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Sampson Boxing Signs Undefeated Featherweight Eduardo Ramirez to a Promotional Contract

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Sampson boxing proudly announces the signing of undefeated featherweight Eduardo “Zurdito” Ramirez of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, to an exclusive long-term promotional contract.

Ramirez (20-0-2, 7 KOs) is a 24-year-old, highly skilled southpaw with fast hands and super defense. He is managed and trained by Manuel Montiel Jr., brother of the five-time world champion Fernando Montiel.
“I am shocked and honored to be chosen to join the stable of Sampson Lewkowicz,” said Ramirez. “My dream of a world title shot will come true now that he is helping me and that was my goal all along. All I have to do is keep wining and my team will do the rest.”
Montiel, who also manages and trains Sampson Boxing super welterweight contender Jorge Cota, was also happy with the deal.
“I am grateful to Sampson for giving us this opportunity with another of my fighters. We have made him a commitment to work hard to always bring Eduardo into the ring in the best shape possible to go all the way to the world championship.”
For Lewkowicz, the addition of Ramirez and partnership with Montiel are another avenue to bring Mexican boxing talent to the forefront. The well-known promoter already works with such names as Jorge “Alho” Lara and Hugo “Cuatito” Ruiz to name a few.

“I am working hard to bring more Mexican champions to the world,” he explained. “I’m very proud to sign Eduardo and bring him and his team the opportunities they have worked so hard to reach.”
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Mexican Olympians Enter the Ring in Mexico on Primetime Television as Bronze Medalist Misael Rodriguez & Lindolfo Delgado Compete in Separate Televised Attractions Saturday, Hulyo 22 from Lienzo Charro Parral

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Ringstar Sports Prospects Featured in Primetime on Televisa
sa 10:30 sa gabii. CT
CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO (Hunyo 26, 2017) – Ringstar Sports is proud to announce that two of Mexico’s brightest rising stars will return to action as 2016 Olympic bronze medalist Misael Rodriguez ug 2016 Mexican Olympian Lindolfo Delgado will be featured on “From Parral to the World” nga dapit Sabado, Hulyo 22 from Lienzo Charro Parral in Mexico and live on Televisa.
“I’m excited to have my second professional fight be in my hometown of Parral, Chihuahua, amongst my family, my friends and my people,” Miingon Rodriguez. “The Mexican people have been amazing to me and their support from the Rio Olympics to today means so much to me. I plan on showing my opponent, everyone in the arena and the Mexican people watching on Televisa, the strength, strategy and excitement that I bring to the sport. Kita andam!”
“I am from Linares Nuevo León, and being able to fight in the biggest state in Mexico for my second fight means so much to me,” said Delgado. “I know that we will have the support of the Mexican people during the fights and that I will demonstrate my skill and strength. I can’t wait to show the fans what the new generation of Mexican boxing looks and punches like. I’m proud to be on a card bringing world class boxing to Parral and live on Televisa for all the Mexican people.”
Televised coverage on Televisa begins at 10:30 sa gabii. CT and will give fans a chance to see two of the next great fighters in the long line of Mexican boxing champions as Rodriguez battles Colombia’s Jose David Mosquera in a six-round middleweight boutand Delgado takes on Venezuela’s Gustavo Vera in six-rounds of super lightweight action.
Three-time world champion and Mexican star Jhonny Gonzalez will look for his sixth straight victory when he takes on unbeaten Jessie Cris Rosales sa main event.
“This is a great chance for the Mexican boxing fans watching on Televisa to see two of the country’s future world champions displaying their talents,” said Richard Schaefer, Chairman & CEO sa Ringstar Sports. “Misael Rodriguez and Lindolfo Delgado bring a lot of excitement to the ring and I think that fans are going to fall in love with their styles right away. This primetime slot fighting on the undercard of a Mexican champion like Jhonny Gonzalez is only the beginning of their very bright futures.”
“Working with Misael reminds me of myself after the Athens games,” miingon si Abner Mares, Rodriguez’s manager. “He is a strong, smart and effective young fighter who is starting his professional career in both the U.S. ug Mexico. He had the hopes of Mexico on his shoulders during the Rio games and now the Mexican people can be proud being a part of his young professional career. He is ready for his fight against Mosquera and to do it in Parral is a dream come true for him, and a source of pride for everyone in Chihuahua.”
The event is promoted by by Promociones del Pueblo in association with Municipio de Parral, Cavall Vino Tinto and Playboy Mexico and is sponsored by Municipio de Parral, Cavall Fine Wine and Playboy Mexico.
At last year’s Rio games, the 23-year-old Rodriguezovercame incredible odds to win the first Olympic boxing medal for Mexico since Christian Bejerano in 2000. The Chihuahua native and his teammates had to resort to begging on public buses and streets in Mexico to raise money to compete in international boxing tournaments. He completed his road to the medal stand by defeating Egypt’s Hosam Bakr Abdin to clinch a medal in the middleweight division. Rodriguez made his pro debut in April with a dominant decision victory over Brian True in Los Angles.
A teammate of Rodriguez on the 2016 Mexican Olympic team, Delgadomade his pro debut in style in April with a third round stoppage of Luis Angel Silva. The 22-year-old captured gold at the 2016 American Olympic Qualification to earn his trip to Rio. Born in Linares but training in Tijuana, Delgado compiled a 139-15 amateur record that included a victory over former world champion Amnat Ruenroeng.
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MAG-COMBATE AMERICAS NGA NABALIK SA AKONG LUNGSOD SA MEXICO SA BATA, HUNYO 30

