肯大学发动机棚, 布雷福德泳池, 林肯LN6 7TS.

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Decastro Stops Tetteh to Secure First Title – 卡耶斯, Becelis, Cairns Impressive in Victory.

通过报告: 赞布罗塔 (江) 迪卡罗

周六 夜晚, at the Arena UK in Grantham, Lincolnshire, local gym owner Russ Brown made his maiden outing as a professional boxing promoter and boy oh boy did he do it in style.

Whilst most people would start off at a small hall venue with a few local ticket sellers heading up the show, Russ Brown approached it a little differently, a full blown Arena show headed up with Championship bouts headlining, originally was due to be three, but due to last minute visa issues the main event, the World Super Bantamweight Unification contest between South Africa’s reigning World Boxing Federation Champion Gabisile Tshabalala and British #1 and current MBC International Champion Marianne Marston, had to be rescheduled so the irritating bureaucracy issue could be sorted.

With no Tshabalala-Marston World Unification bout, it was local unbeaten star Nathan Decastro, in his first title battle, against the highly experienced Championship campaigner Ishmael Tetteh, from Ghana, for the vacant MBC International Super Middleweight Championship that was elevated to headline the show.

Before I get onto the fights themselves I have to say how pleasant it was to be at an event where the entire audience welcomed each and every fighter to the ring with rapturous applause, that included Tetteh, who they welcomed in the manner a star fighter deserved and not a single jeer or boo to be heard.

However that paled into insignificance compared to the reception local star Decastro received, the sound was deafening and it seemed that each and every person in the arena was cheering on their man at the top of their voice as he made his ring walk.

The vocal support continued throughout the fight itself, with the fans ringside cheering every exchange, and believe me there were plenty as this was an exceptional all out toe-to-toe war that could have been fought in a phone box.

Young Decastro wasn’t overawed, far from it, instead he rose to the occasion and showcased the exceptional skills that belie his tender years.

Don’t get me wrong this wasn’t a one way affair, Tetteh is a tough, classy operator that gives his all for every second of every round and he was in sensational form, matching the local lad punch for punch in the early rounds.

The turning point in the contest came midway through the fourth, Decastro landed a wicked body shot that sent the Ghanaian down to the canvas. Tetteh is as tough as they come and just as World class referee Richie Davies reached the seven count, he made his way to his feet.

On the restart Tetteh went hard on the attack, however Decastro’s ring-craft soon came into play, spinning Tetteh so it was him with his back against the ropes and the Lincolnshire lad once more in control.

Round five was a virtual repeat of the fourth, both fighters standing toe-to toe, letting rip with huge shots to body and head right from the off. As in the previous round around the midway mark Decastro let rip with a big combination culminating with a vicious body shot to send Tetteh down to the canvas once more, this time though there was no chance that the tough Ghanaian would recover sufficiently to beat Richie Davies’ count.

The overjoyed crowd went ballistic as Decastro was presented the MBC International Championship belt by Vice Chairman, 女士. Jennifer Burton and the celebrations went on for a good forty minutes or so.

On a side note I doubt there are many times in a boxers career that they are inundated with requests of hand shakes or selfies from fans of the opposition, but Ishmael Tetteh was, even in defeat he must have felt like the champion, quite rightly so in my opinion as he gave his all throughout the contest and made this a fight to remember.

The second Championship bout was for a World Boxing Union (WBU) UK Regional title, contested by big hitting local lad Gary Silverman and Belfast’s Marty Kayes.

The height difference between the two protagonists was really noticeable, Silverman is tall, very tall, and towered over the seemingly diminutive Kayes, however the Belfast man clearly had a plan of getting on the inside as much as possible to neutralize the reach advantage of his foe and implemented it to perfection,

The Belfast man’s performance was sublime, when not on the inside Kayes’ busy movement made life exceptionally hard for Silverman.

Throughout the bout Silverman switched tactics in an attempt to give himself the space to let rip with his patented power shots, however each time he did Kayes would find a way to neutralize any advantage the Grantham lad had gained.

After eight rounds of highly entertaining boxing it came as no surprise that Richie Davies’ scorecard read 80-73 支持贝尔法斯特的马蒂·凯斯.

Prior to Silverman-Kayes was a sensationally closely matched Cruiserweight contest between Dainius Becelis and James Higgy.

I’m a huge fan of the Cruiserweight division, mainly due to such stars as two time IBF World Champ Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham and former WBO, WBC & WBA Champion David Haye, who dominated the division back in the late noughties. In fact I love the Cruiserweights so much that a few years ago I wrote and had published the full history of the division.

Anyway that aside, 周六 night I was overjoyed to watch two future stars of the division in action and what a closely fought contest it was.

I always hoped that one day Steve Cunningham and David Haye would fight each other as it would have been an all action affair, a true showcase for this exciting but underrated division.

Well that never happened but if it had it would have been very similar to the Becelis-Higgy bout without doubt, so you can imagine how chuffed I was to be ringside for it. Yes it was that good.

It really was a cracking, closely fought, all action affair, so much so by the start of fourth round I couldn’t separate them and honestly expected it to end up a draw, however Becelis managed to pull off a very close victory due to his performance in the final round, don’t get me wrong Higgy performed brilliantly in the fourth too, just Becelis stepped it up enough to secure the win.

