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UNBEATEN INTERIM WBA SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION CHRIS COLBERT BATTLES HARD-HITTING JAIME ARBOLEDA LIVE ON SHOWTIME® SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 IN AN EVENT PRESENTED BY PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS

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Middleweight Contenders Matt Korobov and Ronald Ellis Clash

in Co-Main Event; Rising Super Lightweight Prospect Richardson Hitchins Takes on Former World Champion Argenis Mendez in Telecast Opener

NIU YOKI – Kọkànlá Oṣù 20, 2020 – Two of the top fighters in the 130-pound division will meet when unbeaten interim WBA Super Featherweight ChampionChris “Primetime” Colbertfaces the hard-hittingJaime Arboledaninu awọn ifilelẹ ti awọn iṣẹlẹ tiIWADI AKOKO: SPECIAL EDITION Saturday, December 12 ni 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT live on SHOWTIME from Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier.

The tripleheader, originally scheduled for November 28, will see middleweight contendersMattroolovatiRonald Ellisbattle in the 10-round co-main event and rising super lightweight phenomRichardson hitchinstaking on the toughest test of his young career as he faces former world championArgenis Méndezin a 10-round telecast opener. The event is promoted by TGB Promotions and Sampson Boxing. Hitchins vs. Mendez is co-promoted by Mayweather Promotions.

Nordine Oubaali vs. Nonito Donaire was originally scheduled to take place on December 12 but was postponed after Oubaali tested positive for COVID-19.

“This main event on December 12 will pit two of the 130-pound division’s most exciting rising talents against each other as the sublimely skilled Chris Colbert faces the powerful Jaime Arboleda in a can’t-miss showdown,” said Tom Brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB. “The co-main event will see two middleweight contenders in Matt Korobov and Ronald Ellis looking to show that they’re among the division’s elite, while the SHOWTIME opener features the exciting prospect Richardson Hitchins against the always tough Argenis Mendez in a big step up fight. These are three evenly-matched bouts that should make for nonstop drama on fight night.”

Representing his native Brooklyn, N.Y., Colbert (14-0, 5 KOs) has quickly shot up the 130-pound rankings, taking on high-level competition in his first 14 pro njà. The 24-year-old beat then-undefeated fighters Austin Dulay, Titus Williams and Antonio Dubose, all in his first eight fights as a professional. Ni 2019, Colbert added four more victories to his tally, including an explosive first-round knockout of veteran Miguel Beltran Jr. Julọ laipe, Colbert won his interim title by dropping former super featherweight champion Jezreel Corrales on his way to a unanimous decision in their January 2020 clash.

“I’m super excited to be making my big stage debut in the main event,” said Colbert. “It’s been a long camp, but training is going great. I’m looking to put on a dominant performance, and I’m looking for the knockout if it’s there. If I can get it, that would be splendid. I know Jaime is going to come to fight. He wants the belt as bad as I want to keep the belt. It’s all going to come down to stamina, ring IQ and who has the greater will to win. I feel like I’m the guy for the job. There’s no way in hell I’m giving up my belt in my first defense.”

The 26-year-old Arboleda (16-1, 13 KOs) has amassed an impressive six-fight winning streak heading into the matchup against Colbert, with five of those victories coming inside of the distance. Born in Curundu, Panama, and now fighting out Miami, Fla. Arboleda has fought professionally since 2014 and scored knockouts over two then-undefeated opponents in 2019, Victor Betancourt and Jose Saant. Ni re kẹhin ija, Arboleda, who is ranked fourth in the 130-pound division by the WBA, bested former world title contender Jayson Velez by unanimous decision to win his first 12-round fight this February on SHOWTIME.

“Every boxer’s dream is to fight for a title and be victorious without leaving any doubt,” said Arboleda. “That is my plan for December 12. I’m having the best preparation of my entire career. Mo lero nla, strong and fast like never before. I’m sure it will be a very exciting fight from the very first round.”

Korobov (28-3-1, 14 KOs) returns to action after losing his December 2019 clash against Chris Eubank Jr. when he suffered a shoulder injury that forced the fight to end in the second round. Korobov, who notched 300 wins as a decorated amateur, came into that fight off of a majority draw against Immanuwel Aleem, after serving notice to the middleweight division that he would be a threat when he lost a hard-fought decision to undefeated middleweight champion Jermall Charlo in December. Born in Orotukan, Russia, and now living in St. Petersburg, Fla, Korobov was a late replacement and gave Charlo a tougher fight than many experts expected. Korobov had been riding a four-fight win streak before the Charlo fight, following his first professional defeat against Andy Lee in a 2014 middleweight title fight.

“I am excited to be back in a PBC event on SHOWTIME December 12,” said Korobov. “I have a difficult opponent, but I expect to win and prove that I am back and even better prepared. I must win against Ellis in order to get Jermall Charlo back in the ring. Dajudaju, I believe I beat Charlo, but that is the past. Ellis is in my future, and I am coming to show I am still one of the best middleweights in the world.”

The 31-year-old Ellis (17-1-2, 11 KOs) will look to build off of his last outing, which saw him edge fellow contender Immanuwel Aleem by majority decision in December 2019. For Ellis, that fight got him back in the win column after his first career defeat, a majority decision against DeAndre Ware in March 2019. The Lynn, Mass.-native is the older brother of welterweight Rashidi Ellis, and had an impressive amateur career including a 2010 National Golden Gloves championship capped off by a victory over Terrell Gausha.

“It’s time for me to show out on December 12,” said Ellis. “Korobov had his chance against the top middleweights, and now it’s my time to take advantage of this opportunity and use a win over him to reach that level. We’re working hard in San Diego sparring with Canelo Alvarez so that everything is perfect and I’m at my best on fight night.”

A native of Brooklyn, Hitchins (11-0, 5 KOs) ni tan-pro ni 2017 after representing Haiti at the 2016 Olimpiiki. The 23-year-old has flashed impressive skills as he’s amassed an unbeaten record in the pro ranks, which is the product of an extensive amateur career. Hitchins scored four victories in 2019, before debuting in 2020 with a decision victory over Nicholas DeLomba. In his first two 10-round bouts as a professional, the southpaw has scored decisive unanimous decisions.

“I don’t overlook any opponent, but I believe I have a better and sharper skillset than Mendez,” said Hitchins. “I have all of the intangibles to become a world champion. That’s often mistaken as being cocky, but it’s really just me believing in myself more than anyone else. I will take this fight seriously like I do any other fight and continue to do what I do in order to get one step closer to that title shot. Being in camp with Floyd Mayweather and Gervonta Davis, I’ve learned a lot. I feel like I have to one-up the competition. They really pushed me to be a better fighter.”

A former super featherweight champion, Méndez (25-5-3, 12 KOs) has a reputation for providing stiff challenges to the sport’s best and has proven to be a durable contender at 140-pounds. Ni 2019, Mendez fought to back-to-back draws against super lightweight contenders, first against Anthony Peterson in March and then against the unbeaten Juan Heraldez in May. Born in San Juan de La Maguana, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika, Mendez now fights out of Yonkers, N.Y.. and owns victories over Eddie Ramirez, Ivan Redkach and former titlist Miguel Vazquez. He has also gone toe-to-toe with former champions Rances Barthelemy and Robert Easter Jr.

