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Jamel “Semper Fi” Herring Patriot, Olympaidd & now World Champ

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USA Boxing Alumni: (L) Jamel Herring and his stablemate, Terence “Bud” Crawford
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Lap. (Mehefin 13, 2019) – Newly crowned World Boxing Organization (WBO) super featherweight champion Jamel “Semper Fi” Penwaig has been a fighter practically all his life as a U.S. Marine and elite boxer.

The 33-year-old Herring (20-2, 10 Kos), fighting out of Cincinnati, has come full circle since he started boxing at the age of 15. “I started because I was doing poorly in school, cut from the basketball team,” he explained on why he chose the Sweet Science. “I didn’t want to be in the streets. It was not my character, so I had to find something else to do. A friend introduced me to boxing and I stuck with it. I eventually got my grades back up and made high honor roll.”


Herring also developed into an Olympic boxer, mostly while he was serving nine years in the U.S. Marines, and even when he was deployed twice in Iraq. He compiled an 81-15 cofnod amatur, including top honors at the 2011 & 2012 Armed Forces Championships, 2011 U.S. Olympic Trials and 2012 US Nationals gold medalist, along with a silver medal at the 2010 World Military Games. He was the first active duty U.S. Marine to qualify for the US Boxing Team since 1992, as well as the first U.S. Marine to compete in the 2012 Gemau Olympaidd.

“I boxed a little during my second deployment during free time,” he noted. “I came back from my second deployment toward the end of 2007 and began boxing for the Marine Corps in 2008. Most of my amateur career came under the Marine Corps. I learned a lot traveling with the Marine Corps. I got to see more styles and competed in national tournaments as a Marine. They also had the funding to send me.”

The highlight of his amateur career was representing his country at the 2012 Olympics in London as captain of Team USA. Although he lost (19-9) in the opening round to two-time Kazakh boxer Daniyar Yeleussinov, who won gold at the 2013 World Championships and later at the 2016 Gemau Olympaidd, the opening Olympic ceremonies was the most memorable moment of his entire amateur boxing career for a special reason.

“That was the anniversary of my daughter’s passing,” Herring said. “It let me know that no matter what, you can still accomplish anything, even through ups and downs.”

Other members of the 2012 USA Olympic Team Herring captained included present day world champions in the pro ranks such as Errol Spence, Jr., Claressa Shields ac Marcus Browne, cyn-bencampwr byd Rau’Shee Warren, and world title challengers Terrell Gausha, Michael Hunter ac Dominic Breazeale.


Herring remains close to USA Boxing, gan ddweud: “USA Boxing helped me because of the relationships I created, many of which still remain today. I met other fighters from around the world that I kept good relationships with. It also helped me become more of the people-person I am today. Being team captain taught me patience, because I had to deal with a lot of personalities, I still use those traits today. And I’m still close to my Olympic teammates today.”


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Mae Cymdeithas Cyn-fyfyrwyr Bocsio UDA yn agored i unrhyw un sydd â chariad at focsio ac a hoffai aros yn gysylltiedig â bocsio amatur.. Rhoddir mynediad i aelodau i amrywiaeth eang o ddigwyddiadau arbennig a gynhelir gan Gymdeithas y Cyn-fyfyrwyr, gan gynnwys ei derbyniad blynyddol Oriel Anfarwolion Cymdeithas Bocsio Alumni UDA.

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“Jamel is the perfect example of resiliency and persistence,” mentioned Chris Cugliari, USA Boxing Alumni Association Director. “His hard work, aberth, and inability to quit no matter what obstacles he encounters will continue to inspire the next generation of champions for many years. The USA Boxing Alumni Association wants to thank him for all that he has given to others, i mewn ac allan o'r cylch.”

Nothing has ever come easy for Jamel Herring, especially his remarkable turnaround after the tragic loss of his infant daughter, Ariyanah, which happened three years to the day prior to the opening ceremonies of the Olympics.

“My road wasn’t easy,” Herring added, “I had my ups and downs. I’m an Olympian, but nothing was ever handed to me. I had to fight for everything I’ve gotten. Mae hyn yn fy amser!”

It certainly is, particularly after he defeated defending WBO super featherweight champion Masayuki Ito, mae hyn yn y gorffennol Mai 25, i ddod yn bencampwr y byd. Proof that good things do indeed happen to good people.


