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FITE TV announces television carriage deal for the WMMAA Pan-American Division Championships October 8-9 in Chile

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Go to FITE TV interview with host Jim “J.R.” Ross and
WMMAA Pan-American Division president Tomas Yu
NEW YORK, NY (August 26, 2016) — FITE TV, in conjunction with the World MMA Association (WMMAA), announced today that it will be broadcasting the inaugural WMMAA Pan-American Division Championships live on FITE TV starting with the preliminary matches Rāhoroi, October 8, and the final Sunday October 9, 2016.
FITE is a television network, via a downloadable app, that specializes in all things fighting, including boxing, mamau, MMA and Martial Arts. FITE is a free app that is available for download at the Google Play or iTunes app stores.
I Oketopa. 8-9, the WMMAA is bringing the top amateur MMA competitors from around the world to Santiago, Chile for a two-day competition. Neke atu i te 12 countries will be represented in eight different weight classes (6 tangata, 2 women classes). Michelle Bachelet, the President of Chile, is slated to participate in the opening ceremonies and preside over the closing of the event. In addition to the in-ring MMA competition, the weekend will feature a fitness expo and Ring Girl Latina 2016 pageant. As of today, 12 countries have committed to participating in the event, including the United States, Mexico, Cuba, Aruba, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Bolivia, and Brazil.
“We are thrilled to be able to offer free viewing of one of the most anticipated MMA events in the Pan-American region each year on the innovative FITE TV app,” WMMAA Pan-American Division President Tomas Yu kōrero. “Na, if you are not able to be at the event to watch the action live, you can now see it anywhere in the world.”
“With the addition of such a prestigious event to FITE TV, we continue to increase the diversity of the combat fighting programming, now offered live and on a VOD basis on the app,” mea Michael Weber, Senior Vice President of Marketing for FITE. “It is a honor to work with MMA professionals such as Tomas Yu and his team who continue to increase the visibility of their organization worldwide.”
The television programming schedule and additional participating countries will be announced in the immediate future.
About FITE TV: FITE TV is a product of Flipps Media and is a free mobile app that is a one-stop shop for viewing all sports within the fighting discipline globally including MMA, mamau ngaio, mekemeke, and traditional martial arts. With only access to a smartphone and a connected TV, with the FITE app, viewers can watch live events, on-demand programming, interviews and fighting sports related movies and documentaries on the big TV screen. More information can be found at www.fite.tv.
About Flipps Media: Flipps delivers on-demand entertainment to any nearby connected TV from your mobile device without any additional hardware. The company has offices in San Mateo, New York and Sofia, Bulgaria and is backed by Tim Draper, Earlybird Venture Capital, Aslanoba Capital and LAUNCHub. Flipps’ patented technology immediately works with over 350+ million connected TVs and is compatible with over 7,000 manufacturer models requiring no set up, no pairing devices, no cables, no dongles and no set top box. The Flipps mobile application is free and available on iTunes and Google Play. More information can be found at www.flipps.com.
About WMMAA: The goal of the World MMA Association is to provide unbiased structure and guardrail the growth of MMA as the official world governing body for Mixed Martial Arts. A non-profit organization founded in 2012, WMMAA is on a mission to develop a standardized and regulated organization, including competition, whakangungu, officiating, testing and growth when necessary. Neke atu i te 50 countries have been granted WMMAA membership.
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Del Valle on bout with De La Hoya: “Expect fireworks”

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Bayamon, PR (August 23, 2016) – Super bantamweight contender Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle is not one to waste time in the squared circle.

Currently the International Boxing Federation’s #8 nguha runga, Del Valle scored 16 o tona 22 victories by knockout including nine within the first three rounds. Known for bringing the heat to his foes from the opening bell, Del Valle is accustom to partaking in exciting fights and most recently dropped hard-hitting Thomas Snow twice en route to a unanimous decision victory.

I Mahuru 17, Del Valle faces unbeaten and highly touted Diego De La Hoya in a ten round contest. The bout opens up the Saul Alvarez-Liam Smith pay per view telecast from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. It is also renewing boxing’s oldest rivalry as Del Valle represents Puerto Rico while De La Hoya fights out of Mexico. The nephew of boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya, Diego’s 15-0 ki 9 te whakauru ia i te knockout. I te Mei, he battered previously unbeaten Rocco Santomaruo en route to a 7th round stoppage.

Raorao, who is seven years De La Hoya’s senior, serves as a notable step up in class. Del Valle respects De La Hoya’s ability and believes it will be a classic Puerto Rico vs Mexico type battle while it lasts before his experience ultimately powers him to victory.

“The fans can expect fireworks on the 17th,” Del Valle said of his upcoming showdown with De La Hoya. “We’re both warriors and know that something bigger will follow if we win in a high profile fight like this. He is a good young fighter that has talent but I’m battle tested. I’ve fought former world champions and learned from my past bouts where I was matched tough. My experience will be a key for me in this fight. I can’t wait to put on a show for boxing fans all over the world!"

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Yory Boy Campas farewell fight against Anthony Bonsante to be streamed LIVE, this Saturday onGFL.TV

