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Labanan ng Ulat: Thomas and Dudzinski Impress on Debuts as Preece, McIntyre and McGivern Score Big Wins In Cardiff

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Ulat sa pamamagitan ng Gianluca Di Caro

 

Ben McGivern vs. Ben Hough
Carl Thomas vs. Kyle McNicholas
Kacper Dudzinski vs. Michael Kelly
Levi Griffiths vs. Scott McIntyre
Liam Preece vs. Steffan Hughes

Photographs courtesy of Thomas Jones

 

 

Sa Sabado I made the trip west from my London home to the beautiful city of Cardiff for the Owen Watkins promoted event at the Ice Arena Wales.

The event was due to be headlined by the much anticipated all Welsh Heavyweight title clash between Hari Miles and Dorian Darch, for the World Boxing Foundation (WBF) European Heavyweight Championship. However the fight had to be postponed as Darch was unable to take part due to a suspension he received following a fight on a different event a few weeks prior.

Despite this setback Owen Watkins had decided that the show must go on and I for one am pleased he made that choice, as the planned undercard featured a number of top class amateurs I have been looking forward to watching making their professional debuts.

First up was debuting Carl Thomas versus Kyle McNicholas in a four round Light Heavyweight Contest.

Both lads started really well exhibiting their respective boxing skills.

As the round progressed Thomas stepped up the pressure, backing McNicholas onto the ropes and began letting rip with shots to the body and head of the Liverpudlian.

As the round progressed into the final minute Thomas landed a cracking right to the head that shook McNicholas to the core, Thomas followed up with a left to the body followed almost immediately with a big left to the body that sent McNicholas to the canvas.

Surprisingly McNicholas made the count, they sure breed them tough on Merseyside, as that was a vicious body shot just below the lower rib, you just don’t see people get up after those that often.

On the restart Thomas went straight back on the attack, firstly firing off a stiff jab followed by another stinging left to the body and a double right to the head.

Thomas kept up the pressure, peppering McNicholas with a wicked body-head combination followed by another good stiff jab to back McNicholas into a neutral corner before letting rip with a sensational left hook to the body, that sent McNicholas down for a second time.

Referee Roger Riley began the count and as it just reached the eight count point McNicholas began to try and rise without success, leaving the referee no option but to wave the fight off just as the bell tolled to signal the end of the first round.

I’m pleased to say that McNicholas was perfectly OK and did get to his feet shortly after.

My final thoughts on this particular fight are; it may have only lasted one round but what a cracking round it was.

Next up see Kacper Dudzinski making his pro debut against Belfast’s Michael Kelly in a four round Super Welterweight contest.

Right from the off Dudzinski got behind his seriously strong jab and began controlling the proceedings with fast hands and stiff double jabs.

Kelly is no mug, hindi sa pamamagitan ng isang pakikipagsapalaran, he’s as savvy as they come, but even he had to concede to taking a defensive stance and patiently wait for any opportunity, no matter how slender, to counter, which to be honest were few and far between.

Dudzinski seriously impressed against Kelly and has a fantastic future in the sport.

It may have been his debut, but based on his performance sa Sabado gabi, against a former genuine title challenger, I reckon he’ll go all the way to the top and deserves it too, anyone who can keep Kelly on the back foot the way Dudzinski did for virtually the full four rounds is without doubt something special.

Don’t get me wrong Kelly landed some cracking shots but Dudzinski’s sensationally fast hand speed and superb defence kept those opportunities to the bare minimum.

Nice little touch from Kelly late in the final round, following a ‘matrix style’ reaction move, that almost prevented him touching a glove down, gayunman, much to his annoyance he received a count from referee Chris Kelly, although Kelly was convinced he’d actually had avoided his glove touching the canvas, but instead of standing there and protesting he dropped down and proceeded to do push ups throughout the count to show his disapproval, magkano sa galak ng karamihan ng tao.

After four brilliant rounds it came as no surprise that it was Dudzinski whose hand was held aloft – the official result showed Dudzinski scoring his maiden pro victory by a 40-35 point margin.

Next up was Ben McGivern versus Ben Hough in a four round Cruiserweight contest.

Ano ang isang away, McGivern mainly bossing the proceedings, forcing Hough on to the back foot as well as the ropes for a good chunk of the first stanza. Hough may have been on the defensive for a good part of the first but when the opportunities arose he took them in style.

It was virtually a complete turnaround in Round Two, with Hough wrestling control and putting McGivern on the back foot, and ropes, similar to the way the Scot had bossed the first round.

The third stanza was a much closer fought affair, so much so I found it hard to split them, points wise.

The fourth started out more or less as the third ended, with both protagonists going for it hammer and tongs, but as the Round progressed McGivern stepped up the pace enough to not only secure the round, but also the victory.

After four sensational all action rounds, as I gave away above, it was McGivern that came away victorious, referee Roger Riley scoring the excellent contest 39-37 in favour of the Scotsman.

Following the fight both boxers agreed to a rematch, which I have been reliably informed is likely to take place in Liverpool on 8 Set – put the date in your diary this is a fight no one should miss!

The penultimate fight of the night see Blackwood, South Wales’ Liam Preece versus very, very late replacement Pentrefoelas, North Wales’ Steffan Hughes in an all Welsh contest.

What a corker this fight was, it was an all action thriller from start right through to the final bell.

Considering Preece had a considerable weight disadvantage to deal with, he really went for it, taking the fight to his more experienced, and heavier, kalaban.

Preece boxed confidently not only when on the attack but also when defending against the pinpoint accurate exocets launched by Hughes.

Preece was impressive throughout, and I’m sure it didn’t surprise anyone in the Ice Arena Wales when referee Chris Kelly’s scorecard was read out as a 40-36 points victory for the South Wales Lad.

The final pro fight of the night pitted highly rated former amateur star Port Talbot’s Levi Griffiths versus Liverpool’s Scott McIntyre.

Griffiths is so slick, the classy youngster began well and landed some stinging shots, which forced McIntyre to switch to ‘plan B’ early on in an attempt to keep on the inside to prevent the Welshman from getting his big shots off.

McIntyre’s plan B may not have been pretty, but boy oh boy it was highly effective.

After the initial ‘open’ panahon, which allowed the slick Welshman to achieve a good level of success, the majority of the fight could have taken place in a phone box.

McIntyre clearly had no intention of giving Griffiths any opportunity to let rip with any big shots, he just kept him tied up throughout, sometimes by foul means, so much so that after numerous warnings for holding or not breaking when told, referee Roger Riley deducted a point, however even that point deduction wasn’t going to prevent the Liverpool man from securing the victory, the official score being 39-36.

May sabihin, whilst personally disappointed that the Miles-Darch WBF European title fight didn’t take place, promoter Owen Watkins had put together such a top class support card that I, as well as am sure everyone else in attendance had their Pugilistic Appetite well and truly sated by the fare on offer and look forward to his next promotion, which will take place at the Cwrt Herbert Leisure Centre in Neath on the 22nd September.

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Stoppage Win Over Martinez Sets Khan on Course For Another Title Shot

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Ulat: Gianluca Di Caro – Photos courtesy of Joe Ibbotson.

 

It may have been the coldest weekend of the year in the UK so far, but the icy cold conditions sa Sabado night didn’t prevent the fans turning out to support local hero Tasif Khan as he faced Mexican Champion and former WBC World Title Challenger Juan Lopez Martinez on the Bridie Murtagh (Saorise Promotions) promoted Dinner Event at the Royal Taj (formerly the Connaught Rooms) in Bradford.

 

The importance of the fight clearly wasn’t lost on any of Khan’s fans, their man may already have secured World Boxing Union (WBU), Global Boxing Union (GBU) and World Boxing Confederation (WBC) World Championships over the past couple of years, but a victory sa Sabado would mean that Khan, who is already highly ranked by the International Boxing Federation (IBF) in their Intercontinental Ratings, would be eligible to mount a challenge for the prestigious IBF Intercontinental Championship in the Summer as the first step to mounting a potential future challenge for the coveted IBF World Crown.