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USA Boxing standout bantamweight Duke Ragan fighting for his daughter’s future

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Lap. (Mai 29, 2019) – Boxers fight for a variety of reasons. Team USA bantamweight Duke Ragan is driven in the gym and ring by his two-year-old daughter, Kennedy Ragan.


The 21-year-old Ragan trains with his fellow elite squad members in Colorado Springs, Colorado, which is a long way from his home and daughter in Cincinnati.

“It is difficult being away from her,” Ragan admitted, “but she motivates me. I’m boxing for our future.”

Ragan’s future in boxing is bright. He is the No. 1 bantamweight in the United States, who plans to cash-out after the 2020 Olympics in Japan.

Although he had his first amateur match when he was seven, Ragan was practically born to box, evident by pictures of him as an infant wearing baby boxing gloves. His father and coach, Derek “Dug” Ragmae, who named his son with his own nickname, had a lot of friends who were boxers. When Duke’s older brother by six years, Lewis Walker, trained at their uncle Sean Singleton‘s gym, young Duke was being trained in the house by his father.

“I played other sports when I was young, but I didn’t in high school,” Ragan said. “My father started training me when I was six and a year later, I was at the gym training and sparring. I didn’t want to play any sports other than boxing.”

Ragan has a 151-19 cofnod amatur, highlighted by his silver-medal performance at the 2017 World Championships. He captured gold at the 2016 & 2018 Elite National Championships, qualifying him for the 2020 Olympic Trials for Boxing, as well as at the 2016 National Golden Gloves Championships.


In addition to winning a silver medal at the 2017 World Championships, Ragan has been successful in other International competition, yn cymryd anrhydeddau uchaf yn y 2017 Chemistry Cup, runner-up at the 2018 Presidents Cup, and third place finishes in the 2017 Continental Championships and 2019 Pan American Qualifier in Nicaragua. In the latter tournament, Ragan lost in the semifinals to Ecuadorian Jean Caicedo, 3-2, to qualify for the Pan-American Games, Gorffennaf 27 in Lima, Peru.

Ragan is looking forward to avenging his controversial loss to Caicedo at the Pan-American Games. “I was the No. 1 seed at the Pan American Qualifier, and I think I’ll be the No. 1 seed at the Pan American Games,” Ragan commented. “I think I got a bad decision in the semifinals. There will be some good competition at the Pan American Games, but nobody for me to worry about.”

Self-described as a pure boxer who enjoys moving around the ring snapping jabs, Ragan also has sufficient power to put opponents to sleep. He wants to become part of Cincinnati’s rich boxing history, which has produced all-time greats such as Aaron Pryor,Ezzard Charles, Adrian Broner, Rau'shee Warren ac Tim Austin, ymhlith eraill.

“Pryor and Charles boxed in the same community where I grew up,” Ragan noted. “I really haven’t done anything yet, but it would be cool to be world champion like them.”

USA Boxing has played a major role in Ragan’s young life and, if he gets his wish, it’ll continue to be for at least another year or so. “My main focus is 2020, I’ll worry about turning pro after that,” he remarked. “Amateur boxing has brought me a long way. I’m more disciplined, better focused, and a much smarter boxer. I have a higher boxing IQ. I’ve also had to learn to make sacrifices, because I’ve got to be a man to make time for my young daughter. All of this is getting me ready to be a professional.

Ragan has traveled around the world as a Team USA boxer having been to Germany and Kazakhstan (twice apiece), Gwlad Pwyl, Bulgaria and Nicaragua. Yn y pen draw, Duke Ragan wants to continue representing his country and traveling all over the world, hopefully, booking a trip to Tokyo next year.

