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Get to Know Main Event Fighters Jesus Cuellar & Abneri Mares

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Los Angeles (December 6, 2016) – Featherweight world champion Jesu Cuellarki o si tele mẹta-pipin aye asiwaju Abneri Mares will meet in a long-awaited world championship showdown this Saturday, December 10 at Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles and live on SHOWTIME.
The Showtime asiwaju Boxing telecast bẹrẹ ni 10 p.m. ATI/7 p.m. PT with junior middleweight world champion Jermall Charlo and top-rated challenger Julian Williams in a battle of undefeated rising stars in their prime.
Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa Ringstar Sports ati TGB ni igbega, are on sale now and are priced at $35, $50, $75, $150 ati $200. To purchase tickets go to www.galentix.com.
The hard-hitting Cuellar of Argentina and the decorated Mares of Southern California shared some fun facts and spoke about their interests outside of boxing before they lace up the gloves and meet in the center of the ring on December 10.
Read below to learn more about the two fighters before their main event showdown:
JÉSÙ Cuellar

1. If you could have one super power, what would it be?

It would be super strength. My nephew already calls me The Incredible Hulk.

2. What is something that people would be surprised to know about you?

I’m a very good cook. I can cook lots of things for myself. I love cooking for my family.

3. What is your favorite snack?

A torta dulce, a sweet sandwich served in Latin American countries throughout the world.

4. Least favorite food?

I hate pickles.

5. What do you do for extra motivation?

I watch the movie “300” during training and before fights.

6. What is your favorite book?

My favorite book is “Martin Fierro,” a 2316-line poem written by Argentina’s Jose Hernandez.

7. If you weren’t a boxer, what would you be doing?

I would want to be a horse jockey. Their job is very interesting. My body would look a lot different, but I think I could be good at it.

8. What is one of your most impressive physical feats?

I’ve done as many as 1,200 sit-ups in a day.

9. Do you have any fight night superstitions?

It’s not really a superstition, but I wear red and white in the ring during every fight.

10. If you could have dinner with one historical figure who would it?

It would be former unified middleweight world champion and Argentine legend Carlos Monzon.
Abneri MARES

1. What’s something people might be surprised to learn about you?

I’m a ‘dance dad.’ My oldest daughter Emily is on a dance team that went to the national championship in Connecticut when I fought Leo Santa Cruz. We stopped the workout at the track and the entire team huddled around my iPhone to watch her. It made me really proud – she did really well! She has her winter recital on the night of the fight, but I’m hoping to watch part of it on Facetime while I’m in the locker room.

2. What is a guilty pleasure you have?

It’s definitely my collection of sports cars. I call it my ‘auto wardrobe.’ My favorites are the different Mercedes I have.

3. What’s the most extravagant thing you own?

I wrapped one of my Mercedes in pure gold. That would have to be it.

4. Do you have any business endeavors outside of boxing?

My wife and I just opened up “Nathalie’s Essence of Beauty.” It’s a full service makeup salon in Downey that I’m excited to see grow.

5. What is a food you hate?

Olives. I’ve never liked them and I never will.

6. Who’s your favorite musician?

My favorite music is from Ariel Camacho. He was a regional Mexican singer who died in a car accident in 2015 in Sinaloa, Mexico. He walked me out for my fight against Oquendo and then the band walked me out for my fight against Santa Cruz after Ariel had passed. The band is called Los Plebes de Rancho and “El Karma” is a must-have CD.

7. What is your ideal birthday present?

The one thing my friends always get me that I love is cologne. I have cologne from all different brands from all over the world. I like smelling good.

8. What is your favorite snack?

Definitely a Snickers bar. They’re another guilty pleasure, but not during training camp.

9. If you could have dinner with one historical figure, who would it be?

I would say Pablo Escobar. He’s a guy I couldn’t pass up meeting.

10. If you weren’t a boxer, what would you be doing?

I would want to be an architect. I love the art, structure and function of buildings – homes and offices. From the design, to the way it’s used, it’s something I’m very interested in.
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ONE-YEAR IN: Abneri MARES & ROBERT GARCIA ON THE ROAD TO DECEMBER 10 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT LIVE ON SHOWTIME®

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Los Angeles (December 5, 2016) -December 10 marks a pivotal year for Abneri Mares, the highly respected former three-division world champion. It marks over one year since fans saw him enter the ring on television and one year since the newly formed partnership of Mares and revered trainer Robert Garcia. It is a transformed Mares that will enter the ring on Saturday, December 10 when he takes on current WBA Featherweight World Champion Jesu Cuellar in a Premier Boxing Champions live event on ASIKO IWORAN® (10 p.m. ATI/7 p.m. PT) from Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles.
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This fight is a road marker in a long and successful career for Mares as well as Garcia, who has trained numerous world champions at his two Robert Garcia Boxing Academy gyms in Oxnard, Calif., and Riverside, Calif. With Mares named one of the top five fighters in California by the Los Angeles Times, both are looking to earn and take home another coveted world championship in the featherweight division.
Q&A with Abner Mares:
You haven’t fought in over a year, but you’ve been in the gym consistently during that time. What has this last year been like for you?
“It’s been really tough not being able to fight this whole year. We’ve been training and staying active the whole year even after my two fights got cancelled. I did full training camps for each fight. Things happen for a reason. I’m with a new coach in Robert Garcia and this year has only helped us get even more ready for this fight and helped us get to know each other as trainer and fighter. Bẹẹni, it has been frustrating, but you have to look at the bright side.”
You’ve won three world titles in your career and now you’re fighting for a fourth with Jesus Cuellar. How driven are you to keep winning titles at this point in your career?
“I’m still hungry for more. Once you lose that hunger, you don’t accomplish anything. I’ve been hungry for quite some time now — hungry to prove to people and myself that there’s a lot left in Abner Mares.”
After a year with Robert Garcia, what differences in your approach and style might fans notice in the ring on Oṣu kejila. 10?
“The word I’m using for this camp to sum up what I’ve done with Robert is ‘wise.’ I’m being wiser in there; he’s having me think more in there. That’s pretty much what I’ve learned with Robert. The patience he’s had, that’s what I’ve respected with him. We’ve been together a year and haven’t fought, and any other coach might start to get desperate. But he’s been patient.”
How do you see yourself fitting in right now in the big picture of a currently loaded featherweight division?
“I try not to get ahead of myself, o han ni. Just the simple fact that there are big names in this division gets me excited. Just knowing that my name is still there as one of the respected featherweights says a lot, ju, and makes me happy. But it’s one thing for other people to say it, and it’s another thing to prove it. That’s what I’m going to do December 10 — prove that I’m still elite and can make a big bang.”
Q&A with Robert Garcia
What has this last year been like for you working with Abner? It’s rare to see a trainer and fighter pair together more than a year before getting a chance to step into the ring for a fight.
“I’m a strong believer in things happening for a reason. With the fight date continuing to get pushed back that means this is pretty much our fourth training camp together, but I think it’s actually benefitted us. It gave us more time to get to know each other. It’s always better to know your trainer, know how he works. Ti ọna, you’re comfortable, and I think that’s a big benefit. Fighting a big, championship fight against a solid champion, it’s given us more time to learn from each other and better prepare ourselves for this fight.”
What’s stood out to you the most about now working with Abner after seeing him from a distance over the years?
“I remember Abner from the Olympics in 2000 and from the first part of his professional career, fighting locally. Following his style, it was a style that I admired. I liked his in-and-outs, he showed he was very skillful. When he became champion and started fighting big names, he became a crowd-pleaser, which fans love, when a fighter comes and gives the crowd what they want to see. But I think Abner still has those skills to still be a crowd-pleaser, but also be able to show that style he showed early in his career. He’s always been a smart fighter with good speed, good power and his footwork is also very good.”
What makes this fight – Cuellar vs. Iya – a special fight?
“It’s a special fight because it’s not an easy fight. We’re fighting probably the strongest of the division. He’s very strong physically and he’s a world champion. That makes the fight, for us, a little more interesting. We’re not fighting for any vacant title – we’re fighting a solid champion. I know him because I’ve trained him. It’s challenging for myself, knowing I made him a world champion and now I have a chance to take the title from him. It’s already a challenge, and now he’s training with Freddie Roach, so that makes it even more challenging.”
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Jesu Cuellar vs. Abner Mares Media Conference Call Transcript & MP3

