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KIKO MARTINEZ, JULIO CEJA & GERALD WASHINGTON MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES & PHOTOS FOR THIS SATURDAY’S SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® TRIPLEHEADER Live On SHOWTIME® At 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT “

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Los Angeles (Feb. 24, 2016) – Toa o mua te ao Kiko “Sensacion” Martinez (35-6-0, 26 Koó) participated in a media workout Wednesday at the City of Angels Boxing Club in Los Angeles as he prepares to face undefeated WBA Featherweight World Champion Leo Santa Cruz (31-0-1, 17 Koó) i runga i Rāhoroi, Feb. 27 ora i runga i SHOWTIME® (7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. AND) from Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.
In the co-feature Mexican warrior Julio Ceja (30-1, 27 Koó) meets Hugo Ruiz 35-3, 31 Koó) in a long-awaited Super Bantamweight World Title rematch and undefeated heavyweight Gerald Washington (16-0-1, 11 Koó) will face unbeaten Oscar Rivas (18-0, 13 Koó). Both Ceja and Washington joined Martinez to give the media a preview of what’s to come i runga i Rāhoroi.
Martinez spoke about the adjustments he’s made as his trainer Gabriel Sarmiento was unable to obtain a Visa in time to travel to the United States and will not be able to serve in his corner come Rāhoroi. Martinez is confident that renowned Southern California trainer Robert García will be able to lead him to a world title i runga i Rāhoroipo.
Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, which is promoted by TGB promotions, E utu i $27, $54, $104 a $199 and are on sale now via ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster retail locations, na roto i te te karanga 800-745-3000 of by stopping by the Honda Center Box Office.
Tenei ko te aha te whawhai i ki te mea Wenerei:
KIKO MARTINEZ
“I’m very happy to have Robert Garcia in my corner. He has led so many fighters to world titles. I’m excited and I’m anxious to get things going. I’m ready to collaborate and I think we’ll do great things Rāhoroi.
“The people who doubt that I will take this title only make me stronger and more dangerous.
“Training camp has been extremely tough with lots of demands due to facing a champion like Leo Santa Cruz because he’s an excellent boxer who I admire. I have completely devoted myself to training for this fight.
“I te Rāhoroi everyone will get to see the best Kiko Martinez. I am going to be bringing the pressure and giving you all a great fight with power punches to disarm Santa Cruz and take the title.
“I hope that fans will change their mindset of seeing me as the underdog and support me because I am here to show something else.
“I am very happy to be here and have the opportunity to fight in the United States again.
“I love this California weather, it reminds me of the weather of El Canario where I was training and I am feeling great.
“Ko ahau rite. Now all there is left is to wait. We’ve got the weigh-in ahead of us and I’ve already made weight. I will be working up a sweat just to remain active and distracted because I am ready to jump in the ring and start the best fight of my life.
“I have won a world title in the United States and became a world champ here and I am expecting to become the world champ here once again. That fight was how I became known here, now this fight will be the biggest fight of my career.
“I’ve been studying [Santa Cruz] for quite some time now, since I’ve been waiting to fight him previously, now it has come to this point in this time of my life. I have grown and learned so much since then that I truly feel that I have learned from my mistakes and grown to the best of my life yet.”
“Luckily [trainer Gabriel Sarmiento] has been training me up until this point. We’re on the same team and we have each other’s backs and he is still fully supportive. I have him in my heart and I know that he will be supporting me all the way.
“I am not worried about what anyone is saying. All I want is to get in the ring comeRāhoroi and demonstrate that Leo and I will put on a huge fight and the audience will not be bored for a single minute.”
JULIO CEJA
“We have had a long and very intense camp. We are prepared and know what is on the line here because we know that Hugo comes at it with everything he’s got. This is a prestigious opportunity that I have been presented with and we can forecast that it will be an all-or-nothing fight.
“This will be a toe-to-toe fight because we both know each other’s strengths and having fought before we know this rematch will be explosive.
“From the second we knew there would be a rematch, we immediately started training. We knew going in to this again that it will be a tough fight and this one will be better than the first. It will be more dangerous and more of a fight than the last because of what the rematch represents.
“I have trained very hard because I know what is on the line and I am not going to allow Ruiz to take that title from be so easily. It is going to be an all-out battle.
“Hugo has reach and height on me but all I know is that once I hear that bell, none of that matters. There’s a reason why they call me the champ and I am confident in my skill to show that.
“I am looking to show up and give the fans an entertaining show. I will be looking for a fight all throughout and keep it exciting for the fans who are coming out to see a good fight.
“I devoted my life to becoming the champion and my life dream was always to be a champ, so this is something that I will fight to the end for.
“I became a champ here in the United States and now that I am blessed with the opportunity to get a rematch here. I’m ready to take full advantage of this chance to give it 100 percent.”
GERALD WASHINGTON
“I grew up boxing and boxing was always my passion as a kid. I used to go to the local Boys & Girls Club as a kid and I’ve been in love with it since. It’s always been a part of me and I’m glad I can do it again and take over this division.
“There are lot’s similarities in football and boxing. You watch film, break your opponent down. We take everything from sparring and practice and take them out to the game.
“Tenei te haere ki te waiho i te whawhai nui. It’s always a good battle when you have two undefeated fighters. It’s going to be a night full of action. I look forward to the action. I love stepping up and facing top-flight competition.
“Rivas has an extensive amateur background. Ko ia he nui, strong guy who likes the knockout. He’s going to go for it. I’m prepared for a fight like that. I know the pressure is coming. We’ve worked hard since my last fight.
“The jab is the key for everything. It opens up all the other shots and keeps the opponent off balance. I’m going to hammer him with it. It’s a major tool.
“It’s a great honor to be fighting here in Los Angeles. My whole life has taken place in this state and everyone who has supported me is coming together i runga i Rāhoroi to see it all in action.
“Heavyweight boxing is always exciting. We’re the hardest hitters in the game. I can’t wait to show everyone the hard work I’ve put in and give a great performance.
“I’m going to be smart and disciplined in the ring. But you also have to have a strong will and have the determination to keep moving forward. You have to step to the guy and apply the pressure.
“My height and reach is always to my advantage but it’s not that. It’s the legs, the mind, the combinations. It’s everything.
“You will see a smart and aggressive style from me i runga i Rāhoroi and I’m going to take that into the next level of my career.”
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Santa Cruz vs. Martinez, a 12-round bout for Santa Cruz’s WBA Featherweight Title taking place on Saturday, Feb. 27 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., is promoted by TGB Promotions in association with Sampson Boxing Promotions. I roto i te tahi-āhuatanga, Julio Ceja and Hugo Ruiz will meet in super bantamweight world title rematch for the WBC belt and opening the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast, Gerald Washington will face Oscar Rivas in a 10-round heavyweight bout. The tripleheader will air live on SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT) and will be available in Spanish via Secondary Audio Programming (SAP).
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LEO Santa Cruz Quotes MEDIA īngoa & Whakaahua