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Ringstar Sports Continues to Grow by Adding 2016 Mecsicanaidd Olympaidd & Bronze Medalist Misael Rodriguez to Growing Stable of Fighters

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LOS ANGELES (Rhagfyr 7, 2016) – The recently formed promotional company, Ffoniwch Chwaraeon Star, added another future world champion to its growing stable of fighters today with the announcement that 2016 Mexican Olympian and Bronze medalist Misael Rodriguez has signed with the company led by longtime boxing executive Richard Schaefer.
“I’m thrilled to be adding another promising young potential super star in Misael Rodriguez to the Ringstar lineup,” meddai Richard Schaefer, Cadeirydd a Phrif Swyddog Gweithredol Ringstar Sports. “This is a young man who has overcome every obstacle thrown his way. He is mentally strong, has great skills and I expect him to have a very long, successful career. I’m looking forward to helping Misael and his family achieve their goals and I hope to make him a household name in the sport.”
“After I came back from the Olympics, I knew that it was time to start my professional career,” meddai'r Rodriguez. “I am excited to have signed with Ringstar Sports. I have always appreciated Richard Schaefer’s approach on developing talent in to boxing stars. When the time came, picking my promoter was easy. I knew that this is where I wanted to be.
“I look forward to showing the world the passion and heart I have for the sport I love,” continued Rodriguez. “Becoming a world champion has always been a childhood dream, and now it is my number one goal.”
The 22-year-old Rodriguez was the only Mexican fighter at the Olympics to bring home a medal as he earned his bronze by putting on a great performance in the middleweight division against Egypt’s Hosam Bakr Abdin. The path for Rodriguez was a long and arduous one before Rio as the Chihuahua-native and his teammates had to resort to “begging” on public buses and streets in Mexico to raise money to compete in international boxing tournaments.
Despite these long odds, Rodriguez won the first Olympic boxing medal for Mexico since Christian Bejerano in 2000. His impressive amateur career saw him win 104 o 126 fights and compete in numerous tournaments after joining the Mexican National Team in 2013, including a Senior National Championship.
Rodriguez picked up bronze medals in 2014 at La Romana Cup, the Independence Cup and the Panamerican Sports Festival in addition to a silver at the Veracruz Central American and Caribbean games. He continued to improve and won bronze at the American Confederation Championship and Toronto Panamerican Games in 2015. Yn olaf, mewn 2016 he earned a silver medal at the American Olympic Qualifier before going to Rio and taking home the bronze medal.
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Split-T Management signs 2016 U.S. Olympian Charles Conwell to a managerial contract

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Efrog Newydd (Rhagfyr 2, 2016) -Split T Management is pleased to announce the signing of 2016 United States Olympian, Charles Conwell to a managerial contract..

Conwell 19 years-old of Cleveland, Ohio competed as a middleweight in the Olympics but will compete in the welterweight division in the professional ranks.

“David McWater of Split T Management is known as a man who cares about his fighters, not only inside of the ring, but outside of it as well,” said Conwell.

“When I talked to a lot of people, they had a lot of nice things to say about him. When I met him and got to know him, he showed me that he cared about me not only as a boxer, but as a person, and that’s the one I want handling my career.”

“Charles is a wonderful person as well as a fighter,” said McWater. “He’s accomplished so much in his life already! How many kids win National Golden Gloves, US Nationals, Continental Elite Worlds and make honor roll in school all before they graduate high school? Close to none I would guess! He’s just an awesome young man and a tremendous talent, I’m very excited to be working for him.”

Conwell began boxing at the age of 10 when his father brought him to the gym and Charles fell in love with the sport.

Charles won a gold medal in the Americas Olympic qualifiers and took the top spot in countless United States Amateur tournaments, which included the National Junior Championships on two occasions, the National Golden Gloves Tournaments and the United Stated Olympic Trials.

“After winning my first national tournament (2012 National Junior Olympics), I felt that I could make boxing my career. I went on to become an 11-time national champion.”

For the past 2 flynyddoedd, Conwell has been the top-ranked middleweight in the United States.

Yn 2015, Conwell was named the USA Boxing Junior Male Athlete of the Year.

Yn yr 2016 Gemau Olympaidd, Conwell was ousted by Krishan Vikas of India. Vikas was a 2-time Olympian, who defeated top welterweight contender Errol Spence, Jr. yn y 2012 gemau.

“My Olympic experience did not go was planned, but I made the most of it. By fighting internationally, I got to see a lot of different styles of fighters and took some of the good qualities and added it to my style, which will help me become even a better fighter. I am a very smart boxer with fast hands and power. When people see me, they will think of Aaron Pryor, Mike Tyson and Andre Ward all rolled up into one.”