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Richard Schaefer
O ṣeun pupọ, and thank you to all the media for being on today’s call. It was an interesting weekend, but boxing goes on and boxing goes on in a big way here on Saturday, December 10 as a SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING doubleheader with two toe-to-toe fights that will electrify the sport, and I’m really excited to be able to host and promote this card here from Galen Center in Los Angeles.
The fight we are discussing today is for sure going to be one of those potential Fight of the Year candidates, and I know these days those words are being used quite a bit, but I really feel these fighters are right for each other. This is a fight in one of the most stacked divisions in boxing. Before I introduce the two fighters, just some other things, the card will take place from the Galen Center at the USC Campus in Los Angeles.
The Galen Center is a first-class arena. It’s actually the newest indoor arena in and around Los Angeles. Televised agbegbe yoo bẹrẹ ni 10 p.m. ATI/7 p.m. PT for those people who can’t make it to the Galen Center. The co-main event is really a main event in its own. It’s one of the most anticipated and asked for fights in another great weight class, the junior middleweight division where you have arguably two of the best, if not the two best fighters in that division against each other: Jermall Charlo defending his title against top-rated challenger Julian Williams.
This is a fight Julian Williams has been waiting for, for a long time, and it’s a battle of unbeaten up and coming stars in their prime. There’s going to be a terrific, non-televised card as part of this event, bi daradara. Nítorí, those people that are going to be able to make it out to the Galen Center, they’re going to really be in for a treat. I’m going to tell you about some of those fights, which my co-promotor, Tom Brown from TGB, has put together and I want to thank Tom for a job very well done. These are greatly matched fights, and I’m excited and looking forward to seeing them.
Included on the undercard is junior welterweight title eliminator featuring unbeaten Sergey Lipinets, pẹlu kan gba ti 10-0, pẹlu 8 KOs, taking on Australia’s Lenny Zappavigna with a record of 35-2 pẹlu 25 KOs. Great match ups. They will also see a pair of undefeated prospects who are looking to cement their status as championship contenders. In the super welterweight division Erickson Lubin, ti o jẹ 16-0, pẹlu 11 KOs of Orlando, Fla., and junior lightweight Mario Barrios, pẹlu kan gba ti 16-0, pẹlu 8 KOs out of San Antonio.
The card will also include an array of local talent from Los Angeles or the greater Los Angeles area, including Oxnard’s Hugo Centeno, Jr. pẹlu kan gba ti 24-1 pẹlu 12 KOs, former title challenger Josesito Lopez with a 33-7 gba, pẹlu 19 KOs and personally one of my favorites. He’s always there to give a fight, just an amazing warrior and I’m happy to see Josesito Lopez on this card. Then we also are going to see Abner Mares’ younger brother, Adan Mares, ti o ni o ni kan gba ti 14-3. I’m looking forward to having him there as well. It really is a can’t-miss night, and for those people here in Southern California, please come and see this card. It’s going to be great fighters, great matchups.
The doors are open at 3:30 pm, and the fights begins shortly thereafter. Tickets for the live event are on sale now, and they start at $35, Yeah 35, what a steal. Students get a special $10 ni pipa. There’s a $25 student ticket available as well, and they’re available at www.galentix.com.
Bayi, the man who made is all happen and is not only a very close friend of mine but really a man with a passion for the sport of boxing, the Executive VP and General Manager, Showtime idaraya, Stephen Espinoza.
Stephen Espinoza
This fight is one of the fights I’ve been most excited about on this year’s schedule. As many of you remember, this was a fight that was originally set for June and had to be rescheduled. It was such a strong fight that we didn’t want to lose that, and I know that required some sacrifice from both fighters, and we’re deeply appreciative for that. That they’re willing to wait shows what kind of guys both these guys are, as they’re looking for a challenge and neither one wanted to walk away from what, as Richard mentioned, could be one of the best fights of the year.
This is the fifth featherweight fight that SHOWTIME will be televising this year. It is one of the most talent, deep divisions, and we’re thrilled to have such a wealth of talent and thrilled to be focusing on it this year. It is a 50-50 fight between two fighters that are, in the consensus top six of the division supported by an incredibly strong undercard, and we are very happy and very proud to be ending the year on such a strong note. We look forward to December 10, and I’ll turn it over back to Richard.
R. Schaefer
Ọtun, thank you very much Stephen. Bayi, it is a privilege for me to introduce to you Abner Mares. Abneri Mares, as you all know is certainly one of the greatest fighters at this time to come out of Mexico. He was born in Guadalajara, Mexico. O si wà a 2004 Mexican Olympian and that is how long I’ve known him and how long I’ve been involved with his fights. He lives now and fights out of Downey, California and trains with one of the best trainers in his corner, Robert Garcia. If you look at his resume, it is as impressive as it comes. He is a former world champion at 118, 122 ati 126 poun, has really fought everybody and from Ponce de Leon, from Oquendo, from Moreno, from Darchinyan and the list goes on and on.
He will be fighting in California for the 10th time in his career, including his last bout which was a terrific Fight of the Year candidate against Leo Santa Cruz. Abner Mares is the kind of fighter, who in all the fights, has never been in a boring fight because he knows how to entertain. He wants to give it his best, and he has the will to win. Here he goes, at this point in his career, for yet another world title and it is a pleasure now to turn it over to Abner who can talk a little bit about training camp, what this fight means to him and maybe give us some Thanksgiving thoughts as well. Abneri.
Abneri Mares
Pato, Richard. How you doing? I want to start out by thanking God. All you guys for making this possible, Richard, Stephen Espinoza and obviously, the great boxing fans out there who are always supporting and even the ones who are not there to support, they just give you a bad time, but you know at the end of the day, they support the sport in a way.
Nítorí, I’m really honored and privileged to be fighting December 10 in my hometown in LA. It’s going to be a great fight against a great fighter, Jesu Cuellar, a puncher, a guy who has a lot of strength, a guy that has lots to prove. Like Richard has mentioned, I’m just really looking forward to this fight. As you guys know, I’ve never been in a boring fight. I always entertain. I find a way to give you guys explosive fights and this will be just that. It will be an exciting fight, like Richard mentioned, this is perfect for an entertaining fight and I’m going to give you just that.
An early Christmas present to everyone, hopefully a late birthday present for me, since it’s going to be a week after my birthday. It’s going to be great. You can’t miss it, like Richard mentioned; in this stage of my career, I think this is my second wind. I’m looking forward to showing you guys a different Abner and what you guys don’t know already. This is going to be a year since I started training with well-known coach Robert Garcia, a whole year we had to train and get to know each other, so you will see the difference. So with that said, I think this is a fight you can’t miss on SHOWTIME. You can’t miss live at the USC Galen Center.
This is a Fight of the Year to close the end of the year and I’m looking forward to that — not so much looking forward to Thanksgiving like Richard said because we will still be on a diet, we won’t be able to eat as much, but obviously spending time with the family being thankful for everything that God has given us. It’s been a blessing. Thank you all for tuning in and thank you all again. Emi ko le duro fun December 10th to make history once again and become a four-time world champion.
Q
Abneri, you mentioned the year with Robert Garcia. How has it transformed you? How has it changed you from who you were?
A. Iya
I know once you get a new coach they tend to get a fight right away, and they tend to fight the next six to eight weeks, and you don’t see much of a difference. Kí nìdí? Because you only have that small period of time to train and get to know each other, and I just mentioned a whole year with Robert and not only a whole year with Robert, a whole year of getting ready for this fight against a southpaw and you guys know what type of coach Robert is. Not only does he bring education to your boxing skills but also that motivation, it’s always good to have that motivation knowing that you have one of the best in your corner. Nítorí, you will see a different Abner and I think the best way to answer your question is you will just see a more mature fighter in me.
Q
A lot of people who are looking at this fight are saying that dealing with Cuellar’s strength and power is going to be the most difficult thing for you. How do you get through that and what are your own thoughts?
A. Iya
Once you get hit hard or anything that you can’t think of happens in the ring, I don’t think it’s based on your experiences, it’s more based on your willingness, your heart and the desire to continue. I think that comes from deep inside, and I think I have that. I think I’ve showed it in many fights. I’ve had difficult times in different fights, so I think it just comes from inside. You can’t teach that, but again, bẹẹni, experience has helped a lot to get you out of certain things but, lẹẹkansi, I think this is going to be one of the smartest fights we’re going to be able to fight.
Q
How disappointed were you and how surprised were you that you would were not allowed to fight that particular bout in Brooklyn because of the location of the match?
A. Iya
Daradara, it was difficult. It’s not the first time something like this has happened to me — not in the sense of me being injured or anything but a fight being cancelled. I’ve had fights being cancelled or postponed, years back so it’s nothing different. But I am a human being, I have feelings, o han ni, and I just felt sad at the moment because I love to fight.
Bẹẹni, I was disappointed, not so much in myself, just the situation, ṣugbọn, lẹẹkansi, I have to take people back. I’ve got them pretty much fighting this whole year. I was supposed to fight in March, that got postponed because of an injury and then it got postponed for June and then that June fight got postponed so here we are December 10th, and again it’s just a way of seeing that mental strength and that circle you have around you. You know my family kept me strong and those long talks with my advisor kept me going and again here we are and still healthy and we will continue to give you guys good fights.
Q
Abneri, could you at all just explain the situation with the eye. For whatever reason, they have different rules in New York, but can you explain what that situation is with that eye and which eye is it?
A. Iya