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Undefeated Santa Cruz Defends Featherweight World Title Against
Former Champ Kiko Martinez Rāhoroi, February 27 Ora i te SHOWTIME®
From Honda Center In Anaheim, Calif.

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ANAHEIM, Calif. (February 18, 2016) – Undefeated featherweight world champion Lion “Earthquake” Santa Cruz held an open media workout Thursday at Who’s Next Boxing Academy in La Puente, Calif., as he prepares for his first title defense against Kiko “Sensaciin” Martinez Rāhoroi, February 27 ora i runga iSHOWTIME from Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.
Santa Cruz vs. Martinez headlines a SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® tripleheader that features Mexican warriors Hōngongoi Ceja a Hugo Ruiz meeting in an awaited super bantamweight world title rematch plus heavyweights Gerald “Ko te Rooster Black” Washington a Oscar “Kaboom” Rivas will put their unblemished records on the line in a 10-round matchup. The action begins at 10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT.

Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e TGB Whakatairanga, E utu i $27, $54, $104 a $199 and are on sale now via ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster retail locations or by calling 800-745-3000. Tickets are also available at the Honda Center Box Office.

Santa Cruz worked out alongside his father and trainer, Jose Santa Cruz, for the media in attendance and spoke about his upcoming bout and more. The workout also featured a surprise performance from Martin Castillo and a five-piece band that included a tuba and an accordion. Santa Cruz jumped rope and went through drills while traditional Mexican folk music called Corrido filled the Southern California gym.
Here is what Santa Cruz and his father had to say Thursday:
LEO Santa Cruz
“I always train to make a statement. I want to go out there and show everyone that I’m really good and I deserve to be considered one of the best.
“I fight for my family. Since I was small, this is what I’ve wanted to do to help my family. I wanted to work hard and give my family a better future.
“Martinez is a strong fighter who comes forward and always puts pressure on you. He never backs down and always comes to fight. That’s what we like about this matchup — it makes for a more intense fight.
“We’re going to give the fans an entertaining show. The fans are the ones who are going to win at the end of the night. I’m going to go out there and try to knock him out by the end of the third round.
“I think he’s going to be the aggressor because he’s shorter and has to fight that way. But I’m going to go forward and be the aggressor too. If that’s not working, I’ll box him. We’re going to do what we need to do to win the fight.
“I see Carl Frampton vs. Scott Quigg as a 50-50 whawhai. It’s a tough fight for both of them. I think whoever catches the other guy first will get the victory. They both can hit and they both have great skills. It could go either way.
“It’s a very interesting fight between Frampton and Quigg. They’ve both been possible opponents for me and I hope that I do well that night and face the winner of that fight. E kore ahau e tiaki te tangata te mea, I want to fight them.
“I’m willing to fight whoever. I want the winner of Frampton-Quigg. If not then Lee Selby, Gary Russell Jr., Jesus Cuellar or anyone in the division. Hopefully next it will be one of those fighters.
“My fighting style is to always go forward and throw a lot of punches. I just want to entertain the fans. I fight for them and I try to send them home happy. I want to go in there and fight in a war.
“I’m going to fight all of the top guys. I’m still young and I know if I keep working hard and taking care of the guy in front of me, I’ll get all of those fights.
“We’re working on our distance and learning new things every day in camp. I don’t want to change too much, since I’m undefeated. I’m going to be prepared mentally and physically to get the win.
“We’re working hard all the time. We know what we have to do in the ring to win the fight. My last fight our strategy was to brawl but we adjusted it and moved more and we were able to get the victory.
On his recent foray into boxing promotion: “Being a promoter is difficult. It’s very hard. You’re always busy, so right now I’m focused on my boxing career. I’m letting my brothers and my family take care of it now. I’m not there 100 percent yet but I like to give my opinion. It’s something I’d like to do after I retire.”
Jose Santa Cruz
“Leo is very well prepared as he always is. Whakangungu tonu tatou 100 percent and we are ready.
“The team is ready to fight. We have one week left to rest and put some finishing touches on this camp.
“We’re going to fight Martinez with our style. We’re going to do whatever we need to do to win the fight. Leo is going to take the fight to him and try to counteract whatever style Martinez brings.
“Te haere ki te waiho i te whawhai pai. Whichever style Martinez brings, we’re going to out-maneuver him and make it a good fight. I see Leo winning a decision at least if not a knockout.”

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CONFIDENT, POWER-PUNCHING KIKO MARTINEZ PREDICTS UPSET VICTORY, SAYS WRITING HIM OFF AGAINST CHAMP LEO SANTA CRUZ IS “MAJOR MISTAKE”

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Challenger Vows To Take Advantage Of Unexpected Opportunity, Ceja-Ruiz II In Co-Main Rāhoroi, Feb. 27, Ora i te SHOWTIME® From Honda Center In Anaheim, Calif.

SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® Tripleheader Begins With
Unbeaten Heavyweights Gerald Washington vs. Oscar Rivas

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ANAHEIM, Calif. (Feb. 16, 2016) – Spain’s Kiko “Sensación” Martinez is a soft-spoken, hard-hitting former IBF Super Bantamweight World Champion and a three-time European champion at 122 pauna. He’s a come-forward, comes-to-win, aggressive-minded slugger who makes for exciting fights and has been in with excellent opposition.