I plan to become the undisputed world welterweight champion and leave a legacy in boxing. I will be known as one of the all-time greats to come out of Ohio.”
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TWO-TIME OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST CLARESSA SHIELDS ANNOUNCES PROFESSIONAL DEBUT ON KOVALEV-WARD “POUND FOR POUND” FREEVIEW TELECAST

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (Hydref 25, 2016) - Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist and the Women’s Sports Foundation’s Sportswoman of the Year Claressa Shields will be making her much anticipated professional debut during the lead-off freeview telecast of Kovalev-Ward “Pound For Pound” on Dydd Sadwrn, Tachwedd. 19 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Shields is set to face an opponent to be announced in a four-round middleweight bout, with each round timed at two-minutes. The pay-per-view telecast will be produced and distributed live on HBO Pay-Per-View® beginning at 9:00 p.m. A/6:00 p.m. PT. The freeview telecast which includes the live Claressa Shields bout will begin at 7:00 p.m. A/4:00 p.m. PT and will be available on cable, lloeren, and telco channels.

 

Fel amatur, Shields achieved unprecedented Olympic success as an American athlete. She is the only boxer in U.S. Hanes, male or female, to successfully defend a title, winning back-to-back Gold medals at the 2012 London and 2016 Rio games. The 21-year-old Flint, Michigan native and four-time USA National Champion has merited accolades at every level of international competition, earning Gold medals in the Pan American Games, two World Championships and two-time AIBA Female Boxer of the Year honors. The pride of a nation, Shields looks to break boxing’s glass ceiling and engage a new generation of fight fans with her move into the professional ranks.

 

“After working hard for so many years and having the honor to represent my country at two Olympic games, I am thrilled to take the next big step in my career, fighting professionally and leading the rise of women’s boxing worldwide,” said Shields. “There is no better place to begin the journey than to join the biggest fight of the year, Kovalev vs Ward, and to fight alongside my idol and fellow U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist Andre Ward. I can’t wait to entertain the fans onNov.19!"

 

“Claressa Shields is a uniquely talented and special young woman. Yn unig 21 mlwydd oed, she is a once-in-a-lifetime type athlete whose talent inside the ring and charisma outside of it gives her the potential to be a trailblazer for women’s boxing and for all of boxing for years to come,” said Mark Taffet and Jamie Fritz, co-managers of Claressa Shields. “We are proud to be part of Claressa Shields’s team and are thrilled she will be part of the year’s marquee event, Kovalev vs Ward, ar Tachwedd. 19 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.”

 

“Claressa Shields is about to take the boxing world by storm and we are honored to host her professional debut as part of an already loaded fight card on Tachwedd. 19,” said Roc Nation President & Chief of Branding and Strategy Michael R. Yormark. “Claressa’s unique blend of talent, style and charisma make the two-time Olympian a rising force to be reckoned with in the boxing world and beyond.”

 

Claressa Shields is a talented 21-year-old boxer from Flint, Michigan. Inspired by former boxing star Laila Ali, Shields developed a passion for the sport and began boxing at the age of 11. It was soon after beginning her journey she realized her family was apprehensive towards the contact sports. After weeks of family discussions, Shields was granted her family’s permission to pursue her passion – a decision they will likely never regret.

 

Shields burst onto the boxing scene, developing a name for herself as one of the most talented female boxers in the country. Her reputation continued to build through her middle and high school years leading her to become the first ever U.S. women’s boxer to qualify for the 2012 London Games. To Shields, simply earning an invitation to the Olympics was not enough, she wanted to make a lasting impact for her country. After three exciting fights, Shields was rewarded her first Gold medal in the 165-pound weight class, and became the first American woman to win a Gold medal in boxing.

 

Shields was named the 2014 AIBA Female Boxer of the Year, 2014 USA Boxing National Champion, 2015 Pan American Games Gold Medalist in the light heavyweight division, and two-time World Champion in the women’s middleweight division. Chasing greatness, she became the first U.S. boxer to successfully defend an Olympic title as she earned a second Gold medal at the 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro. Concluding an unparalleled amateur legacy, Shields announced that she would be making her professional debut on the freeview broadcast of the year’s biggest boxing matchup, Kovalev-Ward at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Tachwedd. 19, 2016.