It’s like you said, different rules for different states. We know they’re stricter on that side. I think that tells you they’re stricter and then, o han ni, the issues they’re having at the moment and it’s nothing bad. It’s something that happened in 2008. I have been fighting since. I’ve been cleared in every state I’ve fought in, other than New York. I fight in California, I fight in Texas, I fight in Vegas. I fight in Philly, ju. I think there was a red flag for them because, o han ni, I had surgery done again in 2008 and they just didn’t want to take the risk, but again I think, like Richard, myself and my doctor said, we’re good to go. We have been. I have the same risk. I don’t have it higher or less than any fighter out there. My surgery is done. I’m good and like any other fighter I have the same risk of getting one open in the ring, so there’s no risk higher of me getting one.
Q
Abneri, which eye was it you had the surgery on back in ’08?
A. Iya
It was in my left eye.
Q
Abneri, do you have any concern whatsoever about rust?
A. Iya
Rara, you have to see it and look at it on the positive side. O han ni, I haven’t been in the spotlight, no cameras around me, no lights, but I’ve been active. Niwon March, I’ve been getting ready for the fight. Every single fight has been postponed the week of the fight, so I’ve practically done training camps for two fights. Nítorí, that does not worry me, but if it happens you will feel it in the ring, and it’s just a matter of adjusting to it. It wears off within one or two rounds and just getting the rhythm of the fight going. I think we’re safe and we’ll be good.
Q
Richard, when you started to go and work on this fight did you have any issues with Abner’s medical situation or were you were sort of like surprised it was postponed and then, when he went through the testing you were very satisfied that everything was okay? What was your take on the postponement because of New York?
R. Schaefer
Mo ro, a la koko, New York has other issues related to boxing to well. With the insurance requirement they had a very difficult year, Niu Yoki, as it situates to what happened with all the ins and outs of the commission and I think anybody in boxing or anybody would agree it’s a bit of a mess out there. Then you look at California. I think California is one of the best run if, sọ, not the best-run commissions and so of course when the fight was postponed or cancelled or whatever in New York, I not only talked to Abner and his wife. They were both in my office and I talked to them, but I asked Abner for permission to actually talk directly with his attorney and with his doctor, who is one of the most recognized surgeons and specialists as it relates to eyes and eye injuries in the world.
When I talked to the doctor I asked him straight out, is Abner okay? He said yes. I asked him is Abner at a higher risk than any fighter who enters the ring and he said absolutely not and that gave me the confidence to go forward and promote this fight. I had the same conversations with the California Commission and their medical board was satisfied with their requirements to make sure Abner was okay because of course if it’s the commission or anyone involved in this fight, first and foremost is fighter safety and Al Haymon, Abner’s advisor, asked me numerous times, I mean numerous times, and he said look if we’re going to do this fight, make sure Abner is okay and make sure he is absolutely okay, and I feel confident that I did that and so we’re ready to go.
R. Schaefer
Dara, nla. We’re going to have Jesus make some comment and then opening up for both fighters to answer any questions.
It’s a pleasure for me to introduce to you the current WBA Featherweight World Champion with a record of 28-1 pẹlu 21 knockouts. He’s one of those other tough, hard hitting, fighters coming out of Argentina, in this case Buenos Aries and he’s in his first fight under legendary coach Freddie Roach, so you’re going to have an interesting matchup there also with Robert Garcia’s trained fighter, Abneri Mares, against a Freddie Roach trained fighter Jesus Cuellar and you know those two guys, Roach and Garcia are very competitive, and so I think that adds some extra spice to the matchup. Cuellar won his world title in 2013 and has gone to defend it five times since then, including victories over Rico Ramos, Vic Darchinyan and Juan Manuel Lopez. It is a pleasure now to introduce Jesus Cuellar.
Jesu Cuellar
I feel very good. We’ve had a great training camp with Freddie and my entire team. I have been concentrating on this matchup and looking forward to the fight with Abner.
R. Schaefer
Dara, very good so let’s open it back up to questions now from the media. Any more questions for Abner or Jesus Cuellar please.
Q
What did that fight against Santa Cruz tell you about what you have left to offer in boxing?
A. Iya
I think that part itself tells you what I have left. Ni mo fi fun o mi gbogbo. I think it was a close fight and it lets you know I have a lot left. I gave a hell of a fight and it’s just different styles. It didn’t really tell me anything other than that I’m ready for anything. It was a great fight against a great fighter and that’s it.
Q
Abneri, without giving away any strategy or anything, what do think are some of the biggest improvements you’ve made working with Robert Garcia?
A. Iya
Wow. Nítorí, many but I think that number one is definitely on my basic punches, the one, meji, hook, three-punch combination. I think we perfected those plus sitting down more, turning more on my punches. It’s crazy how you might think you’re throwing your punches good, and you’re not this whole time. Nítorí, I think I’ve learned how to turn more on my punches, how to sit better on my punches and I think my power is coming out really good. My sparring partner has helped me and I think you will see improvement in my power and my defense.
Q
I know he probably doesn’t speak to you about this much, but can you tell me what it would mean for you, because as Richard mentioned before, there’s an obvious rivalry between Robert and Freddie. What would it mean for you to win one for him?
A. Iya
Bẹẹni, like you said we don’t talk about that. It has nothing to do with Freddie Roach. I think it’s a fight between a fighter and myself and just winning the fight for us as a team will mean the world to us. We have no desire on throwing this in anyone’s face. It’s just a win, and there’s no rivalry.
Q
Abneri, when you think back about your journey and the opportunities you’ve had in boxing, what are you most grateful for? What are some of the things you’re most grateful for this month, in advance of Thanksgiving?
A. Iya
First, all of the great people I have around me. My circle, awon ore mi, the opportunities I’ve had, and just the opportunity to be fighting for another world title before the end of the year is something I’m really grateful and then I thank, o han ni, the great team, ASIKO IWORAN, my advisor and then everyone for this opportunity. I’m really looking forward to making myself and my family proud for everything overall. Like you said, I came from nothing to something and there is something I’m trying to do in this sport and that’s to just try and be an example for my kids and for the young kids growing up that anything is possible.
Q
Jesu, how long have you been with Freddie Roach so far in camp and how has that made a difference in your style and your confidence going into this fight?
J. Cuellar
I’ve definitely learned a lot. I feel extremely improved. We have a lot of confidence heading into this fight. I want to thank God for the all the blessings I’ve had. It’s been nice to go back to Argentina, but this was a great opportunity to come up with Freddie and get ready for December 10th.
Q
Do you think that your power and your size advantage make you different from southpaws Abner has faced in any way? What do feel separates you from those southpaws and or anyone else that Abner has faced?
J. Cuellar
I know that I have the size advantage and I’m the bigger fighter but I certainly cannot rely on that. I realize this is going to be a difficult matchup, and I have to bring my best because Abner is a heck of a talent.
Q
What are you thankful for in advance of Thanksgiving?
J. Cuellar
I’m relaxed, I’m calm and I’m thankful that I’m going to spend the time with my family and friends.
Q
Yi ti o ti kọja Saturday we saw a very controversial decision with Ward and Kovalev. Abneri, I’ll begin with you, when you see a very controversial decision like that, bi a afẹṣẹja, does it bother you the fact that we’re still seeing controversy when it comes to the judges and does that motivate you at all to try to go for the knockout, not to leave it in the judges hands?
A. Iya
I’m sorry, I’m not going to lie. I did not watch the fight. I wasn’t able to see the fight, because I had a turkey drive the following day lojo sonde, so I was getting ready for that, but obviously I saw the tweets, I saw everything. I heard about it, and I heard it was a really controversial decision, but I think there’s no judges like the people. I think those are the ones that you have to prove something to, not so much the actual judges in the ring.
Bi o tilẹ, I think it’s divided. Mo ro 50 percent think Kovalec won and another 50 percent think Ward won. Coming from the ground and getting back up and just winning the fight speaks a lot for him. Nítorí, again I did not watch the fight. I can’t go into detail, and for myself you just take that and put it on my fight. I don’t have to do anything to impress the judges. I think just my boxing itself. I think we have professionals up there, and they’re going to do their jobs, so I don’t even have to think about that or put that in my head that I have to do something different just to impress the judges. Ṣe Ko, I’m going to go in there and just do my job.
Q
You mentioned before, after your last fight was cancelled, that you spoke with Al Haymon and he gave you some advice and counsel to lift your spirits. What advice did he give you after your last fight was cancelled?
A. Iya
Just having him as a friend, as an advisor, just being positive, him saying Abner ‘we’re in this together.’ Just hearing those words, ‘we’re in this together, we’re going to get through it, we’re going to get you a fight soon. Do not worry.’ That did it all. Mo ti wà, o han ni, I was still worried but it calmed me down. It calmed me down and like I said here we are a couple of weeks away and, lẹẹkansi, I’m really thankful for my team.
Q
Jesu, everyone who saw you at the news conference was talking about how big you were. Is weight going to be a problem for this fight and traditionally have you ever had any weight difficulties?
J. Cuellar
Ṣe Ko, I’ve never had any issues when it comes to weight and I’m very thankful again for the training camp we’ve had and continue to have and I’m ready for the fight.
Q
How much do you weigh right now?
J. Cuellar
130.
Q
Jesu, why did you want to fight Abner specifically?
J. Cuellar
Daradara, Abner is a fantastic fighter and you have to beat the best in the world to be the best. Now we just have to get ready for December 10th ni Los Angeles.
R. Schaefer
Dara, nla. I want to thank all of the media members again. I know that many of you from the East Coast are planning on being here for this fight. I just want to say, I know you guys are going to be treated to a very special night. I am going to host a spectacular media dinner on Friday night as well. This is my first fight back, and I really couldn’t have asked for a better doubleheader with Cuellar and Abner Mares and Charlo and Williams and all the other fights I mentioned before. Nítorí, I’m really excited about the fights, but I’m really excited to see you guys from the East Coast as well and appreciate the relationship that we have and look forward to working with you. I’ll see you in a couple of weeks and Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and all of your families. O ṣeun pupọ.
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Undefeated Contender Sergey Lipinets Battles Australia’s Lenny Zappavigna in Junior Welterweight World Title Eliminator as Part of Undercard Action Saturday, December 10 from Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles

