Liverpool’s unbeaten Middleweight prospect Martin Freeman made an emphatic statement on Saturday night, with his fourth round stoppage victory over Will O’Reilly at the Jubilee Sports Bank in his home city.
Nan 26 year old Liverpudlian exuded class throughout the contest, even when being forced onto the back foot by the ever moving forward all out attack tactics employed by O’Reilly, Freeman just adapted his tactics to counter and control the contest in sensational fashion.
The Liverpudlian’s power was the defining factor of the contest, especially in the fourth, when a massive right from Freeman shook O’Reilly to the core, forcing the Mancunian battler to stagger back onto the ropes and cover up just as the contest approached the minute mark of the round.
In an instant Freeman stepped forward and let rip with a scintillating bombardment of massive lefts and rights, O’Reilly covered up and absorbed the first couple of shots on the gloves and arm, but Freeman’s power and precise placement ensured that the Liverpudlian’s Exocets began to power their way through the Mancunian’s guard with little resistance, after a couple of particularly venomous head shots referee Chris Kelly stepped in and stopped the contest on the one minute and two second mark of the fourth round.
Following the fight Freeman said;
“I am really pleased with my performance from Saturday night.
“Yes it was a tough fight and my opponent not only took some of my best shots but he also gave some good punches too!
“I’m definitely glad I got some good rounds in too as I won my last two fights in the first round.”
Freeman’s gym mate Lee Cooper was also on the card and secured a shut out points victory over Kyle McNicholas.
Both Freeman and Cooper will be back in action on the next Kyle Gallagher promoted Victory Fight Club event at the Jubilee Sports Bank on 28th March 2020.
Promoter Kyle Gallagher announced earlier today that unbeaten Welterweight prospect Jonny McConville, is set to challenge Chandigarh India’s Neeraj Goyat for the Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International Silver Welterweight Championship, at the Jubilee Sports Bank in Liverpool on Saturday 8th September 2018.
McConville is in fine form and comes into this Championship contest off a first round stoppage win over Belfast’s Michael Kelly back in March this year, his third stoppage win in as many contests, the other stoppage victories being over Marty Kayes in December 2017 and Will Cairns in September 2017.
However McConville is in no doubt that this will be the toughest fight of his young career to date, his esteemed opponent on the8th September is not only far more experienced but also Championship experienced, having been crowned the World Boxing Council (WBC) Asian Boxing Council Welterweight Champion following his victory over Nelson Gulpe in New Delhi back in May 2015 and successive successful defences against Ben Kite in New Delhi back in October 2016 and then against Allan Tanada in Mumbai in August 2017.
By time Goyat faces McConville he may have successfully defended his title for a third time, as he is currently in camp preparing to defend his title in Canada later this month.
His esteemed opponent’s Championship successes do not seem to have fazed McConville one iota, menm jan li te fè klè lè li te pale pi bonè.
“I’m very grateful for this opportunity it’s something we have been working and training very hard towards.
“I am very excited to fight for my first title and to put on a show against such a decorated and experienced opponent as Goyat.
I want this so bad, I am definitely ready for this.”
Jonny McConville versus Neeraj Goyat for the Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International Silver Welterweight Championship will take place on the Kyle Gallagher promoted Victory Fight Club event at the Jubilee Sports Bank in Liverpool on Saturday 8th September 2018.
Tickets for the event are available from any of the boxers competing or direct from the VFC Ticket Line on 07711 098025
Martin Freeman (R) vs. Dmitri Ovsyannikov, Fotografi Koutwazi Chris Kearns
Rapò: Gianluca Di Caro
Sou Samdi swa, pandan ke pifò fanatik boksè Britanik yo te swa nan Manchester Arena oswa ap gade BT Sport pandan Tyson Fury te fè retounen li te tann nan bag la., yon gwo kantite fanatik boksè lokal yo toujou fè pelerinaj nan Jubilee Sports Bank nan Liverpool pou dènye òf pwomotè lokal Kyle Gallagher..
Pandan ane ki sot pase yo, Gallagher te bati tèt li yon trè bon repitasyon pou mete sou bon jan kalite montre, youn kote fanatik lokal yo konnen yo pral pase yon gwo nwit deyò epi yo gade byen matche ak tout batay aksyon prezante kandida lokal yo ak nan Samdi sèvis nòmal rekòmanse..
Nan tèt emisyon an se te lokal pwospè Martin Freeman envenki, kont opozisyon seryezman difisil nan Dmitrijs Ovsjannikovs Letoni.
Sou dènye aparans li, sou yon Gallagher ankouraje montre tounen nan mwa mas, Ovsjannikovs jwenn viktwa sou konpayon jimnastik Freeman a Mitchell Walsh, atravè yon dezyèm tou TKO, ki te ajoute yon ti kras anplis nan epis nan bout patikilye sa a.
Wonn nan ouvèti wè Freeman sou pye devan an, Ovsjannikovs sanble kontante yo kontrekare pou majorite wonn nan, ak okazyonèl atak atak chak fwa opòtinite a leve.
Okòmansman li te plis nan menm bagay la tou nan de wonn, sepandan kòm wonn nan pwogrese Ovsjannikovs te kòmanse vin yon ti jan pi okipe, aktivman pran batay la nan Liverpudlian la, men tout te di ak fè li te toujou wonn Freeman a.
