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"Granite Chin Box Off" aron ilunsad ang Mayo 11th 4-fighter, 1-gabii nga super middleweight nga torneyo nga "Rumble at the Rink" sa Quincy Youth Arena sa Quincy, MA

Marso 27, 2024 FNU47 Leave sa usa ka comment

"Granite Chin Box Off" nga ilunsad sa Mayo 11^th

4-manlalaban, 1-gabii nga super middleweight nga torneyo

"Rumble at the Rink" sa Quincy Youth Arena sa Quincy, MA

KWARTA, Misa. (Marso 26, 2024) - Mga Promosyon sa Granite Chin (GCP) mipahibalo sa paglusad sa iyang innovative one-night tournament, “Granite Chin Box Off,” niadtong Sabado sa gabii, Mayo 11, nga nagpakita sa usa ka quartet sa throw-back super middleweight fighters gikan sa New England headlining sa “Rumble at the Rink” pro boxing card, sa Quincy Youth Arena sa Quincy, Massachusetts.

Ang quartet sa mga super middleweight makig-away sa tulo ka hugna nga away (4^th round sa kalit nga kamatayon kon gikinahanglan sa kaso sa usa ka draw) sayo sa gabii ug ang duha ka mananaog moabante sa lima ka hugna nga main event (6^th round sa kalit nga kamatayon sa panghitabo sa usa ka draw) aron madeterminar ang kampeon sa plano sa promoter nga si Chris Traietti nga mahimong tinuig nga torneyo, nga gitugutan sa Massachusetts Boxing Commission.

Ang tanan nga upat ka mga manggugubat mga agresibo ug kusgan nga moabut aron makig-away, nga gihubad ngadto sa usa ka halandumon nga gabii alang sa mga fans.

"Kini nga torneyo usa ka ideya nga akong gi-flirt sukad sa 2021," miingon ang presidente sa GCP nga si Chris Traietti. "Dili ko gusto nga ibira ang gatilyo niini hangtod nga gibati nako nga ingon og ako adunay pipila sa mga una nga mga kabalaka nga nahimo ug ako adunay husto nga upat ka mga lalaki. Nahiusa na ang tanan karon! Wala’y kombinasyon sa mga away sa upat nga dili mapuno sa aksyon gikan sa pagsugod sa kampana. Kini usa ka butang nga giplano sa Granite Chin nga buhaton matag tuig, mao nga sa higayon nga makompleto na kining inaugural tournament, sutaon nato kini aron masuta kung gikinahanglan ba ang mga pag-uswag aron maandam ang usa 2025. Salamat sa mga manggugubat alang sa ilang kadasig sa pagkahimong bahin sa usa ka espesyal nga butang nga sama niini ug sa Massachusetts Commission alang sa tanan nga tabang niini sa pag-navigate kanako aron matubag ug madumala ang tanan nga mga isyu sa kahilwasan aron kini mahatagan og pagtugot.

Ania ang usa ka breakdown sa upat ka "Granite Chin Box Off" challengers:

James "Pitbull" Perkins (13-1-1, 9 KOs), Lynn, MA

Si Perkins ang paborito sa pre-tournament base sa iyang pro record ug kalidad sa oposisyon. Usa ka gravedigger sa adlaw, Si Perkins nag-antus sa iyang nag-inusarang kapildihan niadtong Agosto ngadto kang Steve Sumpter (9-0, 7 KOs), napildi sa walo ka hugna nga mayoriya nga desisyon alang sa bakanteng IBA America Super Middleweight Championship.

“Nagpaabot gyud ko ani nga panghitabo. Kanunay kong gusto nga makig-away sa usa ka torneyo tungod kay wala ako nakig-away sa Golden Gloves o bisan unsang amateur nga mga torneyo. Nakahukom ko nga mahimong pro pagkahuman sa akong ikaunom nga away sa amateur. Mas maayo pa nga ang kalihokan gihimo sa usa ka hockey rink tungod kay ako nagdako sa akong tibuok kinabuhi nga nagdula og hockey. Nagsugod ko sa skating sa duha ka tuig ang edad ug nagdula hangtod sa high school (St. Mary ni Lynn).

"Andam ko nga atubangon ang bisan unsa nga moabut kanako. Nahibal-an ko kung kinsa ang tanan nga mga manggugubat, pero mas nakaila ko ni Clark kay sa ubang fighters. Ako ug si Clark nag-away sa samang card sa makadaghang higayon. Ganahan ko ni Clark ug siya usa ka gahi nga lalaki, pero kung magdungan mi sa ring, mahimong negosyo ang tanan. Dili mi mag uyab kung naa mi. Sa kataposan sa gabii, Masaligon kaayo ko nga ako ang modaog sa torneyo.”

Anthony "The Gentle Savage" Andreozzi (5-3, 2 KOs), Swansea, MA

Usa ka kanhi Massachusetts Middleweight Champion, Naayo na si Andreozzi gikan sa usa ka brutal nga kadaot sa bitiis / buolbuol nga nahiaguman kapin sa usa ka tuig ang milabay, nibalik karong Pebrero 24^th sulod sa ikaduhang hugna nga knockout ni Igor Pessoa.

“Kini (tournament) paglapas sa mga utlanan sigurado. Kini ang matang sa torneyo diin importante ang pagkontrolar sa emosyon. Dili nimo mabugto ang imong load sa unang hugna sa unang away ug magdahom gihapon nga molampos. Duna koy pipila ka gatos nga wrestling matches ug kapin sa usa ka dosena nga karate match. Naanad na ko sa emosyonal nga pagkontrol nga gikinahanglan aron epektibong makabuhat og kapintasan kaduha sa usa ka gabii. Ako dili maghulat!

"Si Ryan Clark usa ka maayong tawo. Nakahimo na mi og rounds sa wala pa ang akong away ni Kyle Cusick (Abril 22, 2022). Si Perkins miapil og unom ka malisud nga hugna uban sa akong kanhi kauban sa team. Morag buotan si Bernard, busa walay personal batok kaniya.”

Bernard Joseph (6-1, 4 KOs), Dorchester, MA

Si Joseph nakadaog sa iyang katapusang duha ka away ug aktibo sa upat ka away 2023 ug kini mao ang iyang ikaduha sa 2024. Ang 33-anyos nga aduna usab usa ka hometown advantage nga makig-away sa duol nga Quincy.

“Lahi kini (pormat sa torneyo), apan kini moabut ngadto sa paagi sa atong pagbansay. Daghan kog sparring ug maayo kana para nako. Kini moabut ngadto sa pagbansay ug pagpasanay sa akong lawas sa break sama sa sparring. Mahimo kong makig-away sa upat ka hugna ug unya unom.