 

Prior to the first fight of the night, Master of Ceremonies Sam Gorman gave a moving eulogy to British & Irish Boxing Authority (BIBA) Bise-presidente (Eskosya) Kenny Barr, who tragically passed away in December at the age of just 34, which was followed by a standing Ten Bell tribute.

 

OK now let’s get onto the the main event, a ten round non-championship Super Flyweight contest between the aforementioned Tasif Khan and Juan Lopez Martinez.

 

The atmosphere was electric as the protagonists made their way to the ring with the entourages in support waving their respective countries flags and in Khan’s case also carrying his many Championship belts. After the pre-fight razzmatazz and introductions it was down to business for the young Gladiators.

 

Right from the opening bell both men began to cautiously vie for Centre-ring, Khan utilizing his superior reach to take effective control and force his more experienced opponent on to the back foot.

 

About the midway point of the round Khan began to step up the pace, landing some big shots to both body and head, each time Martinez stood his ground and countered with good effect.

 

In the second it was more or less the same, with Khan taking the initiative and actively attacking, whilst Martinez remained content to counter when the opportunity arose.

 

Round three see Khan step up the pace further, utilizing superior hand speed and slick movement to land a some sensational shots, the most notable was a huge right to the chin late on in the round. Martinez was clearly shaken, but still thinking clearly enough to change his tactics and tie the Bradford man up on the inside to prevent further big shots landing.

 

Initially Martinez took the fight to Khan in the fourth, in doing so landed a sensational hook to the head of Khan. However this tactic just played into Khan’s hands and the Bradford man came back with some sensational combinations each time the Mexican mounted an attack.

 

As the round progressed into the second minute, Khan caught Martinez with another big shot which sent the Mexican back towards the ropes, Khan stepped in and let rip with a double handed flurry culminating with a big left hook to the body, which sent Martinez to the canvas. Martinez made the count and made it to the end of the round by tying up Khan on the inside again.

 

Round five see Martinez utilizing the tying up Khan on the inside tactic more, and at times looked outclassed. Khan’s superior ring-craft really came into play as the round entered the final minute, the confident persona Martinez carried in the early rounds was now gone, Martinez was beginning to try and slow Khan’s scintillating pace down to a crawl, constantly grabbing hold each time Khan mounted an attack, before letting rip with uppercuts at every opportunity, much to the dismay of Khan’s corner, who were shouting at their man to work off his jab and keep him at a distance.

 

Round six see Khan confidently begin to wear Martinez down further with fast double handed flurries and powerful combinations to both body and head. At more or less the half way point of the round Khan broke loose from another attempted holding session from Martinez and fired a couple of stiff jabs, before stepping in with a huge hook to the body. Martinez immediately collapsed to the canvas and was clearly distraught, however the tough Mexican tried his hardest to make it to his feet before referee James Ancliff’s count reached its conclusion, albeit unsuccessful in doing so.

 

The official time for the stoppage 1 minute and 32 seconds of the sixth round.

 

Preceding the Khan-Martinez headline bout was a six round Super Middleweight contest between Bardley, Lincolnshire’s unbeaten Nathan Decastro and very late replacement Malcolm Richardson from Blackpool.

 

Originally IBF Ranked Decastro was due to compete against Ghanaian Philip Kotey, who had arrived in the UK but fell ill sa Biyernes gabi. More disappointment for Decastro as a win over Kotey would have also positioned him for a potential shot at an IBF title later in the year.

 

Right from the off it was clear that Decastro was intent on making a statement, the Bardley man closing of the ring and letting rip with power punch after power punch. Richardson’s made of stern stuff and stood his ground and countered with good effect. However as the round progressed towards the second minute, Decastro switched to the body, landing a massive body shot that sent Richardson down.

 

Richardson made the count, in fact following the knockdown went on the front foot and landed a couple of good shots of his own, but Decastro’s relentless power shots got the better of the Blackpool man and with about 40 seconds of the round to go Decastro caught him with a huge body shot to send him to the canvas for the second time, this time though Richardson didn’t make it to his feet before referee James Ancliff’s count reached it’s conclusion.

 

Official time of the stoppage was 2 Minutes and 30 segundo ng unang round.

 

Prior to Decastro-Richardson it was time for a Heavyweight contest between Askam-in-Furness, Cumbria’s Lee Kellett and Belfast, Northern Ireland’s Ryan Kilpatrick.

 

What a cracking fight, both lads gave there all for the full four rounds, much to the appreciation of those in attendance.

 

After four highly entertaining all action rounds it was Lee Kellett that scoring referee James Ancliff decided was the victor by a 40-36 point margin.

 

Next up was a four round Super Lightweight contest between Newcastle’s Jak Johnson and Liverpool’s Paul Peers.

 

Ano ang isang away, it was a true Battle Royale, these two warriors gave no quarter, and it was a seriously top class battle. The first couple of rounds were exhausting to watch, pure toe-2-toe action from start to finish, so much so that this contest rightly earned the accolade of the Fight of the Night.

 

The third though see Peers in the ascendancy, the Liverpool man steeping up the pace as well as switching his focus to the body of the Geordie with great effect, so much so that around the midway point Peers sent Johnson to the canvas with a pin-point perfect shot to the lower rib.

 

Johnson made it to his feet but in the dying seconds of the round Peers found a way through Johnson’s excellent defence to land another shot to the lower rib to send Johnson down for a second time, this time Johnson couldn’t make it to his feet to beat referee James Ancliff’s count.

 

Official time of the stoppage was 2 minutes and 59 seconds of the third round.

 

The opening bout of the night sees Aberdeen’s Nathan Beattie in action against late replacement Belfast’s Marty Kayes.

 

Beattie-Kayes was a purist’s dream fight, it was one seriously closely fought and highly technical contest, which wouldn’t come as any surprise to those in the know, as these two had fought each other previously.

 

After four closely fought rounds scoring referee James Ancliff’s score card read 40-37 in favour of Nathan Beattie.

 

There were due to be two further contests on the card – Obadai Sai vs Isaac Quartey and Patrick Okine vs Saidi Mundi, however these contests failed to take place due to only Quartey and Okine receiving their visa in time to make the trip to the UK.

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R.I.P. Kenny Barr

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It was announced earlier today that Kenny Barr, Bise-presidente (Eskosya) of the British & Irish Boxing Authority (BIBA) and Scottish representative for the World Boxing Foundation (WBF) passed away yesterday.

 

Kenny, who was just 34 taong gulang, leaves behind his beloved daughter Hayley.

 

Gianluca Di Caro, CEO and Executive Vice President of the British & Irish Boxing Authority made the following statement on social media earlier.

 

“I am in total shock, I just cannot begin to describe the way I am feeling right now, I just cannot believe that BIBA Vice President (Eskosya) Kenny Barr has passed away, it just makes no sense to me at all.

 

My sincere condolences to Kenny’s family and friends, my thoughts are with you at this time of immense sadness.

 

Kenny has been by my side since the inception of the British & Irish Boxing Authority and he was there by my side when we first began sanctioning events in the UK under the Malta Boxing Commission banner and I just cannot believe that he will not be by my side as we grow bigger and stronger over the coming years.

 

Kenny was the main man for BIBA in Scotland, it was his determination and passion for the sport that made us so successful in Scotland.

 

His passion for the fighters is undeniable, they were always first and foremost in his mind, helping them in any way he could. Helping them to achieve their dreams, that was his true passion.

 

I’m going to miss seeing your beaming smile mate, as well as your angry scowl, I’m going to miss your passionate debates, and I’m going to miss us working together pioneering fighter and event health and safety. I promise you Kenny that we will continue to fight the fight to make this sport better, safer, and continue to help the fighters achieve their dreams.

 

Rest in Peace Kenny, you may be gone but you will never be forgotten xxx.”