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Island roa, NY (January 20, 2016) – This Saturday night in Butte, Montana, former world junior middleweight champion “Yory Boy” Campus will make his 126th and final ring appearance when he takes on former participant of Ko te nguha, Anthony Bonsante.
The action will get underway at 10 PM ET / 7 PM PT i runga i GFL.TV for a suggested retail price of $14.99.
Fans can order the event by clicking HERE
Campas of Navojoa, Mexico and now residing in Montana has a record of 105-17-3 with an astronomical 81 knockouts.
To say he has faced everybody in the Welterweight through Middleweight divisions is an understatement.
Campas won the IBF Junior Middleweight title with a 8th round stoppage over previously undefeated and former U.S. Olympian Marquez on December 6, 1997. He made 3 successful defenses of the title before being stopped by Fernando Vargas.
On four more occasions, Campas challenged for a world championship but came up short against Felix Trinidad, Oscar De La Hoya, Jose Luis Lopez and Daniel Santos.
Campas is undefeated since 2012 and will look to close out his storied career against the veteran Bonsante.
Bonsante of Shakopee, Minnesota he lekooti o 34-12-3 ki 19 knockouts, appeared on Ko te nguha i roto i te 2004 has wins over Tony Ayala (31-1), Brent Cooper (20-2-2), Troy Lowry (27-6) & Matt Vanda (35-2).
Bonsante is on 2 fight winning streak with his latest being a 8-round unanimous decision over David Gonzalez on September 26, 2015.
He is a former IBA Super Middleweight champion & Minnesota State Middleweight champion.
A full undercard will also take place:
Daniel Gonzalez e i runga i Jesse Uhde in a 10-round bout for the Montana State Super Welterweight title.
Jered Lunceford whawhai Mickey Walker in a 4-round Light Heavyweight bout.
Anthony Curtiss a Aaron Snow will make their pro debut in a Super Lightweight contest.
Eric Hempstead Ka whawhai Anthony Sullivan in a 4-round Cruiserweight bout.
Jacob Szilasi boxes Jake Fowler in a 4-round Super Welterweight bout.
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Sampson Boxing Signs Promotional Agreement with Undefeated Featherweight Mario Munoz

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Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing proudly announces the signing of undefeated featherweight Mario “Yayo” Munoz to a promotional contract.
25-year-old Munoz, from Guadalajara, Mexico, currently sports a record of 16-0-1, 10 KOs and has been a professional since 2011. He will make his promotional debut under the Sampson Boxing banner onFebruary 19 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City when he takes on fellow unbeaten Adam Lopez (14-0, 7 Koó).
The fight against Lopez will be Munoz’s first outside Mexico. To prepare for this tough assignment, Munoz is working hard with trainer/manager Rafael Guzman and world-class Sampson Boxing stablemates Hugo “Cuatito” Ruiz (35-3, 31 Koó) and Jorge “Pepe” Lara (27-0-2, 19 Koó) in Guadalajara.
“I am proud to have a great promoter like Sampson helping me now,” said Munoz. “It will make me fight that much harder knowing I have the backing to become a world champion behind me. I will train to the top of my ability for February 19and for every fight I have with my new promoter. Together we will become world champion.”
“Sampson is my trusted friend and I feel this agreement will help Mario very much,” said Rafael Guzman. “Mario is very talented and determined and will go far in the sport. We needed the right promotional backing to take the next step and we now have it.”
“I am very happy to be adding another proud Mexican warrior to my stable of fighters,” Said Sampson Lewkowicz. “Along with Mario and Cuatito Ruiz and Pilon Lara I have the Red Flag, Rawiri Benavidez. Those are four very talented fighters and it makes me proud to be their promoter. Mario Munoz has a bright future in boxing if he keeps working as hard as he does and it’ll be a pleasure to help him with his career. It is my vision to continue to find new Mexican stars like him and welcome them to the Sampson Boxing family.”
Mō Sampson mekemeke
I muri i te oma tino angitu ano he matchmaker me te kaitohutohu, Whakawhiti i runga Sampson Lewkowicz ki te taha whakatairanga o te mekemeke ngaio i roto i te Hānuere 2008.
Kua tupu Sampson Mekemeke ki tetahi o umanga whakatairanga tino whaimana o te ao, māngai maha pai whawhai a te ao, me te tino whaihua kuao contenders o.

He Sampson mekemeke hoa whakatairanga katoa i runga i Te Tai Tokerau me te South America, Africa, Asia, Aotearoa, Ahitereiria, Kua ngā huihuinga Europa me Central America, me Sampson Mekemeke teata i te taua whatunga tuatahitia rite HBO, Showtime, ESPN, VU. a rave rahi whatunga ao.
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Cotto vs. Alvarez ** I roto i te-Hōhonu Arokite me Analysis **

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Na Tony Penecale

 

He neherā e rongonui puta noa i te aamu. The Hatfields and The McCoys, Te Capulets me te Montagues me te Yankees New York me te Boston Red Sox he neherā kawa katoa. It can be argued that the most brutal is the long-standing boxing rivalry between Puerto Rican fighters against their Mexican counterparts. The next chapter matches the experience and heavy hands of Puerto Rican icon Miguel Cotto against the youth and power of Mexican dynamo Saul “Canelo” Alvarez. When they meet on Saturday night, Ka whawhai e rua e mau ana i te whakapehapeha o to ratou whenua ki roto ki te whakakai me i te mantra o toa Spartan, ka puta ratou i te whawhai ki te whakangungu rakau ranei i runga i te reira. Who will be carrying his shield at the end of their encounter and who will be carried out on his?

 

PAKEKE, RECORD, Me tatauranga

 

Maoa: Age: 35 tau

Record: 40-4 (33 Knockouts)

Teitei: 5’7”

Taumaha: 153 * * Taumaha mō te a'ee whakamutunga (6-6-15)

Totoro: 67"

 

Alvarez: Age: 25 tau

Record: 45-1-1 (32 Knockouts)

Teitei: 5’9”

Taumaha: 154 * * Taumaha mō te a'ee whakamutunga (5-9-15)

Totoro: 70"

 

Mau ohipa Ring

 

Maoa:

WBO Junior Welterweight Champion ('04 -'06)

WBA Welterweight Champion ('06 -'08)

WBO Welterweight Champion ('09)

WBA Junior whitu Champion ('10 -'12)

WBC whitu Champion ('14 -Pres)

 

Alvarez:

WBC Junior whitu Champion ('11 -'13)

WBA Junior whitu Champion (13)

 

STYLE

 

Maoa:

Nei pouaka He Stalker tinana i te tū haratau, Kua whakawhanakehia cotto pūkenga pai mekemeke engari pai tonu ki te haere mai tonu i mua, a kakahu hoariri ki raro, ki te whakaeke tinana nanakia. Cotto favors hooks and uppercuts to straight punches and turns every bout into a war of attrition. Doesn’t have lights-out punching power but is very punishing. Most of his stoppage victories have come late, i muri i hoariri ki tona kua tawhitotia iho. Will often leave himself open to counters when trying to unleash his offense.