 

The ultimate road warrior, the 5-foot-5, 29-year-old Martinez has fought more than one-third of his fights outside his native Spain, where he has tussled 26 wa. He’s also fought four times in Ireland, three times in England, three times in Northern Ireland and one time each in Japan, Argentina, France and South Africa.

 

So don’t expect Martinez (35-6, 26 Koó) to be in awe of the surroundings in his second start in the United States when he challenges unbeaten, defending featherweight world champion Leo Santa Cruz (31-0-1, 17 Koó) i runga i Rāhoroi, Feb. 27, i roto i te hui matua o te SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ora tripleheader i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT) from Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.

 

Martinez won his U.S. debut and the IBF 122-pound crown with a sixth-round TKO overJhonatan Romero i runga i Aug. 17, 2013. “That was a great night for me,’’ Martinez said. “I’m confident of another great performance on Feb. 27.''

 

A winner of three in a row in his homeland, including a fourth-round TKO over Miguel Gonzalez whakamutunga Dec. 12, Martinez aims to make amends after losing three high-profile fights in recent years to super bantamweight world champions – twice to Carl Frampton(IBF) and once to Scott QUIGG (WBA).

 

Martinez gets an opportunity against Santa Cruz in a fight he never saw coming.

 

“I’m thrilled to be fighting Leo Santa Cruz, but getting this fight was a total surprise because I already had a fight scheduled,’’ said Martinez, who trains at his friend and manager, former world super middleweight champion Sergio Martinez’ gym in Spain. “I had been scheduled to fight for the European title. When this opportunity came up, I decided to give up the European title to come to America.

 

“I was very happy and very emotional when I heard about this fight. It was one of the best days of my life when I agreed to fight Santa Cruz. Na, more boxing fans will get to see me. I will not take one step back. I will come forward the whole fight.

 

“I’m thankful to SHOWTIME and I’m excited for the challenge. It’s a huge fight in the United States and a great opportunity. Some people don’t think I can fight because I lost to those guys [Frampton and Quigg], but they are wrong. I am as determined as ever. I’m going to fight a great fight and come out with a victory.’’

 

While respectful of the champion, Martinez is no stranger to fighting on foreign soil and is poised to pull off a stunner.

 

“I will surprise many people who don’t believe in me,'' Ka mea ia. “I’m working so hard for this fight. People doubting me has me even more motivated. They will see on Feb. 27 and everyone will change their minds.

 

“I love fighting in my opponent’s backyard. That is not a problem for me at all. People who know boxing know I will give everything to this sport. I want to give great shows and entertain people. I’m coming forward and throwing punches and I don’t give up.

 

“I’m going to give 100 percent and it’s going to be a tremendous fight. I have a ton of respect for Leo Santa Cruz. He’s a world champion and a great fighter who’s clearly one of the very best featherweights in the world and a Top 10 pauna-hoki-pauna toa. I am very conscious of that point.

 

“Leo and I are true warriors so this will be a brutal war. But I have what it takes. I’ve been working very hard with my longtime trainer, Gaby Sarmiento, and I will be victorious.’’

 

A lifelong resident of Spain, Martinez was born in Granada, Spain, and resides in Alicante. He has two sisters and two brothers but is the only one in the family who boxes professionally. He turned to boxing as a young teenager.

 

“I started in boxing because when I was about 13 I was smaller and other kids bullied me all the time. So I began looking for a way to learn to defend myself,'' Ka mea ia. “Once I decided to start boxing and dedicated myself to it I fell in love with the sport.’’

 

I te runaruna, Martinez went 47-2 and won a Spanish national amateur championship, but he had no international amateur experience. “I had a good amateur career but never thought about the Olympics,'' Ka mea ia. “My mind was always on being a pro fighter.’’

 

A dangerous puncher who’s at his best when he pressures his opponents and wears them down, Martinez turned pro in June 2004. He was victorious in his initial 17 whawhai, winning all but three by knockout.

 

Martinez met Sergio Martinez [no relation] about nine years ago. “I met Sergio in the gym in Spain that he used to train himself in and we became good friends. When I started boxing I looked up to Julio Hiha Chavez and I am now a big fan of Marcos Maidana. I like to fight like him.

 

“But I’ve always had a special relationship with Sergio, who inspired me because he came from poverty like me. He has taught me so much. It’s like looking into a mirror because he knows where I came from. He’s taught me so much inside and outside the ring. We were very poor growing up and my father worked very hard.’’

 

Ki te ikuna, Kiko Martinez says “I would like to stay at this weight because I feel much stronger. But I would definitely love a rematch with Frampton or Quigg.’’

 

Regarding the Frampton-Quigg 122-pound world title unification that also takes place onFeb. 27 (i roto i te Manchester, Ingarangi, ora i runga i SHOWTIME EXTREME®), Martinez didn’t hesitate when picking a winner.

 

“Frampton will win against Quigg,’’ Martinez said. “He’s the more complete boxer. He is stronger as well.”

 

I roto i te Feb. 27 co-feature on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING, hard-hitting Mexican warriors Hōngongoi Ceja (30-1, 27 Koó) a Hugo Ruiz (35-3, 31 Koó) will box in a rematch of an exciting, two-way slugfest for the WBC 122-pound world title that Ceja won from Ruiz on a fifth-round knockout last August

 

Rounding out the televised tripleheader is a 10-round fight between undefeated heavyweights Gerald Washington (16-0-1, 11 Koó) of Vallejo, Calif., and Montreal-based Colombian Oscar Rivas (18-0, 13 Koó).

 

Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e TGB Whakatairanga, E utu i $27, $54, $104 a $199 and are on sale now via ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster retail locations or by calling 800-745-3000. Tickets are also available at the Honda Center Box Office.

 

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UNBEATEN 2012 U.S. OLYMPIAN MICHAEL HUNTER, MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTENDER PAUL MENDEZ & FEATHERWEIGHT CONTENDER CLAUDIO MARRERO FEATURED IN UNDERCARD ACTION SATURDAY, FEB. 27 FROM HONDA CENTER IN ANAHEIM, Calif.