 

The Board, of the British & Irish Boxing Authority, as a whole join Mr. Di Caro in sending their sincere condolences to Hayley for the loss of her father, as well as to Kenny’s family and many, many friends.

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MBA Revokes Billy Corito’s License in Unprecedented Style

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Social Media was buzzing yesterday with the news that Malta’s most famous, internationally, professional boxer Billy Corito had his Malta Boxing Association (MBA) license revoked, ahead of his 22nd September fight

 

The fuss on Social Media wasn’t so much about the fact that MBA President Mr. Michael Bonello had decided to revoke Mr. Corito’s license, but the reason why and the unusual method he chose to inform Mr. Corito that they had chosen to do so.

 

Without doubt these days Social Media is proving the simplest way for getting information disseminated as quickly as possible, but it does seem highly unprofessional, even possibly unethical, though to inform Malta’s best known boxer via WhatsApp of the decision.

 

Gayunman, whilst Mr. Bonello’s decision to utilize Social Media to inform Mr. Corito of the decision probably wasn’t the wisest of choices, in itself that particular faux pas pales in comparison to his chosen statement, which was “Hi Billy, I know you are boxing. As you know you will be losing your MBA license. I am sorry I will not back you up this time”. Billy Corito’s response was a simple “OK thanks”

 

Following receiving the news Mr. Corito immediately contacted Mr. Charlie Cardona of the Malta Boxing Commission (MBC) at Mr. Gianluca Di Caro from the British & Irish Boxing Authority (BIBA) to ascertain if either would be willing to license him, or as in the case of MBC relicense him, both of whom agreed.

 

Last year Mr. Corito, who was previously licensed by the MBC for a number of years, was forced to hand back his MBC license by the MBA before they would license him to fight on an event sanctioned by themselves.

 

Speaking from his home Mr. Corito said.

 

“I was shocked at Michael’s message, it makes no sense, I am the face of Maltese Boxing, everyone knows me.

 

The MBA wanted me to fight on their shows, so I did, but now they don’t want me to fight on MBC shows, which is childish.

 

I don’t like politics, Ako ay boxer, I want to fight, I want to fight not just in Malta, I want to put Malta on the Boxing map.

 

When I was with the MBC before I got to fight in England, but with MBA my only option is to fight here in Malta only, so really I am not worried, more angry the way they did it.”

 

 

-End-

 

 

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Pro Boxing Returns To Afghanistan

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Bumalik sa 2012, Germany based Afghan Hamid Rahimi beat Tanzania’s Said Mbelwa to secure the World Boxing Organization (WBO) Middleweight Intercontinental title in front of a one thousand strong crowd in Kabul, Afghanistan.

 

At the time it was hoped that this historic event, which was also broadcast live to Millions of homes throughout the Country, would herald the long awaited return of regular Professional Boxing events in Afghanistan.

 

Some five years later, it seems that finally the sport of Professional Boxing is set to re-establish itself, following The Afghanistan All Martial Arts Federation (AAMAF) joining forces with the British & Irish Boxing Authority (BIBA) to develop boxing in the region as well as sanction events throughout the Country.

 

On jointly announcing the new partnership, AAMAF General Secretary Shukrullah Fazili said;

 

“It is exciting to establish the agency of BIBA federation in Afghanistan.

 

It’s a big honour for both of us.

We will do promotion and development of BIBA in Afghanistan and will hold national events and seminars and attend all international tournaments, seminars and more.”

 

BIBA Vice President Gianluca Di Caro then added;

 

“I cannot begin to express just how honoured I and we (BIBA) are that fellow Association of Combative Sports Commissions member the Afghanistan All Martial Arts Federation chose to approach us to partner with them with regard to the development of professional boxing within Afghanistan as well as the sanctioning of boxing events.

 

I am so looking forward to returning to the Pashtūnistān region. The memories of our first foray into sanctioning boxing in the region just over a year ago are just so vivid.

 

Back then we proudly sanctioned the first ever Professional Boxing event in Pakistan, on behalf of two division World Champion Amir Khan, to raise much needed funds to enable the Amir Khan Foundation to build fresh water wells in the Tharparkar District, one of the most desolate and poorest regions in the world today.

 

I believe that this new partnership between the AAMAF and BIBA will not only see the sport develop further in the region, but also present the opportunity for Afghan boxers to make a name for themselves internationally.”

 

British & Irish Boxing Authority

Web: www.boxbiba.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/BibaBoxing/

Nerbiyos: @BIBABoxing

 

 

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Labanan ng Ulat: Fireworks In Liverpool – Turner & McConville In KO Form, Gallagher & Kennerdale Score Impressive Victories.

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Ringside Report by Gianluca Di Caro

 

 

Sa Biyernes gabi, lamang 24 hours before local hero Tony Bellew’s showdown with David Haye, Merseyside fight fans turned out in force for a little pugilistic aperitif at Hanger 34 in Liverpool for an event hosted by local promoter Kyle Gallagher.

 

Boy oh boy were they in for a cracking night of boxing to whet the appetite for the big fight, as in terms of action and drama the fights themselves were quite possibly not that far off being on par with those from the 02 in London the following night.

 

Heading up the event was local unbeaten prospect Dayle Gallagher, in action against Northern Ireland’s Michael Kelly, however as the Liverpool lad had elected to open up the professional element of the show, for a change I’m starting the report from the first fight rather than last.

 

Right from the off Gallagher took centre ring and began to pressure his more experienced opponent. Kelly though used his vast experience to good effect to contain the fast starting scouser.

 

As the round progressed opportunities arose for Gallagher to let rip with some cracking body-shots, Kelly though is well schooled defensively wise, which prevented the young prospect getting too many opportunities before the end of the round.

 

Round two was a much more open affair, so much so that there was some great toe-to-toe action, much to the delight of the assembled crowd.

 

Gallagher started to get into a good flow in the third, often backing Kelly up before letting rip with short sharp flurries to body and head. The Irishman held his ground and comfortably boxed his way out of trouble on numerous occasions.

 

More of the same in the fourth, albeit being fought at higher pace compared to the earlier rounds, Gallagher backing Kelly up before letting rip with combinations to body and head, as before Kelly countered with good effect.

 

With the fans egging their man on, the pace in the final minute or so was nothing short of frenetic, with both men landing some seriously heavy shots as they slugged it out.

 

After four highly entertaining rounds, it was Dayle Gallagher’s hand held aloft by Referee Matt Scriven, who scored the bout 40-37.

 

Following Gallagher-Kelly see local lad Jonny McConville making his professional debut against Northern Ireland’s Phil Townley.

 

Ano ang isang away, McConville really was impressive in his controlled approach, taking the fight to the Irishman and dictating the proceedings for much of the time.

 

Considering it was his debut pro contest, the youngster had the confidence to showcase his skills to great effect, throughout the fight McConville was able to cut off the ring in style before landing some classy combinations as well as some seriously big shots.

 

Don’t get me wrong it wasn’t all one way traffic, Townley is always game for a good scrap and was more than happy to trade shots, landing some crackers of his own, but it was the young Liverpool lad that was definitely in control.

 

Townley got cut from a big punch late in the third, which seemed to ignite the blue touch paper for the young Merseysider, who noticeably stepped up the pace.

 

In the final round McConville kept up the pressure, backing his opponent up on numerous occasions before letting rip with big shots, followed by some classy combinations.

 

In the final thirty seconds of so of the round McConville stepped up the pace once more and backed the Irishman onto the ropes before letting rip with a torrent of power shots, Townley struggled to counter so opted to cover up, with no counter punches in sight from the Irishman, referee Matt Scriven had no option but to step in and stop the fight on the two minute and forty five second mark.

 

Next up was the highly anticipated Heavyweight bout between Sean Turner (1-0-0) and Belfast’s debuting Ryan Kilpatrick.

 

What a cracking contest, for as long as it lasted that is, both lads went to war right from the opening bell. The crowd were on their feet as the big men went toe-to-toe, each letting rip with a salvo of powerful exocets.