 

As a proud Flint, Michigan native, Shields is constantly looking for ways to shine a positive light on her hometown. She understands the importance of being a role model to youth in her community and has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support she has received since returning from Rio with another Gold medal. Following her first Gold medal summer, Shields became the first in her family to graduate from high school and is enrolled in online college classes to pursue her academic goals and competitive aspirations simultaneously.

 

Follow Claressa Shields on Twitter @ClaressaShields, Instagram @ClaressaShields, and Facebook: www.facebook.com/claressa.shields.7

 

Kovalev vs. Ward “Pound For Pound”, a 12-round mega-fight for the WBO/IBF/WBA Light Heavyweight World Titles, yn digwydd Dydd Sadwrn, Tachwedd. 19, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nev. The event will be produced and distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View® beginning at 9 p.m. A/6 p.m. PT.

“Pound for Pound” is presented by Main Events, Roc Nation Chwaraeon, Krusher Promotions and Andre Ward Promotions and is sponsored by MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, Rosneft and Corona Extra. Tickets are on sale now at AXS.com and the T-Mobile Arena Box Office.

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BOXING GOLD: PBC SALUTES 2016 RIO OLYMPIANS ON PREMIERBOXINGCHAMPIONS.COM

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Starting Dydd Gwener Over Two Dozen PBC Fighters and Past Olympians Congratulate 2016 Team on PBC website and Social Channels; Fighters Discuss Their Olympic Experiences in New Video & Editorial Content
LAS VEGAS, NV – Awst 2, 2016 – The Olympic Games hold a special meaning for the many Hyrwyddwyr Bocsio Premier series boxers who competed in past Olympiads. Representing the United States, Mecsico, Haiti, Rwsia, Great Britain and more, it served as the highest achievement of their amateur careers before they embarked on professional championship aspirations. Starting Dydd Gwener, an honored group of fighters that represented their homes as Olympians salute the members of the 2016 Olympic Teams on their achievements and wish them all the best in bringing home the gold. To view go to: www.premierboxingchampions.com ac www.facebook.com/premierboxingchampions.
In a series of special video vignettes and articles on the Premier Boxing Champions Gwefan, previous Olympians like heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder (Bronze medal winner in 2008 Gemau Beijing); Rau'shee Warren, the only U.S. boxer to participate in three Olympics (2004, 2008 ac 2012); and Errol Spence (2012 London Games) will offer encouragement to members of the 2016 U.S. Olympic boxing team. Warren and Spence will reminisce about their Olympic experiences together.
Gary Russell, Jr. (2008 Gemau Beijing) will talk about his experience in the Games and also discuss his brother, Gary Antuanne Russell, who is a member of the 2016 U.S. Team in Rio, when the Olympics kick off on Awst. 5.
Terrell Gausha (2012 London Games) will have some helpful tips for the members of the U.S. boxing team on how to maneuver through the Olympic maze and succeed in securing gold medals. Marcus Browne and Jamel Herring were also teammates with Gausha on that 2012 Tîm Olympaidd.
The PBC has over two dozen Olympic boxers representing countries including Mecsico (Abner Mares and Alfredo Angulo – 2004 Athens Games), Haiti (Andre Berto – 2004 Athens Games), Rwsia (Artur Beterbiev and Sergiy Deveryanchenko – 2008 Gemau Beijing), Great Britain (Amir Khan – 2004 Athens Games, James DeGale – 2008 Gemau Beijing), Gweriniaeth Dominica(Juan Carlos Payano – 2004 Athens Games/2008 Beijing Games and Gold medalist Felix Diaz – 2008 Gemau Beijing), Puerto Rico (Jose Pedraza – 2008 Gemau Beijing), Cameroon (Saki Taurus – 2000 Sydney Games), Ynysoedd y Wyryf(John Jackson and Julius Jackson – 2008 Gemau Beijing), ac Kazakhstan(Beibet Shumenov – 2004 Athens Games and Kanat Islam – 2004 Athens Games/2008 Beijing Games).
To check out the videos and articles on the PBC boxers and their Olympic experiences go to http://www.premierboxingchampions.com/
The series runs through the entire length of the games.
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Baltimore bocsio i gynnal rhagbrofol Olympaidd Medi 8-11!