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Die! Undefeated Rising Prospects
Erickson Lubin & Mario Barrio in Action
While Local Talent including Hugo Centeno Jr.,
Josesito Lopez and Adan Mares Enter the Ring
Los Angeles (Kọkànlá Oṣù 21, 2016) – An exciting night of undercard action comes to Los Angeles on Saturday, December 10 and is highlighted by hard-hitting unbeaten contender Sergey Lipinets (10-0, 8 KOs) in a 12-round junior welterweight world title eliminator against Australia’s Lenny Zappavigna (35-2, 25 KOs) from Galen Center at USC.
The December 10 event is headlined by a featherweight world championship showdown between WBA titleholder Jesu Cuellar ki o si tele mẹta-pipin aye asiwaju Abneri Mares. Awọn ifiwe Showtime asiwaju Boxingâ telecast bẹrẹ ni 10 p.m. ATI/7 p.m. PT with junior middleweight world champion Jermall Charlo taking on undefeated top contender Julian Williams in a matchup of undefeated rising stars in their prime.
Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa Ringstar Sports ati TGB ni igbega, are on sale now and are priced at $35, $50, $75, $150 ati $200. To purchase tickets go to www.galentix.com.
Also featured as part of the jam-packed night of fights are undefeated rising contenders Erickson “Òòlù” Lubin (16-0, 11 KOs) in a junior middleweight bout and Mario Barrios (16-0, 8 KOs) battling Argentina’s Claudio Rosendo Tapia (24-18-4, 9 KOs) in junior lightweight action.
An array of talented fighters from the Los-Angeles area round out the evening as Oxnard’s Hugo “The Oga” Centeno Jr. (24-1, 12 KOs) competes in a middleweight attraction, former title challenger Josesito Lopez (33-7, 19 KOs) of Riverside in a six-round welterweight fight and Abner Mares’ younger brother, Adan Mares (14-1-3, 3 KOs) enters the ring in a lightweight bout.
An àseparí magbowo ti a bi ni Kasakisitani ṣugbọn njà jade ti Russia,Lipinets turned pro in April of 2014 with a decision victory over Franklin Varela. The 27-year-old recorded six knockouts in a row before stepping up in competition and impressing with a victory over Haskell Lydell Rhodes in March 2015 and a knockout of Levan Ghvamichava in March. He kept the momentum going in July when he stopped established contender Walter Castillo in the seventh round. He will challenge the 29-year-old Zappavigna out of New South Wales, Australia. He enters this fight the winner of his last 10 Awọn idije, including his most recent triumph, a sixth-round stoppage of Ik Yang in July.
A highly regarded prospect with an exciting style, the 21-year-old Lubin burst onto the scene looking to finish opponents early as he cements his status as an elite contender. Fighting out of Orlando, he has already taken down experienced veterans including Orlando Lora, Ayi Bruce, Michael Finney and Norberto Gonzalez. He was sensational in November 2015 when he knocked out Alexis Camacho and in January he headlined his first card and dominated Jose De Jesus Macias in his first 10-round bout. He has kept the hot streak going in June by stopping veteran Daniel Sandoval in the third round and dominating veteran Ivan Montero in July.
A tall junior lightweight at more than six feet, the 21-year-old Aladugbo picked up seven victories in a jam-packed 2015 in which he stopped five opponents inside the distance, including an uppercut left hook combo that ended the night for Manuel Vides last December. The San Antonio-native turned pro in 2013 and is on the fast track towards a world title shot as he most recently defeated Devis Boschiero in a title eliminator in July. Now he looks to stay unbeaten in a matchup against Tapia out of Mendoza, Argentina.
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Boxing, Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija

ITAN, Ajogunba ATI OKAN: Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju sayeye Hisipaniki Ajogunba osù

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Lati Leo Santa Cruz, Abneri Mares, Robert Guerrero, Danny Garcia, Peter Quillin, Sammy Vásquez, Erislandy Lara, Josesito Lopez ati Die, Latinos ti wa ni mura awọn idaraya ti Boxing
Pẹlu fere 30 Milionu oluwo lati ọjọ, PBC onija Pin wọn Igberaga, Inspiration nigba osù
Las fegasi – October 5, 2015 – The itan, adayeba ati okan – itan, -iní ati okan – ti Hispanic awọn onija ti wa ni se ati showcased ninu awọn Ijoba Boxing aṣaju- (PBC) Boxing jara ri on Sibiesi, NBC & NBCSN, ESPN & ESPN, FS1 & Akata Sports, Spike, ki o si agbesoke ninu awọn U.S. Pẹlu fere 30 million awọn oluwo si-ọjọ, PBC ti di ọkan ninu awọn sare ju lo dagba idaraya jara on igbohunsafefe ati USB nẹtiwọki ni awọn US. niwon awọn oniwe-ifilole. Nigba Hispanic Ajogunba osù (15 Kẹsán-October 15), awọn PBC jẹ lọpọlọpọ lati lọ ikí awọn ọpọlọpọ awọn Hisipaniki boxers, oluko, awọn olukọni ati osise ṣiṣẹ ninu awọn oniwe-jara.
Lati Mexico ni awọn onija bi Leo Santa Cruz, Abneri Mares, Sammy Vásquez, Omar Figueroa, Robert Guerrero, Josesito Lopez, Chris Arreola, nigba ti Jose Lara, lati Cuba awọn onija Erislandy Lara, Peter Quillin ati Rances Barthelemy, Dominican fightersJavier Fortuna, Juan Carlos Payano ati Edwin Rodriguez, Puerto Rico ká Carlos Velásquez, Puerto Rican / American Danny Garcia ati siwaju sii, PBC awọn onija ti pade egeb, sísọ ilẹ-ini wọn ati iranwo lati pin won ọpọlọpọ awọn lokun lori itan wọn Boxing irin ajo nigba Hispanic Heritage osù.
“Bi a Mexico ni-American, o jẹ pataki fun mi lati pin mi asa, mi iní mi ati ìyàsímímọ si yi idaraya pẹlu mi egeb. Boxing jẹ ninu ẹjẹ mi ati awọn ti o ni ohun pataki apa mi asa. O ni lati wa ni dida moriwu miiran Latino awọn onija ni kiko awọn idaraya si diẹ ẹ sii ti wa egeb on free tv,”wi Leo Santa Cruz, mẹta pipin asiwaju.
“Bi awọn kan Onija, a jà fun gbogbo oriṣiriṣi awọn idi ṣugbọn nkankan ti o so wa ni igberaga wa fun ibi ti a ti wá lati ati awọn ti a ja fun. Mo wa lọpọlọpọ lati wa ni ti Puerto Rican ayalu ati ohun gbogbo ti o tumo si lati wa ni apa ti awọn Puerto Rican asa. O ni a ibukun lati wa ni anfani lati tẹle ninu awọn footsteps ti Puerto nla Rican awọn onija ki o si pin pẹlu awọn aye bi lọpọlọpọ Emi ni ti mi wá,” Danny wi Garcia, undefeated asiwaju.
“Mo ja fun mi egeb ati nwọn mọ pe mo ti a bi ni Mexico, gbe ni United States sugbon pe mejeji ile. Yi osù jẹ pataki si mi lati fi gbogbo eniyan igberaga, adayeba ati itan ti aye wa ti o ṣe wa ti a ba wa. Lati awọn orin ti mo gbọ si nigbati mo irin ni, si awọn asa ati ofin ti mo ayeye, Mo wa lọpọlọpọ lati wa ni Latino, lọpọlọpọ lati wa ni Mexico ni ati igberaga lati wa ni awọn PBC,” Abneri si wi Mares, mẹta pipin asiwaju.
“Ajo mi si awọn U.S. duro ireti, ominira ati jije asiwaju a. Nbo lati Cuba, Mo ni a nla ọwọ ati ife fun yi orilẹ-ede, sibẹsibẹ mi Cuba adayeba ati asa yoo ma wà pẹlu mi. Latinos ti contributed ki Elo si awọn idaraya ti Boxing, ati nipasẹ awọn PBC, Mo wa lọpọlọpọ ati ki o dun lati wa ni anfani lati ni o showcased on TV kọja awọn US. ati Latin America fun gbogbo eniyan lati ri ati ireti wa ni atilẹyin nipasẹ,” wi Erislandy Lara, lọwọlọwọ Super Welterweight asiwaju.
“Hispanic Ajogunba osù jẹ akoko nigbati a si fi àṣeyọrí ti Latinos ti se agbaye,” wi Robert Guerrero. “Wa iní n wa ati awọn ti o ti wa ni koja isalẹ lati iran si iran; ni Boxing, wa iní, igberaga ati Alma ti awọn idaraya, duro o kan ti – ifaramo ati Imọ ti o ti a ti kọ si isalẹ ati ki o koja. Mo wa lọpọlọpọ lati wa ni Latino, Mo wa lọpọlọpọ lati wa ni apa ti awọn itan ati titun aṣa ti Boxing. Ati ki o ṣe pataki julọ Mo wa lọpọlọpọ lati wa ni a Mexico ni Warrior,” wi asiwaju Robert Guerrero.
“O ni pataki fun gbogbo eniyan lati mọ wọn iní, ti won ba wa, ibi ti nwọn wá lati. Bi a Mexico ni American ati a lọpọlọpọ ologun iṣẹ oniwosan, Emi ni iní mi ati ki o tun awọn ojo iwaju. Asa mú wa papo ki o si Boxing ni a ona fun mi lati tẹsiwaju awọn nla itan ti Hispanic elere,” wi Sammy Vasquez, undefeated Onija.
“Mo ti a bi ninu awọn U.S. si awọn obi lati Mexico. Emi a agberaga Mexico ni American ti o san danu mejeji asa ati awọn orilẹ-ede lori rẹ apo. Mi iní – awon obi mi, mi obi ati awọn mi adúróṣinṣin egeb- ni o wa pataki si mi. O ni ti o ni atilẹyin mi ninu mi ọmọ ni Boxing, ati iranwo kọ ki o si fi mi yíya, lile ise ati ki o mu ki mi imo awọn ọkunrin mo ti wà loni. Emi li agberaga lati wa ni anfani lati ja lori awọn PBC ibi ti awon eniyan ti gbogbo meya, ede ati ru le wo awọn mi Titari awọn idaraya siwaju,” wi Heavyweight afẹṣẹja Chris Arreola.
The Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ija yoo tesiwaju lati saami awọn onija lati ni ayika agbaiye lori aaye ayelujara awọn oniwe www.premierboxingchampions.com Awọn ojula yoo tesiwaju lati saami awọn onija lati ni ayika agbaiye ti o ti wa ni mura ọkan ninu awọn ile aye julọ gbajumo idaraya.
Fun kan ni kikun iṣeto ti gbogbo PBC njà lọ si www.premierboxingchampions.com
Boxing, Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija

Ijoba Boxing aṣaju- (PBC) Gbajumo awọn onija TO dúpẹ lọwọ egeb ni BOX àìpẹ Apewo

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PBC Boxers Yoo asiwaju Fan mọrírì akitiyan ati Kaakiri Moriwu PBC Series Fall Schedule on September 12th

Las fegasi (Kẹsán 11, 2015) – Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) ti kede wipe orisirisi awọn oke onija yoo ṣe ti ara ẹni ifarahan ni awọn oniwe-Box Fan Apewo agọ (Booth 21) lojo satide, Kẹsán 12th ni awọn Las fegasi Convention Center. Awọn pade-ati-kí anfani ni o wa ara ti PBC ká nlọ lọwọ ifaramo si abala Boxing àìpẹ iriri – pese gbogbo egeb wọle si awọn ti o dara ju njà ati awọn onija ni awọn idaraya nipasẹ Ìbàkẹgbẹ pẹlu nẹtiwọki awọn alabašepọ Sibiesi, ESPN, FS1, NBC, NBCSN, Spike, BounceTV, Akata Deportes ati ESPN Deportes.
Awọn onija han ni awọn PBC Booth yoo ni undefeated lọwọlọwọ featherweight asiwaju Leo Santa Cruz alabapade pa rẹ extraordinary 12-yika slugfest gun lori Abneri Mares, gbasilẹ nipa ọpọlọpọ bi a tani fun “Ija ti Odun.” O yoo wa ni darapo nipa undefeated welterweight asiwaju Keith Thurman, ka nipa ọpọlọpọ a ti ṣee “ntele gbangba” si Floyd Mayweather, ati awọn ẹlẹgbẹ rẹ welterweight Star ati ki o tele asiwaju Shawn Porter. Awọn miiran oke awọn orukọ han ni agọ ni undefeated welterweight Danny Garcia, undefeated lightweight akọle contender Rances Barthelemy, tele ina middleweight asiwaju Austin eja ki o si tele Junior welterweight aye asiwaju Josesito Lopez. A pataki irisi yoo ṣee ṣe nipa ti fẹyìntì meji-aye akoko welterweight asiwaju Paul Williams. Miiran awọn onija le wa ni afikun si awọn iṣeto fun Saturday ká Apewo.
PBC awọn onija yoo kaakiri awọn moriwu isubu iṣeto ti PBC Series njà si awọn olukopa.
Boxers yio jẹ wa fun autographs ati awọn fọto ni awọn wọnyi ni igba:
11:00 a.m. Austin eja
11:30 a.m. Rances Barthelemy
12:30 p.m. Leo Santa Cruz ati Keith Thurman
1:30 p.m. Danny Garcia ati Shawn Porter
2:30 p.m. Paul Williams ati Josesito Lopez
The PBC agọ ṣi ni 10:00 a.m. ati tilekun ni 5:00 p.m. ati, jakejado awọn ọjọ, yoo ẹya-ara ifojusi ti PBC njà ati giveaway ti souvenirs lati dúpẹ lọwọ PBC jara ati Boxing egeb fun wọn support.
Tiketi si Àpótí àìpẹ Apewo, ti o ba pẹlu miiran Onija ifarahan bi daradara bi awọn tita to ti Boxing tità ati Memorebilia, wa o si wa online nihttp://www.boxfanexpo.eventbrite.com.
Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii lori afihan Boxing aṣaju-, pẹlu Onija profaili ati ki o iṣeto ti a ìṣe PBC njà on nẹtiwọki tẹlifisiọnu, ibewo http://www.premierboxingchampions.com.
*Schedule ati awọn onija koko ọrọ si ayipada: imudojuiwọn yoo wa ni pín ni awọn PBC agọ.
Boxing, Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija, Spike TV

André BERTO ma duro JOSESITO Lopez IN Uncomfortable Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-ON iwasoke TV show ni iwaju A BOISTEROUS enia AT ilu OwO Bank gbagede IN Ontario, CALIF.