“I’m facing a young prospect who’s hungry for success, but I’m hungrier today than I’ve ever been in my career and I have the experience to go along with it,” said Mendez. “I’m also extremely motivated for this fight, which isn’t good news for Hitchins. When fight time comes on December 12, you’ll witness an intelligent but more aggressive Argenis Mendez.”

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JERMALL CHARLO DEFENDS WBC MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE WITH STATEMENT ONE-PUNCH KNOCKOUT OF DENNIS HOGAN SATURDAY NIGHT ON SHOWTIME® FROM BARCLAYS CENTER IN BROOKLYN

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Chris Eubank Jr. Earns Interim WBA Middleweight Title After Matt Korobov Suffers 2nd Round Injury

Ryosuke Iwasa Wins Vacant Interim IBF Junior Featherweight Title with TKO Over Marlon Tapales

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Brooklyn (December 8, 2019) – Undefeated WBC Middleweight World ChampionJermall Charlo (30-0, 22 KOs) successfully defended his title for the second time, stopping highly-ranked Irish contender Dennis Hogan (28-3-1, 7 KOs) with a showstopping one-punch knockout in the seventh round Saturday night live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center, Ile ti Brooklyn Boxing ™, ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier.

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Houston’s Charlo, one of the most exciting young champions in the sport, delivered on his promise that he would close the show in spectacular fashion after going the distance in his previous two bouts. Ni :28 of round number seven, Charlo set Hogan up by feinting on the jab before connecting on a ferocious left hook to Hogan’s nose that sent him falling against the ropes. The 34-year-old Hogan, who was moving up after most recently challenging for the title at 154 poun, rose to his feet before the ten count, but referee Charlie Fitch waived off the bout.

When Hogan was dropped in the seventh round, it was the third time in his career that he had been down and the second time during the fight. Ni awọn kẹta yika, a vicious left uppercut from Charlo just 12 seconds into the frame sent Hogan rolling backwards onto the canvas, but the Irishman rose quickly and acrobatically to his feet.

Despite throwing far fewer punches, Charlo had the more effective and efficient attack. Charlo landed 86 ninu awọn 266 punches he threw (32%) while Hogan landed just 71 ninu awọn 418 punches he threw (17%). Despite Hogan landing on 61 agbara punches akawe si 57 for Charlo, Hogan was unable to hurt Charlo, while Charlo’s trademark power resulted in another highlight reel stoppage.

“I made it through 2019 and we’re going to 2020 pẹlu 20/20 vision,” said Charlo in the ring following the fight. “Shout out to Dennis Hogan for giving me real competition and for coming up to fight me.Of course my power prevailed tonight.

“We’ve been working on that (the uppercut). I try to take him out with every punch and we work hard for it. He got up and he fought like a champion. Ronnie (Asà) told me to cut him off. I just threw the shot and I made sure I threw it right on the money.

“The middleweight division is wide open. I’m the WBC Champion. I’m going to enjoy this and spend time with my team. I’m here to fight whoever. You have to make the right decisions and do it at the right time. That’s what it’s all about.”

“I wanted to keep going but the decision was fair enough by the referee,” said Hogan. “I didn’t see the punch coming on the second knockdown. I was trying to keep boxing him but then all of a sudden I was on the ground and the fight was over.

“I’m looking forward to spending the Christmas holiday with my family, taking a month off, and then we’ll work on what’s next for me.”


Ni awọn àjọ-ifihan ija, Chris Eubank Jr.'S (29-2, 22 KOs) long-awaited United States debut ended in frustrating fashion as his opponent, Mattroolov (28-3-1, 14 KOs), suffered a bout-ending injury at just :34 ti awọn keji yika. Because it was ruled a self-inflicted injury, the result was officially declared a TKO victory for Eubank, who picked up the Interim WBA Middleweight Title.

Korobov, a top contender in the middleweight division, injured his left shoulder after throwing a punch that failed to land. After consulting with the ringside doctor, it was deemed that he would be unable to continue.

“I felt like I was about to get my swagger on,” Eubank told SHOWTIME reporter Jim Gray following the stoppage. “He just turned around and stopped. I was going to go jump on him. I guess something happened with his shoulder. There’s nothing to take from the fight. I threw like three or four punches. I was just warming up.”

In the buildup to the fight, Eubank, the son of British boxing legend and former two-division world champion Chris Eubank Sr., repeatedly said that there would be a new contender in the stacked middleweight division. Despite not getting a chance to introduce himself to the American audience in the way he envisioned, Eubank is looking ahead to a busy 2020.

“I’m the winner, I’m going to move forward and challenger for these belts,” said Eubank. “This wasn’t my dream. My dream was to come here to America and make a statement. Now that I’ve landed and I settled with the new promotional team, I feel I can get the ball rolling for an active 2020. It’s a shame it had to start like this, but it is what it is.”

“I was trying to throw the left hand straight, and I just felt the muscle immediately, like I pulled it,” said Korobov. “It was a lot of pain right away. I couldn’t fight with just one arm, especially being a southpaw.”

In a battle of former world champions to open the telecast, Japan’s Ryosuke Iwasa (27-3, 17 KOs) knocked out the Philippines’ Marlon Tapales (33-3, 16 KOs) with a devastating straight left-hand at 1:09 ninu awọn 11th yika. Pẹlu awọn win, Iwasa earned the vacant Interim IBF World Junior Featherweight Title.

Iwasa, who held a six-and-a-half-inch reach advantage, was more consistent throughout the entirety of the bout, stringing together multi-punch combinations. The decisive moment of the 12-round fight came in the penultimate round, when Tapales was caught with a counter left-hand that connected flush on his chin and put him sprawled on the canvas. Tapales beat the count, rising after eight seconds, but referee Shada Murdaugh waved the fight off.

Ni akoko ti awọn stoppage, Iwasa led on all three scorecards (97-92, 95-94, 97-92). While Tapales was more accurate throughout the night, Iwasa was busier and landed 163 total punches compared to 148 for Tapales and held a 125-99 advantage in power punches landed. Ni awọn kẹta yika, Tapales was dropped to a knee after an accidental clash of heads. The clash, which was incorrectly ruled a knockdown, caused severe swelling under Tapales’ right eye and swung a would-be 10-9 round in his favor to a 10-8 round in Iwasa’s favor.

“I knew that I had him hurt in the 11th round and I was ready for the finish if the referee had let him keep fighting,” said the 29-year-old Iwasa. “It was a tough fight but I trained really hard for this performance. My height and reach was definitely an advantage. I was able to put my punches together well. He never hurt me but he was still difficult and I had to focus to figure him out.

“We’re ready for anyone next. I’m going to keep working hard to become a world champion again next year.”

On Saturday’s telecast it was announced that former two-division world champion Danny Garcia would return to the ring on Saturday, January 25 live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center. During an interview with SHOWTIME Sports host Brian Custer, Garcia discussed his anticipated return to the ring.