“Pro ko karon, nakig-away sa unom ka rounders, apan dili sa taas nga paghunong tali sa mga away sama niining torneyo. Maghatag kini kanako og panahon sa pag-rehydrate ug pag-andam alang sa ikaduhang away sa gabii. Nakita nako ang video sa tanan nga uban pang mga manggugubat ug dili ako daotan nga nagsulti bisan kinsa, apan dili nako mabati nga ako ang paborito nga makadaog sa tanan.

Ryan Clark (4-5, 2 KOs), Barrington, KANAKO

Usa ka natural nga middleweight, Si Clark maoy nagsaka sa pinakataas nga gibug-aton sa torneyo, usa ka butang nga nahibal-an niya pag-ayo apan dili kaayo nabalaka. Laing fighter nga puno sa aksyon, Ang rekord ni Clark nagpahisalaag tungod kay siya sama ka lig-on sa ilang pag-abot ug makahimo sa pagpildi sa bisan kinsa sa laing tulo ka mga challenger..

“Kini (tournament) usa ka maayong ideya. Chris (Traietti) usa ka maalamon nga lalaki, ug kini nga torneyo maghatag ug kalingawan sa mga fans, ug kini usa ka hagit alang sa mga manggugubat. Gidayeg ko ang iyang ideya. Kanunay kong mag-away sa 160 ug kini nga torneyo nakig-away kanako sa usa ka gamay nga mas dako nga timbang nga klase. Ganahan ko sa hagit.

“Nakaila ko kang Tony ug Perkins ug gitahud ko sila. Talentado sila. Kini (tournament) susama sa sparring. Nag-spar ko og lima o unom ka round, pagbitay sa pagsulti, kuha ug laing training, ug unya balik sa ring aron mag-spar na usab. Kini dili kaayo lahi. ”

Ang dugang nga mga duwa ipahibalo sa dili madugay.

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Ang mga tiket gibaligya aron mapalit sawww.granite-chin-promotions.ticketleap.com.

Pultahan sa 6:00 sa gabii. UG, unang bout sa 7 sa gabii. UG.

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Coyle to defend NABA title December 11 in Orlando

Nobyembre 15, 2022 FNU47 Leave sa usa ka comment

Orlando, FL (Nobyembre 7, 2022) – NABA middleweight champion Connor “The Kid” Coyle will defend his title against knockout artist Anibal Cleto Francisco in a battle of unbeatens Sunday, December 11 at the Caribe Royale in Orlando.

The card takes place during the WBA’s annual Centennial Convention, which is held at the Caribe Royale from December 11-14.

A native of Derry, Northern Ireland who trains out of Pinellas Park, FL Coyle’s 17-0 uban sa 7 knockouts. Coyle became the NABA champion this past May when he earned a hard-fought decision against Antonio Todd. He was slated to face Felix Cash October 8 in England but the entire card was cancelled after main event participant Conor Benn failed a drug test.

Hailing from Monte Plata, Dominican Republic, Francisco’s 10-0 uban sa 9 of his victories coming by KO. On July 2, the 22-year-old stopped Yeison Gonzalez in the fifth round to capture the WBA Fedelatin title.

“After the disappointment surrounding the cancellation of Connor’s fight in England, we wanted to find a good opportunity,” said Coyle’s promoter Jody Caliguire of Fire Fist Boxing Promotions. “The WBA Centennial Convention is a great event and Connor loves fighting at the Carribe Royale because he’s got a big fan base in Central Florida. He’s already back in the US preparing with Jim McLaughlin for this fight and is planning to put on a great show December 11.”

The card is promoted by Boxlab Promotions.

More information on the card including ticket and broadcast details will be announced shortly.

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Turkish super middleweight prospect Cem “Champ” Kilic living the American Dream Headlining this Thursday in Montebello, SAMA, steaming live on UFC FIGHT PASS

Marso 14, 2022 FNU47 Leave sa usa ka comment

Kilic celebrating.jpg — **LAS VEGAS (Marso 9, 2022)** – What a long, strange trip it’s been for Turkish super middleweight prospect Cem “Champ” Kilic, part of a growing 3 Pagdumala sa Punto (3 PM) stable, resettling in California from Germany despite the pandemic, to headline this Thursday night’s “Hollywood Fight Nights, presented by 360 Promotions, at Quiet Cannon Country Club in Montebello, California.

The 27-year-old Kilic faces Andrew “Hurricane” Hernandez (21-8-2, 9 KOs) in the 8-round main event, which will be streamed live and exclusively on UFC FIGHT PASS®.

A member of the Turkish National Boxing Team, Kilic moved eight years ago from Germany to Sherman Oaks, California, where he still resides. A native of Germany whose family comes from Turkey, Kilic showed tremendous courage simply by relocating halfway around the world with a mere $200 in his pockets, as well as the inability to speak English other than a few words.

“I still spend a lot of time at home,” Kilic remarked. “During the pandemic, I lived with my family in Germany, and I have a lot of family in Turkey. It was very rough growing up. I had always dreamed of living in the United States from watching movies. I wanted to do something different. I’m a big fan of Hollywood movies. Muhammad Ali is my idol and that’s another reason I wanted to come here to box.

“I didn’t speak English when I first came to America, only basics, and nobody I met here spoke German or Turkish. but I learned English watching old movies and using Google translator. I learned quicky, bisan, and was comfortable speaking English in six months. And now I live only 10-minutes from Hollywood.”

Kilic hit rock bottom after suffering his first loss January 11, 2020, sa 15-0 Steve Nelson in Atlantic City, in which his corner threw in the towel midway through the eighth round due to several facial cuts. The fight was for the vacant North American Boxing Organization (Kasilinganan) title. Cem took time off in the U.S. during the pandemic.

“Everything was closed,” he explained. “I put on weight and become even more depressed. I let myself go after my first loss. My wife said I needed to get back in shape, so I watched a training video on YouTube and, at first, I couldn’t get through the warmup. But I slowly got in shape and that fueled my interest again in boxing. I didn’t have a promoter and I separated from my manager and trainer. I was trained by a friend and went up to Abel Sanchez’ place in Big Bear and got some good work. I sparred a lot of champions: Jermell Charlo, (Gilberto) ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez, Callum Smith, and David Benavidez.”

(L) Cem Kilic is a fighter’s fighter

A self-described aggressive fighter with a warrior mentality, Kilic says the late Arturo Gatti was one of his favorite fighters, who he emulates in terms of style. Cem has watched the Gatti-(Micky) Ward trilogy about 20 mga panahon, which led him into boxing as a career.