Mouvman Freeman nan twazyèm lan te pòv, li tap boche pafwa, ak Ovsjannikovs byen klè remake sa a epi li te kòmanse gen plis aktif nan apwòch li, tèlman bagay ke souvan li ta corral Freeman nan yon kwen anvan kite dechire ak yon rafal vaksen.
Kwen Freeman a t ap kriye nan chaj yo pou yo soti nan kwen an, pa ka blame yo kòm li te taktik sa a pa Ovsjannikovs ki te mennen nonm yo Walsh te sispann pa Latvian an nan mwa mas..
Freeman te fè li atravè wonn lan, men kounye a se jis youn nan wonn moute kòm twazyèm lan te klèman Ovsjannikovs '.
Kwen Freeman a te travay fòlman sou janm li pandan repo a, men lè klòch ouvèti pou wonn lan sonnen, tout moun te klè ke aksidan an te vrèman boulvèse Liverpudlian..
Katriyèm lan reflete twazyèm lan, Ovsjannikovs kontwole pwosedi yo, men Freeman fouye byen fon epi li siviv wonn nan. Yon fwa ankò nan repo ekip Freeman a te travay di sou chaj yo.
Avèk nòt yo egal ale nan senkyèm Ovsjannikovs te ale nan ofansif la yon lòt fwa ankò., sepandan Freeman, pandan y ap toujou bwete, pa t jis rezoud pou kontrekare, o non, li te deside si li te fè oswa mouri epi li te kòmanse plante pye l 'yon fwa ankò epi kite rip ak gwo vaksen, tèlman Ovsjannikovs te retounen nan yon apwòch defansif ak kontrekare pafwa, anpil nan soulajman nan kwen Freeman a mwen ta panse.
Sizyèm ak dènye wonn nan te yon tanpèt, ankò Ovsjannikovs te ale difisil sou atak la nan yon tantativ pou fè bak Freeman nan yon kwen, sepandan Liverpudlian a pa t 'gen okenn nan li ak kèk ekselan zòtèy zòtèy slugging te swiv., se te yon wonn final sezisman, kontwòl chanje retounen ak lide pandan tout jouk klòch final la.
Apre sis wonn ki te goumen anpil, kat nòt Abit Chris Kelly a li 58-56 an favè Martin Freeman.
Penultyèm bout lannwit lan wè Widnes, Jamie Oldfield nan Cheshire, an aksyon kont Marty Kayes Belfast la, nan yon konkou kat wonn Welterweight.
Oldfield te antre nan batay la nan yon viktwa premye wonn kanpe sou Edgars Sazanovics nan premye pro li an mas., pandan ke Kayes, yon pi- li te ye ak toujou okipe opozan, te antre nan batay la dèyè de viktwa pwen ekselan nan mwa avril, premye viktwa li depi jiyè 2016, kèk sèz batay deja.
Depi nan kòmansman an se Oldfield ki mennen batay la bay Kayes, Ilandè a menm si kanpe tè l ', li kontrekare efektivman e konsa te kòmanse yon kokenn tout aksyon wonn.
Se te yon gwo wonn, ou jis pa t 'kapab wete je ou nan batay la pou yon segond kòm de vanyan sòlda sa yo te ale nan lagè, tou de fouye byen fon nan asenal yo nan vaksen, chak fwa youn nan yo te sanble ap pran kontwòl, lòt la ta kontrekare ak fòs egal pou lite kontwòl.
Gwo wonn jis pa t 'kapab fann yo, definitivman yon wonn trase nan je m '.
Plis nan menm bagay la tou nan dezyèm ak twazyèm lan, byenke nan tou de Oldfield te sanble jis sou sekirite jij yo akòz atak pi efikas. Mwen dwe jis mansyone yon koup la echanj, kote Oldfield ak Kayes te ale zòtèy a zòtèy echanje konbinezon doub men, tou de mesye kite rip ak 10-12 konbinezon kout pyen an menm tan, wow, vrèman te jwi sa yo.
Katriyèm ak final tou se te plis oswa mwens yon imaj glas nan premye a, ankò mwen pa t 'kapab fann yo, nòt ki gen bon konprann, e li te fò anpil ke mwen te fè nòt li menm jan ak abit Chris Kelly la – 40-38 an favè Jamie Oldfield
Yon lòt avyon de gè lokal premye, David Taylor, te pwochen moute, kont Vladimirs Slikovs Letoni nan yon konpetisyon kat wonn Super Middleweight.
Tou de protagonist yo te soti difisil ak vit, tou de batay difisil pou tè sant, Anplis de sa, li te klè ke ni te gen okenn entansyon fè bak pou yon segonn.
Pandan premye tou an li te difisil pou divize de la, chak fwa swa kite rip ak yon piki lòt la kontrekare nan mòd menm jan an, pa gen sipriz ke menm Abit Chris Kelly pa t 'kapab divize yo sou nòt li.
De wonn te yon lòt fwa ankò yon wonn tout aksyon, Slikovs petèt yo te plis sou pye devan an, sepandan menm si Taylor te oblije defann pi souvan, se li ki te ateri pi plis kout fe, pi enpòtan vaksen ki pi di yo.
Plis nan menm bagay la nan twazyèm lan, ak Taylor byen klè genyen wonn nan, sepandan katriyèm lan, alòske menm jan ak tou anvan yo, eksepte kounye a Slikovs te kapab jwenn ranje li dwat ak ateri kèk gwo vaksen.