Definitely Fight of the Night in my view. After four of the most exciting rounds of boxing I have seen in a long, long while Referee Matt Scriven scorecards read 39-38 in favour of Dainius Becelis – side note: the referee’s scorecards read 1st Round 10-9 in favour of Becelis, 2nd round 9-10 in favour of Higgy, 3rd round was drawn and of course round four 10-9 to Becilis.

Prior to the Becelis-Higgy bout was another closely fought contest, this time a four round middleweight bout between local lad Scott Newcombe and Stockport, Cheshire’s Will Cairns.

As with Becelis-Higgy this was another well matched all action affair that could so easily have ended up a draw, just in this case Cairns superb performance in the early rounds was enough to see him secure the bout by a single point. Referee Matt Scriven scoring it 39-38 for Will Cairns.

The second pro bout of the night see Michael Robinson take on Scunthorpe’s Andy Pirie in a Middleweight contest.

It’s proving hard for me to come up with enough superlatives as each fight on the show were superbly well matched.

As with the Newcombe-Cairns or the Becilis-Higgy bouts, this was another that could have gone either way as both warriors gave their all for every second of each and every round and it really was hard to separate them, performance or points wise, clearly not just myself as Referee Matt Scriven scored it a 39-39 平局.

The opening bout of the night see Grantham’s Mickey Blackburn in action against Hyde, Cheshire’s Will O’Reilly in a four round Super Welterweight contest.

Once again the matching was spot on, and as with each and every fight on the night was a closely fought and highly exciting affair, so much so that after four enthralling rounds it really was hard to call a winner, again not just myself as Referee Matt Scriven clearly had the same dilemma as he scored it a 39-39 平局.

After the show promoter Russ Brown said.

“Other than the disappointment on not having Marianne (马斯顿) 战斗, the show was spot on.

I wanted my lads to be in competitive fights, and they were, yes I know a couple lost or drew their fights but so it goes. To my mind this is professional boxing and if they are going to make it to the top they need to have competitive fights and they did.

I’m really pleased the way the show went and would like to thank the BIBA (英国人 & 爱尔兰拳击局) officials who did a great job, especially the referees Richie Davies and Matt Scriven, who were spot on with their scoring.

Looking forward to planning the next show, believe me it will be even better.”

Have to congratulate Russ Brown and his team for not just hosting a superb event but also for the matching, It really is a breath of fresh air that a promoter doesn’t try to ‘build’ his fighters careers by having them face ‘journeymen’ for the first ten fights or so, instead preferring his lads to face proven young fighters right from the off, you just don’t see that very often these days.

Khan Stops Quaye To Secure WBU Crown

周六 夜晚, Great Britain’s Tasif Khan secured both the World Boxing Union (WBU) 和全球拳击联盟 (GBU) World Super Flyweight Championships at the Cedar Court Hotel in his hometown of Bradford in the United Kingdom.

 

汗, who only returned to the sport, following a two year sabbatical, just over twelve months ago, put in the performance of his career, in front of a pack house that included a number of British star boxers, such as interim WBA World Lightweight Champion Derry Mathews and former British, 联邦, European and WBC World Champion Junior Witter as well as various local dignitaries such as the Mayor of Bradford and local MP Imran Hussain.

 

Khan also received support from the British Army, who turned out in force to watch their man being lead to the ring by the band of the Yorkshire Regiment.

 

After a slow first round, during which both combatants barely threw a shot in anger, Khan proceeded to utterly dominated Accra, Ghana’s Isaac Quaye from the second stanza right through to the sensational sixth round, during which Khan really stepped up the pace and sent the Ghanaian to the canvas three times in very short succession, the last of which was a perfect right to the chin that sent Quaye crashing backwards and prostrate on the canvas in such a spectacular manner that the Ghanaian’s corner-man immediately jumped into the ring before referee Lee Murtagh had barely started the count. NB. Quaye was perfectly fine albeit a little dazed after rising.

 

Following the bout a clearly elated Khan spoke briefly.

 

“This is the greatest day of my life, it’s a dream come true and to be crowned World Champion in front of my home crowd really is the cherry on top.

 

I have to say a big thank you to Isaac (Quaye), he’s a great fighter and it couldn’t have been easy for him to walk into the Lion’s Den with such a partisan crowd shouting out their support for me.

 

Also have to say a big thank you to Stephen (沃恩) and his team for putting on such a great show for the fans and for believing in me, the same to Rio (WBU Europe President & MBC Vice President Gianluca Di Caro) for giving me the chance to box again and more importantly to fight for the WBU title, I’ve always wanted a WBU belt around my waist ever since watching Ricky Hatton win it when I was just a teen.

 

Huge thanks as well to GBU President Juergen Lutz for allowing me to fight for his title also.

 

Finally I’d also like to thank all my fantastic fans that turned out to support me tonight, as well as the Mayor of Bradford and my local MP Imran Hussain for their support, and last but definitely not least my sponsors; Broadway Solicitors Oldham, Kingsland Business Recovery, Vista Gym Benidorm and 3X Sports, as without you guys I could never have achieved my dream – thank you all so much”