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SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® Tripleheader Headlined By
Unbeaten Featherweight World Champion Leo Santa Cruz Against
Former World Champ Kiko Martinez
ANAHEIM, Calif. (February 12, 2016) – Hinga kore 2012 U.S. Häkinakina Michael Hunter (10-0, 7 Koó), whitu tekau nguha Paora Mendez (20-2-2, 10 Koó) and exciting featherweight contender Claudio “The Matrix” Marrero (19-1, 14 Koó) will compete in separate bouts that highlight undercard action on Rāhoroi, February 27 from Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.
The event is headlined by a SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING tripleheader featuring undefeated three-division world champion Lion “Earthquake” Santa Cruz making his first featherweight world title defense against former world champion Kiko Martinez.In the co-feature bout, Mexican warriors Hōngongoi Ceja a Hugo Ruiz will meet again in an awaited super bantamweight world title rematch and opening the telecast, heavyweights Gerald “Ko te Rooster Black” Washington a Oscar “Kaboom” Rivas will put their unblemished records on the line in a 10-round matchup. The telecast will air live on SHOWTIME® (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT) and will be available in Spanish via Secondary Audio Programming (SAP).
Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e TGB Whakatairanga, E utu i $27, $54, $104 a $199 and are on sale now via ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster retail locations or by calling 800-745-3000. Tickets are also available at the Honda Center Box Office.
Hunter will compete in an eight-round cruiserweight bout while Mendez will enter the ring in a 10-round middleweight affair against Joshua Okine (22-4, 15 Koó). Marrero takes on Jonathan Arellano (16-6-2, 4 Koó) in a 10-round featherweight attraction.
The action continues with 27-year-old Ceferino Rodriguez (20-1, 11 Koó) of Spain in an eight-round welterweight bout against Mexico’s Ernesto Ortiz (10-3, 7 Koó) plus 29-year-old South Korean brawler Min Wook Kim (14-1, 11 Koó) in a super lightweight contest against Mexico’s Jose Luis Rodriguez (14-6, 9 Koó).
Rounding out the night of fights is unbeaten 25-year-old Los Angeles-native Anthony Flores (9-0, 5 Koó) in an eight-round super lightweight bout against Daniel Nava (7-3-2, 3 Koó) while Leo Santa Cruz’s cousin,Antonio Santa Cruz (1-2, 1 KO) enters the ring in a four-round bantamweight fight against California’s Jorge Perez (2-0, 1 KO) and undefeated Mexican King Vargas (25-0, 20 Koó) i roto i te mahi mā.
Mai tahuri ngaio i roto i te tīmatanga o 2013 e whai ake nei i te London Olympic Games, te Hunter-tau 27-tawhito, whawhai i roto i Las Vegas, NV, Kua ki te whiti tonu. With four victories in 2015, the last three by knockout, he will be looking to march again into the win column to kick off his 2016 pakanga.
Fighting out of Delano, California, the 26-year-old Mendez looks for his seventh straight victory when he gets in the ring on February 27. Haere mai e ia ki roto ki tenei whawhai atu o whakaora mo Rawiri Alonso Lopez, Santiago Parete, Raul Casarez, Andrik Saralegui and Ernesto Berrospe twice. He takes on the experienced Okine, who was born in Ghana but who fights out of Silver Spring, Maryland.
I muri i toa i te mētara hiriwa i te 2007 Pan American Games, i roto i te tua ki te maha atu ekea runaruna, riro te Lepupelika o Marrero te tuatahi 14 ngā haerenga o tona mahi pro. The 26-year-old brings a five-fight winning streak to the ring and in his most recent bout he delivered a sensational one-punch knockout victory over former world champion Rico Ramos. Marrero takes on the 28-year-old Arrellano out of Commerce, California.
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Nguha taumahamaha Amir “Hardcore” E kōrero ana Mansour pupūtanga ki Gerald Washington

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A'ee ki te kupu matua FS1 Toe ki te Toe Rātū o i runga i October 13 i roto i te Shelton, Washington

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Philadelphia, PA (October 9, 2015)– Nguha taumahamaha, Amir “Hardcore” Mansour (22-1, 16 KO o) Ko vēkeveke tatari tana October 13 bout with undefeated Gerald Washington (16-0, 11 KO o)
Ka tango i te wahi i runga i te a'ee Rātū, October 13 i te Little Creek Casino Resort i roto i te SHelton, Washington and will be broadcast live on FS1.
Mansour Ko te tino māia o kahore he anake wikitoria engari te mea e mahi i te wini ki te whakarei ake ia ia mo te whawhai ki te whiriwhiri o te wehenga taumahamaha.
Kei raro nei he uiuiraa hangatonu ki Mansour rite mutu ia ake i runga i ona ra torutoru whakamutunga o te puni whakangungu.
Kia whakamahi putanga pāpāho te ataata i runga i to ratou tukutuku me tüäpapa mamati i te tārua / whakapiri i te waehere tāmau.

 

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UNDEFEATED HEAVYWEIGHT GERALD WASHINGTON TAKES ON AMIR MANSOUR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 FROM LITTLE CREEK CASINO RESORT IN SHELTON, WASHINGTON ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS ON FS1 & FOX SPORTS 9 P.M. ET / 6 P.M. PT