Apre kat tout jij aksyon, nòt Abit Chris Kelly te montre jis ki jan bout sa a te fèmen, jan yo li 39-38 bay David Taylor.
Apre entèval la, premye ti gason lokal Steven Sunners te fè fas ak Latvian Eduard Belas nan yon konpetisyon kat wonn Middleweight..
Dwa nan koupe a Sunners te ale nan atak la, sepandan Belas se osi konprandr jan yo vini e li te itilize eksperyans li pou anpeche Sunners ateri yon piki grav okòmansman..
Sepandan, Sunners te kenbe kalm epi yo te itilize jab li a gwo efè pou alamòd yon bon ouvèti byen bonè nan wonn lan ak aterisaj yon kò-piki fann..
Belas chanje taktik e li ale nan ofansif la. Sunners pa t 'sanble sa ki konsène ak jis kenbe jabbing nan tèt la, fòse Belas kenbe gad li wo.
Apre kèk lòt echanj, Sunners jete yon konbinezon pwòp, kreye jis ase nan yon ouvèti glise nan yon lòt bon piki solid, fwa sa a ak efè a mande pou voye Latvian nan twal la.
Belas fè konte a, imedyatman apre rekòmanse Sunners yo te nan tout Latvian an tankou yon gratèl, kite vaksen chak fwa yon ouvèti prezante tèt li.
Li pa t 'tan sa jiskaske yon lòt fann nan zam Latvian an parèt, Sunners te reyaji imedyatman e ankò voye Belas nan twal la.
Belas ankò fè konte a epi defann byen jouk nan fen wonn lan.
Wonn de te kòmanse nan anpil menm jan ak wonn anvan an te fini, ak Sunners nan plen koule ak Belas kouvri moute ak defann ak yon kout kouto okazyonèl pwòp tèt li.
Sepandan, apre apeprè kenz segonn oswa konsa Sunners ateri yon gwo men dwat ki voye Latvian an lou nan twal la., Abit Chris Kelly imedyatman balanse batay la, li pa menm kòmanse konte a, olye de konvoke ekip medikal la antre nan ring la epi ale nan Belas la frape.
Mwen kontan di Belas te OK ak lè li evantyèlman leve nan pye l ', te resevwa yon gwo aplodisman nan men tout moun ki te prezan.
Tan ofisyèl nan arè a te jis 22 segonn nan dezyèm tou an.
Jis anvan entèval la, senkyèm batay nan mitan lannwit lan mete ti gason lokal Craig Kennerdale kont Prestwick, Leon Roberts Scotland nan yon konkou kat wonn Welterweight.
Konkou sa a anpil antisipe ant de konbatan trè rated jèn te espere yo dwe yon cracker, men li te vin pi plis pase sa se te yon batay sansasyonalis ant de vanyan sòlda egalman matche..
Li te raple m anpil nan batay la klasik klasik ant Carl Frampton ak Ian Bailey nan Belfast kèk ane tounen., apre sa, tout foul moun yo nan Sal Wa a te sou pye yo ap bat bravo pou tou de vanyan sòlda yo, epi li pa sipriz ke apre batay yo nan Samdi swa Kennerdale ak Roberts te resevwa tou yon ovasyon nan mitan foul moun yo nan Liverpool., boy o boy yo te merite li san pousan.
Menm jan ak Frampton-Bailey, se te aksyon san rete nan tout, Kennerdale ak Roberts te goumen mayifik pou chak segonn nan chak wonn.
De talan serye sa yo vrèman te ale pou li pandan tout konkou a, kontwole chanje ant yo ak regilarite sa yo ou jis pa t 'kapab pran je ou nan batay la pou yon segond.
Nan plizyè okazyon batay sa a te gen fanatik yo trè vokal kanpe ak bat bravo pou aksyon an, espesyalman yon koup nan echanj doub men, kote tou de gwo chabwak pa sèlman matche youn ak lòt kout pyen pou kout pyen, men tou konbinezon ap koule tankou dlo pou konbinezon.
Abit Chris Kelly fè nòt konkou a 40-37 an favè Kennerdale, ki yo dwe onèt pandan y ap rezilta ki kòrèk la jis pa reflete jis ki jan fèmen chak wonn te.
Te renmen chak segonn nan batay sa a, li vrèman te yon bagay espesyal, donk si w gen chans eseye gade videyo a, ke mwen te di yo pral sou YouTube pita nan semèn sa a, definitivman byen vo gade.
Ou dwe di sa a te premye chwa mwen nan batay nan lannwit lan, menm jan ou ta deja li pi wo a te gen definitivman plis pase yon sèl konkiran pou felisitasyon sa a.
Katriyèm bout lannwit lan mete Bradley Muldoon kont debut David Calveley nan yon kat wonn.
Anvan batay la te gen anpil pale sou match-up sa a sou rezo sosyal yo, aparamman yo te goumen de fwa deja, mo te ke li te premye Calveley ki te genyen tou de.
Dwa soti nan klòch la ouvèti se Calveley ki te ale tou dwat sou atak la, Okòmansman, Muldoon te kouvri men byento te kòmanse sèvi ak jab li a efektivman pou anpeche Calveley chaje difisil pou fèmen l 'kont kòd yo..