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Danny “Ang Realista” Ramirez (gihulagway) makigbangga kang Rodrigo “Kazula” Vargas sa lightweight main event sa “Combate 15” sa Mexico City, Mexico niadtong Biyernes, Hunyo 30.

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GAMAY NGA MAIN NGA HITABO:
RODRIGO “KAZULA” VARGAS VS. DANNY "ANG REALISTA" RAMIREZ

Featherweight Co-Main nga Hitabo:
Levy "El Negro" Marroquin vs.. Andres "Ang Bala" Quintana

Gipili nga Women's Strawweight Bout:
Melissa “Melly” Martinez batok. Yajaira “Shokolate” Romo

Ang mga tiket alang sa "Combate 15" ibaligya sa dili madugay

BAG-ONG YORK – Mayo 25, 2017 – Ang Combate Americas maghimo sa iyang gipaabot nga pagbalik sa Mexico City, Mexico, nga adunay usa ka stacked lineup sa propesyonal nga Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) aksyon sa storya nga Salas de Armas sa Biyernes, Hunyo 30, nagpuyo sa Azteca America sa 10 sa gabii. UG.

Sa "Combate 15" lightweight (155 libra) main event, bag-ohay lang nga mananaog sa Combate Americas "Fight of the Night". Danny “The Realist” Ramirez (6-2) makigsangka sa batid nga manggugubat Rodrigo “Kazula” Vargas (6-3).

Sa featherweight (145 libra) co-main event, Levy "El Negro" Marroquin (5-1) nangita sa iyang ikaduhang sunodsunod nga kadaugan sa dihang nabanggaan niya ang red-hot Andres "Ang Bala" Quintana (11-2).

Dugang pa, Ang Combate Americas mogama sa iyang ikaduhang women's strawweight (115 libra) panagsangka sa kasaysayan kung wala’y pilde ang pagsugod Melissa “Melly” Martinez (1-0) nakig-uban sa talahuron Yajaira “Shokolate” Romo (3-2).

"Wala nay mas maayo nga paagi aron masugdan ang among kampanya sa away sa ting-init kaysa sa pagbalik sa Mexico City,” CEO sa Combate Americas Campbell McLaren miingon.

"Tungod kay gidala namon ang serye sa live event sa Combate America sa Mexico sa unang higayon kaniadtong Enero,” Mipadayon si McLaren, "Nakalot kami sa pipila sa labing mabangis, batan-on nga talento sa away sa usa ka nasud nga adunay usa ka mapahitas-on nga kasaysayan sa pagprodyus sa mga legendary world champion ug, sa Hunyo 30, Ang mga fans makakita sa pipila sa labing makapakurat nga aksyon hangtod karon sa 'La Jaula.' ”

Dugang nga "Combate 15" matchups ipahibalo sa dili madugay.