“January 25, I’m back at Barclays Center, my home away from home,” Garcia said. “It’s a great atmosphere. Every time I’m here, I get the jitters, so I just can’t wait to be back. I’ve been in the gym for a month. I’m already ready. I don’t know who my opponent is, but whoever they put in front of me, I’m ready to get it on.

“A la koko, thank God (Errol) Spence is doing good. I hear that he’s recovering well. I was really looking forward to fighting him but maybe he could be next after January 25. PAC-Eniyan (Manny Pacquiao) or Spence, that’s who we want. 2020 is going to be a big year for me.”

Prior to the telecast on SHOWTIME, SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING COUNTDOWN streamed live on the SHOWTIME Sports YouTube channel ati SHOWTIME Boxing Facebook iwe and saw Ronald Ellis (17-1-2, 11 KOs) win a majority decision over Immanuel Aleem (18-2-2, 11 KOs) in their 10-round super middleweight fight.

The back and forth affair saw both men grab the momentum of the fight at different points, but it was Ellis’ activity and ability to box effectively from the outside that gave him the edge. While one judge had the fight 95-95, he was overruled by two scores of 98-92 ati 97-93 for Ellis.

The opening streaming bout saw Louisa Hawton (10-2, 5 KOs) retain her Interim WBC Atomweight Championship by unanimous decision in an all-action rematch againstLorraine Villalobos (4-3, 2 KOs).

Hawton came back after being dropped by a powerful left hook from Villalobos in the sixth round. Hawton was saved by the bell in the round and finished the fight strong, punctuating the action getting the best of several exchanges in the late rounds to win by the score of 95-94 lori gbogbo awọn mẹta awọn kaadi.

Saturday’s SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING tripleheader will replay on Monday at 10:05 p.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME EXTREME.

An industry leading production team and announce crew delivered all the sights, sounds and drama from Barclays Center. Veteran broadcaster Brian Custer hosted the telecast, versatile combat sports voice Mauro Ranallo called the action ringside alongside Hall of Fame analyst Al Bernstein and former two-division world champion Paulie Malignaggi. Three Hall of Famers rounded out the SHOWTIME telecast team – Emmy®award winning reporter Jim Gray, unofficial ringside scorer Steve Farhood and world-renowned ring announcer Jimmy Lennon Jr. The Executive Producer of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING was David Dinkins, Jr. and the Director was Bob Dunphy.


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ABOUT CHARLO VS. HOGAN
Charlo vs. Hogan saw WBC Middleweight Champion Jermall Charlo defend his title against highly-ranked contender Dennis Hogan live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center, Ile ti Brooklyn Boxing ™, ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier.

The SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast began at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT and featured middleweight star Chris Eubank, Jr. and top contender Matt Korobov squaring off for the Interim WBA Middleweight Title plus former world champions clashed when the Philippines’ Marlon Tapales and Japan’s Ryosuke Iwasa met for the Interim IBF Super Bantamweight Title. The event was promoted by Lions Only Promotions and TGB Promotions.

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CHRIS EUBANK JR. & MATT KOROBOV TRAINING CAMP QUOTES

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Middleweight Star Chris Eubank Jr. & Top Contender Matt Korobov Discuss Upcoming Showdown for Interim WBA Middleweight Title On Saturday, December 7 Gbe lori Showtime® from Barclays Center in Premier Boxing Champions Event



Brooklyn (Kọkànlá Oṣù 19, 2019) – Middleweight star Chris Eubank Jr. ati oke contender Mattroolov shared their thoughts on their upcoming showdown for the Interim WBA Middleweight Title taking place Saturday, December 7 live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center,Ile ti Brooklyn Boxing ™.



The middleweight division will take center stage on the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING®telecast (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) that is headlined by undefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo defending his title against highly-ranked contender Dennis Hogan. Ni awọn šiši ija ni telecast, former world champions Marlon Tapales ati Ryosuke Iwasawill meet for an interim 122-pound title.



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Eubank will make his U.S. pro debut on December 7, after establishing himself as a contender at 160 ati 168 pounds while fighting in his native United Kingdom. He most recently registered a career-best win over former champion James DeGale in February on SHOWTIME in London but will now move back down to 160 pounds to seek a title at middleweight beginning with the fight against Korobov.



Korobov will return to fight at Barclays Center for the second time nearly one year after losing a close decision to Charlo as a late replacement opponent last December in Brooklyn. After fighting to a controversial draw against Immanuwel Aleem in May, Korobov will look to make a statement against Eubank to earn another shot at a world title.



Here is what Eubank and Korobov had to say about their matchup, a future fight with Jermall Charlo and more:



CHRIS EUBANK JR.



How does it feel to be making your U.S. pro debut on December 7? What are you looking to show the U.S. fans in this fight?



“It’s always been a dream of mine to fight in the U.S. Even with everything I’ve done in the sport over in the U.K, I’ve always felt there was something missing and I believe it was the urge to introduce myself and my fight style to the American audience of fight fans. Now I have my opportunity.”



Why did you make the decision to move down to middleweight for this fight? In what ways are you stronger at 160-pounds?



“I’ve never been a real super middleweight. I walk around at 170 pounds out of competition and have to eat breakfast the day of my weigh-ins to make 168. I believe at 160 I am going to be a beast now that I have become accustomed to fighting much bigger fighters over the last three years.”



What do you know about Korobov as a fighter and how do you see this fight going stylistically?



“I think Korobov will be awkward until I pin him down and when I do, I will show the audience why I am a fan friendly fighter.”



If you’re able to get past Korobov, what would you think of a fight against Jermall Charlo? What advantages do you think you have in that fight?



“When I dispatch of Korobov, Charlo is definitely the name that’s on my radar. He is seen as one of the elite fighters in the middleweight division and I intend to prove that he is not on my level. It will be satisfying stamping my mark on the division against Charlo after I beat Korobov. I think it will be a great fight for the fans as together our styles would make for a very exciting bout.”



Mattroolov



Is it exciting to be back at Barclays Center as the co-main event to Charlo, because with a win, you have an opportunity to show him why you deserve the rematch?



“Yes, it is very exciting to be back at Barclays Center, only this time I will leave with the belt. I thought I deserved an immediate rematch against Charlo because many people believed I won. I think when I defeat Eubank Jr. and win this belt, it will force Charlo to give me a rematch. We shall see. I only focus on one fight at a time and right now I am only focused on Chris Eubank Jr.”

How do you stay mentally focused on the next fight when you believe you had two bad scorecards go against you?



“I do not focus on the past. I focus on the future because I can only control the future. I will be my best and my best will be good enough against Chris Eubank Jr. We’re doing everything possible in camp to make sure I’m ready.”

What do you make of Eubank as a fighter? How do you expect the fight to look stylistically?



“Eubank is a very good fighter, one of the best. I believe I am a more disciplined fighter. I think my technique is better, but he does some things very well. Let’s see on December 7. I don’t want to give away the weaknesses I see, but the style difference will make a very entertaining fight for the fans.

Do you think you have the advantage as far as boxing skills over Eubank? How do you counter his possible size advantage, given that he’s coming down from 168 poun?