Pandan tout wonn lan, li te nòmalman Calveley te dirije wonn nan depi nan kòmansman rive nan fini, efektivman kenbe Muldoon sou pye dèyè a.
Plis nan menm bagay la tou nan dezyèm ak twazyèm lan, men katriyèm lan se te yon wonn ki pi sere batay, youn nan ki Muldoon te kenbe pwòp tèt li.
Apre kat jij aksyon Abit fè nòt konkou a 40-37 an favè Calveley, sepandan sa pa t 'fen pwoblèm nan, kòm Muldoon te pwoteste ke li te sipoze yon sis wonn epi li te mande pou batay la dwe deklare yon non-konkou.. Aparamman pwomotè yo kouri fèy nan chanm lan te montre li kòm yon sis wonn pa kat la jan yo te anonse nan kòmansman batay la ak lis pa komisyon an sou orè a..
Dean Ferreira Liverpool kont Andrejs Konovalovs Letoni nan yon konpetisyon kat wonn Super Featherweight se te twazyèm batay sou kat la..
Ferreira te sanble detèmine pou l fè yon gwo deklarasyon nan batay sa a, soti difisil ak vit dwa soti nan klòch la ouvèti ak kite rip ak gwo vaksen, Konovalovs okòmansman kouvri moute, men byento reyalize ke li ta dwe goumen wout li soti nan danje epi li te kontinye fè sa.
Men, Ferreira se osi difisil ke yo vini e li byento te lite kontwòl dèyè e li te fè bak ènmi Latvian li tounen sou kòd yo anvan li te kite dechire ak kout kout men rapid pou voye Konovalovs desann nan premye trant segonn yo oswa konsa..
Konovalovs te fè li nan pye l 'prèske imedyatman, sou rekòmanse a Ferreira te ale tou dwat tounen sou atak la.
Konovalovs te vin dèyè jab li nan yon efò pou kenbe Liverpudlian a chaje difisil, men sa pa t dire pou lontan yon fwa Ferreira te kòmanse vize kò Latvian an epi sou yon minit Ferreira te kite dechire ak yon gwo piki nan kòt pi ba Latvian an., ki voye Konovalov desann tankou yon sak pòmdetè.
Konovalovs te klèman nan detrès, kidonk abit Chris Kelly te sispann konte sou twa e li te retire konkou a pou ekip medikal la te kapab patisipe nan Letoni..
Tan ofisyèl nan arè a te 1 minit ak 3 segonn.
Dezyèm batay la nan mitan lannwit lan te rankontre premye Lee Cooper ak yon sèl batay veteran Kyle McNicholas nan yon tout Merseyside kat wonn Super Middleweight konpetisyon..
Cooper te pwoche bò kote ouvèti a yon fason detèmine, pran batay la McNicholas dwa soti nan koupe la.
Pandan tout batay la Cooper te byen ak vrèman sou pye devan ak anpil, trè konsantre, Cooper kontwole pwosedi yo plis tankou yon pwospè etabli pase yon avyon de gè debut.
Pa fè m mal sa a pa t yon konkou yon sèl bò, lwen li, McNicholas te goumen di pou chak segonn nan chak wonn, jis pèfòmans Cooper a te eksepsyonèl.
Apre kat aksyon ekselan ranpli jij abit Chris Kelly rezon ki fè nòt batay la 40-36 an favè debut Lee Cooper la.
Batay ouvèti lannwit lan te prezante Ben Hough Warrington nan aksyon, kont Malcolm Richardson nan Blackpool, nan yon konkou Cruiserweight kat wonn.
Right from the off Hough got behind his jab, Richardson responded in kind, however Hough just doubled up his jab and began to back Richardson up towards the ropes.
What followed next was about a minute or so of engaging action, which see Hough on the front foot with Richardson defending his position, then just as Richardson went to let rip with a shot Hough got through the Blackpool man’s excellent defence with a big right, that sent Richardson down heavily to the canvas.
Immediately referee Chris Kelly waved off the fight and the medical team entered the ring.
I’m pleased to say Richardson was perfectly OK, but must praise both the referee and medical team for the prompt actions, as the way Richardson went down it did look like a full on knockout.
Tan ofisyèl nan arè a te 1 minute and 16 segonn nan premye tou an.
Once again a great event from Kyle Gallagher and his team, word is his next event will be in September and from what I’ve heard on the grapevine this will be a ‘don’t miss’ event as not only will top prospects from his stable be in action, but also featured on this event will be a number of unbeaten prospects from abroad.
Nan Vandredi aswè, jis 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.
Ki sa ki yon batay, 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.
Plis nan menm bagay la nan twazyèm lan, 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.
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 3rdDayle 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, nan mwa me 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 onMarch 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 literallythree days laterwas 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
Nan la 3rd Marchyou’ll be in action once more at the Hanger 34 nan 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 the3rd 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 is6menmI 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 at10:30menmdepending on which dayLendi, Mèkredi, VandrediI will be at Engine Room until at least Midday working on my boxing.
Madi ak JediI 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 from2:30pm 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, di ou mèsi.
Dayle Gallagher versus Michael Kelly headlines the Kyle Gallagher Fight Club Promotions event at Hanger 34 in Liverpool on Friday 3rdMas 2017, which will be broadcast on BOOM TV. Tickets are available from boxers competing or call Fight Club Ticket Line 07711 098025.