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Shawn Porter n ni STOPPAGE lodi si AN ìkan Erick egungun

HEAVYWEIGHT CHIRS ARREOLA AamiEye A UNANIMOUS ipinnu lodi si A alakikanju Curtis Harper

Ontario, CALIF. (March 13, 2015) – Ni igba akọkọ ti Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) card on Spike TV delivered on it’s promise to bring fight fans a great night of boxing match-ups. The night’s main event featured Omiiran “Awọn eranko” Berto (30-3, 23 KOs), ti o gba silẹ ohun ìkan stoppage ti Josesito “Egbe Omi Rocky” Lopez (33-7, 19 KOs) ni iwaju kan ti a ti gan iwunlere enia ni iṣẹ Business Bank Arena.

 

Awọn šiši televised ija ri Shawn “Asiko Iworan” Wọ (25-1-1, 16 KOs) da a spirited Erick Bone (16-2, 8 KOs), ti a ti tabbed lati kun ni bi awọn kẹhin-iseju rirọpo fun Roberto “Awọn Irokeke” Garcia.

 

Ni awọn golifu ija, heavyweight aibale okan Chris “Awọn alaburuku” Arreola (36-4, 31 KOs) isakoso lati win a lile ja ogun lodi si Curtis Harper (12-4, 8 KOs). O han wipe ija ti a destined fun tete stoppage lẹhin kan nitosi KO nipa Arreola ni akọkọ yika. Sibẹsibẹ, Harper je anfani lati ṣajọ ara ati ki o ipa awọn ija lati lọ si awọn ijinna.

 

Ni isalẹ wa ni diẹ ninu awọn ohun akiyesi comments lati televised awọn onija nipa won išẹ lalẹ:

 

YATO BERTO

 

“Mo ro mo ti ṣe O dara lalẹ. Mo ti a ti sunmọ ni ninu mi yara awon akọkọ tọkọtaya iyipo, ati ki o si mo mo o le ko ipalara mi. Nigbana ni mo jẹ ki ọwọ mi lọ.

 

“Awọn jab pa un kuro. Mo ti a ti lilo rẹ lati lù u soke ati ki o gba rẹ oju. Mo ti a ni mimu fun u pẹlu awọn jab gbogbo oru. Mo ro lagbara lẹhin ti igba akọkọ ni mo ti lu u sọkalẹ.

 

“Josesito jẹ a alakikanju Onija. O si mu gbogbo awọn mi jabs ati siwaju sii.

 

“Eleyi jẹ ẹya iyanu anfani. Emi ko le duro fun awọn nọmba. Nwọn yoo fi hàn pé PBC ni fun gidi.

 

“Emi ko mo ohun ti ni tókàn kan sibẹsibẹ. Mo n lọ lati sinmi pẹlu ebi mi ati ki o si sọrọ si Al Haymon ati ki o wo ohun ti o ni o ni ninu itaja fun mi.”

 

JOSESITO Lopez

 

“Mo ti je ko 100% lalẹ. Mo ti dabaru mi osi ọwọ ninu awọn kẹta yika. Mo ti o kan wà ko ni mi ti o dara ju. Mo ní àǹfààní. Mo ti o kan ko le gba si i.

 

“Mo ti a ti ko ṣe Elo daradara fun agbara ti mo ni. Mo ti o kan ko le imolara si pa àwọn punches ti mo fe lati. O si wà nibẹ lati gba lu, ṣugbọn emi kò le gba o ṣe.

 

“Ni igba akọkọ ti knockdown o mu mi ati ki o Mo ti yiyi kokosẹ mi kekere kan, ṣugbọn mo ti wà itanran. Yi stoppage je 10 igba buru ju ti Maidana stoppage. Mo je ko riru tabi farapa lalẹ ati ki o mo le ti ń lọ.

 

“Berto jẹ o kan alakikanju. Emi ko ri ohunkohun ti mo ti ko le lu tilẹ. Ti o ba ti je ko fun awọn stoppage lẹhinna Mo ro pe mo ti le ni lu u. O si wà resilient, ṣugbọn rẹ jabs wà kò nla.

 

“Mo fẹ lati pa ija awọn ti o dara ju. Sis buruja ati ki o mo wà kò setan fun o lalẹ. Mo ti mu jade mi ti o dara ju nígbà tí mo ja ti o dara ju.”

 

Shawn Porter

 

“Mo ro mo ti fi fun a nla išẹ lalẹ, sugbon mo le ti ṣe kan ti o dara ise ti fetí sí ohun mi igun ti a béèrè mi. Mo ti le ni ti a ni iriri pupo lalẹ.

 

“Awọn li o si dakú sise fun mi. A fe lati illa o si oke ati awọn ṣeto e soke pẹlu awọn jab. Lọgan ti mo ni si rẹ ara ti o wà lori. Mi asise ti a mu Asokagba lati fun Asokagba.

 

“Bone wà ìkan lori teepu, ṣugbọn mo ti je ko gan daju ohun ti lati reti lalẹ. O si wà lagbara ati ki o tilẹ awọn ọna. O si wá lati ja.

 

“Emi ko mo ohun to sele pẹlu Garcia. Mo ro pe o ni unprofessional ko ṣiṣe awọn àdánù. Mi ero ati awọn adura jade lọ si ìdílé rẹ tilẹ nitori mo mọ wọn ń nwa siwaju si lalẹ.

 

“A ṣe o wa ọna lalẹ. Mo lero mo ti je anfani lati wù awọn onijakidijagan. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ ti a ba ti lọ si kọ lati ohun to sele nibi lalẹ.

 

“Mo wa ko daju ohun ti ni tókàn, ṣugbọn Mo wa ni ilera ati ki o setan lati gba pada ni iwọn bi ni kete bi o ti ṣee. A yoo gba gbogbo comers.”

 

Erick egungun

 

“Ohun gbogbo ti a ti lọ daradara ati lẹhinna ninu keji yika mi orokun fi jade ati ki o fowo mi iṣẹ awọn iyokù ti awọn ija. Emi ko fẹ lati ṣe eyikeyi excuses tilẹ. Mo gbiyanju lati fi fun o mi gbogbo.

 

“Mo ti deede jà ni 140. Nítorí tún Emi ko fẹ lati ṣe excuses, ṣugbọn mi alatako ní a pupo ti idogba lalẹ.

 

“Lalẹ Mo kọ lati Stick si mi àdánù kilasi ni 140. O jẹ gan alakikanju lati sí kan àdánù kilasi moju, ṣugbọn mo ti ṣe ohun ti mo le.

 

“O jẹ ohun ọlá lati wa ni showcased bi yi. Nibo ni mo ti wa lati nkan wọnyi ma ko ṣẹlẹ gan igba ati ki o Mo ro yi a ibukún.

 

“A n lọ lati tọju ija ni 140. Ẹnikẹni ti o ba fẹ lati ti won fi ni iwaju mi ​​ni 140 Mo ti yoo ku ni ija.”

 

Chris ARREOLA

 

“Mo ti fi fun ara mi a “D” ìwò lalẹ. Mo ti o kan ti a ti ko gège to combos.

 

“Nigbakugba ti mo ti aṣọ punches ti o ti ṣiṣẹ fun mi. Mo ti o kan ni lati duro diẹ lọwọ ninu iwọn.