“I think my skills are better. I do not think weight will be an issue. He is professional and I am professional. Ti o ba ti ohunkohun, perhaps it is a little more difficult for him to make 160 after years at 168. I will fight anyone between 160 ati 168 poun, so I don’t see any problem with weight for me, perhaps more for him. We will find out December 7.”



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ABOUT CHARLO VS. HOGAN

Charlo vs. Hogan will see WBC Middleweight Champion Jermall Charlo defend his title against highly-ranked contender Dennis Hogan live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center, Ile ti Brooklyn Boxing ™, ninu iṣẹlẹ ti a gbekalẹ nipasẹ Awọn aṣaju-ija Boxing Premier.



The Showtime asiwaju Boxing telecast bẹrẹ ni 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT and features features middleweight star Chris Eubank, Jr. ati oke contender Mattroolov squaring off for the Interim WBA Middleweight Title plus former world champions clash when the Philippines’Marlon Tapales and Japan’s Ryosuke Iwasa meet for the Interim IBF Super Bantamweight Title



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FORMER WORLD CHAMPIONS COLLIDE AS THE PHILIPPINES’ MARLON TAPALES FACES JAPAN’S RYOSUKE IWASA FOR THE INTERIM IBF SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT TITLE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 YÈ ON Showtime

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Awọnndefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo Headlines Against Highly-Ranked Contender Dennis Hogan in Premier Boxing Champions Event from Barclays Center in Brooklyn

Brooklyn(Kọkànlá Oṣù 13, 2019) – Former world champions and top-rated contenders clash when the Philippines’Marlon Tapalesand Japan’sRyosuke Iwasago toe-to-toe for the Interim IBF Super Bantamweight Title on Saturday, December 7 live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center, Ile ti Brooklyn Boxing ™.

The Premier Boxing Champions event is headlined by undefeated WBC Middleweight World ChampionJermall Charlo defending his title against highly-ranked contenderDennis Hogan. The Showtime asiwaju Boxing telecast bẹrẹ ni 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT and also features middleweight starChris Eubank, Jr.ati oke contenderMattroolovsquaring off in the co-main event for the Interim WBA Middleweight Title.

The non-televised undercard will feature a clash between once-beaten middleweight contenders asImmanuel Aleem(18-1-2, 11 KOs) gba loriRonald Ellis(16-1-2, 11 KOs) in a 10-round fight, unbeaten Ghanaian bantamweightDuke Micah(23-0, 19 KOs) in a 10-round duel against the Philippines’Joseph Ambo(9-2-1, 6 KOs) and Australia’sLouisa Hawton(9-2, 5 KOs) battling Los Angeles-nativeLorraine Villalobos(4-2, 2 KOs) for the Interim WBC Strawweight Championship.

Rounding out the lineup is Harlem’sArnold González (2-0, 2 KOs) in a four-round welterweight fight, the pro debut of heavyweightSteven Torresin a four-round showdown against Mexico’sDaniel Franco(2-2, 2 KOs), plus a pair of Dallas-natives in action as unbeaten super middleweightBurley Brooks(4-0, 4 KOs) steps in for a six-round attraction whileAmon Rashidi(7-1, 5 KOs) competes in a six-round bout.

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Fighting out of Kapatagan, Lanao del Norte, Philippines, Tapales (33-2, 16 KOs) captured a bantamweight world title in 2016 with a comeback knockout victory over Panya Uthok while down on the scorecards. The 27-year-old has fought professionally since 2008, and rides a 12-fight winning streak into this bout. This will be his third consecutive appearance in the U.S. after scoring knockout victories over Fernando Vargas and Roberto Castañeda so far this year.

The 29-year-old Iwasa (26-3, 16 KOs) made his U.S debut in February with a technical decision victory over veteran contender César Juárez, rebounding from losing his 122-pound title to T.J. Doheny last year. Fighting out of Kashiwa, Japan, Iwasa won the title in 2017 by stopping Yukinori Oguni and defended it successfully against Ernesto Saulong. Iwasa enters December 7 the winner of seven of his last eight fights.

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Middleweight Star Chris Eubank Jr. & Top Contender Matt Korobov Square Off Saturday, December 7 Live on SHOWTIME® from Barclays Center in Premier Boxing Champions Event for Interim WBA Middleweight Title

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Undefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo Defends Against Highly-Ranked Contender Dennis Hogan in Main Event

Brooklyn (October 23, 2019) – Middleweight starChris Eubank Jr.ati oke contenderMattroolovwill square off in the co-main event on Saturday, December 7 live on SHOWTIME from Barclays Center, Ile ti Brooklyn Boxing ™, in a Premier Boxing Champions event. Eubank and Korobov will meet for the Interim WBA Middleweight Title.

The middleweight division will take center stage on the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast (9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT) that is headlined by undefeated WBC Middleweight World ChampionJermall Charlo defending his title against highly-ranked contenderDennis Hogan.

Eubank is coming off a career-best win over British super middleweight rival James DeGale in February on SHOWTIME and will go down to the 160-pound class to take on Korobov, a southpaw who gave Charlo a tougher than expected test as a late replacement last December at Barclays Center.

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“Chris Eubank Jr. la. Matt Korobov is a high stakes showdown that makes Saturday, December 7 a tremendous night of championship middleweight action live on SHOWTIME at Barclays Center in Brooklyn,” said Tom Brown, Aare ti ni igbega TGB. “Chris Eubank Jr. is already a star in the U.K. and is poised to make a big splash in his U.S. Uncomfortable, while Matt Korobov is eager to build on his impressive performance in a loss to Jermall Charlo last year. Expect fireworks as Eubank and Korobov look to steal the show and walk away the title on December 7.”

This will be the first time that Eubank (28-2, 21 KOs) has fought in the U.S. bi a ọjọgbọn. Although he has competed at super middleweight, the 29-year-old from Brighton, Sussex in the United Kingdom will meet Korobov at his more natural weight of 160 pounds for the interim title. Since losing to George Groves in 2018, the son of British legend Chris Eubank Sr. has put together two victories, including the decisive unanimous decision over former super middleweight champion DeGale in his last fight in London.

“I’m ready to take the United States and the middleweight division by storm,” said Eubank. “I’m excited to come down to 160 pounds where I naturally belong, and I don’t see anybody being able to touch me at this weight class. America is where I learned how to fight as an amateur in Las Vegas and 13 years later I’m finally going to make my U.S. professional debut. I can’t wait to show the fans in the U.S. that I’m the best middleweight in the world.”

The 36-year-old Korobov (28-2-1, 14 KOs) is coming off a majority draw against Immanuwel Aleem in his last fight in May, after serving notice to the middleweight division that he would be a threat when he lost a hard-fought decision to Jermall Charlo in December. Born in Orotukan, Russia and now living in St. Petersburg, Florida, Korobov was a late replacement and gave Charlo a tougher fight than many experts expected. Korobov had been riding a four-fight win streak before the Charlo fight, having previously lost a middleweight title fight to Andy Lee in 2014.

“I am more motivated for this fight than any other so far in my career,” said Korobov. “Against Jermall Charlo, I didn’t get the decision. Ni mi lokan, I won that fight at Barclays Center. This time around, I will leave no doubt against Eubank. This opportunity gives me a chance to right a wrong. Fans will see the best Matt Korobov on December 7.”