Hugely popular Liverpudlian star will put his Cage Warriors featherweight world title on the line in the main event at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on April 1.
The fighting pride of Liverpool Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett will make his eagerly-awaited return to action in the main event at Cage Warriors 82.
Defending CW featherweight world champion Pimblett will take on fellow Brit Nad Narimani as he bids to further cement his position as one of the UK’s fastest-rising MMA stars.
Pimblett captured Cage Warriors gold when he knocked out French veteran Johnny Frachey for the vacant title at CW 78 in Liverpool last September.
He followed up his title win with a successful defence of his belt, edging out The Ultimate Fighter semi-finalist Julian Erosa at Cage Warriors Unplugged at the BT Sport studios last November.
Aged just 22, Pimblett returns to his stomping ground at the Echo Arena looking to continue his remarkable rise as one of the MMA world’s hottest young prospects.
He’ll face a stern test against Narimani, who enters the bout with a 9-2 pro record and took the previous Cage Warriors featherweight champ Alex Enlund all the way to the scorecards in a closely-contested battle at Cage Warriors 73, with just one point separating the two after five hard-fought rounds.
Narimani comes into the bout with Pimblett riding a two-fight win streak, with victories over Jeremy Petley (first-round KO) and Daniel Requeijo (third-round submission) setting up his April 1 clash with ‘The Baddy’.
Speaking ahead of his hometown return, Pimblett said: “I won the title in Liverpool, so there’s absolutely no way I’m going to lose it here.”
“This is my city, my arena and my title. Expect another huge party – and another huge win – when I come back home to defend my belt.”
Cage Warriors President Graham Boylan said: “Paddy’s the hottest prospect in the sport on this side of the pond and the prospect of seeing him defending his featherweight world title in front of his hometown fans is a mouth-watering prospect for MMA fans.
“Nad will take him to the limit, just as he did with our previous featherweight champ Alex Enlund, so expect a tough test and a great matchup.”
Tickets for Cage Warriors 82 are available from theEcho Arena, from just £25: bit.ly/CW82tkts
CAGE WARRIORS FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIPis Europe’s leading and longest-running mixed martial arts promotion. An Irish-owned brand with offices in the UK & Iland, CWFC is the sport’s fastest-growing organisation, having staged 80 events in 12 countries across three different continents since its establishment in 2002. Home to some of biggest stars of MMA’s past, present and future.
Nan Vandredi lannwit, at the Kyle Gallagher (Fight Club) promoted event at the Devonshire House Hotel in Liverpool, the British & Irish Boxing Authority (BIBA) successfully sanctioned their inaugural event, since taking over the British and Irish operations of the Malta Boxing Commission (MBC) earlier this month.
The first bout of the night, see Lee Clayton make his professional debut against two-bout veteran Thomas Murry.
The two combatants went at it hammer and tongs from the off, both men vying for centre ring with a passion. As the round progressed into the second minute Clayton began to dominate, letting rip with vicious body shots whenever the opportunity arose.
By the third minute Clayton stepped it up even further and then on around two minute thirty mark Clayton landed a peach of a body shot to send Murry down. The Mancunian lad initially attempted to rise but was clearly in a lot of pain and motioned to Referee Jimmy Byrne that he couldn’t continue and the bout was waived off at the 2 minute and 42 dezyèm mak.
Local lad Dayle Clayton faced Belfast’s Marty Kayes in the second bout of the night. From the opening bell right through to the closing bell of the bout these two warriors battled it out much to the delight of the packed house, after four very closely fought rounds Referee Jimmy Byrne scored the bout 40-36 in favour of Dayle Gallagher, whose record now stands as 2-0.
Third bout of the night see Hyde, Cheshire’s Will O’Reilly make his professional debut against Newark, Nottingham’s Vaclav Skromach.
Again another full on war from start to finish, both men giving their all for the full four rounds, as with the Clayton-Hayes bout each round was very close, in this case so close that Referee Jimmy Byrne scored the bout 39-37 in favour of debut kid Will O’Reilly.
Next up see Liverpool’s Lee Boyce against Castlerae, Ireland’s John Waldron. Another cracking all action bout.
Boyce dominated the majority of the first round, using his exceptional movement to keep the Irishman out of range, before moving forward and letting rip with clean sharp shots to body or head.
Many in attendance thought it was going to be an early finish, after Waldron was sent down following a vicious body shot in the first, but the Irishman is of much tougher stock, as proved in the second round which Waldron won.
Third and fourth rounds were full on Battle Royales with Boyce capturing one and Waldron the other, so after four sensational rounds of boxing it was clearly going to be close, so no surprise that Referee Jimmy Byrne’s scorecards showed Boyce the victor by a very close 38-37, the first round knockdown being the difference. A seriously great fight and surely a rematch in the future should be on the cards.
The fifth bout of the night saw former England Amateur star Nathan Russo making his debut against the equally talented and also debuting James McDonald.
The first minute or so of the bout was sensational to put it mildly, first one lad dominated the other and then visa versa, however as the round progressed Russo began to get major success with vicious body-shots and big lefts to the head, so much so around the two minute thirty mark Russo stepped it up even further, forcing McDonald to cover up much more than he had in the early parts of the round, then just as the bell to end the round was about to be rung Russo let rip with a huge left to the head, sending McDonald straight down and out.
