Las Vegas, Nevada (March 4, 2015) – Hoc Saturday evening marks a historic night as the sweet science returns to prime time network television on NBC after over thirty years. Al Haymon’s “Premier Boxing Propugnatores” eius debut in millions of series faciam domibus trans regionem, et ad certum est fortuita pugna fans et aficionados pugilatu. Magnum est quod perficiat lusus diam visorum ad horum omnium saeculorum ludibrio futura sidera pugilatum.

Etiam sit amet diam et pugnatores ad domesticos nomina eorum, quibus publica nota margin. Top Talis pugnacem U.S. heavyweight prospectu, Dominico “Tribulatio” BREAZEALE (13-0, 12 KO scriptor). BREAZEALE, nunc 29, was introduced to boxing at a relatively late age. After playing quarterback for the University of Northern Colorado, Breazeale proposuerunt ferrum velit exire et intrare circulum in pugilatu 2008.

Intra tres annos et dimidium,, Breazeale parta numerosa tournaments in littora expositis aliquando amateur ordinibus in eum locum 2012 United States Olympic Team competing in the Super Heavyweight division. Several months later, Breazeale esset itura signare Al dum expositionem Haymonis et consuasor pro turn sub tot quondam sidus et amateur amet heavyweight John Bray.

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In his primus novem daret, Breazeale plowed through his opposition in four rounds or less including the dismantling of heavyweight veteran Lenroy Thomas. In his tenth professional bout, Breazeale would go the distancefor the first time in his career against a tough veteran in Nagy Aguilera. Although the bout would last all eight scheduled rounds, Potuit efficienter pixidem Breazeale ostendit peppering Aguilera at cum voluntas in junctionibus pungit, recta rights, et capita earum cum uppercuts sinistram.

His next three bouts ended in familiar fashion with his opponents being stopped in three rounds or less. It has been a great start to Breazeale’s career and he is learning everyday with trainer John Bray. “Nunc ego sum, ubi fortunae meae satisfactum, but I know I still have a lot to improve on in order to be ready to become the heavyweight champion of the world. I trust and believe in John’s ability to take me to that level. John has been in camps with the likes of Tyson, Lewis et Holyfield et doctus a fabuloso lanistis pariter.”

Breazeale redit ad anulus hoc Saturday date durior adversarius ad vesperam super his, Victor Bisbal (21-2, 15 KO scriptor), a 2004 Olympian from Puerto Rico. The opportunity to fight in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Arena on NBC is a dream come true and the 2012 Olympio est parati

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provocatio. “I am truly excited to be fighting this weekend on such a huge platform and I am looking forward to this challenge and making my name a household name. I know Victor is coming prepared and I am definitely prepared as well. Tradet autem nox caestu magnam in fans”, dicta Breazeale.

Trainer John Bray is also excited for this opportunity as he knows this fight can take his pupil from prospect to contender. “Victor Bisbal est veteranus, et ut pugil Olympionices ornatissimo cum recordum 21-2 apud 15 knockouts. Dominic will have to be on his “A” game to shine and as his trainer I can tell you that he will be that and more. By out-boxing and beating Bisbal in an impressive fashion, Observa orbem caestu, faciat quod est realis et ad Dominicum Breazeale maioribus et melioribus.”

Promotus est per norma a NBC Goossen Promotions et tesseras hoc enim mirabile est nox caestu potest empti www.mgmgrand.com et pretium at $400, $300, $100 atque $50.

“Hic venit tribulatio!“

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