Rodrigo Vargas batok. Danny Ramirez

Ang 5-foot-7, 31-Ang tuig nga si Vargas nagpadulong sa "Combate 15" nga nakadaog sa upat sa iyang katapusang lima ka pagsugod, uban sa tanang upat ka mga kadaugan nga moabut pinaagi sa knockout o pagpasakop.

Pag-away gikan sa Mexico City, Ang "Kazula" adunay mga tawo sa lungsod nga natawhan sa iyang kiliran samtang siya nagtan-aw nga mobangon gikan sa kapildihan sa miaging Enero Marco Antonio Elpidio sa unsa ang usa ka epiko, see-saw battle sa "Combate 10."

Ramirez, 28, adunay kapin sa pito ka tuig nga kasinatian sa U.S. Marine Corps, nga "The Realist" nakahimo sa parlay sa usa ka malampuson nga cagefughing career. Pagkahuman giputol ang amateur circuit, ang 5-foot-9 nga Californian nahimong pro, sa paghugpong usa ka impresibo 6-2 record nga adunay upat ka knockouts.

Ang iyang labing bag-o nga kadaugan nakadawat usab og "Fight of the Night" nga pasidungog sa miaging Pebrero nga "Combate 11" affair, diin nasuko si Ramirez sa fan-favorite Erick “Ghost Pepper” Gonzalez sa tulo ka hugna nga gubat sa Burbank, Calif.

Levy Marroquin vs. Andres Quintana

Usa sa mga nanguna nga prospect nga nakig-away gikan sa Monterrey, Bag-ong Leone, Mexico, ang 5-foot-8, 21-Ang tuig nga si Marroquin nakahimo usa ka malampuson nga debut sa Combate Americas pinaagi sa paglahutay Pablo Sabori sa "Combate 12" sayo ning tuiga sa Tijuana.

Ang "El Negro" adunay upat ka pagkahuman sa lima ka daog, split tali sa knockouts (2) ug pagsumiter (2).

Quintana, 25, putlon ang iyang mga ngipon sa panahon 22 sa Ang Ultimate Fighter reality show sa dili pa mobalik sa lokal nga sirkito, diin ang 6-foot-1 nga 'Bullet' mikuha sa regional rankings aron makuha ang iyang puwesto sa Combate Americas roster.

Ang Albuquerque, Ang N.M.-based fighter wala mapakyas, mibalik sa Combate Americas' featherweight division sa iyang ulo uban sa usa ka kulbahinam, tulo ka hugna nga upset nga kadaugan batok sa produkto sa Team Alpha Male Erick Sanchez sa “Combate 11” niadtong Pebrero.

Melissa Martinez vs. Yajaira Romo

Gipabalik siya ni Martinez sa Mexico City, ingon man ang iyang debut sa Combate Americas, human mihunong Iliana Lopez sa iyang unang propesyonal nga away halos usa ka tuig ang milabay.

Nagbarug nga 5-foot-5, Si Yajaira Romo sa Monterrey nagtan-aw nga makabalik sa kolum sa kadaugan human ang iyang tulo ka sunodsunod nga kadaugan nahunong sa sayong bahin 2016. Ang "Shokolate" kay miyembro sa sikat nga Combate Libre Academia, ug adunay knockout power sa duha ka kamot.
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“Brave Warriors In Action” PPV To air Saturday live from Mexico