Referee Jimmy Byrne realized the instant the punch landed it was a knockout and dived straight to the prone lads side to check his condition before signaling to the ringside medical team to enter the ring to attend to the injured warrior.
The crowd stood respectfully quietly, as did Nathan Russo, as the medical team went to work on the prone McDonald, but when eventually McDonald was assisted to the stool some two orthree minutes laterthe entire crowd to a man (or woman) stood and applauded.
Although James McDonald seemed to be fully recovered, he was taken to hospital for checks to be on the safe side.
The final bout of the night see local lad Jay Carney against pro debuting Jak Johnson, from Newcastle.
Everyone was expecting this to be a serious good fight, as these two lads had fought each other previously in the amateurs, and they were to proved right.
What a first round, these two really went for it, both lads boxing beautifully throughout. Early in the second Johnson began to take control, landing some pinpoint perfect shots, Carney though is as tough as they come and weathered the onslaught and as the round progressed fought back magnificently and began to regain control.
Around the two minute thirty mark Carney stepped things up and started landing some big shots, causing Johnson to cover up, however this tactic opened up the body, which Carney took advantage of, throwing a huge body shot to send Johnson down.
As with Thomas Murry, initially Johnson tried to rise but was too winded to do so. Referee Jimmy Byrne waived the fight off on the two minute forty five second mark of the second round.
Following the event British & Irish Boxing Authority Vice President and CEO Gianluca Di Caro spoke briefly about the event.
“We couldn’t have asked for a better event to launch the British & Irish Boxing Authority, Kyle (promoter Kyle Gallagher) had put together a fantastic show, he’s without doubt one of the UK’s best promoters, his attention to detail is first class.
The venue was superb and the matching of the bouts was first class and more importantly, well to us, featured both British and Irish boxers, so we are over the moon he has chosen to be with the British & Irish Boxing Authority.
I have nothing but praise for every single fighteraswè a, every single one of them fought their hearts out and put on a great show.
I am pleased to report that James McDonald is fine, but have to admit I was worried as it looked quite serious at the time, and to be honest if it wasn’t for the quick reactions of Jimmy (Referee Jimmy Byrne), Jan (Dr John Oates) ak Chris (Trauma Medic Chris Say) and his team it could so easily have been.
With our first event done and dusted, it’s onwards and upwards. Events are coming in thick and fast, so much so that next weekend we have two events, Lee Murtagh’s event at the Aria Suite in Leeds, that will feature the pro debut of the excellent Sophie Varley as well as a full card of well matched bouts on theVandredi ak nan SamdiThomas Melville’s quadruple WBF title headed show at the Lagoon Leisure Centre in Paisley.”
Khan-Quaye Tit goumen Sipò Pou Roy Jones Jr-Tony Moran septanm 12th nan Liverpool
Bradford nan Tasif Khan se jis plis pase yon semèn lwen batay la pi gwo nan karyè li nan dat, lè li ap fè fas de tan pwovokatè Commonwealth tit, Gana a Izarak Quaye, pou boksè Federasyon Mondyal la (Wbf) Entènasyonal Super Mouch Chanpyona, sou Stephen Vaughan nan ankouraje evènman LEJANN, nan Centre lan Aintree Equestrian nan Samdi 12thSeptanm, ki se intitulé pa premye tout tan tout tan UK batay Roy Jones Jr nan, kont Tony Moran.
Khan, ki moun ki sèlman tounen tounen yo fray a, apre yon sabatik ven senk mwa nan men espò a, nan mwa Janvye ane sa a plis pase te fè moute pou tan li soti nan bag la ki gen twa ranport klas tèt.
Nan premye a nan sa yo epizod Khan dispoze de Richard Voros nan jis sou yon minit nan premye tou an, Lè sa a, ki te swiv li ke ak yon viktwa tan prèske ki idantik sou Ladislav Miko nan mwa mas, ki aliyen l 'leve pou yon bal nan tit la Entènasyonal Masters nan mwa me, kont Mihail Soloninkini, ki Khan garanti ak yon ekselan inanim pwen viktwa.
A dekri eksitasyon Khan nan sou kesyon pran opòtinite sa a pou goumen pou tit la WBF konsa pran yo touswit apre li te tounen an se yon egzajere, men lè yo konpare ak santiman l 'sou kouman pou konbat pou tit la sou undercard a Roy Jones Jr kont Tony Moran te fè ki pal nan konparezon, jan l 'te fè klè lè li te pale sou evènman k ap vini an.
"Lè m 'premye te resevwa te di mwen pral goumen sou bòdwo an Roy Jones, li te absoliman etonan, yeah etonan yo goumen sou montre a menm jan ak Roy Jones.