 

As the clock edged towards the second minute, Turner found the slightest of openings, stepped back a touch and let rip with a massive shot to the body to send the big Irishman to the deck. Amazingly Kilpatrick managed to get back to his feet before the count concluded.

 

Right from the restart Turner went on the attack, letting rip with further big shots, the final salvo producing a pin point accurate massive shot to the oblique that sent Kilpatrick to the canvas for a second time.

 

Unfortunately no matter how hard the Irishman tried to get up in time to beat the count again, he just couldn’t do it, leaving referee Matt Scriven no option but to wave off the contest on the one minute and twenty six second mark of the first round.

 

Side note on this bout, both men really did excel, the quality of the shortened fight was nothing short of sensational. I for one can’t wait to see both fighters in action again and hopefully in the future against each other once more.

 

The final fight of the night see unbeaten Craig Kennerdale in action against the highly entertaining and experienced Irishman Marty Kayes.

 

Right from the off Kayes went on the front foot, taking the fight to his younger opponent. The savvy Irishman then proceeded to make life as difficult as possible for Kennerdale.

 

Kennerdale responded well and as the round unfolded managed to get himself on equal ground, which wasn’t easy as Kayes kept digging into his well stocked locker for shots, and let’s say entertaining ‘professional’ moves, to throw a spanner in the works and disrupt the Merseysider’s game plan.

 

As the second round progressed Kennerdale began to turn the tables on the Irishman, showing Kayes that he too has a well stocked bag of tricks and clever moves, so much so that for long periods of time he was able to keep the wily Irishman on the back foot.

 

Higit pa sa parehong sa pangatlong, however the forth was a much closer fought affair, with the upper hand being equally shared between the two protagonists throughout the round.

 

After four highly entertaining, action packed rounds Referee Matt Scriven scored the contest 40-38 in favour of Craig Kennerdale.

 

Top class event featuring closely matched all action fights, what more could anyone ask for, as such plaudits to promoter Kyle Gallagher for hosting what can only be described as the perfect prelude, for the Merseyside fans that is, ahead of the impending big London fight night.

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Up Close and Personal With Liverpool’s Rising Prospect Dayle Gallagher

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Interview by Gianluca Di Caro.

Photo: Team Gallagher

 

 

The subject of this interview is Dayle Gallagher, who is proving to be one of the most exciting young prospects to emerge on the Merseyside boxing scene over the past few years.

 

On Friday March 3rd Dayle is set to compete in his toughest fight to date, a six rounder at the Hanger 34 Club in Liverpool, against Belfast’s Michael Kelly, a proven Championship campaigner, who in the past year or so has fought France’s Mohamed Larabi for the WBF International title and more recently Scotland’s Lee McAllister for the WBF Inter-Continental belt, as well as competed on huge televised events in Russia and Sweden.

 

Unbeaten in four outings to date, two by early stoppages, against Alekseis Nikitenko, Mayo 2015 and Jak Johnson in December 2016, and two by solid points decision, Marty Kayes in April 2016 and Phil Townley in June the same year, Dayle has already caught the eye of some of the biggest names in the sport, including two time World Champion Amir Khan.

 

In fact courtesy of Mr Khan and his team, Dayle firmly earned his place in the History books of the sport, as the very first winner of a Professional Boxing contest in Pakistan, following his excellent win over Belfast’s Phil Townley back in June last year.

 

More on that later, as right now I think its time to get on with the interview.

 

Gianluca

Thank you for talking with me today Dayle, whilst obviously this interview is regarding your professional career, especially the upcoming fight against Michael Kelly on March 3rd, I would like to start the interview off with you telling the readers a little about your non-professional boxing, especially your amateur career, which I have understand started out with a victory over one of the top guys in the division at that time.

 

Dayle

I started boxing at the age of 14, after training for over a year I had a few inter-club events before having my first amateur bout which was on short notice to represent Liverpool my home city, which was against the Welsh number one at the time in his home city Wrexham.

 

I always remember my coach saying no one wants to fight this lad so go knock him out, and in the second round after putting him down twice already the referee had no choice to stop it.

 

I was told by numerous of people I had a bright future in the sport but my focus at the time was to become a professional football player which ended in a real bad injury and after 18 months of physio and rehabilitation on my injury.

 

I finally got back into boxing for fitness and immediately fell back in love with the sport, after just a few months of training I took a white-collar fight in Newcastle.

 

After winning that I got loads of good feedback and realised I need to start taking this serious and see how far I can go in the sport, I won Northern area, British and European titles on the unlicensed scene then realised I need to turn to the professional side of the game.

 

 

Gianluca

Your pro career got off to a flying start, with a stoppage victory over Latvian Aleksejs Nikitenko, firstly how did it feel boxing in the professional ranks for the first time and secondly can you give your view of the fight please?

 

Dayle

Even though I had been in the ring plenty of times before, my professional debut had me more nervous then any other fight, but the feeling couldn’t of been better.

 

The fight didn’t last long about 1 minute I think before the referee had to interfere and call a halt to the fight which led to my first win in the professional ranks and is a day I will never forget.

 

 

Gianluca

It was almost a year before you were back in the ring, against Marty Kayes back in April last year, but even with such a long time between fights you were in top form, beating Marty on points. How did you manage to keep motivated during this time and again please give the readers your view of the fight?

 

Dayle

It was very hard because I was going through a lot of complications with my promoter at the time and couldn’t fight and I thought I might never fight again, but after a long period out, my brother helped me and got me a fight.

 

I knew a lot about Marty and knew it wouldn’t be easy knowing how experienced he was, but I wanted to show everyone that even with all this time out how good I can be and got the win and felt like I’d never had time out of the ring.

 

 

Gianluca

Your next fight, against Phil Townley, came just a few months later and what’s more was overseas on an historic event, the first Pro Boxing event ever to take place in Pakistan. Can you please tell the readers firstly how this came about and also tell the readers not just about the fight but also the whole experience?

 

Dayle

I didn’t really believe it was true when I first found out about Pakistan. I had just come back from my holiday and next minute am on the phone to Amir Khan’s uncle about a possible fight in Pakistan.

 

Even though I knew I wasn’t at my fittest or at my preferred weight I couldn’t miss out on the opportunity so I stepped up two weight classes just for the opportunity.

 

Within a couple of hours of the fight getting offered to me I was in Bolton at the Amir Khan Academy filling out all my paper work and my visa and literally three days later was on a plane going to fight in Pakistan.

 

On arriving in Pakistan I was treated like royalty, my bags where collected and carried for me. I was greeted by the Pakistan Army and Police and escorted to my hotel.

 

I could never thank the people enough from Pakistan on how they made my time there so welcome, it’s a great country with great people even when I fought they where screaming my name, so much so that I thought I was back in Liverpool with a home crowd.

 

It was one of my most amazing experiences of my life and one that I will have for the rest of my life as I made history as the very first professional boxer to fight and win on Pakistan soil.

 

 

Gianluca

Your fourth fight, against Jak Johnson back in December and on home turf once more, was both dramatic and I would expect anti-climatic for you. I was there so know all that occurred but could you enlighten the readers about the dramas that unfolded that night from your view please?

 

Dayle

If you’ve seen the whole fight it looks like I wasn’t too happy at the end but that’s because am a fighter and all I want to do is fight.

 

I trained so hard and felt in the best shape of my life so when the fight was over In 30 seconds it annoyed me but that’s just something I have to deal with its boxing and fights can be over with one shot.

 

After watching it back I was happy with my performance and I’m blessed with punching power that can pop someone’s shoulder out of its socket with one shot.

 

 

Gianluca

Sa 3rd March you’ll be in action once more at the Hanger 34 sa Liverpool, where you are due to face Ireland’s Michael Kelly. Do you know much about Michael and his fighting style and also how do you see this fight panning out?

 

Dayle

I know about the people he’s fought and what he’s achieved I know it will be a tough fight but that’s why my team and me asked for the fight.