 

“Harper ni a alakikanju eniyan. Mo ti mu u pẹlu pupo ti o dara punches o si ṣù ni nibẹ gan daradara.

 

“PBC ni o ni a nla titun Syeed fun awọn ọpọ eniyan lati ri mi ṣe ohun ti mo ṣe. O jẹ nla lati ni awọn idaraya ti Boxing pada ni primetime!

 

“Mo fẹ lati gba pada ni iwọn awọn Gere ti awọn dara. Mo setan lati gba pada ni-idaraya ati ki o ṣiṣẹ bi ni kete bi o ti ṣee.”

 

Curtis Harper

 

“Mo ti wá ni onilọra. Mo ti sọ ni lati ṣe dara. Gbogbo awọn iṣẹ ni akọkọ yika kò ran lati gba awọn ara jade ninu awọn ọna tilẹ.

 

“Mo ti a ti n daradara Igbekale ni jab, ṣugbọn emi o nilo lati gbe mi ori siwaju sii. Mo wà ju alaisan ìwò. Mo ti sọ ni lati wa ni diẹ ibinu.

 

“Chris jẹ a alakikanju, lagbara omo kekere. Considering ibi ti o ti n a ti o si ti ti o ti n ja Mo ro pe mo ti ṣe daradara lalẹ.

 

“Mo wa ibukun ati ki o dun lati wa ni nibi lori yi ipele. Mo fe ni ife lati tọju ija lori PBC awọn kaadi.

 

“O ṣeun si PBC ati gbogbo awọn onijakidijagan. Eleyi jẹ ọjọ miiran ati awọn miiran dola, ṣugbọn Mo setan fun diẹ ẹ sii.”

 

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HEAVYWEIGHT Star Chris ARREOLA Ṣeto lati MU pada ONMARCH 13 LATI awọn ilu OwO Bank gbagede IN Ontario, CALIF.

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Ontario, CALIF (Feb. 27, 2015) – Chris “Awọn alaburuku” Arreola (35-4, 31 KOs) pada si awọn iwọn lori Friday, March 13 ni-iṣẹ Business Bank Arena ni Ontario, Calif.

 

Awọn igbese-aba ti kaadi ẹya kan bata ti moriwu akọkọ isele bi Andire Berto lọ soke lodi si Josesito Lopez ati Shawn Porter ogun Roberto Garcia lori Uncomfortable ti PBC on Spike TV. Awọn televised bouts lori Spike TV bẹrẹ ni 9:00 p.m. ATI/PT.

 

“Mo n nyún lati gba pada ni iwọn ati ki o fi hàn pé Mo n ṣi nlo lẹhin mi ala ti jije asiwaju heavyweight ti aye,” Said Arreola. “Eleyi jẹ ìyanu kan Syeed fun mi lati ja pẹlu Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija ati ki o Mo ti ko le jẹ diẹ yiya lati ja ni iwaju mi ​​egeb nibi ni California.”

 

Bi ni Escondido, Calif. ṣugbọn ija jade ti Los Angeles, Arreola ti gun ti ọkan ninu awọn julọ bẹrù punchers ni heavyweight pipin. O si wà a 2001 National Golden ibọwọ asiwaju ti o wa ni tan-pro ni 2003 ki o si laiyara bẹrẹ rẹ jinde soke ni heavyweight ipo. Ni 2009, nini tẹlẹ kó nọmba kan ti Ekun beliti, Arreola laya Vitali Klitschko fun heavyweight aye akọle ni Staples ile-iṣẹ ni Los Angeles. O si mu awọn aṣiwaju jin sinu ija ki o to Elijah ni kẹwàá yika, ṣugbọn on kò jẹ ki pé daduro u lati tẹsiwaju si ọna rẹ asiwaju afojusun.

 

Lẹhin sisọ awọn a alakikanju ipinnu lati Tomasz Adamek ni 2010, Arreola tì ọna rẹ pada sinu akọle ariyanjiyan pẹlu mefa-gbooro victories ṣaaju ki o ni anfani kan lodi si Bermane Stiverne ni 2013. Ni won akọkọ ija, Arreola nu a unanimous ipinnu sugbon mina ara miran ija lodi si Stiverne, akoko yi fun awọn ti heavyweight aye asiwaju. Ninu ohun igbese-aba ti ija, Arreola a duro ninu kẹfa-yika.

 

Bayi, Arreola wulẹ lati pada si rẹ gba ọnà ni a faramọ eto. Eleyi yoo jẹ awọn 33-odun-atijọ ká karun akoko ija ni ilu ká Business Bank Arena ati awọn kẹwa enia rẹ akoko ija ni Ontario, Calif. Ti o ba gba ọnà rẹ pada, o le fi ara rẹ pada ninu aye akọle illa.

 

Awọn ija kaadi ti wa ni igbega nipa Goossen ni igbega, eyi ti o ti ni igbega gbogbo awọn ti Arreola ká ọjọgbọn njà.

 

Tiketi fun awọn ti ifiwe iṣẹlẹ ti wa ni owole ni $150, $100, $75, $50 ati $25, ko pẹlu wulo iṣẹ owo ati ori ni o wa lori tita bayi wa o si wa fun ra ni www.axs.com.

 

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Antonio TARVER ATI Jimmy Smith oniwa awọ atunnkanka FUN “Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-” Jara ON iwasoke TV

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Niu Yoki, NY, Kínní 19, 2015 – Spike TV ti fi kun diẹ ninu awọn pataki Punch si wọn “Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija” jara kede-egbe. Marun-akoko, meji-pipin aye asiwaju afẹṣẹja Antonio Tarver ati ki o gbajumo Bellator announcer ati ki o tele ọjọgbọn MMA Onija, Jimmy Smith, yoo sin bi awọ atunnkanka fun Spike TV ká ìdánilẹkọọ akoko ti “Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija.”
Spike TV ká kọkọ “Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija” iṣẹlẹ yoo gba ibi lori Friday, March 13 ni 9:00pm et/PT lati-iṣẹ Bank Arena ni Ontario, BI ELEYI. Awọn iṣẹlẹ yoo Trust meji marquee baramu-pipade pẹlu Andre Berto la. Josesito Lopez ati Shawn Porter la. Robert Garcia. Spike yio kede awọn awọ commentator Kó.
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Anthony “Awọn idán Eniyan” Tarver, lati Tampa Fla, ní ọkan ninu awọn idaraya ká julọ-ni dara magbowo dánmọrán. Ni 1995, o si di nikan ni Onija lati ti gba Pan American, U.S. National Championships, and World Championships in the same year. After winning the bronze medal in 1996 Olimpiiki, o wa ni tan-Pro ati ki o goke awọn ipo ti ina heavyweight pipin. Ni 2003, Tarver ṣẹgun Montell Griffith ni tobi win ninu rẹ ọmọ soke si wipe ojuami lati beere awọn IBF ati WBC akole beliti. Lẹhin ti a alakikanju 12-yika ipinu pipadanu si Roy Jones Jr, Tarver gbẹsan ti o kikorò ijatil pẹlu ohun alaragbayida 2nd yika knockout ti Jones Jr., iyalenu ati iyanu Boxing onijakidijagan agbaye. Lẹhin ti yapa meji njà pẹlu Glen Johnson, Tarver kun dofun Jones Jr. pẹlu kan 12-yika ipinnu gun ni kẹta ija ti won sese Iṣẹ ibatan mẹta. Awọn 46-odun-atijọ Tarver (31-6, 22 KOs) is on a mission to become the oldest heavyweight champion of the world. He is currently world-rated in the heavyweight division at No. 5 nipasẹ awọn sôoôja ati Ko. 9 nipasẹ awọn WBA. Re kẹhin ija (Oṣu kejila. 11, 2014) yorisi ni ohun ìkan-keje,-yika knockout ti 29-2-1 Johnathon Banks. O si ti tun yoo wa bi a awọ commentator fun Showtime asiwaju Boxing o si starred idakeji Sylvester Stallone ni ẹya-ara film “Rocky Balboa” bi awọn ohun kikọ silẹ “Mason Dixon.”
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Ijoba Boxing aṣaju-DEBUTS ON ON iwasoke TV Jimo, Oṣù 13 AT ilu OwO Bank gbagede IN Ontario, CALIF.