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TENAFLY, N.J.(Mayo 23, 2017) – Four action-packed fights on the “Brave Warriors in Action” card, co-promoted by A & T Events and Promotions and Mundo Boxing, will air live karong Sabado sa gabii (Mayo 27) on pay per view from Merida Yucatan, Mexico.
“Brave Warriors In Action” is a television presentation of Integrated Sports Media.
Integrated Sports Media will distribute “Brave Warriors In Action” live in the United States, sugod sa 9 sa gabii. UG / 6 sa gabii. PT, on cable, satellite and internet pay-per-view via iN Demand, Vubiquity, and DISH, in addition to being available in the US, Mexico and worldwide on the FITE app and website (www.FITE.tv), alang sa usa ka gisugyot nga retail nga presyo sa lamang $24.95.
Lungsod nga natawhan paborito Manuel “El Venado” Ceballos (12-1, 8 KOs) battles veteran Argentinean fighter Cesar Hernan Reynoso (14-8-4, 7 KOs) for the vacant World Boxing Organization (WBO) Latino super middleweight title in the 10-round main event.
Sa 10-round co-bahin, undefeated Colombian knockout artist Romar Alexis Angulo (21-0, 18 KOs) will be showcased against another tough Argentinian super middleweight challenger, Rolando Mansilla (13-3-1, 5 KOs). Angulo is world rated by the WBO at No. 12 ug ang No. 13 by the International Boxing Federation (IBF).
Something must give in the potentially explosive eight-round middleweight match-up between Elias “Latin Kid” Espadas (14-3, 9 KOs), who will be fighting at home, and his fellow Mexican opponent, Michelle “el Bravo” Rosales (34-12, 27 KOs).
In the six-round heavyweight bout opening the PPV broadcast, Tyrone “Hari sa mga Ring” Spong (8-0, 8 KOs) puts his perfect pro record on the line against Juan Carlos “Chino” Salas (6-11, 4 KOs). A native of Suriname who fights out of Miami, the 6′ 2″, 230-pound Spong is a former professional kickboxer (74-7-1, 46 KOs).
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Largest MMA event in The Americas July 14-15 in Monterrey, Mexico

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Monte CARLO, Monaco (Mayo 3, 2017)- The World MMA Association (WMMAA) has announced that its 2017 Pan-American Championships, the largest MMA event ever in The Americas, will be held this coming Hulyo 14-15 in Monterrey, Mexico.
National teams from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Uruguay, Brazil, along with special guest Spain, are expected to compete in the 2017 Pan-American Championships.
“Representing your country on the biggest continental competition of nations, it strikes you, your heart starts to race in anticipation of the grand journey into WMMAA history,” Pan-American Division president Tomas Yu miingon.
The PAN-AM Board of Directors met again this past month during a collaboration with USA Boxing, during the latter’s 2017 Western Elite Qualifier & Regional Open, when the tentative announcement was made that Monterrey (Mexico) would be the event host this July.
Albuquerque, New Mexico was a leading destination host, Apan, PAN-AM Board members voted in favor of Monterrey as the ultimate location.
“WMMAA Mexico, as well as Monterrey as the host city this year, is a huge step in the development of the championships and movement as a whole,” Yu midugang. “Monterrey has been an active sport city. It was the first city to bid on the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics. Monterrey had never bid on an Olympic Game prior to its effort to bid for the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics. The city did host several matches of the 1986 FIFA World Cup.
“The moment we have all been waiting for is finally here as the 2017 Pan-American Championships will take place in Monterrey, Mexico this coming Hulyo 14-15. The final decision has been made and now it is time to exhale, relax, and peacefully wait for the upcoming grand event, gathering people from all around the world to watch their country’s athletes competing among the best.”
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WBC SANCTIONS SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT ELIMINATOR BETWEEN UNDEFEATED DAVID BENAVIDEZ AND ROGELIO MEDINA FOR #2 MANDATORY TO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

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Now that sanction has officially been granted, the next fight for red-hot undefeated super middleweight David “Ang Red Flag” Benavidez will be an eliminator for the #2 mandatory challenger spot in the WBC’s world rankings against highly regarded contender Rogelio “Porky” Medina, sa Sonora, Mexico.

WBC #1-rated Callum Smith and WBC #2-rated Anthony Dirrell will fight for the vacant 168 WBC Championship (tentatively scheduled for May), the winner of that fight must then face undefeated WBC #3 contender, Avni Yildirim, from Turkey. The champion at the end of those two fights will be mandated to face the winner of the Benavidez vs. Medina eliminator.

For Benavidez (17-0, 16 KOs), who served as chief sparring partner for middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin’s recent preparations to face Danny Jacobs, news of the fight with Medina is a welcome development.

“This is the biggest opportunity of my life and I’m not going to let it go to waste,” said Benavidez. “I’m going to destroy this guy like I do everybody else. I have never trained this hard for a fight and I feel that, come fight time, I’ll be extremely strong and do it up.”

Giisip nga usa ka boxing prodigy pinaagi sa daghang mga, the 20-year-old Benavidez, who turned professional at age 16, is the brother of former interim WBA World Super Lightweight Jose Benavidez, and has been trained since age two by his father Jose Benavidez Sr.