Mwen te grandi ap gade l 'batay, nan je m 'li se youn nan pi gwo tout tan tout tan konbatan yo ki, pa paske yo te rekonpans nan tit ke li te te genyen, ki kantite senti li te te genyen, soti nan Middleweight egal, men li la etranj nan pou m 'di nenpòt moun ki jou sa yo ke yon middleweight ki pral ale tout wout la jiska lour ak genyen yon tit Mondyal ak nan jou sa yo pi bon goumen nan pi bon an, Roy Jones pou m 'se youn nan pi bon konbatan yo ki tout tan tout tan ak yo dwe sou bòdwo a menm jan ak l' se tout kredi a MBC a (Malta boksè Komisyon), Stephen Vaughan ak Francis Warren epi mwen pa ka di yo mèsi ak tout moun ki patisipe nan evènman sa a masiv ase ak evidamman pou kite m 'goumen sou evènman an. "
Khan Lè sa a, te ale nan pale sou opozan l 'yo sou Sèptanm 12th - Izarak Quaye
"Mwen te gen respè konplè pou Izarak Quaye, li a te gen yon dosye bon, li te te nan ak pi bon an ak li se yon ganyen difisil kòm nou konnen, se konsa vini septanm 12th nou pral pare pou l '.
Mwen pa ka kwè ke sa a, li te gen yon vwayaj kout, men yon vwayaj dous, sèlman difisil tan an mwen te gen te tan la lwen bag la, Mwen te gen yon espas de sou twa zan men evidamman MBC a, tout moun sa yo ki patisipe nan MBC a ak ekip la bò kote m 'te rale ansanm, yo te ban m' opòtinite sa yo.
Batay Denye mwen te ban m 'opòtinite pou yo ka resevwa premye senti mwen (Entènasyonal Masters) nan karyè mwen, se konsa ivè ak egal.
Mwen pa gade sot pase nenpòt opozan ak toujou tren kòmsadwa, nou konnen Izarak Quaye se yon opozan difisil ak an tèm de Mondyal plase li nan yon anpil pi wo pase m ', se konsa li a yon genyen, genyen sitiyasyon pou m 'paske mwen pral prepare, tankou chak batay, tankou si mwen se pèrdan la, pa gen dout li pral vini nan kòm pi renmen an ak gade nan fache m 'ak foul moun yo.
Mwen gen plen respè pou l 'deyò bag la, men andedan bag la Mwen pa gen okenn pitye pou nenpòt moun ki, Mwen vle ale nan yo epi yo lakòz domaj jan mwen vle pou pou genyen, kidonk kite a jwenn li sou. "
Biyè, pwi £ 40, £ 60, £ 100 ak VIP Ringside £ 150 pou Stephen Vaughan nan Monte Roy Jones Jr. kont Tony Moran MBC Entènasyonal chanpyona cruiserweight te dirije evènman LEJANN nan Aintree Equestrian Centre lan nan Liverpool nan Samdi septanm 12th 2015 yo disponib kounye a, achte sou liy nanwww.tkoboxoffice.comakwww.vaughanboxing.tvoswa rele 0333 200 0905.
Louvri nan konferans pou la près piblik pou evènman an Stephen Vaughan LEJANN, intitulé pa Roy Jones Jr a. kont Tony Moran MBC Entènasyonal ak Mondyal boksè Federasyon (Wbf) Intercontinental cruiserweight chanpyona bout, pral pran plas nan 1:30pm sa a ap vini Mèkredi, nan 22nd Jiyè a BIERKELLER la, 6 Thomas Orient Way, Liverpool Youn, L1 8LW.
Anplis de sa nan Roy Jones Jr ak Tony Moran nan prezans nan lekòl ap tou ap anpil nan moun ki ki pral nan aksyon sou nwit la la, Ki gen ladan;
Pòl Economides, ki moun ki pral defann tit wbf entèrkontinanto Super bantamweight l 'kont Prosper Ankrah.
Tasif Khan, ki moun ki pral defi Izarak Quaye pou chanpyona a wbf Entènasyonal Super Mouch.
Nick Quigley, ki moun ki ap fè fas undefeated Natan Decastro
Antonio Counihan, ki moun ki ap fè fas Gana a Michael Ansah
Undefeated Liverpool baze Ris Prospect cho David Agadzhanyan.
Lee Boyce, ki moun ki pran sou Scunthorpe nan Matye Pepper.
Envenku Jay Carney, ki moun ki ap fè fas envenku Mathew Fitzsimons soti nan Belfast.
Prospect Lokal Dayle Gallagher, ki moun ki ap fè fas difisil opozisyon soti nan Matt Scriven
Envenku lour Rob Beech, ki moun ki pral pran sou blackpool nan Mathew Ellis
Plus kandida lokal Lee Monaghan, Lee Milner ak Carl Donohue, ki moun ki pral tout bagay sa yo fè debu pro yo sou September 12th.
Biyè, pwi £ 40, £ 60, £ 100 ak VIP Ringside £ 150 pou Stephen Vaughan nan Monte Roy Jones Jr. kont Tony Moran MBC Entènasyonal chanpyona cruiserweight te dirije evènman LEJANN nan Aintree Equestrian Centre lan nan Liverpool nan Samdi septanm 12th 2015 yo pral disponib pou achte nan konferans pou la près oswa yo disponib nan achte sou liy nan www.tkoboxoffice.comak www.vaughanboxing.tv
Stephen Vaughan Jr. te anonse pi bonè jodi a ke 5 Divizyon Mondyal Champion Roy Jones Jr. pral vini nan Liverpool, Angletè nan gran tit evènman kap vini l 'nan Aintree Equestrian Centre lan nan Liverpool nan Samdi 12th Septanm 2015.
Jones Jr, reklame tit premye l 'Mondyal ak yon viktwa inanim pwen sou Bernard Hopkins nan estad la RFK nan Washington DC tounen nan mwa me 1993 pou vèsyon an IBF, ki li avèk siksè defann kont Thomas Tate anvan defi epi bat James Toney pou kouwòn IBF Super Middleweight li nan 1994.