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MEJI Ise-aba ti WELTERWEIGHT akọkọ isele TO ẹya-ara:

YATO BERTO Vs. JOSESITO Lopez

Shawn Porter Vs. Roberto García

Ontario, CALIF. (Feb. 4, 2015) – Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija (PBC) ti ṣeto lati ṣe awọn oniwe-Uncomfortable lori Spike TV pẹlu kan can't-padanu ė akọkọ iṣẹlẹ lori Friday, March 13 lati-iṣẹ Business Bank Arena ni Ontario, Calif. wq pẹlu kan welterweight showdown laarin awọn lile-kọlu Andre “Awọn eranko” Berto (29-3, 22 KOs) ati awọn nigbagbogbo moriwu Josesito “Egbe Omi Rocky” Lopez (33-6, 19 KOs).

 

Ni igba akọkọ ti akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ti aṣalẹ yoo ri awọn pada ti tele welterweight asiwaju Shawn “Asiko Iworan” Wọ (24-1, 15 KOs) nkọju si pipa lodi si awọn lewu Roberto “Awọn Irokeke” Garcia (36-3, 23 KOs).

 

Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ owole ni $150, $100, $75, $50 ati $25, ko pẹlu wulo iṣẹ owo ati ori ni o wa lori tita bayi wa o si wa fun ra niwww.axs.com (Tẹ NIBI lati ra tiketi).

 

Awọn televised igbese lori Spike TV bẹrẹ ni 9:00 p.m. Et / PT (leti lori West ni etikun) ati 6:00 p.m. PT ninu awọn gbagede!

 

“Ija lori Ijoba Boxing Awọn aṣaju-ija jara lori Spike TV jẹ tobi fun gbogbo awọn ti wa ati fun awọn idaraya ti Boxing. Eleyi ti wa ni lilọ lati ya gbogbo awọn ti wa lati kan gbogbo ti o yatọ ipele ti ati fun wa ni anfani lati di ìdílé orukọ,” Said Berto. “Ija lori free tẹlifisiọnu ni ohun ti awon enia buruku ṣe bi gaari Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran ati Marvin Hagler tobi irawọ ati ki o Mo setan fun mi ni anfani lati ṣe kanna. Emi ko le duro lati bẹrẹ yi tókàn orí mi ọmọ ati awọn ti o ba ti lọ si ri kan titun ati ki o rejuvenated Andire Berto lori Oṣù 13th lori Spike TV ki rii daju lati tune ni.”

 

“Eyi ni pato lilọ si jẹ awọn ija ti ẹmi mi ati ki o Mo wa yiya,” Said Lopez. “Mo n wa siwaju si gbogbo awọn ti mi agbegbe egeb jije nibẹ lati jẹri a igbala nla. Mo n ija kan gan ti o dara Onija ni Berto, ṣugbọn gbogbo Onija jẹ lewu. Mo mọ Mo ni lati mura paapa dara ju lailai. Lori March 13, Mo ti reti a ńlá enia nitori ti mo n ni ija ki sunmo si ile ati ki o mi egeb ti ti ki atilẹyin nibikibi ti mo ti jà. I’m confident that I’m going to give the fans in attendance and on television a great performance.”

 

“Awọn anfani lati ja lori Spike TV ki o si fi mi ogbon ni iwaju awon milionu awon eniyan jẹ gidigidi moriwu. Jije kan apakan ti akọkọ PBC iṣẹlẹ lori Spike TV jẹ ẹya ola,” Said Porter. “Mi alatako ni o ni kan nla gba ati awọn ti o ni a oniwosan. O si ni lagbara ati ki o ti o tọ ati awọn ti o ti n lilọ si jẹ kan setan nigbati o maa ni sinu pe iwọn. Mo ti reti o lati wa ni kan gidigidi alakikanju ija, ṣugbọn a nla ija. Dajudaju, Mo ti reti lati win ati ki o Mo reti lati wo gan ti o dara n ṣe o.”

 

“Mo wa dupe pe mo ti n lilọ si jẹ apakan ti nkan ti o wa ni lilọ lati wa ni nla fun yi idaraya ati awọn ti o wa ni jije lori akọkọ PBC iṣẹlẹ lori Spike TV,” Said Garcia. “Shawn Porter jẹ kan nla aye kilasi Onija. O si ni irú ti awọn onija ti o nilo lati lu lati wa ni ri ni 'A-ipele’ ni Boxing. Eyi ni ija ti o le yi mi ọmọ ati awọn aye mi. Mo n tẹlẹ ikẹkọ bi lile bi mo ti le. Mo n fun o ohun gbogbo ti mo ni ninu idaraya ki Mo le fun ohun gbogbo ti mo ni lori Oṣù 13.”

 

“A n ti ohun iwuri lati wa ni apa kan yi extraordinary iṣẹlẹ lori Spike TV,” wi olugbeleke Tom Brown. “Awọn wọnyi meji njà yoo laiseaniani pese ti kii-Duro igbese fun awọn egeb ni arena àti àwọn wiwo ni ile.”

 

A tele meji-akoko welterweight aye asiwaju ati 2004 Haitian Olympian, Andre Berto jẹ àìyẹsẹ ọkan ninu awọn Boxing ká julọ moriwu awọn onija, eyi ti yoo jẹ lori ifihan ni ńlá kan ọna nigbati o ba han lori Spike TV March 13. Fully healed from a shoulder injury suffered during his thrilling 2013 dopin pẹlu Jesu Soto Karass, awọn otutu Haven, Ni. abinibi julọ laipe parun jade Steve Upsher ni September 2014, ọjọ kan ki o to re 31st ojo ibi. Bayi o wulẹ lati tẹsiwaju rẹ ìgoke pada si oke ti pipin nigbati o gba to lori Lopez.

 

A woye àìpẹ ayanfẹ rẹ, fun moriwu ara ati agbara lati bori lodi si awọn awọn aidọgba, awọn 30-odun-atijọ Josesito Lopez ti gba meta gbooro njà niwon rẹ moriwu àti onígboyà akitiyan lodi si Canelo Álvarez ati Marcos Maidana ni 2012 ati 2013. The Riverside, Calif.-ilu abinibi ṣe pataki kan orukọ fun ara rẹ pẹlu ẹya inu gun lori Victor Ortiz ni 2012, eyi ti iwongba ti fikun re “Egbe Omi Rocky” apeso. Lopez looks to pull off another upset when he takes on Berto on Spike TV.

 

Ohun ere ije ya, Sean Porter ni itara lati pada si iwọn lẹhin sisọ awọn kan to poju ipinnu lati Kell Brook ni August 2014. Porter wá sinu wipe ija undefeated, lẹhin ti ntẹriba ya lulẹ meji ninu awọn ti o dara ju awọn onija ni pipin. Porter ti jẹ gaba lori Devon Alexander ni Kejìlá 2013 lori rẹ ọna lati lọ si ipinnu a unanimous gun. O si tẹle pe soke nipa overpowering tele meji-pipin asiwaju Paulie Malignaggi pẹlu kan kẹrin yika stoppage ni April 2014. Awọn Akron, Ohio abinibi wulẹ lati gba pada ni win iwe nigbati o gba lori Garcia lori March 13.

 

A oniwosan ti idaraya fun fere 15 years, Roberto Garcia ti wa ni nwa siwaju si han lori Spike TV lati tun-agbekale ara bi a contender ni 147 poun-. Bi ni Mexico, ṣugbọn ti nwọn gbe si Weslaco, Texas ni a ọmọ ọjọ ori, Garcia je anfani lati opoplopo soke to AamiEye lati bajẹ-jo'gun ara kan shot ni tele aye asiwaju Antonio Margarito. Nigba ti o ti padanu wipe ipinnu, Garcia ti gba mẹjọ-ni gígùn pẹlu rẹ meji julọ to šẹšẹ AamiEye lori Breidis Prescott ati Victor Manuel Cayo. Garcia n miiran ni anfani lori Oṣù 13 nigbati o gba lori kan alakikanju ati ki o setan Porter.

 

A ni kikun night ti moriwu undercard bouts ni yoo kede Kó.

 

PBC on Spike TV, yoo gba ibi Friday, March 13 ni-iṣẹ Business Bank Arena ni Ontario, Calif. Awọn iṣẹlẹ yoo air ifiwe lori TV ni Spike 9:00 p.m. Et / PT (leti lori West ni etikun) ati 6:00 p.m. PT ninu awọn gbagede.

 

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