 

I don’t watch my opponents on old fights because they could turn up an box a completely different fight so I like to figure them out when am in there.

 

I think it will be an entertaining fight for people to watch, but I see it ending with a knockout, if I hit anybody at welterweight with one of my power shots in eight-ounce gloves I will be shocked to see anybody still standing there in front of me.

 

 

Gianluca

So out of the fights you’ve had to date, whether pro or not, which has been your favourite and why?

 

Dayle

My favourite has to be Pakistan making history and challenging myself, it was a big risk stepping up two weight divisions but I like a challenge and this is why I’m in this fight game, and also boxing in front of two time World Champion Amir Khan and getting great feedback from him, you can’t ask for anything better than that.

 

 

Gianluca

How would you describe your fighting style?

 

Dayle

My fighting style I believe is different to the average British style boxer which I think makes me stand out more, I’m a counter fighter with power, I’m a southpaw and I know I can be a nightmare for any boxer out there on the boxing circuit.

 

 

Gianluca

Should you be successful on the 3rd March, you will be unbeaten in five, whilst perhaps it’s still a bit early to be thinking of Championship accolades, I’m sure that you must have been thinking about opportunities like that already, as such could you please outline your future plans for the readers.

 

Dayle

I’m in the sport to win titles, it’s a dream of mine that I know I can achieve and when the opportunity comes I will take it.

 

I will keep climbing the ladder winning fights and when my team think the time is right, I will get my title shot and I will become Champion.

 

 

 

Gianluca

I’m sure you must have been an avid watcher of pro boxing even as a youngster, as such my next question is which fighters, past or present, have had the most influence on you and your career?

 

Dayle

Growing up from a young age I used to watch videos of Roy Jones Jr, I love his cockiness and confidence.

 

I always wanted to be an entertainer and give people the feeling I had when watching him.

 

My favourite fighters that I like to watch a lot of now is Floyd Mayweather, Adrian Broner, Chris Eubank Jr and Errol Spence Jr, these are the type of fighters I like to take a lot from and try to make into my own style.

 

 

Gianluca

Moving away from the fights etc., who are the main people that make up Team Gallagher?

 

Dayle

Even though I’m the one who gets in there to fight I couldn’t do it without my team, from my brother Kyle who prepares me for every fight, to all my teammates at engine room.

 

It’s not just my team though; my sponsors also help me to get ready for fight night, Goodness Grill, who prepares my food, which help me with my diets. Spartan Dynamic who train me for my strength and conditioning and get me in great shape and make me feel stronger than ever.

 

James Harris who helps me with everything behind the scenes like interviews.

 

My friends my family and my girlfriend these all help me behind the scenes when I’m moody from weight cutting and preparing for fight night.

But the most important people on my team are the people who believe in my dream and buy tickets off me for my fights, because what a lot of people don’t realise without ticket sales fights can’t happen and I will always be thankful to every last person who buys a ticket from me!

 

 

Gianluca

Where do you train and what is your training schedule?

 

Dayle

I train in Engine Room Boxing Club, Sports Direct Fitness and Spartan Dynamic, my normal routine for fight night is 6am I wake up have a banana then straight to Sports Direct Fitness for my running.

 

I like to get between 4-6 miles in every morning then I will do a bit of bag work and get a sauna, then I will go home and rest then at 10:30am depending on which day Lunes, Miyerkules, Biyernes I will be at Engine Room until at least Midday working on my boxing.

 

Martes at Huwebes I will be at Spartan Dynamic until Midday working on my strength and conditioning, then I will go and pick up freshly prepared meals from Goodness Grill and then have work from 2:30pm until 9:30pm.

 

It’s a hard routine to maintain but for my dream it’s all worth it.

 

 

Gianluca

What would you say your favourite part of training is?

 

Dayle

I don’t really have a favourite part of training; my favourite part is probably getting told I’m finished because it’s really hard work.

 

It’s an addiction training that I couldn’t go without, but if I had to choose one thing it would probably be sparring. It’s the closest thing to fighting and there’s nothing better than landing devastating punches on opponents.

 

 

Gianluca

Outside boxing, what is your favourite sport?

 

Dayle

Outside of boxing my favourite sport is football, I love to watch my team Everton but any game in general I will just watch for entertainment

 

 

Gianluca

Besides sport how else do you relax outside boxing?

 

Dayle

Boxing is constantly on my brain when I have spare time I watch boxing videos or talk about it to people who don’t really care but it’s in my blood and I just can’t help it

 

 

Gianluca

These days Social Media is very much an important tool for professional sports people; do you utilize Social Media to engage with your fans?

 

Dayle

I find social media is very important these days for professional athletes and I always interact with fans, because anybody who takes time to ask me anything about my career deserves a reply, I’m not a big name in the sport yet so to have people asking me questions about my boxing really means a lot to me.

 

 

Gianluca

Finally is there anything you want to say to your fans?

 

Dayle

Thank you to everyone who follows my career and believes in me it won’t be long until I’m at the top, salamat.

 

Dayle Gallagher versus Michael Kelly headlines the Kyle Gallagher Fight Club Promotions event at Hanger 34 in Liverpool on Friday 3rdMarso 2017, which will be broadcast on BOOM TV. Tickets are available from boxers competing or call Fight Club Ticket Line 07711 098025.

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Labanan ng Ulat: Decastro Kos Rozembergs bilang Kahoy & Smith Kalidad kahindik-hindik TKO na panalo na pasinaya

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Ulat: Gianluca Di Caro

Karaniwan ito ay alinman sa isang Biyernes o Sabado gabi na nakukuha ko ang aking regular na pag-aayos
parang boksingero ng pagkilos, ngayong linggo bagaman ito ay isang maliit na iba't ibang bilang ginawa ko
ang biyahe mula sa London hanggang sa Leeds sa Linggo umaga, upang mahuli ang mga pinakabagong handog mula sa dating Irish Kampeon, Naka-tagataguyod, Lee Murtagh.

Isinasaalang-alang ito ay isang Linggo hapon / gabi palabas, Ako ay lubha
magulat, o ay na impressed, na kapag dumating ako sa venue, isang magandang ilang oras bago ang na-advertise na oras ng pagsisimula, ito ay mayroon pa o mas mababa sa buong kakayahan.

Ang masasabi sa Leeds tagahanga talaga alam kung paano masiyahan ang kanilang mga sarili, ang
kapaligiran sa Pryzm Nightclub ay de-kuryenteng, kaya walang sorpresa na kapag ang mataas na kasiya-MC, Mr. Tony Dean, inihayag ang bawat isa sa boxers na vociferously nagpakita ang crowd kanilang suporta, hindi lamang ng mga mandirigma bahay ngunit sila ay ginawa din welcome masyadong ang kalaban, na ginagawang isang magandang pagbabago.

Headlining ang show lokal na mga paboritong Sam Smith, sino ay ang paggawa ng kanyang pro pasinaya, laban sa Jekaterina Lecko Latvia ni.

Mula sa off ang parehong mga batang babae inilipat sa tumagal center singsing, pansamantalang boxing off ang likod ng kanilang mga jabs, matapos ang tungkol sa dalawampung segundo o kaya nagpasya Lecko sa hakbang up ito ng isang tad, pagkahagis ng isang magandang matigas jab agad na sinusundan ng isang looping right sa ulo, Smith sarado na ang kanyang mga bantay lamang ng sapat upang mahuli ang mga shot sa kanyang mga guwantes, bago shooting ang isang tuwid karapatan, kung saan nakuha ang Latvian flush.

Muli Smith sarado sa at ipaalam sa rip na may malaking karapatan sa katawan at isang kaliwa
patungo sa ulo, Sinubukan Fecko tumayo siya sa lupa ngunit Smith ay dumating sa kahit
malakas pagpilit na ang Latvian pabalik patungo sa Ropes.