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Baltimore, MD (Awst 20, 2015) - Bydd Baltimore Bocsio Promotions Jake Smith ar y cyd â USA San Steffan a Dan Armor cynnal y Treialon Olympaidd Rhanbarthol Dwyrain Merched rhagbrofol Medi 8-11 yn y hardd Baltimore Harbor Hotel yn Baltimore, MD.
Trosleisio'r fel "Llwybr i Glory", Bydd y digwyddiad yn cynnwys cannoedd o fenywod o wahanol wladwriaethau cystadlu i gael un cam yn nes at eu breuddwyd o gynrychioli yr Unol Daleithiau yn ystod y 2016 Gemau Olympaidd ym Mrasil. Enwogion lleol yn cynnwys criwiau Franchon hun Baltimore a Red Lion PA yn Llydaw Inkrote.
Mae'r rowndiau agoriadol o "Llwybr i Glory" yn digwydd ar 8fed ac 9fed, gyda'r rownd a rownd gynderfynol llechi ar Iau y 10fed ac Dydd Gwener y 11fed yn y drefn honno. Drysau'n agor am 6:30 ac yn y frwydr gyntaf yn dechrau am 8:15 pm miniog pob un o'r pedwar diwrnod. Tocynnau cyflenwol ar gyfer y rowndiau agoriadol ar gael ar Baltimoreboxing.com. Tocynnau unigol ar gyfer y rowndiau cynderfynol yn dechrau am $15 a rowndiau terfynol o $25 Gellir hefyd prynu ar Baltimoreboxing.com neu drwy ffonio 410-375-9175. Tablau VIP, gan gynnwys dourves hors cyflenwol a seddi gorau yn y tŷ, ar gael ar gyfer y rownd derfynol o $350. Mae'r Baltimore Hotel Harbor wedi ei leoli yn 101 W Fayette St.
Fel rhan o'r digwyddiad aml-ddiwrnod arbennig, Baltimore Bocsio yn falch cydweithio i helpu sefydliadau lluosog godi arian ac ymwybyddiaeth ar gyfer eu hachos.
Ar ddydd Mawrth ac Dydd Mercher, Bydd Tŷ'r Ruth cael ei gydnabod gan Baltimore Bocsio mewn cydweithrediad â rhagbrofol Olympaidd. Mae un o ganolfannau trais bartner agos blaenllaw'r genedl, Mae Tŷ'r Ruth yn helpu miloedd o fenywod mewn cytew a phlant yn dod o hyd diogelwch a sicrwydd. Trefniadaeth Dydd Iau o anrhydedd yw Fron Americanaidd Sefydliad Canser. Sefydlwyd yn 1997, y Fron American Cancer Foundation (ABCF) yn darparu cymorth ariannol ar gyfer sgrinio canser y fron a phrofion diagnostig ar gyfer unigolion heb yswiriant neu ddifreintiedig. Ym mis Hydref 2011, Baltimore Bocsio roddwyd canran o'u elw o gerdyn ymladd i'r ABCF. Dydd Gwener bydd y grŵp noson fydd y Gymdeithas Focsio Amatur De'r Iwerydd, sy'n goruchwylio pob bocsio amatur yn nhalaith Maryland.
"Mae hyn yn y rhan fwyaf o gyffrous Rwyf wedi bod erioed ar gyfer digwyddiad bocsio ac rydw i wedi bod o gwmpas y gamp fwyaf o fy mywyd,"Meddai Smith, cyn Prizefighter sydd wedi hyrwyddo cannoedd o sioeau yn ychwanegol at focswyr hyfforddi yn y Clwb Bocsio Baltimore. "Bydd y pedwar diwrnod yn gofiadwy am y Wladwriaeth o Maryland a Dinas Baltimore. Bydd cefnogwyr nid yn unig yn cael y cyfle i weld pedwar diwrnod yn syth o weithredu, ond efallai y byddant yn dda iawn yn gwylio'r enillydd medal aur Olympaidd nesaf. Os ydych chi yn neu ger Baltimore, gwnewch yn siwr i ddod allan a gweld hanes!"
Am fwy o wybodaeth, ewch i Baltimoreboxing.com neu USABoxing.com.