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ROC NATION SPORTS ANNOUNCES CO-FEATURE & NON-TELEVISED UNDERCARD FOR DUSTY HERNANDEZ-HARRISON AND MIKE DALLAS JR. WELTERWEIGHT SHOWDOWN ON FRIDAY, 'Na 13 AT THE DC ARMORY IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

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throne boxing PRESENTED BY ROC NATION SPORTS AND CORONA EXTRA FEATURES HERNANDEZ-HARRISON VS. DALLAS JR., ORLANDO DEL VALLE VS. THOMAS SNOW AND DARMANI ROCK VS. CARLOS BLACK TELEVISED LIVE ON BET BEGINNING AT 10:00 P.M. LE/PT

EVENT ALSO TO BE STREAMED LIVE GLOBALLY ON TIDAL.COM

JUSTINE SKYE, DJ CIPHA SOUNDS & HOST BIG TIGGER TO PROVIDE IN-ARENA ENTERTAINMENT BETWEEN BOUTS

NEW YORK, NY (Ka 5, 2016) – Two televised bouts and four non-televised undercard bouts will round out the card when Dusty Hernandez-Harrison (29-0, 16 Kos) ea Washington, D.C. khutlela ho ka tsa bophahamo ba ka Labohlano, Ka 13 to take on Bakersfield, California’s Mike “The Silent Assassin” Dallas Jr. (21-3-1, 10 Kos) in a 10-round welterweight bout at the DC Armory in Washington, D.C. The fight will headline a terone ditebele event that will be televised live on BET beginning at 10:00 p.m. LE and will also be streamed live on global music and entertainment platform, TIDAL.com.

 

Opening the telecast will be an eight-round featherweight showdown between Orlando “Orlandito” Del Valle(20-2, 15 Kos) le Thomas “KO” Snow (18-2, 5 Kos). The second televised fight will see the professional debut of highly touted Philadelphia heavyweight prospect Darmani “Rock Solid” Rock against the beltway’s own Carlos “DC Diamond Cutter” Black (1-3).

 

The non-televised undercard will feature Caguas, Puerto Rico ea Abner “Pin” Cotto (19-3, 9 Kos) khahlanong le veteran Juan Jose “Pinocho” Beltran (29-25-3, 18 Kos) ea Los Mochis, Mexico in an eight-round junior welterweight matchup; Brooklyn’s undefeated Junior “The Young God” Younan (8-0, 6 Kos) facing Breedon, West Virginia’s Austin “Speedy” Marcum (10-6-1, 5 Kos) in a six-round light heavyweight fight; former NFL linebacker Mike Balogun (5-0, Kos) of Upper Marlborough, Maryland and Devon Mosley (0-4-1) ea Capitol Heights, Maryland squaring off in a four-round heavyweight bout; and Greenbelt, Maryland oa Sam “Vanilla Gorilla” Crossed (2-0, 1 KO) khahlanong le Damion Reed (2-13, 1 KO) ea Danville, Virginia in a four-round cruiserweight fight. 2008 Olympic Silver Medalist Zhang “Big Bang” Zhilei (8-0, 6 Kos) ea Zhengzhou, China will also see action in a six-round heavyweight bout against an opponent to be determined.

 

Roc Nation Sports will bring names from the entertainment world to the event, which will showcase a special performance by Roc Nation’s own breakout artist singer/songwriter Justine Skye. The Brooklyn songstress and social media maven who garnered attention, and over two million YouTube views, with her cover of Drake’s “Headlines” and current single, “I’m Yours” featuring Vic Mensa, is currently taking over radio airwaves nationwide. The evening will also feature a DJ set from Roc Nation’s multi-talented Cipha Sounds who will keep the energy up between bouts. Darian “Big Tigger” Morgan, afternoon host on Atlanta’s V-103, former host of BET’s Rap City and 106 & Park, and currently featured on Oxygen’s “Like A Boss”, will serve as the event’s host.

Tickets turu ka $75, $50 le $35, eseng ho akarelletsa ho hlokeha liqoso ditshebeletso le makhetho tse fumanehang libakeng tsohle Ticketmaster, Inthaneteng ho Ticketmaster.com (http://bit.ly/may13throneboxing ) le ho ba laela ka fono nakong (800) 745-3000.