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Ētahi atu! Whakaongaonga taumahamaha me 2012 U.S. Häkinakina Michael Hunter me Tūturu Light taumahamaha Knockout Artist Ahmed Elbiali
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Shelton, WA. (Mahuru 16, 2015) – Taumahamaha tūturu Gerald “Ko te Rooster Black” Washington, (16-0, 11 Koó) whawhai Amir “Hardcore” Mansour (22-1, 16 Koó) i roto i te hui matua 10-a tawhio noa i runga i te Rātū, October 13 putanga o Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i runga i FS1 a Fox Deportes i te Little Creek Resort Casino i Shelton, WA.
Ngā ano i runga i te kāri e 2012 United States Häkinakina me te taumahamaha tūturu Michael Hunter, (9-0, 6Koó) a te marama toi knockout taumahamaha Ahmed Elbiali, (12-0, 11Koó) i roto i te pāngia motuhake. Haamata kapinga teata i 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT.
“Te rapu atu ahau ki takahi ki te mowhiti ki Amir Mansour,” ka mea a Washington. “Ko toku wa ki te hanga i te tauākī tenei. Ka meinga e ahau he tauira o Amir Mansour ki kia mohio te wehenga taumahamaha e reira te he mutoi hou i roto i te pa. No atu 'Mr. Guy Nice ', te reira te wā hoki ki ahau kawe i te mamae!”
“Kua kore noa mai tata Gerald Washington ki te tangata whawhai o toku ërä,” Said Mansour. “Kei a ia kore painga anake mo te tiketike, me te au a'usia ahau nui ki te tango i taua atu. Ko te ōrite ki ahau kei te haere ki te whakauru Washington ki te ao katoa hou o te whawhai me te au mohio kore te rite ia mo tenei momo o te whawhai.”
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“Kei tino oaoa ki te hoki ki te Little Creek Resort Casino ki tenei kāri tino tatou,” mea Tom Brown o TGB Whakatairanga. “Washington ko Hunter e rua o te putanga mai nga whetu e tiaho i runga i te scene taumahamaha Amerika me Elbiali ko tetahi o te pai opuaraa marama taumahamaha roto i te mekemeke.”
He kaitākaro e rua-ara (mutunga whäiti me te mutunga ārai) i te University o Southern California, Washington pau wa ki te pupu Seattle Seahawks a Buffalo Pire mahi i runga i tona ara rereke i arahina ia ki te mekemeke. Ko te-tau 33-tau mahi ano i roto i te Navy, ano he mīhini topatopa i mua i te haere ki USC, a kihai i whiwhi ki tona timatanga i roto i te mekemeke ngaio noa 2012. Whawhai i roto i San Jose, California, Ko ia ano ki te ngaro i roto i tona feinga hou me tino tata patua Jason Gavern i Maehe, a ka kia anga tona whakataetae uaua ki Mansour.
He toa pēhanga whakaongaonga i roto i Wilmington, Delaware, Mansour looks for his third straight victory on October 13. The 43-year-old owns victories over Dominick Guinn, Epifanio Mendoza ko Kelvin Price. Mutu ana ngā haerenga whakamutunga e rua ki te knockout mīharo o Fred Kassi me te wikitoria mo Joey Dawejko.
Mai tahuri ngaio i roto i te tīmatanga o 2013 e whai ake nei i te London Olympic Games, te Hunter-tau 27-tawhito, whawhai i roto i Las Vegas, NV, Kua ki te whiti tonu. Ki te toru whakaora i roto i 2015, te whakamutunga e rua i te knockout ka titiro ia ki te haere ano ki te tīwae win.
He Māori o Kairo, Ihipa e noho nei ki Miami, Hanga FL te Elbiali-tau 24-tawhito te tere hoki ki te mowhiti e whai ake nei i te knockout a tawhio tuatahi o Fabiano Peno i runga i Rātū, Mahuru 8 i te tuatahi o FS1 o Rātū TOE-TO-TOE i te Hollywood, Palladium.
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BEIBUT SHUMENOV WINS CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE WITH VICTORY OVER B.J. FLORES ON PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON NBCSN

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MEI TE PEARL AT nikau Casino RESORT

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ISIAH THOMAS TRIUMPHANT IN BATTLE OF UNDEFEATED CRUISERWEIGHTS AGAINST JORDAN SHIMMELL

Claudio Marrero Knocks Out Rico Ramos In Round Two

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Andrew Tabiti Shuts Out Roberto Santos To Remain Undefeated

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Las Vegas (Hōngongoi 25, 2015) – Shumenov Beibu (16-2, 10 Koó) patua B.J. Flowers (31-2-1, 20 Koó) i te whakatau loto Rāhoroi night to win a cruiserweight world title on Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i NBCSN from the Pearl at Palms Casino Resort.

 

Shumenov came out aggressive early before using his movement late to earn a world title in a second division and become the first fighter from Kazakhstan to achieve that feat. Flores was competitive throughout the fight, countering effectively when Shumenov showed aggression while landing more power punches.

 

I roto i te 12th-round Flores wobbled Shumenov on the ropes in the closing seconds, but was unable to earn a knockdown. Shumenov used a strong jab and quick movements to make Flores miss consistently. All three judges scored the fight 116-112.

 

In a battle of undefeated rising cruiserweight contenders, Detroit o Isiah Thomas (15-0, 6 Koó) earned a hard-fought victory over Horano Shimmell (19-1, 16 Koó) in their 10-round bout.

 

The southpaw Thomas used his slick-style to slow down Shimmell’s offense and land lead rights to the head that left Shimmell’s right eye cut. Thomas was able to fend Shimmell off on the inside as the broader Shimmell attempted to land big punches from close quarters. Thomas won by the scores of 99-91, 98-92 a 97-93.

 

In further action, Dominican power-puncher Claudio Marrero (19-1, 14 Koó) delivered a vicious second round knockout over former world champion Rico Ramos (24-5, 12 Koó). Marrero connected with a strong overhand left that immediately sent Ramos to the canvas, prompting referee Jay Nady to wave off the count. The knockout came twenty seconds into the round.

 

The televised opener featured undefeated cruiserweight Andrew “Te kararehe” Tabiti(11-0, 10 Koó) scoring a dominant unanimous decision victory over Roberto Santos(12-2, 5 Koó). Tabiti used his length and speed to outwork and outland Santos over the eight-round fight. All three judges scored the fight 80-72.

 

Beibu SHUMENOV

 

“B.J. is a strong guy but he was lunging while I was scoring points. I’m still in the learning process and I’m more comfortable as a cruiserweight.

 

“Boxing is an art. I used my skills, positioning, angles and footwork to win the fight.

 

“I feel blessed, I have a strong team that is like one. Without them I wouldn’t have won the fight te po nei.

 

“I followed the instructions from my corner and thought I won the fight clearly.

 

“I had extra motivation to make history. I first did that when I wont the light heavyweight title in 10 fights and now I’m the first person from my country to win world titles in two different division. I’m very proud of that.