Father/trainer Jose says everyone on Team Benavidez is aware of what’s at stake against the formidable Medina, who lost a controversial decision to IBF World Champion James DeGale’s last year, in a fight that many felt Medina won.

“We are excited and working really hard,” siya miingon. “This is the toughest fight of his career, so we’re taking it super serious. This is a big opportunity for us to shine and look good and go to the next level. We were training with Golovkin here in Big Bear (California) and we’ve decided to stay here and keep training until the fight.”

“I know he’s a tough fighter and he’s been in a lot of wars, and he has a lot of experience, but I’m very motivated for this fight,” continued David. “We have a month and a half in training with Golovkin in camp already. Camp with him is hard work and training here in Big Bear gets you to the next level. The hard work I’m doing here will definitely get me this win.”

Promoter Lewkowicz says any remaining questions about young Benavidez will be answered in this fight.

“This is the final test for David Benavidez,” said Lewkowicz. “If he does to this guy what he did to so man other fighters, it will be time for the world to acknowledge that David is going to be a star in boxing. This test will show everyone that he is truly everything we’ve been saying he is since he was a teenager. I am proud of the hard work he is doing and look forward to this great victory.”

Date and site for the fight are being negotiated. More details to follow.

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Reynoso to Face Valenzuela for WBC Silver Latino Super Bantamweight Championship on April 1 in Guadalajara, Mexico

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Sa Sabado, Abril 1, at the Arena Jalisco in Guadalajara, México, promoters Eddie Reynoso of Clase y Talento, and Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing will team up to present a night of world-class boxing, televised live on TyC Sports of Argentina.
As part of TyC’s ongoing 25th anniversary celebration of boxing shows, this exciting event will feature a 10-round battle for the WBC Silver Latino Super Bantamweight Championship between Buenos Aires, Argentina’s Roman Ruben Reynoso (19-1-2, 8 KOs) and Sonora, Mexico’s Christian “Molacho” Valenzuela (13-0-1, 8 KOs).
Reynoso has left his native Argentina just twice in his career, but on one of those occasions, fought to a split draw with well-regarded prospect Adam Lopez on ShoBox: The New Generation in July 2016. Like Reynoso, the undefeated Valenzuela has never left his home country, but has stayed busy with 14 fights in his three-year career.
In the chief supporting bout, Argentinean 2016 Summer Olympian Alberto Palmetta will go for his third consecutive victory as a professional against Mexico City’s Luis Montelongo (4-1).
26-year-old Palmetta, a junior middleweight, was one of the most heavily decorated amateurs in his country’s history, in addition to fighting in the 2016 Summer Olympics, he won numerous national and international distinctions including the bronze medal at the 2015 Pan American Games. He turned professional in November 2016.
Sa pasiunang duwa televised, Novato, California via Uruguay’s Rudy Macedo (3-0, 3 KOs) will face also undefeated Leonel Rodriguez of Mexico in a four-round welterweight showdown. The power-punching Macedo was an amateur world champion, PAL champion and five-time Silver Gloves Champion. He is trained by Nonito Donaire Sr.
The event is sponsored by Tecate beer, “cervezas con carácter.”
“I am proud to be part of this event and to be helping TyC celebrate their anniversary,” said Sampson Lewkowicz. “They have done a tremendous service to boxing throughout their history. Thank you to my esteemed partner, Eddie Reynoso, ingon man. I’m looking forward to a great night of fights for the fans in Mexico, Argentina and around the world to enjoy.”

Five more exciting bouts are scheduled for the untelevised undercard.
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Human sa usa ka malampuson kaayo nga run ingon sa usa ka matchmaker ug adviser, Sampson Lewkowicz mibalhin ngadto sa promotional nga bahin sa propesyonal nga boxing sa Enero 2008.
Sampson Boxing mitubo ngadto sa usa sa mga kalibutan sa labing prestigious promotional kompaniya, nga nagrepresentar sa daghan sa mga kalibutan sa labing maayo nga mga manggugubat ug labing masaarong batan-on contenders.