 

Orlando Del Valle made his professional debut on April 11, 2008 at the Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey where he knocked out Rey Rivera in the third round. By October 2009, he had compiled a record of 7-0, including a third-round knockout victory over Christopher Rivera at Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Ka June 6, 2011, at Roseland Ballroom in New York City, he notched an impressive ten-round unanimous decision victory over Dat Nguyen in a fight telecast on Showtime’s ShoBox. Ka September 29, 2012, Valley, nang le tlaleho e ea 16-0, made is HBO debut at the MGM Grand at Foxwoods Resort in Mashantucket, Connecticut against Three-Time World Champion Vic “The Raging Bull” Darchinyan. Darchinyan controlled a majority of the bout, relying on his experience to pressure the young contender. In the ninth round Del Valle’s perseverance almost carried the day when he staggered Darchinyan with a tremendous left hook, badly hurting the former world champion. Darchinyan, leha ho le joalo, was able to survive the round and hold on for a ten-round unanimous decision victory. After the defeat, Del Valle moved to Mexico City to train with Hall of Fame trainer Nacho Beristain. He rebounded in 2013 with two technical knockout victories over Andre Wilson and Juan Jose Beltran. Ka la 31, 2014, in a bout televised by HBO Latino from the Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Del Valle faced another tough opponent in undefeated fellow Puerto Rican Luis Rosa. The ten-round, evenly matched fight went the distance producing a memorable, crowd-pleasing battle. La bohlano ho pota-pota, Del Valle sent Rosa to the canvas with a left hook and in the seventh round Rosa was deducted a point for a late punch, but in the end Rosa was awarded a unanimous decision victory. Since the Rosa setback, Del Valle has won all three of his fights, with none of them going the distance, including his last fight on April 9, in which he scored a second round technical knockout win over Josh Crespo at Rockingham Park in Salem, New Hampshire. Del Valle will look to keep that streak going on May 13 against Snow.

 

Deeply rooted in D.C. and the capital community, Thomas Snow is an experienced fighter with an impressive record of 18-2 (10 Kos). Snow, who supplements his boxing earnings by working as a floor technician at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Maryland, began boxing at the age of ten at Round One Gym in Capitol Heights, Maryland, compiling a stellar amateur record of 129-10, which included three Washington D.C. Metro Golden Gloves championships. A 2004, he took home the national PAL amateur tournament title in the 119-pound weight class. Ka November 5, 2005, he made his professional debut with authority, knocking out Ronald Viera in the first round at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He would go on to win his next nine fights, with seven of those wins coming by way of knockout, before he ran into fellow undefeated prospect and future world title challenger Teon Kennedy who dealt Snow his first professional loss in July of 2008. A streak of six consecutive wins would follow before he suffered another setback, again against an undefeated prospect in Nate Green. Following the defeat, Snow took nearly two and a half years off from boxing. The southpaw returned to the ring on March 6, 2015 and continued to live up to his “KO” moniker with a first round technical knockout win over Christopher Sanchez at the Omar Shrine in Charleston, South Carolina. Snow followed that win with a second round knockout of Tibor Nadori on December 4, 2015 at the Rosecroft Raceway close to home in Fort Washington, Maryland. He now faces a crossroads fight when he takes on Del Valle on May 13.

 

At the age of nineteen, Darmani Rock is already drawing comparisons to former heavyweight greats of the past. Rock has received high praise for his powerful jab and ambidexterity. Standing at 6’4”, he moves with an unparalleled lightness and speed for a fighter his size. Rock earned nation-wide accolades following a banner year in 2014 when he took home the USA Boxing Junior and Youth Open, Youth Continental and Youth World super heavyweight titles. During the 2014 Junior and Youth Open in Reno, Nevada, Rock shut out the 2013 National Youth Champion, John Luna, 3-0. This impressive performance was followed by another super heavyweight title at the Youth Continental Championships in March 2014 in Quito, Ecuador where he defeated Argentina’s Kervin Espinola, 3-0. Rock then took home the gold medal at the prestigious World Youth Championships in Bulgaria in April 2014 by a 2-1 decision over Germany’s Peter Kadiru. Rock also took home the 2014 World Junior Amateur Championship and capped off 2014 by being named Philadelphia’s Amateur Boxer of the Year at the annual Briscoe Awards. His most noteworthy win, leha ho le joalo, came in May 2015 when he beat Cam Awesome, a career amateur who has been called the next Chris Byrd, in Las Vegas for the National Golden Gloves title. Rock also captured the 2015 U.S. National Amateur super heavyweight championship. He ended his amateur career as the number one rated super heavyweight in the United States (and the number five rated super heavyweight in the world) tla 19-5 in national tournaments. His assault on the heavyweight division begins Ka 13 against Black.