“I knew about Gatti, but I really got into boxing after watching his fights with Micky Ward,” Kilic fondly remembered. “They were so tough, and I love the way they fought. They were throwback fighters to the ’40 and ‘50s.”

The current Team Kilic was formed after his only loss. He is trained by 4-time, 2-division World champion Brian Viloria, in addition to being managed (3PM), which also manages 43-0 “Zurdo” Ramirez, the former World Super Middleweight Champion, presently the top-ranked World light heavyweight contender.

“I knew Brian and met him at Brickhouse,” Kilic explained. “One day I told my strength-and-conditioning coach I needed a new coach and asked him to talk to Brian about me. I liked Brian and knew he was a world champion with a lot of knowledge. We’ve only worked together for one fight, but I’ve improved in a lot of ways.

“I was waiting for an opportunity to sign with a manager and did with 3PM. The guys are great and I’m much more motivated than before. It’s been amazing.”

Kilic is prepared to display his development under Viloria and 3PM this Thursday night against Hernandez. “I can’t wait,” Kilic concluded. “He has fought some good names (Caleb Plant, Jesse Hart, Ali Akhmedov, Ahmed Elbiali, Patrick Teixeira, and Arif Magomedov). I always prepare to go the full distance. I never go into a fight looking for a knockout, but I look for openings.”

Cem “Champ” Kilic is truly living the American Dream, especially because of the support he has from his new team members.

**IMPORMASYON:**
Website: www.ZurdoPromotions.com
Facebook: /CemKilic
Instagram: @zurdoramirez, @zurdopromotions, @KilicBoxing
Twitter: @ZurdoPromotions, @GilbertoZurdoRamirez

Kilic action.jpg — **LAS VEGAS (Marso 9, 2022)** – What a long, strange trip it’s been for Turkish super middleweight prospect Cem “Champ” Kilic, part of a growing 3 Pagdumala sa Punto (3 PM) stable, resettling in California from Germany despite the pandemic, to headline this Thursday night’s “Hollywood Fight Nights, presented by 360 Promotions, at Quiet Cannon Country Club in Montebello, California.

The 27-year-old Kilic faces Andrew “Hurricane” Hernandez (21-8-2, 9 KOs) in the 8-round main event, which will be streamed live and exclusively on UFC FIGHT PASS®.

A member of the Turkish National Boxing Team, Kilic moved eight years ago from Germany to Sherman Oaks, California, where he still resides. A native of Germany whose family comes from Turkey, Kilic showed tremendous courage simply by relocating halfway around the world with a mere $200 in his pockets, as well as the inability to speak English other than a few words.

“I still spend a lot of time at home,” Kilic remarked. “During the pandemic, I lived with my family in Germany, and I have a lot of family in Turkey. It was very rough growing up. I had always dreamed of living in the United States from watching movies. I wanted to do something different. I’m a big fan of Hollywood movies. Muhammad Ali is my idol and that’s another reason I wanted to come here to box.

“I didn’t speak English when I first came to America, only basics, and nobody I met here spoke German or Turkish. but I learned English watching old movies and using Google translator. I learned quicky, bisan, and was comfortable speaking English in six months. And now I live only 10-minutes from Hollywood.”

Kilic hit rock bottom after suffering his first loss January 11, 2020, sa 15-0 Steve Nelson in Atlantic City, in which his corner threw in the towel midway through the eighth round due to several facial cuts. The fight was for the vacant North American Boxing Organization (Kasilinganan) title. Cem took time off in the U.S. during the pandemic.

“Everything was closed,” he explained. “I put on weight and become even more depressed. I let myself go after my first loss. My wife said I needed to get back in shape, so I watched a training video on YouTube and, at first, I couldn’t get through the warmup. But I slowly got in shape and that fueled my interest again in boxing. I didn’t have a promoter and I separated from my manager and trainer. I was trained by a friend and went up to Abel Sanchez’ place in Big Bear and got some good work. I sparred a lot of champions: Jermell Charlo, (Gilberto) ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez, Callum Smith, and David Benavidez.”

(L) Cem Kilic is a fighter’s fighter

A self-described aggressive fighter with a warrior mentality, Kilic says the late Arturo Gatti was one of his favorite fighters, who he emulates in terms of style. Cem has watched the Gatti-(Micky) Ward trilogy about 20 mga panahon, which led him into boxing as a career.

“I knew about Gatti, but I really got into boxing after watching his fights with Micky Ward,” Kilic fondly remembered. “They were so tough, and I love the way they fought. They were throwback fighters to the ’40 and ‘50s.”

The current Team Kilic was formed after his only loss. He is trained by 4-time, 2-division World champion Brian Viloria, in addition to being managed (3PM), which also manages 43-0 “Zurdo” Ramirez, the former World Super Middleweight Champion, presently the top-ranked World light heavyweight contender.

“I knew Brian and met him at Brickhouse,” Kilic explained. “One day I told my strength-and-conditioning coach I needed a new coach and asked him to talk to Brian about me. I liked Brian and knew he was a world champion with a lot of knowledge. We’ve only worked together for one fight, but I’ve improved in a lot of ways.

“I was waiting for an opportunity to sign with a manager and did with 3PM. The guys are great and I’m much more motivated than before. It’s been amazing.”

Kilic is prepared to display his development under Viloria and 3PM this Thursday night against Hernandez. “I can’t wait,” Kilic concluded. “He has fought some good names (Caleb Plant, Jesse Hart, Ali Akhmedov, Ahmed Elbiali, Patrick Teixeira, and Arif Magomedov). I always prepare to go the full distance. I never go into a fight looking for a knockout, but I look for openings.”

Cem “Champ” Kilic is truly living the American Dream, especially because of the support he has from his new team members.

**IMPORMASYON:**
Website: www.ZurdoPromotions.com
Facebook: /CemKilic
Instagram: @zurdoramirez, @zurdopromotions, @KilicBoxing
Twitter: @ZurdoPromotions, @GilbertoZurdoRamirez

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CANELO ÁLVAREZ VS. CALEB PLANT LOS ANGELES PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTE & PHOTOS – Undisputed Super Middleweight Championship Showdown Headlines Live on SHOWTIME PPV® Saturday, Nobyembre 6 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas

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**CANELO ÁLVAREZ VS. CALEB PLANT LOS ANGELES PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTE AND PHOTOS**

***(Photo credit: Amanda Westcott/SHOWTIME)***

**Pound-For-Pound King Canelo Álvarez and Undefeated Champion Caleb Plant Come To Blows Previewing Undisputed Super Middleweight World Championship Event Saturday, Nobyembre 6 sa SHOWTIME PPV**^® **at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas in a Premier Boxing Champions Event**

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**LOS ANGELES** (September 21, 2021) – Boxing’s consensus No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter, Mexican superstar and unified WBA/WBC/WBO Super Middleweight World Champion **Canelo Álvarez** and undefeated IBF Super Middleweight World Champion **Caleb “Sweethands” Plant** met for an intense stare down that turned into a scuffle Tuesday at a press conference previewing their historic and highly anticipated undisputed super middleweight championship showdown.