Sa una ginamit Fecko kanyang dumyab sa mahusay na epekto upang panatilihin Smith sa baybayin, pero
sa paligid ng apatnapu't limang segundo mark Smith pagdulas ng bahagi sa ilalim ng jab at hayaan rip na may isang malaking shot ng katawan, mabilis na sinusundan ng isa pang sa ulo na yumanig sa Latvian girl sa core.

Inilipat Smith diretso sa para sa pumatay, masusuka ng maraming mga malaki mga pag-shot,
Aalis Fecko walang opsyon kundi upang masakop up sa pag-asa na siya ay maaaring mabuhay ang mabangis na pagsalakay.

Ay ngayon corralled Smith Latvian sa sulok at nagsimulang bombarding Fecko may shots mula sa bawat nalilikhang isip anggulo, pagkatapos lamang bilang Fecko unatin up Smith landed isang absolute kulay ng isang shot sa katawan na ipinadala Fecko tuwid sa canvas.

Bilang tagahatol puwersahin Byrne ginawa ang count Fecko tumingin patungo sa kanyang sulok at shook kanyang ulo bago desperately sinusubukang gawin ito sa kanyang mga paa, subalit malinaw sa pagkabalisa na siya agad bumaba sa likod pababa papunta sa isa tuhod, Aalis puwersahin Byrne walang opsyon kundi ang tumawag sa isang tumigil sa paglilitis sa 72 mark ng unang round.

Bago sa unbeaten malaking pagsuntok Smith-Fecko Lincoln Middleweight Nathan Decastro, laban sa Elvis Rozembergs Latvia ni, sa isang anim rounder.

Singsing moniker Decastro ay 'bangungot' at boy oh boy ako tumaya batang Mr. Rozembergs ay ang pagkakaroon ng maraming mga ito matapos ito makipag-away.

Decastro, isang dating Ingles Amateur International, ay tungkol sa bilang clinical habang sila ay dumating. Kanan mula sa off ang Lincolnshire lad kinuha ang kanyang shots na may katiyakan, landing tatlong pin-point perpektong shots lamang sa kanyang opening salvo.

Rozembergs ay game bagaman, malinaw paniniwalang atake na ay ang pinakamahusay na paraan ng pagtatanggol sa Latvian dumating tuwid sa likod ng isang serye ng mga target off looping kanang kamay, sa bawat pagkakataon na nagtatanghal Decastro na may malinaw na target na -Rozembergs katawan - upang itakda ang kanyang mga tanawin sa, na siyempre siya ginawa, landing seryoso solid shots sa bawat oras.

On tungkol sa mga minuto markahan Rozembergs sinubukan na i-back up Decastro pamamagitan ng pagdating sa mga mahirap at mabilis na may isang double kamay makagulo, gayunpaman Decastro side stepped bago pagpapaalam rip na may isang malaking karapatan sa katawan, which sent Rozembourgs to the canvas.

Ang Latvian noon ay malinaw mahapis, instantly referee Jimmy Byrne stopped the fight and called the ringside doctor and paramedics into the ring.

Pagkatapos ng ilang minuto Rozembergs ay nakatulong sa kanyang mga paa at pati siya ginawa
Natanggap nagayuma palakpakan mula sa nagpapasalamat madla.

Bago ang Decastro-Rozembergs ay isa pang pro pasinaya, oras na ito
Middlesborough welterweyt Chris Wood, laban Edgar Milevics.

Milevics ang hindi makatarungang anumang mas mahusay kaysa sa alinman Lecko o Rozembergs, in fact the Latvian lad was sent to the deck in the first twenty seconds,
sumusunod na Kahoy pagtatayo ng isang malaking pakanan papunta sa kanyang buto-buto.

Milevics ginawa ang bilang, but on the restart you could see his heart was no longer in the fight, electing instead to cover up in the vein hope that Wood wouldn’t land another big shot.

Sa tungkol sa 52 mark nangyari ang tiyak na mangyayari, Wood sneaked a lovely little hook in just behind Milevics guard, causing the Latvian to bring his hands down to protect his body, which left him open to a big right to the head, which left Milevics no option but to cover up again and as he did Wood calmly threw another big left to the body, which sent Milevic down to the canvas for the second time.

Milevic just about managed to make it to his feet but referee Jimmy Byrne took one look and see how unsteady the Latvian was on his feet and rightly stopped the fight on the sixty seconds mark.

Suporta para sa mga tatlong propesyonal bouts, were a number of European Boxing Federation (EBF) sanctioned bouts.

Ang pangunahing isa, para sa EBF International Bantamweight Championship, see Leeds’ Sophie Varley in a rematch against Malta’s Mandy Cortis.

Cortis had come all the way from sunny Malta to a rather wet and Windy Leeds to defend the title she won last time the two met.

Ang unang tatlong round-play Cortis ang naghihintay laro, umaasa na ang lahat
action na batang babae Varley gusto Punch ang kanyang sarili out.

Round apat ay isang mas mas iibigan, with Cortis electing to take the fight to Varley, una ang Maltese batang babae ay landing isang magandang ilang mga pag-shot, but Varley is as tough as they come and by about the fifty second mark wrenched control back with a fantastic display of boxing, culminating with Cortis backed onto the ropes and absorbing a seemingly never ending barrage.

Tungkol sa isang minuto tatlumpung mark ito ay Cortis muli sa pag-atake, utilizing her jab to great effect to set Varley up for a combination or two, until the final ten seconds or so, na kung saan ay isang dalisay daliri ng paa sa daliri ng paa Battle Royale.

Cortis kinokontrol ang karamihan sa mga huling dalawang round, na may ilang
magandang boxing, Varley nagbigay pa rin ng isang mahusay na account ng kanyang sarili, lamang ang
dami ng trabaho niya ay ilalagay sa panahon ng unang bahagi ng round ay nagkaroon ng halos
pinatuyo sa kanya.

Iyon ay malinaw na ito ay magiging malapit, and it was with Varley securing the title by a very, Napakalapit 58-57 punto ng desisyon.

Ang mga resulta ng natitirang bahagi ng EBF card ay:

Carly McKenzie York nakapuntos ng mahusay na 40-37 tumuturo tagumpay laban
Mel Halstead Bridlington para sa pamagat EBF Central Area Featherweight.

Leeds’s Graham Mattison scored a one minute and fifty second second round TKO victory over Blackpool’s Richard Leak in the EBF Northern Heavyweight contest.

Leeds 'Jay Stevenson nakapuntos ng 30-28 tumuturo tagumpay laban Stoke ni Phil McGinn.

Leeds 'Liam Hayes nakapuntos ng 40-37 tumuturo tagumpay laban Lewis Sherrat Stoke ni

Jimmy Gold Manchester ay nakapuntos ng isang malapit na 29-28 victory over Bramley’s Philip Walker.

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MBC sumali Lakas sa WKA Upang pagtibayin Pro Boxing Sa Scotland

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Pamamahala ng Direktor Malta Boxing Commission at Vice President, Gianluca Di Caro at World kick Boxing at karate Association (Walang pasubali) Scotland Presidente Stewart Allan ngayon inihayag na sila ay sumali sa pwersa upang magpatibay propesyonal na mga kaganapan boxing sa Scotland.

 

Ang bagong venture ay hindi lamang naroroon pagkakataon para sa Scottish Professional boxers sa magagawang upang makipagkumpetensya higit pa, ngunit din ay magbibigay-daan fighters mula sa kick Boxing mundo upang makipagkumpetensya sa parehong bilang propesyonal Boxers at kick Boxers.

 

Habang ang layunin ng mga ito venture ay upang itulot pro boxing mga kaganapan sa Scotland, ito ay bubukas din ang pinto sa posibilidad ng pinagsamang pro Boxing at Bumira Boxing kaganapan, may boxing sanctioned ng MBC at kick Boxing sanctioned ng WKA, hindi lamang sa Scotland ngunit din sa anumang kaganapan sanctioned ng MBC sa Malta, United Kingdom o Ireland.

 

Sa paggawa ng mga anunsyo Mr. Sinabi ni Allan.