 

Alvarez:

He pukuriri, toa tinana ki tâu'a pūkenga mekemeke me te wawetanga, Pinepine Alvarez mau hoariri ki raro, ki te pēhanga ōrite me nifó taimaha-tukua. Will use feints and counters to throw is opponents timing off and create openings for a strength-sapping body attack. Carries fight-changing power in both hands but sometimes doesn’t throw enough punches. While he is most known for his offensive skills, Alvarez i tika, engari e kore e nui, pūkenga ārai paheke, me te ārai nifó.

 

MĀLOHINGÁ

 

Maoa:

* Attack Body - cotto ko te tino pea te puncher tinana pai i roto i te hākinakina i teie mahana. He wings thunderous hooks on the inside that make contact with whatever is available: rara, pokohiwi, utumu, pouaka, me ringa, ki ngā hua e halaia.

 

* Kaha - cotto ko te toa kaha, me te tinana. Even as he has grown from junior welterweight up to middleweight, tonu ana ia hei kaha tinana, nehenehe o te mau iho hoariri nui.

 

* Heart - te maua e cotto te rota o te whakapehapeha ka sitepu ia ki te mowhiti. He has been in a number of wars where he’s been cut, patototanga iho, ranei i roto i te tahi atu mau tupuraa kino, whakakitea a kua cotto te ngakau o te toa.

 

Alvarez:

* Power kekeno - mauria e Alvarez whatitiri i roto i te ringa e rua. He is knockout power in either hand, engari tona patu tino rahi noho i roto i tona matau maui. A single left hook rendered the iron-jawed Carlos Baldomir unconscious and his knockout of James Kirkland was a potential knockout of the year candidate.

 

* Kaha - Alvarez ko te pae tino-höu me nohoia-hanga toa ki te manamana kaha. He is effective in backing fighters up, ara, no te kore e ū nifó Nini. Against the smaller Josesito Lopez, ara ia ia i ona waewae, ka tonoa ia ki te koaka ki nifó e ū ki te uma o tana.

 

* E halaia Body Attack - Alvarez pai ki te mau i tana hoariri ki raro i roto i te ahua Mexican tuku iho o whiunga i te tinana. While he is economical with his punches, e whakaorangia ia mätou i runga i ia tokua, tautautefito ki kuru mahue matau te ki te ate.

 

VAIVAI'ANGÁ

 

Maoa:

* Ngā pānga o Wars - kua cotto kua whakataetae ki te pato'iraa-ao o te piha no te i runga i te tekau tau. He suffered two brutal losses to Antonio Margarito and Manny Pacquiao and suffered punishment in his wins over Ricardo Torres, Zab Hura, a Shane Mosley. While he has had a resurgence working with Freddie Roach, ngā pānga o ana pakanga mua e taea e te whara.

 

* Easy ki te Hit - hanga cotto kua whakapai ake ki tona korero, engari kua te pakirehua e tona korero pai ko te hara pai tonu. His wide open offense and relentless body attack often leaves him open to be hit with counterpunches, matua matau me uppercuts.

 

* Chin - Pūkenga ki te hara e rau e pängia ana ia ki te haukoti i nifó, Ka taea e kauwae wiriwiri o cotto hei tunu mo te kino. Cotto was wobbled or dropped in several of his earlier fights and then battered, bloodied a TKO'd i roto i tona whawhai ki a Margarito (1st whawhai) a Pacquiao. Even the light-punching Floyd Mayweather staggered him late in their fight.

 

Alvarez:

* Kotahi ahu - e kore e Alvarez urutau pai i roto i te waenganui-whawhai. He comes in with a single game-plan and has not shown the ability to adjust even when his tactics are not working. He struggled in his wins over Austin Trout and Erislandy Lara and was easily out-boxed against Mayweather.

 

* Rohirohi - mahi pakeke i roto i te omaoma me Alvarez Ko nga wa katoa i roto i te āhua nui, engari maha kitea te reira pakeke ki te haere honga tonu hoki te a tawhio katoa, rawa rite ana whawhai haere ki te rauna waenganui ranei i muri mai. In his match with Austin Trout, Whakakitea Alvarez ngenge nui i nga wa, me te ara kitea ia te pūruatanga o.

 

* Easy ki te Hit -Alvarez he tonu he momo hara-tuatahi o te toa nei e pai ki te tono te pēhanga ki ona hoariri. He will leave himself open to counter punches, ringa rawa matau, counter mahue matau.

 

A'ee MUA

 

Maoa:

(6/6/15) - Wahia cotto Ahitereiria Daniel Geale i roto i te korero taitara whitu, patoto ia i roto i te wha rauna. After winning the first three rounds, Floored cotto Geale rua i roto i te 4th tawhio, ia akina ki te tuku.

 

Alvarez:

(5/9/15) - Riro Alvarez te pūmanawa Whawhai-o-2015 ki te kaitono mō te Knockout-o-te Tau, whakangaro James Kirkland i roto i toru rauna. The limited but dangerous Kirkland attacked early and the slugfest was initiated. Alvarez scored three knockdowns including a final right hand the rendered Kirkland unconscious.

 

3 BEST mahi

 

Maoa:

* Sergio Martinez (6/7/14) - Cotto inoino te tino-i titiro engari hoholo, me te whara-pängia ana "Maravilla" Martinez. Cotto started quickly flooring the middleweight champion three times in the opening round and punished him throughout until the bout was halted in the 10th tawhio.

 

* Zab Hura (6/9/07) - Cotto i ki mau te tahi mau taime fifi wawe ki te southpaw ohorere, whiwhi Ru me te mamae i te tapahia i raro i tona ngutu. Cotto’s relentless pressure gradually broke down Judah, sapping tona kaha. Cotto finished the show, maturuturu Hura i roto i te 9 a tawhio noa i mua i te mutunga tu ia i roto i 11 rauna.