During an extended face-off that kicked off the event, the fighters exchanged words and threw glancing blows before their respective teams rushed the stage to separate the combatants, escalating a rivalry that will culminate on fight night in just over six weeks.

Canelo and Plant will battle on Saturday, Nobyembre 6, live on SHOWTIME PPV at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas in a Premier Boxing Champions event, with the winner stamping his name in the history books as the first undisputed 168-pound world champion of the four-belt era.

Tickets for the live event are on sale now and can be purchased at AXS.com. The event is promoted by Canelo Promotions and TGB Promotions and sponsored by Hennessy and Value.

Eddy Reynoso, Canelo’s trainer and manager, and Justin Gamber, Plant’s trainer, joined their fighters on stage at the event in Beverly Hills. Here is what the press conference participants had to say Tuesday:

**CANELO ÁLVAREZ**

“You are not on my level and you will see on November 6. You don’t want to fight now, Ako mosaad kaninyo.

“We come from nothing and we worked hard to be here. For somebody to lie and talk trash about us, that upset Eddy. It is what it is though. We just have to show everyone who we are on November 6.

“Caleb might be on the same level as Billy Joe Saunders and Callum Smith, but he’s not on my level. I respect that he isn’t here to back down. You can see from today that this is definitely going to be a good fight.

“I know what I need to do and I know a lot about him. He’s a good fighter but I know my skills. My experience is going to give me the edge in the fight. I have faced similar styles to Caleb’s against Floyd Mayweather, Erislandy Lara, Austin Trout and Saunders.

“He’s an insecure person and that’s why he came with a lot of excuses about lots of things. I don’t care about it though. I’m just going to do my best on November 6 and win the fight.

“To be undisputed is history for Mexico and for everyone on my team. To be the undisputed champion is just a great thing for my career.

*On the on-stage scuffle:* “You can say whatever to me, but not to my mom. I’m going to fight anyone who says something about my mom. And he swung first. I just pushed him. He swung first, and I do what I do. He crossed the line.

“It will be over in eight rounds or less. I’m going to knock out this guy. Easy.”

**Caleb TANOM**

“I know only one thing better than proving people right, and that’s proving people wrong. I’ve been doing that my whole life. As soon as I stepped on the stage, people started talking about what I can’t accomplish and what I can’t do. Diin ako gikan, there is no boxing community. There was no other pro I could look to and say that if he can do it, then I can do it. All I had was my mind and my heart.

“I don’t do this to be famous or to get attention. When I first started, it was just me and my dad. No one thought I’d be standing here today. I can remember him and my grandfather scrounged up a little bit of money to open a little boxing gym. There was just one heavy bag hanging in the corner. But when you really want something, you don’t need all the fancy things. You just need your mind and your heart.

“I know that people don’t believe me when I tell them I’m winning on November 6. All those people who tell me that I can’t do something, you live believable lives and you do believable things. I promised myself that I was going to run this all the way to the top, with no problem crashing and burning along the way. I set out to live an unbelievable life and accomplish unbelievable things. Those people who doubt me are the very reason that I’m here.

“Miguel Cotto’s brother can make you do the chicken dance but I can’t? Okay. Markahi ang akong mga pulong, sa Nobyembre 6 you will hear the words, ‘And the new undisputed super middleweight champion,’ but you will also hear the words, ‘and still undefeated.’

“Being undisputed would mean a lot. I’ve sacrificed so much to this sport and I’ve been doing this a long time. All that work would come down to one moment. I want my name in those history books and that’s the only reason that I’m here.

*On the on-stage scuffle:* “We just had some normal back-and-forth banter up there and then whatever happened, happened. It’s none of my concern though. I’m focused and locked in on November 6.”

**EDDY REYNOSO, Canelo’s Trainer and Manager**

“I think this is going to be a great fight, one where we unify the 168-pound division. As we do with every fight, we’re going to work hard in the gym. We’ve always worked hard in the gym.

“I’m a little upset by how things turned out today, but in the end we will settle things in the ring on November 6.

“The offensive language is what offended us the most. We are respectful people, and we move forward from this with our heads held up high. Now we are going to train well, win the fight and see what comes next after that.

“There are a lot of people who say things on social media but then they don’t show up. Some people want to take down a whole country and a great athlete that represents his country. They talk a lot of trash. You need to work hard though. You need to have guts to work as hard as we do.”

**JUSTIN GAMBER, Plant’s Trainer**

“I want to thank our whole team for believing in us and getting us this fight that we wanted and this opportunity to make history. It’s been blood sweat and tears, literal, to get here. It’s been a long journey. This fight is not about money, it’s about legacy.

“In 1996, when I was 15-years-old, my favorite fighter was the IBF Super Middleweight World Champion Roy Jones Jr. Every fan back then craved an undisputed champion at 168-pounds and now I train the IBF champion and we’re going to be fighting for all of the marbles.

“Tune in on November 6 and you will see the first undisputed super middleweight champion of the world and he’s from Tennessee. Anything that happened today at this press conference is going to drive us and give us more hunger.

**TOM Brown, Presidente sa TGB Promotions**

“It took a couple of tries, but here we are today with the undisputed super middleweight championship on November 6. It’s a real pleasure to be working with our network partners at SHOWTIME for this event. SHOWTIME has a long history of being involved in the sports’ biggest and most important events and that continues with this fight.

“It’s an honor to be working with the pound-for-pound king Canelo Álvarez, Eddy Reynoso and everyone with Canelo Promotions. I’m also thrilled to be back working with everyone on team Plant. I promoted Caleb’s pro debut in 2014 and it’s great to see him up here today in this position.

“Canelo holds three titles, while Caleb owns the fourth title in the 168-pound division. They’ll battle to become the first undisputed champ in the four-belt era. History will be made on November 6 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.”

**Esteban Espinoza, Presidente, Showtime Sports**

“2021 has been a phenomenal year for SHOWTIME Boxing. It’s one of our most prolific years in recent memory. SHOWTIME has delivered 17 live boxing events so far this year, with several more to come. Eight world championship fights, multiple world title unifications and now two fights for the undisputed title as a very good year for SHOWTIME becomes a great year for SHOWTIME. SHOWTIME is the home of big fights. It’s the most trusted and longest-tenured network in boxing. There is no other network making a more meaningful or more significant commitment to the sport of boxing. We are the home of boxing’s biggest and best fights.