 

"Nasasabik kami na nagtatrabaho kasama ang Malta Boxing Commission, Maaari lamang itong maging mahusay para sa mga taong mahilig sa laro upang dalhin tulad ng isang progresibong propesyonal boxing samahan sa Scotland.

 

Upang sumali sa mga mula sa pro boxing mundo doon sa mga kick Boxing mundo ay isang kapana-panabik na inaasam-asam, hanggang sa ang mga kapangyarihan na maging ngayon sa UK ay masyadong masaya para sa aming mga Champions lumipat disiplina at makipagkumpetensya bilang pro boxers.

 

Sa kasamaang palad ito ay palaging sa kapinsalaan ng kick Boxing karera ng mandirigma ni, na naging dahil sabay nilang lumipat sa pro boxing ang mga ito ay hindi na pinapayagan upang makipagkumpetensya bilang isang kick Boxer.

 

Iyon ay magbabago, sa ilalim ng aming joint venture sa Malta Boxing Commission ang aming fighters ay lisensiyado at makipagkumpetensya bilang pro boxers, pati na rin ang patuloy na kampanya bilang kick Boxers sa ilalim ng WKA.

 

Para sa aming mga fighters na ito ay nangangahulugang kaya magkano, gusto nila upang makipagkumpetensya sa parehong sports at may masyadong malaking upang mag-alok sa parehong mga.

 

Ang bagong pakikipagsosyo ay hindi lamang tungkol sa aming mga fighters kawalan ng kakayahang upang labanan sa parehong disiplina, ay aktibong hinahanap namin upang bumuo ng pro boxing bahagi sa Scotland, bigyan Scottish boxers ng pagkakataon na maging mas aktibo kaysa sila ay sa nakalipas na, gusto naming bumuo ng up ang MBC upang makinabang fighters mula sa parehong disiplina.

 

Gusto din namin upang dalhin sa higit pang tunay 50/50 fights sa Scotland, hindi namin gusto mo itong maging isang extension ng kasalukuyang eksena, gusto naming dalhin ang mga tagahanga ng tunay na kapana-panabik na malapit na tumugma sa fights, ang bawat show. "

 

MBC ni Mr. Pagkatapos ay idinagdag Di Caro.

 

"Hindi ko sumasang-ayon higit pa gamit Stewart, ito ay isang kapana-panabik na sineseryoso pag-unlad para sa mga taong mahilig sa laro, isa na ay makikinabang fighters mula sa Boxing at kick Boxing.

 

Kapag lumalapit sa amin Stewart na may konsepto kami ay bukas sa mga ito kaagad, hindi para sa mga dahilan ng maraming mga tao ay sa tingin, ngunit dahil na namin ginawa ang desisyon na dapat sinuman na nakikipagkumpitensya sa isa pang parang boksingero sining na gustong din sa pro kahon, dapat na pinapayagan na gawin ito.

 

Desisyon na ito ay ginawa ng ilang oras ang nakalipas, sa katunayan ito ay noong una ay lumapit sa amin labintatlo oras World Champion Marlon Hunt tungkol sa pro boxing sa ilalim ng aming banner.

 

Marlon ay isa sa mga nangungunang mga kakumpitensya sa kick Boxing mundo, kung paano maaaring posibleng namin sabihin sa kanya na siya ay may na magbigay ng aaway sa kick Boxing circuit kung siya pro mga kahon, Ibig kong sabihin mayroon siyang Mundo pamagat sa kick Boxing, K1, Muay Thai, sa amin maaari niyang ipagtanggol ang mga pamagat pati na rin simulan Hinahamon para Championships sa boxing ring.

 

Kailangan ko bang sabihin, dahil nabanggit ko ang Marlon, na kapag sumali siya sa amin kami ay hindi masyadong mapagtanto kung ano ang isang asset siya ay naging, siya ay isang mahusay na ambasador para sa MBC, sa mga tagahanga at boksingero ni magkamukha, kaya magkano kaya na maagang nakaraang taon siya ay nang walang tutol inihalal papunta sa MBC Executive Committee.

 

Ngayon, hindi lamang ang mayroon kami ng pagkakataon na magkaroon ng higit pa sa tuktok kick Boxers na nakikipagkumpetensya sa pro boxing, ngunit mayroon din ng pagkakataon ng kick Boxing World Champions mula sa buong mundo na nakikipagkumpitensya para sa Championship ng mga parangal tulad ng pro boxers.

 

Sa negosyo bahagi ng mga bagay Stewart ay ang Tagapangulo ng mga bagong MBC Scottish Rehiyon, pati na rin ang sumali sa Executive Committee ng Malta Boxing Commission.

 

Stewart ay may malaking plano para sa bagong venture at sa katapusan na ay nagpalista ng ilang mga Scottish promoters, isa sa kanino plan upang i-promote ang unang MBC Scotland sanctioned kaganapan masyadong sa lalong madaling panahon, Marahil sa Abril o Mayo.

 

Ako para sa 1:00 kaya mapagmataas na lumahok sa kapana-panabik na bagong venture, Ako matapat sa tingin na ito ay patunayan na maging isa sa mga pinakamahusay na bagay na mangyayari sa aming mga isport sa isang mahabang, matagal.

 

Ano ang higit pa magbibigay ito ng mga tagahanga boxing sa isang buong bagong lahi ng tunay na natitirang fighters World klase upang makakuha ng likod, pati na rin ang kasalukuyang mga pagkakataon para sa Scottish boxers na maging mas aktibo, na kung saan ay maaari lamang maging mabuti para sa mga taong mahilig sa laro. "

 

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Mahusay Start Upang Ang Taon – Pitong mga panalo Out Ng Pitong Para sa TKO

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Maaari lamang kami ng apatnapu't lamang araw o kaya sa Bagong Taon, ngunit Johnny Eames at ang koponan Champions TKO ang kasalukuyan nang napaka, napaka-masaya sa paraan ang lahat ng bagay ay pagpunta para sa mga ito sa 2015. Unang off, secured sila ng mga bagong lugar para sa sikat na gym at ngayon ng higit lamang sa dalawang linggo sa bagong Boxing taon ay nagkaroon ng string ng pitong tagumpay para sa kanilang kailanman lumalaking matatag ng boxers.

 

Mas maaga sa araw na nabanggit Mr. Kinuha Eames ng kaunting oras out mula sa kanyang abalang iskedyul upang makipag-usap tungkol sa mahusay na pagsisimula sa taon, para sa kanyang mataas na mahuhusay na batang prospects.

 

"Oo, kung ano ang isang mahusay na pagsisimula sa taon para sa Champions TKO lalaki.

 

Unang up nagkaroon kami ng apat na lalaki out sa York Hall sa 30ika Enero, sa kasamaang-palad Hindi ko makapunta sa palabas dahil ang aking boiler na pagsabog at ang aking bahay ay malaki ang tubig, ngunit iningatan ko nakikipag-ugnay sa lahat ng tao upang matiyak na ang mga lalaki ay oo.

 

Una sa aksyon Antonio Counihan at mula sa kung ano ang narinig ko siya ilalagay sa isa pang kamangha-manghang pagganap, Huminto ang kanyang kalaban sa ikatlong, pagkatapos dominating paglaban mula sa simula.

 

Tulad ng ipinangako niya ngayon ay may walong rounder sa kanyang susunod na labanan, sa Stephen Vaughan palabas sa Liverpool sa 20ika Marso.

 

Pagkatapos sana ay makikita niya makuha gawin ang isang bagay sa Birmingham para sa isang pamagat o katulad na mga MBC International.

 

Susunod sa palabas na Tasif Khan, batang lalaki ay siya iling ang kalawang-off, maikli at pawis, Huminto ang kanyang kalaban sa loob lamang 65 segundo.

 

Mula sa kung ano ko narinig niya ilagay sa isang kamangha-manghang display, gutted Naiwan ako ito ngunit sana ay makakuha upang makita sa kanya sa susunod na pagkakataon siya out, na kung saan ay din sa Stephen Vaughan Liverpool palabas Marso.