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Julian "J-apata '' Willliams ipinnu ipinnu ti ko ni iduroṣinṣin" 'Swift' 'Surd Surchic, Yoo.

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Maindeights Matt Korobov ati Immuewel Aloem ja si yiya pupọ


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Fairfax, Orúkọàyè. (Le 11, 2019) - Julian "J-apata '' Williams mọ pe o n rin sinu iho kiniun nigbati o ajo lati Philadphia si Virginia lati dojuko Ajumọṣe Super Windweight America "Swift". Ṣugbọn Williams (27-1-1, 16 KOs) ko bẹru.


O wa. O rii o si ṣẹgun HARD (23-1, 16 KOs), Yiyan ipinnu Unnimonous 12-yika, Fi pipadanu idalẹnu rẹ ati mu IBF, WBA ati Ile-iṣẹ Ile-iṣẹ IBE ṣaaju pe ijọ eniyan ni Arena ti Edebank lori ogba ile-iwe giga ile-ẹkọ giga George Mason.


Awọn eniyan ati awọn olukọ asọtẹlẹ, eyiti o ṣe aifọwọyi lati kọfoji ati fox yapa, jẹri iṣẹ-rere ti o jẹri lati inu Williams mejeeji ati nira ninu kini yoo jẹ "ija ti ọdun ''. Awọn onidajọ ti Welliams ṣẹgun iyara pẹlu ikun ti 116-111 ati 115-112 lemeji.


Williams ti wa ni kukuru ninu igbiyanju tẹlẹ ni akọle aye nigbati o duro lori nipasẹ TKO nipasẹ JUMAll Charlo 2016. O ti lagbara nipasẹ awọn ẹdun lẹhin iṣẹgun ibinu rẹ lori Hurd, Tani o jẹ ayanfẹ ayanfẹ lori awọn Willia-ọdun 29.


“Mo kan rẹwẹsi. Eyi jẹ iru rilara nla. Mo ti o ju u. Mo jẹ ọkan ninu awọn onija ti o dara julọ ni agbaye,"Wi Williams. "Boya Emi ko ṣetan fun akọle ni igba akọkọ ti Mo ni shot. Mo mu pipadanu naa. Mo gba bi ọkunrin kan ati gbogbo agbaye ti o ṣiyemeji mi. Mo lọ sinu ija yii si underdog kan. ''


“Eleyi ti ni a ala wá otito. Mo ti nduro fun eyi fun ọdun. Emi ko mọ ile-idaraya naa. Emi ko ni awọn ọmọbirin tabi fi ile-idaraya silẹ. Mo wa lati opopona, ṣugbọn emi ko wa ni opopona. Mo wa ninu ile-idaraya ti o ṣe adaṣe iṣẹ mi.


“Awọn eniyan ti o gbagbọ ninu mi ni ẹgbẹ mi, Ṣugbọn gbogbo nkan ti Mo le sọ ni 'ati tuntun'!”


Hard nigbagbogbo ni Starter ti o lọra ati Williams ti o sanwo fun iyẹn. O fo lori ibi aabo aṣaju ni ọna ẹnu-ọna, Gbọ awọn agaran pluches lẹhin ibọn kan-bi jab. Helliams fi agbara mu ni yika keji pẹlu ibọn si tẹmpili.


"Ko yipada nwon.Mirza mi. O kan jẹ fọnduọdọ Flash. O mu mi nipasẹ iyalẹnu. Emi ko farapa gaan,'' Surd sọ.


Ti o ni itara o ti sọ, Williams wa titaja ni iyipo keji. O mu Pace ati Surd pinnu lati baamu korsocity ti ikọlu kuku ju rẹ lọ. Midway nipasẹ yika kẹta, Hurd gba ilẹ ti o lọ silẹ ti o tẹ sori oke ti a tẹ siwaju ati laiyara bẹrẹ lati tun gba ọna rẹ.


Surd ati Williams lọ si awọn trenches ni awọn iyipo arin, pipade ijinna ati ija ni awọn aaye mimu. Ọgbọn ti ara yoo dabi ẹni pe o ṣe ojurere si ni isinmi ni aaye yẹn, Nitori ti o ti ni ti ara ẹni ju Williams lọ. Ṣugbọn Williams ṣe diẹ sii ju ti ara rẹ lọ.


Nipasẹ keje, Ija ti di ogun ti ifaramọ ati idanwo ti ifẹ. Hurd ti ge lori oju osi rẹ ni yika kẹjọ. Nipasẹ lẹhinna, Williams wa patapata ni iṣakoso.


Williams sọ pe o ti pese daradara fun ohun gbogbo ti yoo fi silẹ, Ṣugbọn kii ṣe ọna ti o jẹ akara oyinbo kan.


“Ko rọrun lati kọlu ju Mo ro lọ. O jẹ arekereke ati pe o ni awọn ọwọ ti o wuwo. Mo kan duro duro. Mo tẹtisi olukọ mi ati pe Mo kan ṣiṣẹ,'' Williams sọ. “Ko le ṣe ipalara fun mi. Mo ri ohun gbogbo ti o nsun. Mo lu u. Eto ere ni lati win sibẹsibẹ Mo le. Mo ni ibamu lori fò. A mọ pe o ni awọn ifarahan kan ati ṣiṣẹ lori awọn ifarahan rẹ. ''


Surd sọ pe ko lero bi ara rẹ ni igbejadi si Williams. Ija ni iwaju ti ẹsin Rucouspous ti o kun fun idile ati awọn ọrẹ bi o ti ju kuro ninu agbẹjọro nitosi, Aṣalẹ.


"Emi ko ni anfani lati lọ kuro. Emi ko le pe ni gidi ni bayi. Mo ni lati pada ki o wo. Mo n ṣe ikojọpọ awọn Asokagba mi dipo ki o jẹ ki awọn ọwọ mi lọ,'' Surd sọ. "J-apata jẹ eniyan ti o dara julọ. Dajudaju gbolohun ọrọ atunkọ wa ninu iwe adehun wa ati pe emi yoo lọ fun. Emi yoo pada wa dara julọ ju mi ​​lọ ni alẹ. ''


Super Lightweight sensfins Mario Corrios (24-0, 15 KOs) Gbajumọ iparun igba keji yika isegun lori Juan Jose Velasco (20-2, 12 KOs) ninu awọn àjọ-ẹya-ara. Barrios ti San Antonio, Texas salaye igbasilẹ ti ko ni agbara nigba ti o gbe chishing ara shot ti o ran Velasco si canvas Midway. Referee HURO Spinola ka Velasco ni 1:16 ti yika keji bi pearentine wa lori ọwọ rẹ ati awọn kneesesd gbiyanju lati yẹ ẹmi rẹ.


Barrios sọ pe o n gbiyanju lati ṣe alaisan ki o lo jab rẹ lati ṣeto shot pipe.