“We are proud to welcome Canelo Álvarez back to SHOWTIME. We also welcome Caleb Plant for his SHOWTIME debut. It was almost nine years ago – September 15, 2012 – that Canelo made his debut on SHOWTIME in a thrilling fight against Josesito Lopez. Nine years is a long time. That was a very young Canelo Álvarez and a very young Eddy Reynoso. That started an impressive run of fights in which Canelo demonstrated his willingness, desire and demand to take the toughest fights available. Together back in 2013, we set a record at the time for the biggest pay-per-view of all time as we helped launch Canelo as boxing’s newest pay-per-view star. Now nine years later, we are proud to welcome him back for this mega fight.”

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Gegard Mousasi Set to Defend BELLATOR MMA Middleweight World Championship Against John Salter on Friday, August 13

Hunyo 26, 2021 FNU47 Leave sa usa ka comment

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Description automatically generated — **ANG ANGHEL -** The BELLATOR MMA Middleweight World Championship will be up for grabs on Friday, August 13 at Mohegan Sun Arena when current 185-pound titlist **Gegard Mousasi** (47-7-2) defends his belt against No. 1-ika- **Juan Salter** (18-4).

The main card of BELLATOR 263: Mousasi vs. Salter airs live on SHOWTIME at **9 sa gabii. ET / 6 hapon. PT**, while the preliminary portion of the event will stream live at **6 sa gabii. ET/3 p.m. PT** on the BELLATOR MMA YouTube channel, SHOWTIME Sports YouTube channel and Pluto TV. Additional contests for the event will be announced shortly.

Tickets for the event go on sale next Thursday, Hulyo 1 at BELLATOR.com and Ticketmaster.com with a pre-sale taking place on Wednesday, Hunyo 30.

Fighting out of Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands, Mousasi has cemented legendary status within the sport, having won titles with multiple promotions across a 56-fight career. Labing bag-o lang, Mousasi defeated former BELLATOR Welterweight Champion Douglas Lima, clearing his path to a shot at a second middleweight title run. With victories in his storied career against Lyoto Machida, Rory MacDonald, Chris Weidman, Vitor Belfort, Jacare Souza, Dan Henderson and Mark Hunt, the Dutch MMA legend now faces a stiff challenge from John Salter.

North Carolina’s Salter enters his title shot on August 13 riding a three-fight winning streak with victories over Chidi Njokuani, Andrew Kapel and Mousasi’s teammate Costello van Steenis. The 36-year-old boasts a suffocating grappling and wrestling repertoire, ending six of his eight BELLATOR victories via submission. The bout will be Salter’s tenth with the promotion and his first opportunity to capture BELLATOR gold.

***BELLATOR MMA 2****63: Mousasi vs. Salter* Main Card:
Biyernes, August 13 – Live on Showtime
9 sa gabii. ET / 6 hapon. PT

*Middleweight World Title Main Event:* C-**Gegard Mousasi** (47-7-2) vs. #1-**Juan Salter** (18-4)

*Card subject sa kausaban.

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JERMALL CHARLO vs. JUAN MACÍAS MONTIEL HOUSTON KICK-OFF PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & PHOTOS

Mayo 22, 2021 FNU47 Leave sa usa ka comment

***WBC Middleweight World Champion Charlo Faces Hard-Hitting Montiel in Special Juneteenth Day Celebration Saturday, Hunyo 19 Headlining a Premier Boxing Champions Event Live on SHOWTIME^®***

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**HOUSTON – May 18, 2021 -** Unbeaten WBC Middleweight World Champion **Jermall Charlo** and hard-hitting 160-pound contender **Juan Macías Montiel** met face-to-face for the first time Tuesday during a kick-off press conference as they preview the main event of a special Juneteenth Day celebration in Charlo’s hometown of Houston Saturday, Hunyo 19 at Toyota Center headlining a Premier Boxing Champions event live on SHOWTIME.

Charlo has established himself as a force in two divisions and will seek to thrill his hometown crowd against Mexico’s Montiel in a first-of-its-kind Juneteenth Day boxing celebration. Charlo will fight in Houston for the fourth time as a pro and look to keep his undefeated record intact against the upset-minded Montiel.

SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING will begin at 9 sa gabii. ET / 6 hapon. PT and feature rising lightweight contender **Isaac Cruz** nakigbatok sa kanhi world champion **Francisco Vargas** in the 10-round co-main event. Kicking off the telecast, kanhi world champion **Angelo Leo** returns to take on Mexican contender **Aaron Alameda** sa usa ka 10-round super bantamweight bout.

Here is what Charlo, Montiel and their trainers had to say Tuesday:

**Charlo JERMALL:**

“Hunyo 19, kini ni-adto sa mahimo nga pabuto. A parade. A celebration. Me and Ronnie Shields get a chance to do it again. Ako pagtrabaho. I was working hard before I even knew who Montiel was. Kini nga panahon, you get a chance to see all the hard work I’ve put in for so many years. It’s a dream come true to be able to fight in my city and I get a chance to do it with a crowd. Tune in and get your tickets because it’s going to be a great night of boxing.

“There’s no better day to fight than Juneteenth. It’s a celebration for me and my people and I get to represent them and carry them on my back. To be able to do it for my city right here at the Toyota Center – it’s going to be an amazing night of boxing.

“Montiel is fearless. He’s a fighter that I think deserves a chance. Niini nga punto, he understands where he’s at. This is a big fight. A lot of people may not know who Montiel is, just like I didn’t, but he’s a strong fighter. The people want to see me get tested, sa tuo? I want to see those big fights, usab. In a matter of time, they’ll come. But Montiel should be a good fight.

“I’m going to whoop his ass. He doesn’t stand a chance. They’re all confident. I got the belt. The belt ain’t going nowhere. Toyota Center, get ready. It’s going to be fireworks June 19. He can be as confident as he wants, but when we get in there he’s going to have to figure it out.

“I’m ready to fight the best in the world. I’m the best in the world and I’m not going to let this guy over here stop me. The belt is not going nowhere. The belt is staying right here in ‘H Town.’ There’s nothing he could do about it. Nothing. It’s my belt. It’s my legacy. You’ll find out June 19.

“A fighter like Montiel is challenging to go in there and get the job done real clean and swiftly because if I look bad against a guy like this, they’ll take away from what I did in the Derevyanchenko fight. Apan, oo, to date, Derevyanchenko was one of my hardest fights, but I made nice work of it and onto the next one.