 

Sa malas paglaban ng gabi ay ang aming Onder Ozgul ni, ang tunay na lagalag na artista Rio (Gianluca Di Caro TKO ni) nabanggit, lahat ng pagkilos at sa isang mataas na tulin ng lakad ng bawat karaniwan mula sa Onder.

 

Kid ito handa na sa paglipat sa anim rounders ngayon, tulad ng kanyang kapatid Siar, upang maging matapat sa iyo.

 

Bilang ko lang sinabi Siar ginawa ang kanyang unang anim na rounder, muli ng pag-crack away sa pamamagitan ng lahat ng mga account, lahat ng tao ay kaya nasisiyahan sa kanyang pagganap sa gabi.

 

Mukhang ang natutunan niya sa hatulan ang kanyang tulin ng lakad ngayon, sa halip na pumunta mambulahaw para sa buong anim na round, bilis niya ang kanyang sarili ng mabuti para sa buong anim na round.

 

Sa susunod na gabi namin ay may Charlie Edwards, paggawa ng kanyang pasinaya, at Tommy Martin labanan para sa pamagat ng Ingles sa O2.

 

Charlie, kung ano ang maaari kong sabihin siya ay f ** king napakalaking.

 

Para sa isang bata na kinakailangang ang kanyang propesyonal pasinaya, Ako ay kaya impressed sa kanyang mga saloobin at propesyonalismo, siya ay hindi kailanman wavered mula sa kung ano siya ay gawin at sa okasyon ay hindi kailanman nakuha sa kanya.

 

Kapag nakuha niya sa ang ring siya ay maganda at cool na, nakinig sa bawat salitang iyon Brian (coach Brian O'Shaughnessy) nabanggit.

 

Sinabi ko sa kanya na hindi niya kailangang mag-ukit, dahil pa rin siya ay napakabuti, kaya hindi na kailangan upang subukan at maging mahusay, habang siya ay.

 

Ito ay isang ganap na perpekto tugma para sa kanyang unang away, hindi isang walkover na ang ilan sa mga malalaking pangalan makakuha ng, siya ay isang napaka-matigas kid, sino ang dumating upang labanan at talagang naniwala kaya niyang manalo, kung saan pinatugtog pakanan papunta kamay ni Charlie.

 

Nakakuha kid ang isang systematic pagkatalo mula sa pag-ikot 03:59, ngunit huwag alisan sariling pagsisikap ang kid ni, talaga dahil siya ay sinusubukan at pagkatapos ay Charlie nahuli sa kanya maganda sa tungkol sa anim na segundo upang pumunta at na ito.

 

Ito ay isa lamang mahirap na paniwalaan, mahirap na paniwalaan ko lang kaya impressed sa Charlie.

 

Pagkatapos ay nagkaroon kami ng aming Tommy Martin, kung ano ang maaari kong sabihin na ito kid lumakad sa aming gym ng dalawa at kalahating taon na ang nakakaraan ngayon, labing-walo lang na taong gulang at kinuha ko ang isang maliit na pakikipagsapalaran sa kanya at sinabi ko sa kanyang ama pagkatapos ng kanyang unang away, talagang bago sa paglaban na gusto ko ginagarantiya sa kanya ng sampung panalo at pagkatapos ay Ipapaalam ko sa kanya off ang nangunguna, inihatid namin mula sa aming pagtatapos, Nakakuha kami sa kanya ng sampung out sa sampung.

 

Kailangan ko bang aminin ako ay kinakabahan pagpunta sa paglaban, Malinaw na pagkakaroon ng mga sanay na ang kanyang kalaban, Ricky Boylan, dati kaya alam Ricky ay isang matibay bata at naisip maaaring siya ay outman Tommy, ngunit ito ay lubos ang iba pang mga paraan ikot, Outmanned sa kanya Tommy upang maging patas.

 

Tommy pinabagal sa paligid ng ika-anim na round at ako ay nag-aalala na siya ay iniwan ng isang bagay sa gym, ngunit walang mga problema siya ay dumating likod malakas.

 

Maaari ko matapat sabihin sa tingin ko ay Tommy lamang nawala dalawang round, marahil isa o dalawang ma naibahagi, ngunit nais na maging pagiging uri sa Ricky, na kung paano dominado magkano Tommy paglaban.

 

Ang mga puntos ay 99-92 at 97-93 dalawang beses, bilang maaari mong makita ang mga ito ay massively sa pabor ng Tommy at nang makatwiran sa gayon.

 

Malinis na laro sa Ricky siya ay hindi kailanman tumigil sa darating na, bilang Alam namin gagawin niya, ngunit para sa akin Ricky ay hindi sapat na kilusan, ay gumagalaw niya ang kanyang ulo kapag wala sa sakop ngunit hindi kapag siya ay kinakailangan upang.

 

Ngayon sa aming pinakabagong mga debutante, Mickey O'Rourke, ngunit unang dapat pasalamatan ko lahat ng mga tagahanga na naka-up para sa kanya.

 

Ibenta niya 220 tiket ngunit mas naka-up at bumili ng mga tiket sa gabi, kaya marahil ay nagkaroon ng dalawang limampung pagliko out upang suportahan siya.

 

Sila ay mahusay na, napaka, napaka-maingay, ginawa nila ito ng isang magandang gabi para sa kanya.

 

Mickey ay isang bit kinakabahan sa unang round, sa sandaling nakuha ko siya pabalik sa sulok Brian (coach Brian O'Shaughnessy) pinagsunod-sunod sa kanya out.

 

Alinmang paraan nanalo pa rin siya sa unang round kumportable, ginawa ito ng iba pang mga bata mahirap para sa kanya, tulad ng may hawak sa lahat ng oras, ngunit Mickey negated lahat sinubukan niyang gawin.

 

Sa kabutihang-palad ang humatol rin ay mabilis masira ang mga ito sa bawat oras na ang bata grabbed Mickey, plus namin nakuha Mickey upang ipagbigay pumunta sa higit pa sa isang shot upang panatilihin siya mula sa darating in sa grab sa kanya.

 

Nanalo Siya ang labanan 40-36 ngunit ang paraan ng boxed siya sa huling ikot ginawa ng ibang mga bata na rin sa hawakan sa dulo.

 

Sa pagiging makatarungan ang bata ay dumating hanggang sa akin pagkatapos ng away at sinabi 'Johnny paumanhin ngunit kung hindi ako nag-hold sa kanya, siya na gusto mo ay tumigil na sa akin. '

 

Ikinagagalak sa na ako, siya ay lamang ang paggawa ng kanyang trabaho at sa tingin ko Mickey natutunan ng maraming mula sa paglaban.

 

Mahal ito ang mga tagahanga, sa unang round ng sinabi ko ay medyo matipuno ngunit sa susunod na tatlong round ay kapana-panabik, Mickey pupuntahan maging isang kasiya-siya karamihan ng tao mandirigma, walang dalawang paraan tungkol dito, at Natutuwa akong maging bahagi ng kanyang paglalakbay.

 

Aking asawa Colin na ipinadala sa kanya sa paglipas ng sa akin at siya ay napaka mahusay schooled sa Dale Kabataan, na kung saan ay gumawa ng aking trabaho ng kaunti mas madali at hanapin ko inaabangan ang panahon na ang kanyang susunod na pakikipaglaban sa 21st Marso.

 

Umaasa ako na ang lahat ng mga tagahanga na dumalo dumating muli, bilang Kailangan niya ng lahat ng suporta maaari niyang kumuha ng walang ticket sales sa paglalakbay hinto at napakaganda ang mga bata para sa na mangyari.

 

Ano ang maaari kong sabihin, kamangha-manghang mga resulta para sa lahat ng mga kalalakihan at siyempre Champions TKO, pitong out ng pitong, hindi ka maaaring makakuha ng mas mahusay kaysa sa, sana ay nai-set namin ang trend para sa 2015. "

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