“Mo rii i n ṣii ni gbogbo igba ti yoo ṣe wọle. Mo mọ ọkan ninu awọn Asokagba ara ti yoo ṣe ati pe Mo rii iranran dun,'' Barrios sọ. “A ko nireti pe ki o pari iyẹn yarayara. Emi ko sọ asọtẹlẹ kan kọlu, Ṣugbọn mo mọ pe Mo ni agbara lati ṣe ati da a duro.”


“Mo ni igboya pupọ. Mo ni ibudó nla. Emi ko le dupẹ lọwọ Virgil ode ati ẹgbẹ fun igbaradi fun ija yii. A mọ pe o jẹ ipalara pẹlu awọn gunfus ara ati pe o jẹ nkan ti Mo ṣiṣẹ lori laibikita. O jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ibọn ayanfẹ mi. Mo ti n ṣiṣẹ lori rẹ lati awọn ope. "


Barrios sọ pe yoo kọ lori isegun lori velasco ati tẹsiwaju lati gun akaba ni 140 poun.


“Mo fe aworan akọle kan. Mo wa nigbagbogbo ni ibi-idaraya. Mo ṣetan nigbagbogbo. Mo fẹ gbogbo ẹfin ni 140. Mo fẹ eyikeyi awọn aṣaju. Ati pe Mo ṣetan lati mu ija nla kan si gbogbo awọn onijakidijagan ara mi ni San Antonio. ''


Ninu ṣiṣi tẹlifisiọnu ija ija ni awọn iṣowo Mindweight Matt Kolobov ti Orotuku, Russia ati Immanewel Aloem ti East Meadow, N.Y.. stalk kọọkan miiran fun 10 iyipo. Wọn mu awọn ọna ti o tẹ igbese ati ndun, yiya jade ati gbigba ti o dara julọ ti ọkọọkan ni lati pese. Ni ipari Kolobov (29-2, 14 KOs) Ati Alum (18-2-1, 11 KOs) ti ja si iyaworan nla. Idajọ kan ti kolobov bori 97-93 ati awọn onidajọ meji ti a gba wọle 95-95.


Ni Oṣu kejila yika Korobov de apapọ kan ti Aliem ti o rorun ati pe o ni wahala nigbana. Ṣugbọn ẹmi oju ojo. AneEm wa jade lagbara ni ila kẹsan, O fẹrẹ ṣiṣẹ kọja iwọn lati pade Kobolov, ti o ti gbe laiyara dide ara ọdun 36 ọdun rẹ ti o jẹ eegun ti o kẹhin. Ni imọye ibajẹ ti ija, Awọn mejeeji Kolobov ati Aloem ti a gbekalẹ ati gbe diẹ ninu awọn Asokagba ti o wuwo ti o n wa lati tọju awọn abajade kuro lọdọ awọn adajọ awọn onidajọ.


Alaem sọ pe o ro pe o ṣẹgun ija naa.


"Emi ko lero bi o ti n ṣe to. Mo n gbiyanju lati lo ibiti mi. O kan kan fọwọkan mi. Mo mọ nigbati mo bẹrẹ si lilu rẹ pe ko ni gaasi naa., '' Alum sọ. “Mo nyara ju awọn eniyan ro. Mo ri awọn Asokagba Ṣii silẹ ju awọn eniyan reti. Mo ṣe alaye kan lalẹ ati pe Mo fẹ lati tẹsiwaju ṣiṣe awọn alaye.”


Korobov , ti o padanu ipinnu iṣọkan lati jermall Charlo ninu ija rẹ ti o kẹhin, sọ pe o ro sluggish lakoko ti baramu lodi si Alem.


“Mo ro pe iwuwo ati kii ṣe didasilẹ patapata. O nira lati fesi ati da u duro lati lọ si inu. Mo ni awọn nkan lati ṣiṣẹ lori., 'Korobov sọ. “O ti ni agbara ju ti Mo ti ṣere lọ. O ko lagbara bi charlo, ṣugbọn o jẹ onija to dara gaan. O tọju siwaju. Ko bẹru. O kan salaye awọn fifọ punches.”


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Jarrett Hard vs. Awọn agbasọ ọrọ Julian Williams ipari & Awọn fọto

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Square-pa ṣaaju awọn aṣaju Apoti Premier Lori Fox & FOX HOCELLS Iṣẹ akọkọ ni alẹ Satidee lati Aarfax Arena ni Fairfax, Virginia ngbe ni 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT


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Alintini, Orúkọàyè. (Le 9, 2019) – Unfire 154-Ijọpọ World Contrain “Swift” Jarrett Hurd ati oke contender Julian “J-Rock” Williams ṣe awotẹlẹ ipolowo wọn ni apejọ ipade ikẹhin ni irọlẹ Ọjọbọ ṣaaju ki wọn to koko-ọrọ Boxing Boxt lori Aarfax, Virginia.

Tun squirring-pipa ni Apejọ tẹ ati fifipamọ sinu Satidee oruka ni iṣẹ ibẹrẹ ibẹrẹ ni 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT jẹ ainigba Breathweight Benweight Coneden Mario “Aztec” Aladugbo ati Argentina Juan “Pipe naa” Jose Velasco, ti o pade ni ija 10-yika, ati awọn oluṣowo aringbungbun Mattroolov ati Immanuel Aleem, ti o jagun ninu ifamọra 10.

Tiketi fun iṣẹlẹ naa wa lori tita bayi ati pe o le ra nipasẹ Tiketmaster (ticketmaster.com).

Eyi ni ohun ti awọn onija ni lati sọ Ọjọbọ lati DoubleTreet nipasẹ Hotẹẹli Hilton ni Arlington, Virginia:

Itọju Jarett

“Eyi ti jẹ ọsẹ nla kan. Eyi ni ile ti n fẹ nigbagbogbo. O dara julọ paapaa ti Mo foju inu ati pe emi ko le duro lati ṣe igbesẹ sinu iwọn.

“O le sọ ọpọlọpọ nipa onija kan nigbati o ba ri wọn ninu oludari si ija kan. Julian Williams wo igboya ati pe o ti ṣetan. O n lilọ si jẹ Ayebaye lori Ijo Aja.

“O jẹ igbadun lati ni atilẹyin yii lati ilu ati awọn ilu mi. O ti fọ mi. Ifẹ ati atilẹyin fun mi ni ibi-idaraya lati rii daju pe Mo lọ sibẹ ki o si fi iṣafihan kan.

“Emi ni nla 154-pounter ṣugbọn Mo mọ bi o ṣe le ge iwuwo ati ki o gba kuro ni apa ọtun. A tun njẹun ati pe a ni agbara to ni alẹ ijà.”

Julian Williams

“Emi ko ronu pupọ pupọ nipa ija ni ilu rẹ. Mo ti ja ni opopona gbogbo iṣẹ mi. Mo kan idojukọ lori ija naa, Kii ṣe ohun ti n ṣẹlẹ ni ita ti iwọn.

“A fọwọ kan lori ọpọlọpọ awọn nkan ti o yatọ ni ibudó ikẹkọ. A ko fi okuta silẹ. O dun cliché ati pe Mo ti sọ eyi tẹlẹ ṣaaju, Ṣugbọn eyi ni ibudo ti o dara julọ ti Mo ti lailai. Mo ṣetan lati lọ gba win yii.