Sampson Boxing adunay promotional mga kauban sa tanan nga mga sa ibabaw sa North ug South America, Africa, Asia, New Zealand, Australia, Europe ug Central America ug Sampson Boxing mga panghitabo nga telebisyon sa maong premiere networks sama sa HBO, Showtime, ESPN, VS. ug sa pipila ka internasyonal nga network.
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“Cancun Boxing” This Friday night at 11 sa gabii. ET on CBS Sports Network

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World-class boxers Francisco Rodriguez & Dante Jardon
In world-title implication fights
CANCUN, Mexico (Pebrero 9, 2017) – The first installment of the 2017 “Cancun Boxing” sunod-sunod nga, presented by Pepe Gomez’ Cancun Boxing in association with Neon Star Sports & Kalingawan, sa kahanginan ugma sa gabii (Biyernes sa gabii, Feb. 10) in North America, sugod sa 11 sa gabii. UG / 8 sa gabii. PT, on CBS Sports Network.
The event took place Feb. 4 at Grand Oasis Cancun the Hotel Complex, Cancun`s ONLY Ultimate All-Inclusive Entertainment Resort, which hosts all series events.
The main event and co-feature showcased a pair of world-class Mexican fighters, former minimumweight world champion Francisco “Chihuas” Rodriguez and No.1 world rated lightweight Dante “Crazy” Jardon, in critical matches that had immediate world title fight implications.
The main event was a scheduled 10-round flyweight bout between Rodriguez (20-4-1, 13 KOs) ug Hajime Nagai (14-7-2, 4 KOs), of Japan. Rodriguez captured the World Boxing Organization (WBO) minimumweight title March 22, 2014 sa Mexico, by way of a 10-round technical knockout over previously unbeaten Merlito Sabillo (23-0-1), who was making his third title defense.
Rodriguez dropped IBF minimumweight title-holder Katsunari Takayama (27-6) once en route to his 12-round unanimous decision victory August 9, 2014, sa Mexico, in their unification match. Rodriguez later vacated both of his world minimumweight titles.
Rated as the No. 3 flyweight contender in the world by the WBO and No. 11 pinaagi sa IBF, ingon man usab sa No. 9 as a light flyweight by the World Boxing Council (WBC), Rodriguez can position himself for a potential title shot against WBO reigning flyweight champion Zou Shiming (9-2, 2 KOs), the 2-time Olympic gold medalist from China, who is scheduled to fight an opponent to be determined Marso 6 sa Macau.
Sa 10-round co-bahin, WBC No. 1 contender Jardon (30-5, 23 KOs) defended his WBC International Silver lightweight title belt against his fellow Mexico City challenger, Francisco “Paquito” Rojo (18-2, 11 KOs).
Jardon’s most notable victories have been over two-time world title challenger Miguel Roman (WDEC12) diha sa ilang 2012 rematch, world title challenger Adrian Verduro (DQ2) and former world super featherweight titlist Gamaliel Diaz (KO8) sa 2013, and two-time world champion Juan Carlos Salgado (DEC12) last March.
WBC Diamond title-holder and reigning World Boxing Association (WBA) lightweight world champion, Jorge Linares (41-3, 27 KOs), of Venezuela, gikatakda sa pagpakig-away Dagat. 24 in a rematch with former WBA champion Anthony Crolla (31-5-3-3, 13 KOs) sa Manchester, United Kingdom.
If Jardon impressively defeated Rojo, he could be on the long list to fight Linares later this year, or now, as the No. 1 mandatory challenger, he could take on new WBC lightweight king Mickey Garcia (36-0, 30 KOs), the rising American star who recently knocked out defending WBC 135-pound division champion Dejan Zlaticanin (22-1, 15 KOs). Garcia was rated No. 2 to Jardon in the most recent WBC lightweight world ratings.
The televised action starts with an eight-round welterweight bout between Juan “Walhon” Alvarez (24-7, 16 KOs) ug undefeated paglaom Henry “Bestia” Franco (8-0, 5 KOs). Portions of an eight-round bantamweight match follows, tali sa Francisco “Panchito” Horta (12-3-1, 6 KOs) batok Francisco “Relampago” Hernandez (6-1, 2 KOs).
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Promoters Team Up to Present World-Class Night of Boxing in Guadalajara, Mexico, sa Pebrero 11