 

Rockville, Maryland resident Carlos Black is better known to capitol region boxing as the “DC Diamond Cutter.” Turning professional late in life at the age of thirty, making his professional debut on April 23, 2015 at Tall Cedar’s Hall in Baltimore, Maryland scoring a four-round unanimous decision over the more experienced Lonnie Kornegay. Black, leha ho le joalo, would fall short of victory in his next three bouts to George Arias on May 8, 2015 at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, to Dennis Benson by a hard-fought four-round split decision in his return to Tall Cedar’s Hall on July 9, 2015 and to Jerry Forrest on September 26, 2015 at the Masonic Temple in Norfolk, Virginia. Tough like his nickname and propelled by his steadfast will, he believes he can one day fulfill his dream of becoming heavyweight champion of the world. That dream will come a step closer to reality should he defeat the highly touted Rock.

Abnere Cotto is part of the famous Cotto boxing family of Puerto Rico. Legendary Miguel Cotto is a second cousin, while uncles Miguel Cotto Sr. and Evangelista Cotto were pro boxers themselves. Cotto is looking for his second straight win following a loss in a world-title elimination bout against current WBA Super Featherweight World Champion Javier Fortuna. Ka Ka 13 he faces the vastly experienced Juan Jose Landaeta who has faced current World Champion Leo Santa Cruz and former World Champions Eric Morel and Rico Ramos.

 

Brooklyn’s unbeaten Junior Younan faces his stiffest test to date on Ka 13 ha a ne a o tobane le Austin Marcum. Younan returned following a nine-month injury induced layoff on March 26 on the Andre Ward vs. Sullivan Barrera undercard by pounding out a four-round unanimous decision over Carlos Lozano. Marcum is riding a four-fight winning streak and plans to take his 20-year-old opponent into unfamiliar territory, as Younan has yet to fight past four rounds.

 

Former Washington Redskin Mike Balogun looks to make it six straight wins since turning professional as a boxer in October of 2014. Balogun was a standout inside linebacker at the University of Oklahoma and spent a year on the Redskins’ roster in 2010. He also played briefly for the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers before retiring and becoming a full time boxer. Looking to stop Balogun’s rise as a pugilist on Ka 13 will be fellow local fighter Devon Mosley who is seeking his first professional win.

 

Local favorite Sam tšela, has limited amateur experience, which his opponent Damion Reed, a 16-fight veteran hopes to exploit. Crossed, who works as bar tender, is expected to have hundreds of supporters behind him as he attempts to go to 3-0. Reed recently lost two hard-fought majority decisions to two cruiserweights and has a draw with Ken Moody.

 

Standing 6’6” and weighing 250 lik'hilograma tse, Chinese heavyweight a ikutloa joang Zhang Zhilei has shown boxing skills rarely seen in a big man since turning pro in August 2014. Undefeated in eight fights as a professional, Zhilei was a highly-decorated amateur, winning a silver medal in the super-heavyweight division at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, as well as bronze medals at the 2007 world amateur championships and 2009 AIBA world championships. He faces an opponent to be determined on Ka 13.

Hernandez-Harrison vs. Dallas Jr., a 10-round welterweight fight which is presented by Roc Nation Sports takes place Friday, Ka 13, 2016 nakong ea DC pokellong ea lihlomo ea Washington, D.C. This fight headlines a throne boxing event presented by Corona Extra and will be televised live on BET beginning at 10:00 p.m. LE and streamed live on global music and entertainment platform, TIDAL.com. The event is also sponsored by FILA, Corporate Travel Management Solutions (CTMS), nyakaletse, Shoe City, Pepsi, RCN and The DC Lottery. Ho phaella moo ho le leholo khato ka lesakaneng, ea Ka 13 edition of throne boxing on BET will feature several notable Roc Nation Sports touches that offer a unique fan experience including a live musical performance by Justine Skye as well as DJ Cipha Sounds and event host Big Tigger who will keep the energy at a high level throughout the event. Latela collapse ho sebelisa #throneboxing.