 

* Alfonso Gomez (4/12/08) - Whakanohoia cotto i runga i te whakaaturanga auheke, te ranu pūkenga mekemeke ki te whakaeke tinana nanakia ki te tino obliterate paingia "ka nguha" konumohe Gomez i te TKO a tawhio 5. Cotto dominated the action and scored knockdowns in the 2nd, 3RD, me te 5 rauna, te patu ia Gomez ki tāpaetanga.

 

Alvarez:

* James Kirkland (5/9/15) - Ko te reira i te 2015 putanga o Hagler-Hearns. Kirkland attacked relentlessly at the bell and Alvarez responded in kind. Alvarez scored a knockdown in the 1st a tawhio noa, a tape'ahia taime poto o Kirkland o te angitu, kuaha ia ki te uppercut i roto i te 3RD tawhio, i mua i oti i a ia ki te picturesque ringa matau momeniti anake i muri mai.

 

* Kermit Cintron (11/26/11) - Te hanga ana 3RD taitara korero, Alvarez i hanga titiro te reira ngāwari ki te toa ahua mangu Welterweight o mua. Alvarez made Cintron appear older than his true age of 32, a whiua ia ki te humarie. Alvarez scored a knockdown in the 4th a tawhio noa i mua i te aki te ia mercilessly, me te akina te paahitia i roto i te 5th.

 

* Carlos Baldomir (9/18/10) - Ko Alvarez te 20 tau prodigy tawhito anga i te toa roa te ao o mua i roto i te Baldomir. Alvarez was successful boxing early and using his advantages in speed and skill to sweep the first five rounds. But it was his display in the 6th that was memorable. Alvarez rocked Baldomir before finally dropping with a left hook, utua ia te kohatu i te aroaro o patua e ia te moenga, me te pā ki a ia i tona mate mutu anake i roto i te mahi-tau 16.

 

KĪ ki te wikitoria

 

Maoa:

* Whakamahia ngā hīkoinga ki a koki ki te pupuri i Alvarez atu toenga

 

* Kaua e tu koromatua-ki-koromatua ki te fakanatula nui Alvarez

 

* Whenua wawe ki te riro te faatura o Alvarez

 

Alvarez:

* Kia mau ki te pēhanga ki runga ki cotto ka hatepea atu te mowhiti

* Cotto werohanga i roto i a ka hopukia atu ia ki te hokohoko nifó

 

* Kia manawanui wawe a kakahu cotto iho

 

UIRAA

 

Maoa:

* Ka taea e cotto tu ake ki te hoariri o muri me te nui?

 

* I ona whakaora whakamutunga e rua atu o te take o te anga ahua mangu iti fakafepaki ranei?

 

* Pehea te nui e cotto tino kua mahue?

 

Alvarez:

* E taea Alvarez huri tona gameplan ki te hinga ia wawe i muri?

 

* Kia whakakitea E ana taunahatanga ārai ki te taua puncher mōrearea?

 

* He Alvarez te whakapai ake tonu?

 

PENECALE Prediction

 

Ka whakatuwhera cotto whakamahi ana ngā pūkenga mekemeke tâu'a me wawetanga, neke rerekë, a jabbing i roto i te kaha ki te pupuri i Alvarez i whakanoho ona waewae. Alvarez will advance trying to establish his own jab and work the body. Whenever Alvarez gets too close, Ka kaurori, atu cotto me taahi i runga i te koki ki te ārai pakeke torutoru. The first two rounds will be strategical but tense. The eruption can happen at any time.

 

Ka tīmata te mahi ki te tūkino i roto i te 3RD a tawhio rite Alvarez tonu whiwhi ofi me ope cotto ki te tīmata ki te tu ki tona whenua. Like a couple of mountain rams butting heads and locking horns, ka tīmata i te nifó mana ki te rere. Cotto will throw flashier combinations, ngā tika overhand ki te matenga, matau maui ki te tinana, me ārai pakeke ki te mata, me te utumu. Alvarez will dig his toes in and throw thumping single shots, uppercuts me matau, e rua ki te matenga, me te tinana, e hua i roto i te abrasion i raro i te kanohi maui, me te toto o cotto e vaí ki i tona mangai.

 

I roto i te rauna waenganui, Ka whai mekemeke pai, me te skillset o cotto ia paku mua i runga i nga scorecards engari ka waiho te rahi me te kaha painga o Alvarez, āta, me te pono, mau cotto iho. Cotto’s three-and-four-punch combinations will gradually reduce to two-punch combinations and single hooks to the body. The slower pace will favor Alvarez and he will be able to control the tempo and dig in with hard punches to the body and right hands to the face.

 

Haere ki te 7th tawhio, ki te a'ee tata noa, me te iteraa e kore ia e taea e kino ia i te nui Alvarez, Ka hoki cotto tona arotahi hoki ki te mekemeke i runga i te waho. The change in tactic will momentarily bewilder Alvarez, i hoko tauhokohoko whakamarie i roto i te awarua. The brief momentum shift will allow Cotto to regain a slight lead on the scorecards.

 

Te ite e ia kei muri ia me te anga i te hoariri nei te āta memenge, Ka faaohipa Alvarez blistering pēhanga i roto i te 9th tawhio, kiko cotto, ia akina ki te neke Kilisimasi ki te ora ranei, a meinga ia ki te whakapau pūngao utu nui i roto i te mahi pera. Whenever they get close, Ka whakamahi Alvarez ona pokohiwi ki uaua cotto me topenga ia ki matau poto me uppercuts, ha mōmeniti meatia ki a ia i roto i te 10th tawhio.

 

Ki te morphing tona mata ki te kanohi grotesque o te toto, me te tetere, he cotto huru pau ka hoki i roto i te pakaru haere 11th, patua tino mate a teuteu etahi o ona matau pai ki te tinana, me te upoko. Alvarez will be happy to trade hooks with him and the action will be intense. Late in the round, Ka whenua Alvarez he uppercut Nini rite cotto he tuwhera whanui a ka maturuturu te toa Rican Puerto ki ona turi, tata tutakina tona kanohi maui, me tona mangai turuturu toto. His heart will pull him to his feet and Alvarez will come in for the kill, poupou cotto ki te taura i reira te anake te utu o nifó totitoti e te pere.