“Mo kan rii ọkunrin kan nibẹ. Eniyan rẹ ko le ja fun u. Iyẹn ni gbogbo o n ṣẹlẹ ni alẹ Satidee.

“Jab jẹ bọtini nigbagbogbo. O jẹ pataki punch ni Boxing ati pe o jẹ bọtini fun mi laibikita ti Mo ja. Mo nigbagbogbo ṣiṣẹ pẹlu awọn eniyan nla ni ibudó ki iwọn naa yoo ma jẹ ohun tuntun.”

Mário Barrios

“A fojusi lori ti o wa ni awọn eegun ni ibudó ikẹkọ. Ṣiṣẹ pẹlu Hunter Virgil jẹ nla bi nigbagbogbo. Eyi jẹ anfani nla ati pe Mo nifẹ lati fi ifihan nla fun awọn egeb onijakidisi wọnyi.

“Ọmọde ti o npa. Iyẹn ni akọkọ ohun. O ti ṣẹgun ti o dun ati pe ko fẹ lẹẹkansi. Mo n ṣe idiwọ ọna rẹ. Lori Satidee night, Ko si sunmọ mi.

“Mo n ni okun ati dara julọ gbogbo ibudó. Ko si pupọ ju lati sọ, Ṣugbọn Mo n reti lati sunmọ ni Satidee iwọn Satidee.”

Juan jose volasco

“Igbebuja si ilana ilana ilana jẹ alakikanju pupọ ati pataki fun mi. Mo fẹ lati wa ni aṣaju ti agbaye ati pe o fihan mi ohun ti Mo nilo lati ṣe lati ṣe aṣeyọri ibi-afẹde yẹn. Mo n lilọ lati fi ohun ti Mo kọ lori ifihan Ọjọ Satidee.

“A ti wo oun ati pe a mọ ohun ti o lagbara lati ṣe. A mọ pe a ni lati mura lati gba iṣẹgun yii.”

Mattroolov

“Mo mu ija naa si Jmall Charlo bi win nitori awọn eniyan mọ mi dara julọ ni bayi ati mọ ibiti mo duro si ibikan pẹlu iṣẹ mi lori akiyesi kukuru lori akiyesi kukuru. Inu mi dun lati pada wa ki o ni ija yii. Ẹgbẹ mi ṣe iṣẹ nla ti ngbaradi ati pe awa yoo ṣetan ni alẹ ọjọ Satidee.”

Anmamins ano

“Olukọni mi George Peterson nigbagbogbo ni inudidun lati ikẹkọ ni ọdun yika. A ko ni apakan awọn onija. Mo wa nigbagbogbo ni ere idaraya ṣiṣẹ. Nigbati ija ba de, A ti pese nigbagbogbo.

“Kolobov jẹ alatako miiran ti o wa ni ọna mi lati di aṣaju aye kan. Mo ti gba diẹ ninu iṣẹ ti o dara pẹlu guusu lati murasilẹ fun oun ati pe Mo lero ni imurasilẹ ni kikun.

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Nipa didamu vs. Williams
Ṣọkọ VS. Awọn Ulliams Pits ibf ati WBA 154-Contiona Contionary jarding ju oke Contender ti Julian Williams ni akọkọ ti Awọn aṣaju Apoti Box ati Foot Lẹhin Oṣu Kẹta, Le 11 Lati AarAbank Arena ni Fairfax, Virginia.

Unbeaten Super Lightweight Condener Mario “Aztec” Awọn agbegbe aladugbo Batles Argentina jẹ Juan “Pipe naa” Jose Velasco ninu ija 10-yika ati Midderweight Matt Order Korobov Figagbaga: 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.

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Jermall Charlo to Battle Matt Korobov for WBC Interim Middleweight Championship Live in Primetime on FOX & Akata idaraya

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Presented by Premier Boxing Champions on Saturday, December 22 lati Barclays ile-iṣẹ in Brooklyn

Brooklyn (December 17, 2018) – Middleweight contender Mattroolov has stepped up to challenge Jermall Charlo for the WBC Interim Middleweight Championship live in primetime on FOX and FOX Deportes on Saturday, December 22 lati Barclays Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™ in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions.

Korobov is replacing Willie Monroe, Jr., who was removed from the main event after he tested positive for a banned substance by VADA under the WBC Clean Boxing Program. The WBC is conducting further investigation into the matter.

Korobov was due to fight on the undercard and had been training to fight December 22. He willingly stepped forward when the call came for a replacement for Monroe.

“I was well prepared for Willie Monroe, ti o ni a southpaw, so there won’t be that much difference facing Korobov,” Said Charlo. “There is a size difference. He’s taller than Monroe, but I’ll just have to adjust my game plan. The best fighters in the world are the ones who are able to make the best adjustments. Beating Korobov is going to make the victory that much sweeter due to this adversity. That means the celebration is going to be sweeter as well. He was fighting on the undercard, so he’s prepared. But now fighting for the title in the top spot is going to make him fight harder. Mo ni ife re. He’s a much better opponent on paper than Willie Monroe Jr.”

“I was training to fight on this card so I am physically and mentally ready to fight,” said Korobov. “It doesn’t matter that I am taking this fight on a week’s notice because I have been preparing for this moment my entire life. I will make a few adjustments for Charlo and make the most of this opportunity. Maa ko padanu o. Make sure you tune-in to FOX for a great fight.”

The Charlo vs. Korobov bout is part of a blockbuster PBC on FOX show that features the Charlo Twins defending their world titles and a heavyweight showdown between Dominic Breazeale and Carlos Negron beginning at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT.

Jermall Charlo, who won a coin toss with his brother, will close the show in a 12-round WBC middleweight championship bout against Korobov, while Jermell Charlo will battle Tony Harrison in defense of the WBC Super Welterweight World Title.

Korobov (28-1, 14 KOs), who was originally scheduled to face Colombia’s Juan De Angel, has an outstanding resume that includes a unanimous decision victory over current super middleweight world champion Jose Uzcategui in 2014. His lone loss came against Andy Lee in a middleweight championship fight in 2014. Korobov was ahead on all three judges’ scorecards when he was caught by a right hand from Lee that resulted in a sixth round TKO loss.

The 35-year-old southpaw is from Orotukan, Russia and now lives in St. Petersburg, Florida. As an amateur he won the European Championships in 2006 by defeating reigning undisputed cruiserweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. O je omo egbe kan ti awọn 2008 Russian Olympic boxing team and finished his amateur career with a record of 300-12. He enters this fight with four straight victories, having most recently scored a unanimous decision over Jonathan Batista.

Tiketi fun iṣafihan naa, which is being promoted by Lions Only Promotions and TGB Promotions in association with DiBella Entertainment, begin at $50 ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi. Tickets le wa ni ra ni ticketmaster.com, Barclaycycycenter.com, tabi nipa pipe 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center starting Saturday, October 27 at noon ET.