“I got the belt. Champions fight champions. We unify. Apan kon dili, we’re not just going to sit back. Those guys that have the belt like Triple G, Canelo and Andrade – the belts are out there so eventually it will happen. I’m not in a rush. Ako batan-on nga. I’m still having fun. I’m enjoying what I do best.

“If Triple G wants this WBC belt, I have it. It’s over here, it’s open. I’m ready to fight.”

**JUAN MACÍAS MONTIEL:**

“We are focused on preparing as well as possible. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity and we are taking it as such with a lot of dedication and discipline. We are ready to put on a great show on June 19.

“This is the fight I always dreamed of. I am all about challenging myself and fighting against the best of the best. I have been training hard and I believe in myself. I will be ready to come out and win.

“We’re fighting in Houston because I don’t think that I’m in a position to choose or dictate anything right now. I will fight anywhere in order to make my dream of becoming a champion come true. If we have to fight on the moon, then let’s fight on the moon.

“I believe that power is the great equalizer, a legit advantage in boxing, since it can change the fortunes of any fighter inside the ring. I consider my power an advantage in my favor.

“I have fought and prepared so hard for the opportunity to go and get this championship belt. I have done things the right way, there is no reason for things to go wrong. As I said previously, I am not in a position to choose where to fight. I just have to keep training hard like I have since I was four years old.

“I’m happy that there will be fans in the stands. I don’t feel any pressure, because it’s all about Latin pride and support and that motivates me.

“I think Charlo is a great fighter, super talented and the world champion for a reason. I have been preparing my whole life for this.

“I don’t think that all Mexicans just go on attack mode by default, you also have to be smart and think things through depending on how the fight goes.”

**Ronnie TAMING, CHARLO’S TRAINER:**

“Jermall Charlo has worked his butt off in the gym and he continues to do that. To defend your title in your backyard, in your hometown, that’s a very special thing. Not only is it going to be special because of that, it’s going to be special because Juneteenth is a very special day for all African Americans in the state of Texas. We’re looking forward to a great fight. Montiel is a really great fighter and we know we can’t underestimate anybody. We’re going to be in the best condition we’ve ever been in every time we fight and we’re going to continue to do that. We’re looking forward to having everybody come out for this great celebration.

“I think a lot of people were surprised how easily Jermall beat Sergey Derevyanchenko. He was the No. 1 contender. He was the mandatory defense. He gave Triple G problems. He gave Danny Jacobs problems. And Jermall beat him.”

**EDUARDO MONTIEL, MONTIEL’S TRAINER:**

“Training camp is an ongoing process. Things are going swimmingly, just like we wanted them to. We are very happy and so glad people have welcomed us here in Houston with open arms.

“I’m hoping for Montiel to be in his best physical, mental and emotional shape to come out with a win on June 19. Our biggest advantage right now is that we are already settled in here in the United States, free of the distractions and temptations we might have back home in Mexico.

“I think that a victory of this magnitude would make Montiel the face of Mexican boxing, rubbing elbows with the Canelos of the world. Life would change overnight for him.”

**DOUG HALL, GENERAL MANAGER, TOYOTA CENTER:**

“We welcome SHOWTIME and our friends from Premier Boxing Champions back to Toyota Center. We have a great history of hosting combat sports in this fine arena. We’re really excited about what Jermall Charlo and Juan Macías Montiel are going to bring to the Toyota Center on June 19. Tiket mao ang mga sa ibabaw sa pagbaligya karon sa toyotacenter.com and we are looking forward to a great night as we bring back live events to this market. We can do it successfully and safely and we want to see everybody come and see a great championship boxing match.”

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CLARESSA SHIELDS DOMINATES MARIE-EVE DICAIRE, MAKES HISTORY AS THE FIRST BOXER TO BE CROWNED UNDISPUTED CHAMP IN A SECOND WEIGHT DIVISION

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**UNDEFEATED STAR CITES JUNE IN LAS VEGAS FOR HER MMA DEBUT; CALLS OUT KATIE TAYLOR AND SAVANNAH MARSHALL IN POST-FIGHT INTERVIEW**

(Biyernes, Marso 5, 2021 – Flint, AKONG) Women’s superstar **Claressa Shields** furthered her claim as boxing’s “GWOAT” Friday night and became the unified WBC, WBO, IBF & WBA Super Junior Middleweight World Champion, by scoring a one-sided 10-round unanimous decision over **Marie-Eve Dicaire** of St-Eustache, Quebec, Canada, in the 10-round main event of the historic all-women’s “**SUPERWOMEN: SHIELDS VS. DICAIRE** event at the Dort Financial Center and live on pay-per-view in Shields’ hometown of Flint, Michigan.

Ang mga taming (11-0, 2 KOs) also became the first boxer in the four-belt era to become an undisputed world champion in two weight divisions by virtue of her shutout victory (100-90 by all three judges) over now former champion Dicaire (17-1).

Uncharacteristically, the 25-year-old Shields turned counterpuncher early in this fight, to offset Dicaire’s attempts to bounce in and out of range. Relying on her reflexes to punish any attempt at aggression by Dicaire, Shields shut the Canadian down and then turned back to her customary forward aggression later in the bout.

Dicaire landed a quality southpaw left on Shields in round four, possibly her only significant blow of the fight, and Shields simply shook it off to no effect.

I can’t be mad about my performance,” said Shields after the bout. “She just kept elbowing and headbutting me. I tried for the knockout and I almost had it a couple times, but we’ve got two minutes and the ref not breaking it up when she’s holding me and elbowing me. I’m happy but I still wanted the knockout. I just didn’t have enough time. Sa katapusan sa adlaw, I am the new undisputed champ at 154 and the first boxer to be undisputed champ twice.”

Shields said she was happy to have accomplished her latest piece of history in front of her family and friends in Flint, even if the pandemic meant a lot fewer fans in attendance.

“With Covid, we couldn’t have a full capacity. Adunay 300 here and that’s the capacity of the day, so we have a full house. We couldn’t have full capacity, but I know if we could have, we would have had 6000 people in here. I’m happy to have been able to do it here (in Flint). I started boxing here at Berston Fieldhouse at 11 ka tuig ang panuigon. Never in a million years did I think I’d be on pay-per-view and fighting for an undisputed title and be one of the biggest stars in boxing. I just wanted to win an Olympic Gold medal. God has given me two Olympic medals. Ako adunay 12 championship belts now. It doesn’t feel real to say undisputed twice.”