 

“Denis Lebedev is my main target. But I want to fight all the best and most dangerous cruiserweights in the world.”

 

B.J. OMAHA

 

“Beibut always comes forward, he’s very tough, but tonight he ran the whole night. It’s tough to win a fight when the guy is trying to run in circles.

 

“My punches were crisp and effective and I hurt him. He had nothing on his punches and never hurt me.

 

“I wobbled him in the twelfth round and then I went in to rush him. He kept moving back though.

 

“You have to want to fight. PBC is about guys wanting to fight. Ko te aha te reira katoa e pā ana ki.

 

“I’m ready to get back in the ring, I’m fine. It was difficult to catch up with him because he wanted to move around so much.

 

“I learned in those last few rounds that even though he was moving around so much, I could pick up the tempo and bring the fight to him.

 

“You can’t fight a guy who isn’t trying to engage. You have to fight to win the fight. He was throwing jabs while I was trying to hurt him.

 

“I’m so thankful to all my fans who came out tonight, I wouldn’t be anywhere without them. Ka whakahokia e ahau. Beibut, I want the rematch.”

 

Isiah THOMAS

 

“I think I did well in there. I listened to my corner and was able to land punches.

 

“I used my defense, my eyes and most importantly I listened to my corner. I should have thrown some more punches, but I wanted to stay on the outside and use angles.

 

“I knew it was going to be a close fight, he came very hard and I had to be at my best. Me and my team were able to get it done.

 

“I feel great about representing Detroit boxing. I want to carry on the legendary legacy of Kronk Gym and just keep working.

 

“This win is huge for my career. Being on the national stage was a great experience for me.

 

“I want to get back in the ring as soon as possible. I’m going to get back in the gym and get with my team but I’ll be back soon.”

 

Horano SHIMMELL

 

“I thought it was a closer fight than the judges had it. Nothing he did surprised me, Mohio ahau i haere te reira ki te waiho i te whawhai uaua.

 

“I just have to be even more prepared. Ko ia he toa nui, I thought it was closer. But he’s a great fighter.

 

“Au te pai ahau, I’m going to come back.”

 

CLAUDIO MARRERO

 

“I trained very hard for this fight and I was just listening to the corner and we saw that the overhand was open and I connected on it.

 

“I’ve improved a lot since my loss and I come into each fight better and better. I’m more confident in my preparation and I have a great fight plan.

 

“I’m very excited about this victory. We worked so hard for this fight. I hope that boxing will take Dominican fighters a little more seriously. There are currently two Dominican world champions and I want to be the third.

 

“I want to fight the best of the best. Whoever it is, Ahau rite”

 

ANDREW TABITI

 

“I stayed disciplined tonight. It was a good test tonight and I’m just ready to get back to work.

 

“I was a little disappointed I couldn’t get the knockout but I felt really good in there. Hats off to my opponent, he was tough and could really take a punch.

 

“I hurt him in the last round and he was holding me, but he was able to stay on his feet. I’m still going to knock guys out but I wanted to show the world I have the talent to go in there and box.

 

“I hope that I left everyone entertained and I’m going to keep on working hard and go from there.”

 

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PREMIER BOXING Champions ON NBCSN PRESS WHAKAMUTUNGA korukī AMUIRAA & Whakaahua

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Las Vegas (Hōngongoi 23, 2015) – Whawhai whakataetae i roto i te rua o nga matchups cruiserweight whakaongaonga i runga i Rāhoroi o Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i NBCSN puritia hui te amuiraa press whakamutunga Rāpare i roto i te mua o to ratou Hōngongoi 25 pāngia i te Pearl i nikau Casino Resort.

 

Haamata kapinga teata i 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT a kua headlined e te toa o mua te ao Shumenov Beibu (15-2, 10 Koó) tango i runga i B.J. Flowers (31-1-1, 20 Koó) i roto i te pupūtanga 12-a tawhio noa. He whawhai 10-a tawhio noa i waenga i whawhai tūturu Horano Shimmell(19-0, 16 Koó) a Isiah Thomas (14-0, 6 Koó) Ka ngā ano i runga i te telecast.

 

Whakaawhiwhi i te mahi teata te he tekau mā whawhai 10-a tawhio noa i waenganui i toa mua te ao Rico Ramos (24-4, 12 Koó) a Claudio Marrero (18-1, 13 Koó) me waru-a tawhio noa o te mahi cruiserweight ngā kaitoi knockout tūturu Andrew “Te kararehe” Tabiti (10-0, 10 Koó) tango i runga i Roberto Santos (12-1, 5 Koó).

 

Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e Mayweather Whakatairanga me TGB Whakatairanga, E utu i $100.50, $75.50, $50.50, a $20.50, me ngā utu e hāngai ana, me te kei i runga i te hoko inaianei. Kia hokona ngā tīkiti i www.ticketmaster.com ranei i karanga i te Tari Pouaka Pearl i 702-994-3200 ranei Ticketmaster i (800) 745-3000.

 

Tenei ko te aha te whai wāhi i ki te mea Rāpare:

 

Beibu SHUMENOV

 

“Au fiefia rawa ki te hei wahi o PBC. Ko pai taku puni whakangungu, my best because I wasn’t stressed about losing weight. I’m blessed to have a great coach, Ismael Salas, me kaiako kaiāwhina Jeff Grmoja me Rodney Crisler.

 

“All the work has been done for Saturday night. E hiahia ana ahau ki te whawhai i te pai ki te whakamatau e ahau i te cruiserweight pai i roto i te ao.

“I’m really happy for this opportunity. I feel reborn since I met my new trainer. I’ve changed and I feel like it’s a new beginning. I want to fight the best fighters in the world.

“Every day we work hard on fundamentals to improve my skills and conditioning. Each day I learn.

“Ahau ite pai nui rite ki te cruiserweight, kahore te ahotea i runga i toku tinana, ano i ahau, ina i ahau ki te hanga 175 pauna. Na, Arotahi tika ahau ki runga i whiwhi pai hei utu o te hanga taimaha.

“Flores has been a cruiserweight for a long time. Fighting an opponent like him is a good opportunity for me.