 

I muri i te pa karapu ki te tīmata i te a tawhio noa whakamutunga, Ka patu i Alvarez cotto i te tīmatanga. A pair of right hands to the side of the head will wobble Cotto, ia akina ia kia hurori haere ki nga taura, ka hinga ki ona turi. Referee Robert Byrd will administer the count with Cotto rising at the count of 8, kaha rawa hoki ta raua ngangautanga e he OK ki te haere tonu ia. As soon as Byrd waves the fighters back together, Ka tupu Alvarez puta noa i te whakakai, ū te ringa matau, uppercut maui. As Cotto falls back against the neutral corner, Ka taahiraa Byrd i waenganui o ratou, ka mutu te whawhai, kïia Alvarez rite te toa.

 

Ko te toa i te TKO i 59 hēkona o te 12h a tawhio noa, ka waiho a Haora "Canelo" Alvarez!!!!

 

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Amanaki Venezuela Top Juan 'El Niño’ Ruiz e fehangahangai Juan Marquez i Culiacan

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Ko tētahi o nga toa tino nui i Venezuela o, Juan 'El Niño’ Ruiz (14-0, 8 KO o) Ko te whakatakotoria ki te hoki ki te mowhiti tenei Rāmere, August 21 i te Park Revolution i roto i te Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico.
Ruiz e fehangahangai toa Mexican, Juan Carlos Marquez ( 11-8-4, 5 Koó) i roto i te whawhai i whakaritea e ono rauna a'ee i te wehenga Welterweight.
I roto i tona whawhai whakamutunga, Ko te wikitoria ki te toa tūturu mua Gael Cota Marquez i te whakatau loto i roto i te whawhai whakaongaonga, puritia i roto i te Los Mochis.
“Ahau rite ki te tango i tenei wero ki te hoariri e matau ana ki tona mea, a ka kei te haere mai atu i te wini pai. Kua ahau i te puni whakangungu excelent ki toku kaiako Rene Miranda i Tijuana, a ahau ite tino māia ka whakahokia e ahau i te wikitoria mō te Venezuela. Te ti'aturi nei tatou e, i toku wa inaianei ko te, a ka taea e ahau tetahi tamataraa”- Kī Juan 'El Niño’ Ruiz, nana nei i oti tana mahi mekemeke amateur ki 214 te whakauru, me te anake 6 parekura.
I muri i te 17 marama te roa, e tika ana ki te raruraru whakahaere, te kaimekemeke Venezuela faahitihia, whakahaere ki te hoki ki te mowhiti whakamutunga Hōngongoi 9 i roto i te Tijuana, i reira piro ia he a tawhio noa tuatahi patoto i roto i te whawhai ki Charly Valdez.
I roto i te 2013, I runga Ruiz tau 11 i te Ao mekemeke Association (WBA) after knocking out Nelson Lara in the fifth round, i roaa ia te whitiki Fedelatin.
E Ben Lieblein me Alfredo Rodriguez whakahaere Ruiz te.
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Miguel 'Lefty’ Sanchez hoki tenei Rāmere

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Roc Nation Sports hōu hopu, Miguel ‘ Southpaw’ Sanchez i Culiacan, ka hoki hei i roto i te mahi tenei Rāmere, August 21 i roto i te kurahauao, California.
Sanchez (10-0, 8 KO o) Ka e anga te mātanga Francisco 'Pantera’ Reza (14-14, 11 KO o) o Torreon i runga i te a'ee whakaritea e ono-a tawhio noa i te Omeka Products Outdoor Arena.
“Kihai i mutu ahau whakangungu mai toku whawhai whakamutunga i roto i te April. Kei te oti matou te mahi ki te kauhoe, arotahi ki runga i te whakarei ake haamahu, manawanui me te kaha. Ia ra ahau tipu ahau, ano he toa, Ahau ite pai i nga ra katoa ako'i ahau. Tenei Rāmere Ahau rite hoki nga mea katoa hopoi mai toku hoa tauwhainga”, Said Sanchez, nana nei te patototanga i Yair Aguilar i roto i te taka noa tuatahi i roto i te Paenga-whāwhā o muri.
Ko te whakapehapeha o Culiacan Sinaloa, Kei te whakahau Mexico i te wehenga Welterweight, me te whakaako i roto i te 'whare o Boxing Pû Haapiipiiraa’ omaoma kei roto i te San Diego, California i raro i te ārahitanga o Carlos Barragan, ko wai hoki hei whakaako Antonio Orozco (22-0 15 KO o).
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ANDRZEJ FONFARA STOPS JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ JR., WINS BY 9TH-ROUND TKO AT STUBHUB CENTER

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Amir Imam Remains Unbeaten

With Unanimous Decision Over Walter Castillo

Unbeaten Moises Flores Outpoints Oscar Escandon To Win

WBA Super Bantamweight Interim World Title; Omar Chavez Triumphs

By Decision, Fabian Maidana by Knockout on SHO EXTREME

Catch SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Replay
Rāhina, April 20, i 10 p.m.ET/PT on SHO EXTREME

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Carson, Calif. (April 18, 2015) – Confident and determined, Andrzej “The PolishPrince” Fonfara (27-3, 16 Koó) spoiled the ring return of Julio Hiha Chavez Jr. (48-2-1, 32 Koó) in resounding fashion Rāhoroi po, flooring the former middleweight champion one time en route to a one-sided ninth-round TKO in the main event ofSHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ora i runga i SHOWTIME.

 

Fonfara, of Chicago by way of Radon, Poland, dropped Chavez, of Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, with a wide left hook 50 seconds into the ninth round before a boisterous crowd of 8,636 predominately-Chavez fans at StubHub Center. It was the first time in 52 professional fights that Chavez had hit the canvas from a punch.