When asked about two of her remaining rivals in boxing, fellow superstar Katie Taylor of Ireland and her one-time conqueror in the amateurs, Savannah Marshall of the UK, Shields brimmed with confidence.

“Katie Taylor is not the worry. 147 pounds is. They’d have to pay me a lot to lose my butt and go down to 147. Sa katapusan sa adlaw, I’m a woman. I don’t have big breasts, but I got a nice butt, so come with that dough and I’ll be there. At least a million and I’ll be there.

“Savannah Marshall can’t f*** with me. Kita nga kana ang tinuod nga. Savannah Marshall, you won a lucky decision when we were kids. Also London was hosting the Olympics. If you want to gloat about beating me 14 points to 8… come on now. And then I went on to become world champion in three different division and she broke. She knows she cannot and will not ever be able to f*** with me. She can come to America. I will go to the UK. We can go to Mexico. We can go anywhere, and I will f*** her up. She knows that. She’s scared of me. Savannah Marshall can get it. Tell Eddie Hearn, he came that whack-ass 250K. Tell him to come with 500K… 750K if he wants me to go to the UK and smoke his girl. Pay me.”

Dicaire continued her graciousness in post-fight questioning and promised not to let the loss dampen her future in the sport.

“I think Claressa did a good job tonight,” said Dicaire. “Tonight, she was the best. Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn. Karong gabhiona, I learned. I think this is just going to allow me to grow stronger. I don’t box to protect my record or keep my record at 0 pagkawala. I box to beat champions. Karong gabhiona, I had the chance to fight the real champion. She won this time but count on me to go back to the gym and work hard and be world champion again for sure.

Ang mga taming, who says her much-publicized MMA debut will likely be in Las Vegas in June, threw 409 punches in the fight and landed 128 lakip 34.9% of her power punches. Dicaire threw 263 punches in return but landed just 31.

“Flint Michigan got the baddest boxer in the world!” said Shields to her fans. “We two-time undisputed. Pacquiao who? Canelo who? When someone else does what I did let me know.”

In the night’s co-main event, Houston’s undefeated **Danielle Perkins** (3-0, 1 KO) showed marked improvement and had a much easier time in her rematch against Georgia’s **Monika “Lay Em Down” Harrison** (2-2, 1 KO), scoring a dominant eight-round unanimous decision while picking up the WBC Silver Heavyweight Championship in the process.

The former amateur world champion Perkins used every bit of her superior athleticism, 6’ height and 72-inch reach to move around the ring and keep the 5’ 10” Harrison at bay with a punishing southpaw right jab and a steady diet of strong left hands to the head and body. Sa mga panahon, Referee Michael Griffin appeared to be considering a stoppage, but the durable Harrison kept coming forward and swinging for the fences for all eight rounds, despite the firepower coming her way.

Ang iskor sa mga 80-72 gikan sa tanan nga tulo ka mga maghuhukom.

“I apologize for not getting a knockout. I swear next time I’ll come back and give it to you, Flint,” said Perkins, post-away. “Monika made some adjustments this time. I hit her with some solid hammers and that girl stayed on her feet so kudos to her.”

Perkins threw 353 punches in the fight and landed 121 lakip 40.9% of her power shots. Harrison threw 273 shots, but only found a home for 21 kanila.

“I want to be the undisputed female heavyweight champion of the world,” continued Perkins. “I want to be the best you’ve ever seen.”

Undefeated bantamweight **Jamie “The Miracle” Mitchell** (6-0-2, 43 KOs) of Pacific Grove, California, looked impressive in battering and stopping more-experienced veteran **Noemi “La Rebelde / No-No” Bosques** (12-16-3, 2 KOs) in five one-sided rounds.

With the two-fisted punishment from Mitchell steadily increasing with every passing round, Referee Gerard White decided the stumbling and retreating Bosques had had enough and mercifully waved the fight off at 1:49 of the fifth.

“I was just zoned out. I was doing whatever fit the moment,” said Mitchell, post-away. “That’s how I got the knockout. Thanks to my coaches and thanks to Claressa Shields for putting me on this card. This is an unforgettable moment for women.”

Prior to scoring the technical knockout, Mitchell landed 48% (80/167) of her power punches, ug 40% (94/234) of her total punches. Noemi Bosques only landed 24 sa 153 kinumo.

“I like to pick on myself to do better,” said Mitchell of her performance. “There were certain things I wanted to do, but they don’t call this girl a gatekeeper for nothing. I wish I had gotten her out of there quicker and been crisper with my jab. She was a bit tricky.”

In the opening bout of the broadcast, 2012 Olympic bronze medalist **Marlen Esparza**(9-1, 1 KO) stayed busy ahead of her scheduled challenge of WBC Flyweight Champion Ibeth Zamora in April with a dominant six-round unanimous decision over Canada’sShelly Barnett (karon 4-4-2, 2 KO).

Barnett tried to be aggressive, but Esparza’s skills allowed her to pot shot her bigger opponent, nearly at will, especially as the fight wore on. “We knew she was tough and bigger,” said Esparza. “I wanted someone with more weight because I never fight above 112 lbs. and I think I handled it well. I’m happy about the way everything played out. I’m happy to have been part of this event and to be working with Claressa again.”

Esparza threw 352 punches in the fight, landing 126, lakip 26 body shots and 38.4% of her power shots. Barnett threw 291 and landed 49. Ang mga maghuhukom 'iskor mga 60-54, 6-53 x 2.

On the free pre-show portion of the pay-per-view, middleweight Timur Kerefov stayed undefeated (11-0, 6 KOs) with a TKO 3 over Saint Petersburg, Florida veteran Manny Woods (karon 16-11-1, 6 KOs). Woods left eye couldn’t hold up under the onslaught of punches from the Russian former amateur star. The time was 1:06. Kerefov, Detroit via Shalushka, Russia and now training at Kronk Gym, threw 190 punches in the abbreviated encounter, landing 80, lakip 24 sa lawas shots. Woods threw 122 and landed just 17.

**SUPERWOMEN: SHIELDS VS. DICAIRE** was presented by **Salita Promotions** sa pagpakig-uban **Groupe Yvon Michel**, dedicated to this year’s International Women’s Day (Lunes, Marso 8, 2021) and proudly sponsored by online gambling titansBetonline.net and plant-based online marketplace Vejii.
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Undefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo Defends Against Highly-Ranked Contender Dennis Hogan Live on SHOWTIME® Saturday, Disyembre 7 in Premier Boxing Champions Event from Barclays Center in Brooklyn

Oktubre 22, 2019 FNU47 Leave sa usa ka comment

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BROOKLYN (Oktubre 17, 2019) – Undefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo will defend his title against highly-ranked contender Dennis Hogan Sabado, Disyembre 7 mabuhi sa Showtime gikan sa Barclays Center, sa balay sa Brooklyn Boxing ™, sa usa ka kalihokan nga gipakita sa Premier Boxing Champions.

SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING^® magsugod sa 9 sa gabii. ET / 6 hapon. PT and is headlined by unbeaten middleweight star Charlo making the second defense of his 160-pound title against Hogan, a tough former world title challenger who has campaigned from super welterweight through light heavyweight.

Tickets for the live event, nga gipasiugda sa Lions Only Promotions ug TGB Promosyon, are on-sale now and can be purchased atticketmaster.com ug barclayscenter.com. Tickets also can be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center. Group diskwento anaa pinaagi sa pagtawag sa 844-BKLYN-GP.

“Jermall Charlo is a can’t miss attraction and one of the brightest stars in boxing,” miingon si Tom Brown, Presidente sa TGB Promotions. “He’ll look to make the second defense of his WBC Middleweight Championship in his fourth appearance at Barclays Center on December 7. He’ll have his hands full with the hard-charging Dennis Hogan, who many believe should be a 154-pound champion and should have earned the decision over junior middleweight champion Jaime Mungia. That performance has put him right back in a position to fight for a title and there’s no doubt that him and Jermall are going to leave it all in the ring and give fans a great fight live on SHOWTIME.”

“Jermall Charlo is one of those rare athletes who creates a spectacle every time he steps in the ring, ug Disyembre 7 nga walay lain-laing mga,” said Stephen Espinoza, Presidente, Sports & Hitabo Programming, Showtime Networks Inc. “Jermall is the complete package – speed, gahum, athleticism and elite talent – so it is no surprise that he is one of the most avoided boxers in his division. Dennis Hogan deserves credit for stepping up to a challenge which many other middleweights wouldn’t. Hogan is a tough, aggressive fighter who many believe should already be a world champion. This is an intriguing clash of styles and personalities.”

“We’re looking forward to hosting another great night of Brooklyn Boxing and to welcoming Jermall Charlo back into our ring for the fourth time,” said Keith Sheldon, EVP of Programming and Development for BSE Global. “December’s matchup against Dennis Hogan exemplifies our ongoing commitment to bringing world class fights to Barclays Center featuring the sport’s most exciting stars.”

The undefeated Charlo (29-0, 21 KOs) is one of the most exciting young champions in the sport. He and his twin brother, Jermell, were super welterweight champions simultaneously between 2015-17 before Jermall decided to move up to middleweight. Charlo won the IBF Junior Middleweight title with a thrilling TKO victory over Cornelius Bundrage in 2015. He made three successful defenses, including a victory over current unified champion Julian Williams, before moving up to middleweight.

The 29-year-old has proven to be just as dominant at 160 pounds as he was at 154, with three convincing performances since moving up in weight. Charlo will be making his second defense of the WBC middleweight title and fighting for the fourth time at Barclays Center. In a homecoming defense in June on SHOWTIME, he successfully defended the title against Brandon Adams with a unanimous decision in his first bout since being elevated to full champion. In his last fight at Barclays Center he shared the card with his twin brother, Jermell, and came away with a hard-fought unanimous decision over tough veteran Matt Korobov last December.

“Nobody knows Dennis Hogan like I know Dennis Hogan,” Miingon Charlo. “He likes to come straight forward with that ‘Mexican’ estilo. I’m going to exploit that. He’s a tough fighter and he deserves a shot at the world championship because he competed well at the championship level already.

“I’m going on two consecutive 12-rounders and I don’t feel good about that. I’m ready to get back to my thing, which is knocking them out and getting them out of there. This is a big fight for me because it’s my 30^th fight and I’m about to turn 30.”

Hogan (28-2-1, 7 KOs) is coming off a razor-thin majority decision loss to Jaime Munguia in a super welterweight world championship match on April 13 in which many thought Hogan did enough to pull off the victory. The 34-year-old, who was born in Ireland and now lives in Queensland, Australia, is looking for a clear-cut victory over Charlo in his first U.S. fight since 2016. Hogan put together a six fight winning streak before the title fight against Munguia.

“I am excited for the opportunity to challenge for the most prestigious belt in boxing, the WBC Middleweight world title against Jermall Charlo at Barclays Center,” said Hogan. “It doesn’t get any bigger than fighting in Brooklyn on SHOWTIME against the undefeated middleweight champion. After the disappointment I faced in April in Mexico, having been cheated out of the WBO Junior Middleweight world title that I strongly feel I earned, I am extremely grateful to have another opportunity to become a world champion.

“As an Irishman, I feel right at home in New York and have no issue traveling abroad once again to achieve my dream. I have successfully competed at light heavyweight and middleweight as a professional and I will feel stronger with the extra six pounds on December 7. I’m thankful to Jermall and his team for working with my team to provide this opportunity. I will be prepared and ready to shine.”

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Ang napilde nga WBC Middleweight World Champion nga si Jermall Charlo Nagdepensa sa titulo Batok sa Labing Mataas nga Ranggo nga Contender nga si Dennis Hogan Sabado, Disyembre 7 Mabuhi ang SHOWTIME® sa Premier Boxing Champions Event gikan sa Barclays Center sa Brooklyn

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Mga TIKET NGA GIBALIGYA Lunes, OKTUBRE 14 SA 10 A.M. UG!

(Oktubre 11, 2019) – Sa Sabado, Disyembre 7, undefeated WBC Middleweight World Champion Jermall Charlo will defend his title against highly-ranked contender Dennis Hogan mabuhi sa Showtime gikan sa Barclays Center, sa balay sa Brooklyn Boxing ™, sa usa ka kalihokan nga gipakita sa Premier Boxing Champions.

Ang mga tiket alang sa live event, nga gipasiugda sa Lions Only Promotions ug TGB Promosyon, are on-sale Monday, Oktubre 14 sa 10 am. ET and can be purchased at ticketmaster.comug barclayscenter.com.

Tickets also can be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center, starting Tuesday, Oktubre 15 sa 12 sa gabii. UG. Group discounts are available by calling 844-BKLYN-GP.More information on the event will be announced in the coming days.

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Brandon Adams Proves He Belongs on the World Stage

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Ang napilde nga WBC Middleweight World Champion nga si Jermall Charlo Nagdepensa sa titulo Batok sa Labing Mataas nga Ranggo nga Contender nga si Dennis Hogan Sabado, Disyembre 7 Mabuhi ang SHOWTIME® sa Premier Boxing Champions Event gikan sa Barclays Center sa Brooklyn

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