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Sa Sabado, Pebrero 11, at Jalisco Guadalajara Arena in Guadalajara, Mexico, a trio of well-established promoters, Eddie Reynoso of Clase y Talento Boxeo, Eric Gomez of Golden Boy Promotions and Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing, will team up to present a night of world-class boxing featuring some of Latin America’s future champions.
The event will be presented in association with and broadcast by RingTV.com and TyC Sports of Argentina for the 25th anniversary of their popular Boxeo De Primera to most of North and South America.
In the explosive 10-round main event, Buenos Aires, Argentina’s undefeated Juan Jose “El Pitbull” Velasco (14-0, 8 KOs) will defend his WBA Fedebol Welterweight Championship against once-beaten Fernando “El Cacho” Marin (13-1-3, 9 KOs) of Monterrey, Mexico.
In the eight-round super featherweight co-main event, Córdoba, Argentina’s Jose Matias Romero (12-0, 5 KOs) will take on Guadalajara’s Bernardo “Benny” Gomez Uribe (18-6, 11 KOs).
On the exciting undercard will be a six-round lightweight scrap between Los Mochis, México’s Jairo “Jimmy” Llanes (9-1-1, 8 KOs) facing Emmanuel “Ang Manggugubat” Valenzuela (4-5, 2 KOs) of Ciudad Obregón, México; and eight-round heavyweight battle featuring Guadalajara’s undefeated Filiberto “Chiquilín” Tovar (5-0, 2 KOs) taking on Lawrence Elizondo (8-1, 3 KOs) of Monterrey, México; sa usa ka “all Guadalajara” six-round super featherweight bout between Heliodoro Napoles (2-2, 1 KOs) and Carlos Mauricio Rochas (1-2).
Five four-round bouts will open the show, featuring super featherweights Alexander Villa (3-0, 3 KOs) of Guadalajara and Zapopan, Mexico’s Hugo Barajas (0-2); featherweights Jair Campos (1-0, 1 KO) sa Tepic, Nayarit and Guadalajara’s Leonardo Cervantes (1-8); as well as three more “All Guadalajara” match-ups, including junior middleweights Oscar Larios (Pro debut) and Juan Carlos González (Pro debut); welterweights Walter Loera (1-0, 1 KO) and Angel Fernando Lambarena (0-1); and lightweights Jose Manuel Garcia (1-0, 1 KOs) and Luis Guzman (0-1).
“I am very proud to be part of this event and to be working with my esteemed partners, Eddie Reynoso of Clase y Talento Boxeo and Eric Gomez of Golden Boy Promotions,” said Sampson Lewkowicz. “It is our intention to make this into a series of shows that showcase the best of boxing’s new talent. Guadalajara is a beautiful place with so many knowledgeable boxing fans. I’m very much looking forward to a great night.”

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Del Valle arrives in Dallas; Ready to Shine Saturday Night

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Dallas, TX (September 12, 2016) – IBF #8 super bantamweight Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle and his team arrived in Dallas this afternoon after leaving Puerto Rico earlier today.
Walog, who hails from Bayamon, meets unbeaten Diego De La Hoya, 15-0 (9 KO ni), Sabado evening over ten rounds in what is expected to be a classic Puerto Rico vs Mexico slugfest. The bout opens an HBO PPV telecast starting at 9 PM ET headlined by the junior middleweight championship fight between pound for pound superstar Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and reigning WBO champion Liam Smith. The card takes place a short distance from Dallas in Arlington, TX at AT&T Stadium, best known as the home of the Dallas Cowboys.
Walog, 22-2 (16 KO ni), had grueling training camp to prepare for what he calls the biggest fight of his career. With his preparation in the books, Del Valle is supremely confident that the work he put in along with his significant experience advantage will guide him to victory.
"The work has been put in by myself and my team,"Miingon Del Valle. “I’m focused and ready to fight. A win can change everything for me. De La Hoya is undefeated and people are discussing him as a future superstar. His team believes I’m the guy he’ll beat to get to the next level and that’s a major mistake. I’ve been down this road before and this was the best camp I ever had. Ang ingon nga Ingon Sabado sa gabii, everybody will see that Orlandito Del Valle is a serious player in the 122 pound division!"