 

Upon returning to the corner, Chavez could be heard on the telecast telling trainer Joe Goossen that he had hurt his right leg and could no longer continue. Moments i muri mai, the fight was halted. The busier and more accurate fighter throughout, Fonfara was comfortably ahead on the three judges’ scorecards by scored of 89-80 a 88-81 twice after nine full rounds.

 

Offered an ecstatic Fonfara, who had his fair share of Polish fans at the venue: “I knew he was a tough fighter, quick and in good shape but when he hit me for the first time in the first round, I knew I was going to win this fight. He didn’t punch as hard as everybody said he did.

 

“I saw his punches easily coming in. I know I threw more punches. I was a little surprised that he did not come out for the (10th) but he was cut, had been getting beat up and had just got knocked down, so he knew what would happen if he came out.

 

“Chavez said before the fight that he didn’t think I could take his body punches. I think I took them pretty good and passed that test.

 

“I know there are things I can still work on in training to become a more complete boxer, engarite po nei was a dream come true. I want a rematch with (Light Heavyweight World Champion) A Tamutu Stevenson.

 

Said Chavez, the son of legendary Mexican icon, Julio Hiha Chavez Sr. in the ring afterward and before he was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure, “Maybe 170,172 pounds is too big for me, maybe I’ll go back down. I’m not sure what my future holds. It was a very tough fight. But I congratulate Andrzej.”

 

Goossen told reporters afterward that he had “stopped the fight. It was my decision. I didn’t like what I saw. ”

 

In the first half of a SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING doubleheader, undefeated world-ranked super lightweight Amir ahau (17-0, 14 Koó), of Davie, Fla., i te ara o Albany, N.Y., won a lopsided 10-round decision over Walter “Ko te Hammer” Castle.

 

The talented, versatile, E ahau, 24, controlled a fight that featured numerous exchanges especially early on with a left jab and straight right hand.

 

“My combinations were effective the whole night, we stuck to our gameplan and came out victorious,” said Imam. “I want any of the world champions next”.

 

Castle, who saw a nine-fight winning streak come to an end, mea “I thought I won the fight. I didn’t get credit for the punches I threw. The judge who scored it 100-90; pai, that gives me no chance to win here. The cut bothered me in the early rounds, but was not a factor after.”

 

I mua Rāhoroi, on SHOWTIME EXTREME, tūturu Mohi “El Chucky” Flowers (23-0, 16 Koó), o Kuatalahala, Mexico, captured the WBA Super Bantamweight Interim World Championship with a thrilling 12-round split decision over defending champion Oscar Escandon (24-2 16 Koó), of Tolima, Colombia.

 

Flowers, hanga ana 2015 debut and third start in a row in the United States, hira e nga kaute o 116-112 rua me te 113-115.

 

An emotional Flores was near tears afterward. “Kei te tae mai pono tenei te moe – more than a dream come true – for me,” ka mea ia. “I saw my family on the beach, eating meat. I saw my babies better dressed. For me this is a life-changing victory and, ae, I thought it was very, very close but I absolutely feel I won.

 

“I want to fight the best next, the top guys at 122 pounds and right now the top guy is Leo Santa Cruz. That’s who I’d like to fight next. I really want to thank all my team, from top to bottom, for giving me this wonderful opportunity. We’re very happy that we joined the Al Haymon team. We’re very loyal and we just really appreciate everything they’ve done for us.”

 

Escandon felt he’d done enough to win despite injuring the right index finger on his right hand in the seventh round.

“I did all that I could, everything was in my reach, but I think I broke or fractured my finger,” ka mea ia. “In boxing things happen that are out of your control. Because I hurt my hand, I couldn’t throw punches the way I wanted to with my right hand. I tried to do all I could with it. But I didn’t want to injure it further. I’m OK, but I definitely would love a rematch.”

 

In the SHOWTIME EXTREME co-feature, Welterweight super Omar “El Businessman”Chavez (33-3-1, 22 Koó), of Culiacan, the younger brother of Chavez, JR. and son of legendary Julio Cesar Sr., won an exciting, pakeke-whawhai, give-and-take eight-round unanimous decision over Richard Gutierrez (28-16-1, 17 Koó), of Arjona, Colombia.

Chavez won by the scores of 78-75 rua me te 77-74. There were no knockdowns.

 

Unbeaten Argentine welterweight Fabian “TNT” Maidana (6-0, 5 Koó), o Santa Fe, Argentina, the brother of former world champion Marcos Maidana, registered a second-round TKO (32 hēkona ki te a tawhio) over outclassed Cory Vom Baur (2-3), of Vancouver, Horoi.

 

Ko te doubleheader SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ka anō-hau i tenei wiki e whai ake:

 

DAY CHANNEL

Rāhina, April 20, 22, 10 te ahiahi. ET/PT SHOWTIME Extreme

 

Rātū, Pipiri 24, i 10 p.m. AND/PT SHO Extreme

 

Rāhoroi o two-fight telecast will be available at SHOWTIME ON DEMAND beginning Rātapu, Pipiri 22 27.

 

Mauro Ranallo called the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING action with Hall of Fame analyst Al Bernstein me te toa o mua ao Paulie Malignaggi commentating and Jim Gray pūrongo. I roto i Spanish, Alejandro Luna called the blow-by-blow with former world champion Raul Marquez serving as color commentator. Barry Tompkins called the SHOWTIME EXTREME action from ringside with boxing historian Steve Farhood serving as expert analyst.

 

The executive producer of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING is Rawiri Dinkins Jr. ki Bob Dunphy aratai.

 

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“Chavez Jr. vs. Fonfara” was a 12-round bout that took place at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif. And aired on SHOWTIME.

 

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Julio Hiha Chavez Jr. vs. ANDRZEJ FONFARA AMIR IMAM vs. WALTER CASTILLO OFFICIAL WEIGHTS & Whakaahua

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SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® Ora i te SHOWTIME® Rāhoroi, April 18, (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT)

From StubHub Center In Carson, Calif.