“Ki te haere ahau ki te whakamātau, E hiahia ana ahau ki te whakakotahi i te taitara.”

 

B.J. OMAHA

 

“E hiahia ana ahau ki te whakawhetai katoa i runga i toku kapa mō te tui i roto i ahau, me te whakapono ki ahau. Ko te whai wāhitanga nui hoki toku mahi tenei.

 

“Ahau te tino oaoa e pā ana ki tenei po, me tenei hui katoa. To tatou he po nui o te cruiserweight mekemeke. Kua puritia e ahau i te kanohi i runga i te katoa o enei takatu no te mea e kore koe e matau ana ko wai ka whawhai koe, e kei inaianei tatou katoa ki runga i konei i runga i nga pou.

 

“Ka rite ki te titiro hoki ahau i roto i toku mahi i reira e te rota o te mea kua puta ke e ahau, me nga mea e taku i mea ai rerekē. Kua ahau i rerekē kaiwhakatairanga, ka whakakāhia mea he rota a tawhio noa. Ite e ahau kia rite ki tenei Rāhoroi, I ahau i te whai wāhi ki te ūkui i nga hē katoa i toku mahi.

 

“Te tahi mea rawa te e whakaihiihi hoki ahau ko toku mate kotahi, ka ka haere ahau i runga i ki Ahitereiria ki te whawhai Danny Green.

 

“I 200-pauna e kore ahau kua ngaro, a kihai i haere au e ahau ki te ngaro i runga i te pō o te Rāhoroi.

 

“I ahau i te rota o te whakawhirinaki me te rota o te hihiri e haere mai ana ki tenei whawhai. Beibut Ko te toa pai, me te kua tangohia e ahau i tenei pole atu tino atu i tetahi atu whawhai i roto i toku ora katoa.

 

“E mohio ana ahau ki nga fifi tenei tangata roaa e, a ka waiho e ahau rite mo ratou i runga i Rāhoroi. Kei te haere ahau ki te whakatakoto ki te katoa i runga i te aho, me te rata i toku mahi katoa i runga i te pō o te Rāhoroi.

 

“E rapu ana atu e ahau ki takahi ki te whakakai ki Beibut. Ko ia te toa tino pai. E kore e hoatu e ratou te marama taitara taumahamaha ao mō te kore utu ranei no te kei ngāwari ratou. Roaa ia te reira. Nga mea katoa i whiwhi ai ia i roto i tona mahi ngā roaa ia, ka rapu ana ahau ki te tiki i toku i runga i te pō o te Rāhoroi.”

 

Horano SHIMMELL

 

“Ite ahau rite. Ahau ineine. Kua kua ahau titiro atu ki tenei taime no te tino he, ia inaianei. Whakaakona ahau pakeke, me te ite hauora. Tika i ahau ki te mahi i te pai, ka whakaatu i nga mea katoa i ahau i runga i Rāhoroi.

 

“Mai i te kuao tonu ko te moemoea o toku ki te hei i runga i tēnei wā i te reira tonu. Hanga i te reira i konei inaianei, Hiahia noa ahau ki te atu toku mahi, me te mahi i pai kia taea e ahau e.

 

“Wā koe te tiki ki te whawhai i roto i te Vegas i te mea whakaongaonga te reira. Ko te tari matua mekemeke o te ao tenei. He i runga i te atamira matua i runga i te pouaka whakaata, ko te tino whakaongaonga.

 

“E mohio ana ahau ki a Isiah he tere taata, na kua mahi matou i te rota o te tere, wawetanga me te kaupapa. Whakamanamana ahau i ahau i runga i kore hoko patua maha. E hiahia ana ahau ki te haere tonu i te, ka meinga hei whawhai māmā ake i runga i Rāhoroi.

 

“Whawhai i runga i tenei kāri PBC he tino he hihiri nui no te reira te wahi kua hiahia ahau ki te kia. E hiahia ana ahau ki te tiki i tetahi whai wāhi ki te whawhai i runga i te pouaka whakaata, me te ki te ahau te mahi pai whakaaro ahau e mahi i te reira.

 

“Ahau i te pai toa pai-porotaka, e nehenehe e rave i te moka o te mea katoa. E te aha hanga toku whawhai māmā, no te mea au e taea ki te whakawhiti ake kāhua ahau.

 

“Tohu ahau i te āhua katoa o Michigan i roto i tenei whawhai. Ahau e hiahia ana te kāwanatanga, me te pae hopea i te whenua katoa ki te rep.

 

“Tino pea e taea e te hoariri tetahi o te hunga eé ko wai ake i runga i te atamira ki ahau he kaha'ú. Ko te hunga e nga eé runga i roto i te wehenga, me te kei ratou whawhai nui katoa, kia titiro atu ki tetahi ahau te whawhai ki toku rōpū e tahi.”

 

Isiah THOMAS

 

“Ahau rawa oaoa, te reira nui ki te whawhai i roto i te Las Vegas mo te wā tuatahi. Kua mea ahau i te reira i te aroaro o ahakoa, e kore e mea faufaa te reira te wahi whawhai ahau, toku mana'o kei tonu i roto i te haki, ka ahau rite noa ki te haere ki te mahi.

 

“Ko pai te puni whakangungu. Ko ahau e rima wiki ki te puni whakangungu, ina ka e ahau i tenei whawhai kia mea katoa, ko te 100 ōrau.

 

“Kua mahi ahau i runga i noho femo'uekina, i whiua e te rota o te nifó, me te whakamahi i koki. Ka outwork ahau ki a ia ranei outland ia. Kei te haere ahau ki te whakamahi i taku tere, me toku pūkenga mekemeke.

 

“Ahau he puncher-kaimekemeke ki te generalship mowhiti nui. Ahau he katoa-a tawhio noa toa. E hiahia ana ahau ki te tiki i roto i te whakakai me titiro mīharo.

 

“Haere noa ahau ki te mahi i nga po, ki te haere mai i te knockout ka haere ahau mo reira. Ko te mea atu e pā ana ki noa titiro faahiahia.

 

“Hei hei wahi o te kaupapa PBC te tikanga o te rota. E whakahokia mai e ratou i te hītori o te mekemeke me te ki kia he wahi o te kaupapa tino nui ki ahau.”