Jones Jr. avèk siksè defann tit la Super Middleweight senk fwa, kont Antoine Bird, Vinnie Pazienza, Tony Thornton, Eric Lucas ak Bryant Brannan, anvan ou deplase jiska Limyè lour avèk siksè defi Mike McCallum pou WBC pwovizwa tit la Mondyal Limyè lour nan Novanm nan 1996.
Kat mwa pita Jones Jr. te tounen nan bag la ankò, bay defi Montel Griffin pou WBC Mondyal Limyè lour Crown a, sepandan olye pou yo sere genyen Jones jr a. te diskalifye frape Griffin apre li desann sou yon jenou nan wonn nan nevyèm.
Nan rematch la nan mwa Out '97, Jones Jr. finalman garanti kouwòn lan WBC Limyè lour ak yon premye pentch wonn yo ajoute l 'twazyèm Mondyal kouwòn nan yon divizyon twazyèm.
An jiyè 2008 Jones Jr. te ajoute tit la WBA Limyè lour nan koleksyon l 'apre inifikasyon WBC ak WBA Limyè lour chanpyona yo ak yon pwen inanim viktwa sou reliant WBA Champ Lou Del Valle.
Jones avèk siksè defann tou de WBC ak WBA tit yo kont Otis Grant ak Richard Frazier, anvan inifikasyon divizyon an ak senti a IBF Limyè lour ak yon viktwa pwen sou Reggie Johnson nan 1999.
Nan mwa janvye 2000 Jones Jr. te kòmanse koupe NEW MILLENIUM la ak yon viktwa defans inifye sou David Telesco, ki li swiv li ak yon defans siksè nan twa tit yo ak yon wonn onzyèm viktwa estopaj sou Richard Hall nan mwa me.
Nan mwa septanm 2000 Jones Jr. te ajoute vèsyon an IBO nan koleksyon l 'apre defann Champ Eric Harding pran retrèt nan wonn nan dizyèm nan bout yo nan New Orleans Arena a.
Jones Jr. avèk siksè defann kat tit yo kont Derek Harmon nan mwa fevriye 2001 anvan avèk siksè defi Mondyal boksè Federasyon chanpyon Julio Cesar Gonzalez pou kouwòn li kòm byen ke ajoute IBA vèsyon an vid nan koleksyon l '.
Jones Jr. avèk siksè defann sis Limyè lour tit l 'kont Glen Kelly ak Clinton Woods, anvan etone ki pi obsèvatè lè li demenaje ale rete nan divizyon an lour avèk siksè defi Jan Ruiz pou kouwòn lan WBA Mondyal lour nan mwa mas 2003.
Nan mwa novanm nan menm ane an Jones Jr. tounen al jwenn ranje ki limyè lou ak siksè defann WBC l ', WBA ak IBO tit kont Antonio Tarver, sis mwa pita pè a ta fè fas a koupe kont youn ak lòt ankò, tan sa a li te Tarver ki te parèt viktorye ak reklame WBC la, WBA, IBO, IBA ak vid Boksè mondyal la Fondasyon tit.
Nan mwa septanm nan ane sa a Jones Jr. pèdi vèsyon an IBF Glen Johnson yo Florid la ke yo te frape soti nan nevyèm lan. Nan mwa Oktòb 2005 Jones Jr Lè sa a, san siksè defye Antonio Tarver pou tit la IBO Limyè lour.
Ki pa gen okenn tit Mondyal nan posesyon li Jones Jr avèk siksè defye Prince badi Ajamu nan mwa Jiyè 2006 pou WBO Nabo Limyè lour Crown a ak prèske yon ane nan jou pita bat Anthony HANSHAW pou IBC Limyè lour Mondyal tit la vid.
Nan mwa Mas 2009 Jones Jr bat Oma Sheika pou vid WBO Nabo tit la, ki li avèk siksè defann kont Jeff Lacy anvan san siksè defi Danny Green nan mwa desanm 2009 pou kouwòn IBO cruiserweight l '.
Li pa ta dwe jouk Desanm 2013 ki Jones Jr. te yo dwe nan koup mondyal aksyon yon fwa plis, lè li te vwayaje nan Moskou yo avèk siksè defi Zineddine Benmakhlouf pou vid WBUv Mondyal cruiserweight tit la.
Jones Jr avèk siksè defann tit la kont Courtney Fry, Hany Atlyo ak pi resamman Pòl Vasquez.
Next moute pou lejand senk divizyon nan Mondyal Champion, lè li te batay nan Liverpool nan mwa Septanm 12th, byen nan pwen sa a gen yon nimewo nan opozan nan chapo an, se konsa nou pral oblije rete tann yon ti tan kout jouk tèm yo te dakò ak kèk nan sa yo non.
Tikè pou Stephen Vaughan nan Monte Roy Jones Jr. evènman te dirije nan Aintree Equestrian Centre lan nan Liverpool nan Samdi septanm 12th 2015 pral ale sou vant yon ti tan, apèl 0333 200 0905 ak tikè yo ap tou ap disponib sou liy nanwww.tkoboxoffice.com ak www.vaughanboxing.tv soti nan Lendi pwochen.