SHOWTIME BOXING ON SHO EXTREME Airs Live at 8 p.m. ET / PT

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SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING

Julio Hiha Chavez Jr.: 171 ½ Pounds
Andrzej Fonfara: 171 ½ Pounds

Amir HERE: 140 Pauna
CASTILLO WALTER: 138 Pauna

SHOWTIME BOXING ON SHO EXTREME:
OSCAR ESCANDON: 121 ¾ Pounds
Moisés Flores: 121 ¼ Pounds

OMAR CHAVEZ: 159 Pauna
RICHARD GUTIERREZ: 158 ½ Pounds

(SHOWTIME EXTREME Swing Bout)
FABIAN MAIDANA: 146 ¼ Pounds
CORY VOM BAUR: 145 ½ pauna

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“Chavez Jr. vs. Fonfara”, a 12-round light heavyweight bout co-promoted by Goossen Whakatairanga a Chavez Promotions that takes place at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif. a ka AIR ki runga ki SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT). I roto i te hui tahi-matua, Amir Imam faces Walter Castillo in a 10-round jr. welterweight showdown. Ka hoki te telecast SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING wātea i roto i te reo Pāniora mā hōtaka audio Tuarua (SAP).

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Julio Hiha Chavez Jr. VU. Andrzej Fonfara, Amir Imam VU. WALTER CASTILLO FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & Whakaahua

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“I know that this is a new weight class for me. I realize that Fonfara is very tough and bigger than me, but I am up for the challenge.”

– Julio Hiha Chavez Jr.

“I want to show the whole world how good I am when I win this fight i runga i Rāhoroi.” — Andrzej Fonfara

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Ora i te SHOWTIME® (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT)

Mai i StubHub Center i Carson, Calif.

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Los Angeles (April 16, 2015) – Popular Mexican superstar and former middleweight champion Julio Hiha Chavez Jr. and dangerous brawler Andrzej Fonfara participated in the final the final press conference Rāpare at Crowne Plaza Hotel LAX, just two days before Rāhoroi o SHOWTIME Tuhinga BOXING doubleheader.

 

Chavez (48-1-1, 32 Koó) of Culiacan, Mexico, and Fonfara (26-3, 15 Koó) of Chicago by way of Radon, Poland, will meet in the 12-round light heavyweight main event live on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING (10 p.m. AND/ 7 p.m. PT) i Pokapū StubHub i roto i te Carson, Calif. Chavez will make his eagerly awaited return to the ring and first start for new trainer Joe Goossen.

 

Also participating in today’s press conference was undefeated top 10-ranked super lightweight Amir ahau (16-0, 14 Koó), of Davie, Fla., i te ara o Albany, N.Y.. who will put his unblemished record on the line against fellow power-puncher Walter Castillo (25-2, 18 Koó) (25-2, 18 Koó), o Managua, Nicaragua, in the 10-round co-feature on SHOWTIME.

I SHOWTIME EXTREME® (8 p.m. AND/PT) tenei Rāhoroi, WBA Interim Super Bantamweight World Champion Oscar Escandon (24-1, 16 Koó), of Tolima, Colombia, will make the first defense of his 122-pound title when he faces undefeated Mohi “El Chucky” Flowers (22-0, 1 NC, 16 Koó), o Kuatalahala, Mexico.

 

In the SHOWTIME EXTREME co-feature, Omar “El Businessman” Chavez (32-3-1, 22 Koó), of Culiacan, the younger brother of Chavez, JR. and son of legendary Julio Cesar Sr., Ka fehangahangai Richard Gutierrez (28-15-1, 17 Koó), of Arjona, Colombia, in an eight-round middleweight fight. Also featured on the telecast, wā tukua e, will be a six-round match between unbeaten Argentine welterweight Fabian “TNT” Maidana, o Santa Fe, Argentina, the brother of former world champion Marcos Maidana, who’ll be opposed by Cory Vom Baur (2-2, 0 Koó), of Vancouver, Horoi.

 

Tickets for the event co-promoted by Goossen Promotions and Chavez Promotions are priced at $200, $150, $100, $50 a $25, me takoha e hāngai ana, utu me utu ratonga, and are on sale online at AXS.com.

What the fighters, trainers and executives said Rāpare:

 

Julio Hiha Chavez JR., Mua World Champion

“I had a great training camp. I feel better than ever. I am ready for the fight.

 

“I know that this is a new weight class for me. I realize that Fonfara is very tough and bigger than me, but I am up for the challenge.

 

“I have worked on my boxing during my one year off, and I am very excited and motivated to get back in the ring.

 

“I have worked so hard for this fight because I am fighting in a new weight class. I must punch harder, so I have focused on getting stronger during this training camp.

 

“I have a great chin, I know how to take punches and my conditioning is great. A lot of fighters can take a punch, but I can take multiple punches and not be hurt.

 

“I think that Andrzej Fonfara is one of the best fighters in the light heavyweight division. Inside of boxing, everyone knows who Fonfara is. He knocked down one of the best boxers in the world in Adonis Stevenson.

 

“Fonfara is disciplined in the ring, but he doesn’t vary his punches.

 

“I understand that my dad didn’t want me to take this fight. I had bigger names I could’ve fought, but I think that Fonfara is a great challenge for me and I like the challenge.

 

“I would like to thank SHOWTIME for making this fight happen.”

 

Andrzej Fonfara, World Title Challenger

“I’m prepared very well and I’m ready for this fight. It’s been a great camp like always. I train hard for each fight. I’m a tough boxer who is feeling great. The weight is good and everything is perfect.

 

“I must put everything into Rāhoroi night and I will win the fight.

 

“I must look even better than I did against Stevenson. Everyone said I looked good, but I lost the fight. I didn’t want congratulations because I did not win the fight. But this time I will win the fight. I’m ready for a decision or for a knockout.

 

“I’m ready with a couple of plans. I don’t want to run around the ring, I want to fight tough. I’m going to use my jab and my right hand, which is my best punch.

 

“I’m not worried about what his father said about not fighting me. Chavez Jr. wants to fight and I will show him that his father was right.

 

“It doesn’t matter how I win, I want to win this fight and get my rematch with Adonis Stevenson.