 

ANDREW TABITI

 

“Ahau rite ki te whawhai. Kua mahi ahau uaua ki te faaineine ia ahau ki te whawhai. Haere mai Rāhoroi te haere noa te reira ki te waiho i te ra auau i roto i te whakakai.

 

“Nga mea katoa i mea ai ahau he tatūnga, te reira, ano he whaikīngi. Tamata e ahau ki te kia atamai, me te kore e tango i rawa nui te whiu. E hiahia ana ahau ki te hopu takatu ka meinga e ratou hape.

 

“Ahau rite ahau mo toku hoariri, me te Mexican-kāhua ka kawea e ia ki te whakakai. Whakamahere ahau i runga i mutu ake ia kia rite ki te era atu o ratou.

 

“He i roto i te whare hākinakina Mayweather he nui no te reira te na maha rerekē o whawhai i roto i te reira. Mana'o te reira, ano he whawhai i nga ra katoa. Riro te reira i to koutou ngakau rite mo te atamira rite tenei. He te nga mea katoa o te iwi titiro ki a koe, e tauturu te reira whiwhi koe rite hinengaro.

 

“Te hinaaro nei au ki te whawhai i tetahi o nga eé i runga i te atamira i tenei ra. E hiahia ana ahau ki te hanga i te pai whawhai, me te kawe i te wehenga cruiserweight hoki.”

 

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E mua AO Tuhinga Rico Ramos ON CLAUDIO MARRERO ON SATURDAY, JULY 25 AT TE PEARL AT nikau Casino RESORT ki Las Vegas

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Ētahi atu! Prospects tūturu Michael Hunter, Andrew Tabiti

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Takahanga Main Āhuatanga Beibut Shumenov vs. B.J. Flowers

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Las Vegas (Hōngongoi 21, 2015) – Mua World Champion Rico Ramos (24-4, 12 Koó) e i runga i pakeke-patu Claudio Marrero (18-1, 13 Koó) i roto i te whawhai tekau mā runga i Rāhoroi, Hōngongoi 25 i te Pearl i nikau Casino Resort i Las Vegas.

 

The bout is part of a full night action headlined by a 12-round cruiserweight showdown between Shumenov Beibu (15-2, 10 Koó) a B.J. Flowers (31-1-1, 20 Koó). Haamata kapinga teata i 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT ki te whakataetae 10-a tawhio noa i waenga i cruiserweights tūturu Horano Shimmell(19-0, 16 Koó) a Isiah Thomas (14-0, 6 Koó).

 

Tikiti mo te takahanga ora, whakatairangatia ana e te e kua utu i Whakatairanga Mayweather $100.50, $75.50, $50.50, a $20.50, me ngā utu e hāngai ana, me te kei i runga i te hoko inaianei. Kia hokona ngā tīkiti iwww.ticketmaster.com ranei i karanga i te Tari Pouaka Pearl i 702-994-3200 ranei Ticketmaster i (800) 745-3000.

 

Opuaraa tūturu ka anga whakamātautau uaua Rāhoroi rite artist knockout Andrew “Te kararehe” Tabiti(10-0, 10 Koó) kanohi Roberto Santos (12-1, 5 Koó) i roto i te cruiserweight a'ee waru-a tawhio noa, 2012 U.S. Häkinakina Michael Hunter (8-0, 5 Koó) whawhai Michael Bissett (9-7, 7 Koó)i roto i te 10-rauna o te mahi taumahamaha me Ladarius “Nopo” Miller (7-0, 1 KO)Whakatata i te mahi i roto i te ono-a tawhio noa whakataetae super ono tekau ki Sean Gee (2-0).

 

He runaruna whakapaipai i roto i o Carson, California, Ramos riro te taitara super whā ao i roto i 2011 na roto i te patuki i Akifumi Shimoda. Nona te-tau 28-tawhito whakaora i runga i whawhai mua hinga Efrain Esquivias me Carlos Ivan Velasquez. Ka mau tino tata ia te fare i te wikitoria whakatau loto mo Juan Ruiz i Hakihea. 2014.

 

I muri i toa i te mētara hiriwa i te 2007 Pan American Games, i roto i te tua ki te maha atu ekea runaruna, riro te Lepupelika o Marrero te tuatahi 14 ngā haerenga o tona mahi pro. I 26-tau-tau, hopoi mai ia he wikitoria pūkenga e wha-whawhai ki tenei matchup i runga i Hōngongoi 25, tae tona wikitoria tino tata ki runga i Orlando Rizo i Hui-tanguru.

 

A 2012 U.S. Ma'ona nei i riro U.S. Amateur Toa i roto i 2009 a 2007, Kua timata te Hunter-tau 26-tawhito ki te hanga i te ingoa mo ia i roto i nga rarangi ngaio mai i tahuri pro i roto i 2013. I muri i toa e wha nga wa i roto i te 2014, te Van Nuys, Riro California-whenua te whakatau loto mo Avery Gibson i Hui-tanguru ki te tīmata 2015 a aru ana i taua ake i tu Deon Erama i Pipiri. E ia i runga i te Bissett-tau 31-tawhito a Biloxi, Mississippi.

 

E haere mai ana i runga i o te knockout kotahi-tokua fakafiefia mo Thomas Hanshaw i Pipiri, titiro ki te Tabiti 25-tau-tawhito ki te pupuri i ana ōwehenga tino knockout ina hoki e ia i runga i Hōngongoi 25. Ko te whanau Chicago-whawhai inaianei i roto i te Las Vegas cruiserweight ka fehangahangai i te toa tino mātanga o tona mahi, ina whawhai ia te-tau 26-tawhito Mexican Santos.

 

He whawhai puare i roto i Nopo, engari i roto i te whawhai i te Las Vegas, Ko te hinga mai i tahuri pro i Miller 2014. Ko te-tau 21-tau ka mau fare tino tata te whakatau loto mo Marquis Taylor i roto i te Paenga-whāwhā, a ka hoki ki te tango i runga i te Portland-tau 27-tawhito, Whanau Oregon Gee.

 

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