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Fi kan ọrọìwòye
Willie Monroe JR. TRAINING CAMP QUOTES
Middleweight Contender Willie Monroe Jr. Talks Upcoming Showdown Against Jermall Charlo Saturday, December 22 in Premier Boxing
Champions on FOX & FOX Deportes Action from Barclays Center in
Brooklyn “I’m in my stable now and I’m ready to come flying out of the
gate on December 22,” – Monroe

ROCHESTER,NY. (December 4, 2018) – Middleweight contender and former title challenger Willie Monroe Jr. discussed his upcoming contest against WBC Interim Middleweight Champion Jermall Charlo as he prepares to enter the ring in Premier Boxing Champions action Saturday, December 22 live on FOX and FOX Deportes from Barclays Center, Ile ti Brooklyn Boxing ™.

With fight night approaching, Monroe is hard at work in his hometown of Rochester,Niu Yoki. Along with his coach Timothy Nolan, Monroe believes he is on track to deliver a great performance against an unbeaten opponent.

“Everything in camp right now is on point and moving forward,” said Monroe.”We’re getting the work we need each day. We know how to run a camp smoothly. If I can’t tell anything is wrong, then it’s going great.”

A veteran of two middleweight world title contests against Gennady Golovkin and Billy Joe Saunders, Monroe has had his eye on a Charlo matchup to once again prove himself against an elite middleweight.

“I’ve always watched Jermall’s fights because I have an eye on anyone around my weight class,” wi Monroe. “Over the last year or so I’ve started to think I’m really going to get this fight and I’m excited about it coming to fruition on December 22.

“He’s considered one of the top middleweights and it makes this a great match. This time I’m going to have a full training camp like I didn’t get to have for Golovkin and Saunders and it’s going to help me.”

While he doesn’t possess the prodigious knockout power of his opponent, Monroe is more than confident that his other ring attributes will make up for that difference.

“We’re both at the top of the division and you don’t get this far without having a lot of physical ability,” wi Monroe. “This fight isn’t about who’s the fastest and strongest though, it’s about how we’re going to execute. I’m not focused on who hits harder but who hits smarter. That’s always going to determine who wins a boxing match.

“Boxing is about intelligence first and everything follows after that. Will I be able to execute and make Jermall uncomfortable? We’ll see what happens on fight night. I’m going to be ready though. I’m in my stable now and I’m ready to come flying out of the gate on December 22.”

Charlo was serving as color commentator for Monroe’s August fight on FS1 and since then the two have gone face-to-face at two separate press events leading up to fight night. With fight week looming, Monroe believes the frequent face time will make an even more exciting fight.

“I’m definitely more eager to fight from seeing Jermall over and over again,” wi Monroe. “The little things that you pick up in person tend to make you want to fight even more. You see the opponent and you build it up more in your head and use it for motivation. I think it’s going to make it even more entertaining when we finally get in there.”

Tickets for the show, which is being promoted by Lions Only Promotions and TGB Promotions in association with DiBella Entertainment, begin at $50 and are on sale now. Tickets le wa ni ra niticketmaster.com, Barclaycycycenter.com, tabi nipa pipe 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center. Group discounts wa o si wa nipa pipe 844-BKLYN-GP.

Televised coverage begins at 8 p.m. ATI / 5 p.m. PT and features Jermell Charlo defending his WBC super welterweight world title against Tony Harrison, in addition to the Charlo vs. Monroe showdown. Televised action also features a heavyweight showdown between Dominic Breazeale and Carlos Negron.

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U.S. Olympian Terrell Gausha Battles Joey Hernandez & Two-Division Champion Rances Barthelemy & Heavyweight Sensation Efe Ajagba Enter Ring as Part of Stacked Undercard Presented by Premier Boxing Champions Saturday, December 22 from Barclays Center in Brooklyn

Fi kan ọrọìwòye
Die! Rising Prospects Gary Antuanne & Gary Antonio Russell
Both in Action

Brooklyn (Kọkànlá Oṣù 27, 2018) – U.S. Olympian and super welterweight contender Terrell Gausha clashes with battle-tough veteran Joey Hernandez in a 10-round bout and former two-division world champion and Cuban star Rances Barthelemy competes in a 10-round super lightweight fight, while heavyweight sensation Efe Ajagba, who is shaking up the division as a fearsome puncher, enters the ring in a six-round attraction all as part of an action-packed undercard on Saturday, December 22 lati Barclays Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™ and presented by Premier Boxing Champions.

 

 

 

The stacked undercard leads into a blockbuster PBC on FOX show that features the Charlo Twins defending their world titles, and a heavyweight showdown between Dominic Breazeale and Carlos Negron in primetime. Jermall Charlo, who won a coin toss with his brother to determine their fight order, will headline the show in a 12-round WBC interim middleweight championship bout against Willie Monroe, Jr., while Jermell Charlo will defend his WBC super welterweight world title against Tony Harrison.

 

 

 

Also featured on the jam-packed undercard is middleweight contender Mattroolov(28-1, 14 KOs) in an eight-round fight and a 10-round super welterweight showdown between Brandon Quarles (20-4-1, 10 KOs) ati Todd Manuel (17-16-1, 5 KOs).

 

 

 

The action continues with rising unbeaten prospects and younger brothers of featherweight world champion Gary Russell Jr., bi 2012 U.S. Olympian Gary Antuanne Russell (7-0, 7 KOs) fights in an eight-round super lightweight bout and unbeaten Gary Antonio Russell (12-0, 10 KOs) looks to remain unbeaten in an eight-round bantamweight tilt.

 

 

 

Tiketi fun iṣafihan naa, which is being promoted by Lions Only Promotions and TGB Promotions in association with DiBella Entertainment, begin at $50 ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi. Tickets le wa ni ra ni ticketmaster.com, Barclaycycycenter.com, tabi nipa pipe 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center. Group discounts wa o si wa nipa pipe 844-BKLYN-GP.

 

 

 

The 31-year-old Gausha (20-1, 9 KOs) lost for the first time of his career when he dropped a unanimous decision to Erislandy Lara in a super welterweight title match in 2017 ni Barclays ile-iṣẹ. A member of the U.S. boxing team at the 2012 London Games, Cleveland’s Gausha is looking to rebound against Hernandez.

 

 

 

Hernandez (27-4-1, 17 KOs) has strung together three straight knockout victories since losing to Austin Trout in 2015 on FS1. A 34-year-old southpaw from Miami, Hernandez is coming off a TKO victory over Jose Antonio Rodriguez on August 8.

 

 

 

A prolific amateur in his native Cuba, Barthelemy (26-1, 13 KOs) returns to the ring after the first defeat of his career, in a super lightweight world title fight against Kiryl Relikh in March. The 32-year-old became a world champion in 2014 when he defeated Argenis Mendez to capture a 130-pound title, and became a two-division champion when he bested Denis Shafikov for a vacant lightweight belt.

 

 

 

Ajagba (7-0, 6 KOs) grabbed attention this summer when his opponent walked out of the ring after touching gloves and the bell sounded to start the opening round live on FS1. He is the lone opponent to leave the ring unscathed against the 24-year-old Ajagba, who was a member of the Nigerian boxing team in the 2016 Rio Olympics and will step into the ring for the fifth time this year and for the second time at Barclays Center as a pro.

 

 

 

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