 

“Chavez Jr. Ko te toa nui. He uses a lot of combinations and has a powerful punch that I must be ready for. I want to show the whole world how good I am when I win this fight i runga i Rāhoroi.

 

“If I get the chance, Kei te haere ahau ki te patoto ia i roto i. It’s boxing so you never know what will happen. I want to box round-by-round and win this fight.

 

“I lost the fight with Stevenson but I showed that I was a good boxer. I’m a much smarter fighter now because of that experience. That was a fight at the top championship level.

 

“It doesn’t matter what Chavez Jr. says at a press conference, we’ll be in the ring Rāhoroiand everything will happen there.

 

“Fan’s can expect heavy punches, knockdowns and a great fight.”

 

Amir HERE, Tūturu Super Kōmāmā ka nguha

“I’m confident going into this fight because of how I train. I have put my heart and soul into this sport since I moved to Florida three years ago. I left everything behind to better myself.

 

“I’m going to stay smart and composed in there and do everything I can to get the win.

 

“I don’t feel like I need the knockout to come away with a successful fight. Ko, you better believe that if there is an opportunity to knock him out, then I will take advantage of it.

 

“I roto i te 2015, e hiahia ana ahau ki te riro i te toa te ao. This is my breakout year. A lot of people have been buzzing about me. I want to become the WBC world champion, that’s what I’m heading for.

 

“E mohio ana ahau ki a ia [Castle] a good opponent, he’s got a great resume, and he’s coming to fight. He has a great record, so that alone shows what he’s capable of. Pērā i Rāhoroi night may the better man win.

 

“I’ve boxed styles like [tona] plenty of times, but you never know, he could come out different Rāhoroipo.

 

“I’m ready to put on a great show for the SHOWTIME audience.”

 

CASTILLO WALTER, Super Kōmāmā ka nguha

“I’m coming here to fight. I can tell you one thing, Amir Imam made a big mistake by taking this fight.

 

“I’ve fought a lot of tough fighters; my two losses were by decisions where I feel I was robbed. I’ve fought better fighters than Amir has.

 

“Pērā i Rāhoroi, I’m going to announce to the whole world that Walter Castillo is here to stay and he’s going to be a world champion.”

SR Julio Hiha Chavez.

“Being in Los Angeles is like being in Mexico for me; I have had many great memories. I became the world champion for this first time here and my son also became the world champion for the first time here, rawa.

 

“Julio definitely has a very difficult fight ahead of him.

 

“If I was Julio’s manager, I wouldn’t have taken this fight. Fonfara is a difficult and tough fighter.

 

“My son wants to fight fighters of quality and wants credibility in boxing.

 

“Julio has worked and trained very hard for this fight .He has the capability to win and we expect that it will go very well.”

 

JOE GOOSSEN, Chavez’ Trainer

“Julio has a window here the next five, six, seven years that he can capitalize on.

 

“I think he’s left the childish stuff behind, and we’re all guilty of being childish.

 

“I think that Julio has surprised his father with his determination heading into this fight.

He’s got a left hook to the liver that just sends a shock through your body.

 

“He’s not soft. He’s a real fighter. I have been around enough fighters to know that he’s a real fighter. Tau kotahi, he has the never-say- die attitude in there.

 

“We’re up against a very well-schooled, blue collar, workmanlike fighter in Fonfara.

 

“He is an athletic, improvisational fighter, in that you don’t know where everything’s coming from.

 

“I’ve watched a lot of Fonfara tape, and he pretty much repeats what he does, but he repeats it well.

 

“This is going to be a battle. You’ve got two contrasting styles and personalities.

 

“Julio has 51 fights under his belt. He’s no rookie and he comes from a great bloodline. (In the short time I’ve been with him, it has been) more of an association than a dictatorial effort between the two of us.

 

“Based on former camps, he’s never really extracted himself from comfortable surroundings and put himself in a position where he is completely isolated like he was in Lake Tahoe.”

 

SAM COLONNA, Fonfara’s Trainer

“Fonfara could turn it up whenever. He could be down on the scorecards and one punch he throws could change someone’s world. He’s proven in the past that he has power in both hands.

 

“The styles in this fight are perfect for each other. When people ask about the fight I say it could go either way, it depends on who catches the other first.

 

“I’m looking for Fonfara to dominate, but Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. is a warrior, he comes to fight, he knows how to go to the body like his father used to, so we’ve been working on all of these strategies.

 

“A knockout win would be a dream come true to me. That’s what I’ve been looking for all these years. Winning this huge fight would change everything for Fonfara and myself.

 

“This camp that Andrzej had was the best we’ve ever had. He worked hard, he had time to train and there’s no excuses.

 

“We’re coming to fight a war. Don’t forget that wars are won by strategy.

 

“People say to listen to your father. His father told him not to take this fight, but he took it anyway and that was a mistake.

 

“I see this fight not going past 10 rauna, with us getting the knockout.”

 

STACY MCKINLEY, A Imam Trainer

“Amir has always trained very hard, but I did see a change in him in this training camp after the last fight. He has stepped up his training by two levels.

 

“He learned a lot about his fight against [Fidel Maldonado] under the bright SHOWTIME lights at the MGM Grand.

 

“Amir is always confident going into each fight, but he made a mistake in the Maldonado fight. He rolled his right hand and forgot about the left hand and was knocked down. He had to pay for his mistakes but it’s all a learning experience, he still has only 16 professional fights under his belt.

 

“Castillo has a great jab and good combinations. A guy like that throws a lot of punches, but there is a technique to breaking down a fighter like that.

 

“We can’t spend a lot of time on the ropes, and we must go after his body because his body is weak. Castillo is going to get knocked out i runga i Rāhoroi.

 

“I think that Amir is going to open up a lot of eyes i runga i Rāhoroi.”

 

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“Chavez Jr. vs. Fonfara” Ko te a'ee 12-a tawhio noa e e wahi i Center StubHub i Carson, Calif. a ka AIR ki runga ki SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT). Ka hoki te telecast SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING wātea i roto i te reo Pāniora mā hōtaka audio Tuarua (SAP).

 

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