 

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Former world champion Kermit Cintron takes on Eduardo Flores this Friday night at the 2300 Arena ea Philadelphia

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Christopher Brooker – Antowyan Aikens in Super Middleweight main event

Weigh-in ena Labone at Chickie’s & Pete’s in South Philadelphia at 6 PM
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Philadelphia, PA (Ka 4, 2016)–ENA Labohlano bosiu, May 6th, a terrific night of boxing returns the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia as King’s Promotions presents a ten-bout card.
E kholo ea ho ketsahalo, rising super middleweight Christopher Brooker (8-1, 5 Kos) nka ka Antowyan Aikens (10-1-1. 1 KO) in a bout scheduled for eight-rounds.
A tse tšeletseng ho pota-pota khong-tšobotsi, former IBF Welterweight champion, Kermit Cintron (35-5-2, 28 KO oa) is coming full circle when he takes on Eduardo Flores (23-20-3, 15 KO oa) in a junior middleweight bout.
Cintron, who for most of the last decade was a heralded prospect, turned world champion, is reuniting with the team started him to his journey.
“Everything has been great for this camp and I got excellent sparring and I am ready to go,” o itse: Cintron.
The Reading, Pennsylvania native is happy to fighting just forty-five minutes away from his hometown. He will making his first appearance in the “City of Brotherly Love” in fifteen years.

“Fighting in Philly is exciting. I will have lots of family, friends from school and other friends be able to drive and see the fight. It is a great opportunity for them to watch me live. It’s been a long time but I am looking forward to it.”

Most of Cintron’s fights in the past decade have been high-profile fights that have been seen in on premium cable television. Cintron is taking this stage of his career one fight at a time.
“It is all up to my promoter Marshall Kauffman and King’s Promotions. When he says that I am ready for a bigger fight, that is when we will move to that. I am just trying to get my feet wet again. I am excited for this opportunity and to be back with Marshall. Marshall and Joe Pastore trained me to get to the top. Now Joe is training me and Marshall is promoting me and I am happy to be back with them. I am just trying to get back to being my old self again. I have been working on walking my opponents down.”
This fight is ticketed for 154 lik'hilograma tse, but Cintron has eyes on welterweight glory again.
“We will slowly work our way down and see how my body feels. This will be at 154. The next fight, I am looking at 150-151 and then hopefully 147.”
In Flores, Cintron is fighting an experienced foe who has been in the ring with former world champion Carlos Baldomir plus a bevy of contenders and prospects.
“I really do not know much on him other then he has fought a bunch of good fighters and he is from Ecuador. I just expect me to be my old self and if that is the case, a knockout should be happening ka labohlano.”
In a six-round super lightweight bout, Nama Nelson (12-1, 1 NC, 1 KO) lintoa Carlos Velasquez (24-23-2, 15 KO oa) ea Managua, Nicaragua.
In a six-round super welterweight bout, Erik Spring (6-1,1 KO) ea Reading, PA tla loantša Justin Johnson (6-11-4) ea Pittsburgh, PA.
Tse 'ne ho pota bouts:
Scott Kelleher (4-0, 2 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia tla loantša Terrell James (1-3-1) tsa Philadelphia, PA. in a super lightweight fight.
Tyrone Crawley Jr. (4-0) tsa Philadelphia tla Square tloha le Korey Sloane (2-8-2) of Philadelphia in lightweight bout.
Amir Shabazz (3-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia fights Tahlik Taylor (1-3) of Freeport, NY. in a light heavyweight affair.
Aaron Brooks tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Ryan Bivins (0-1-1) of Philadelphia in super middleweight bout.

Thomas Velasquez (4-0, 3 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA tla loantša Grashino Yancy (1-0) ea Staten Island, New York in a super featherweight bout.

Emmanuel Booatla (6-0, 4 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA will take Bryan Perez Nevarez(2-3-1, 1 KO) ea Carolina, PR in a bantamweight contest.

Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $100 bakeng sa Ringside, $75 for Premium, $50 for Reserved and $35 for Standing room and can be purchased BY CLICKING HERE
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VIDEO: Christopher Brooker and Antowyan Aikens joint interview before their Super Middleweight showdown THIS FRIDAY NIGHT at the 2300 Arena ea Philadelphia

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Weigh-in this Thursday at Chickie’s & Pete’s in South Philadelphia at 6 PM
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Philadelphia, PA (Ka 3, 2016)–THIS Friday night, May 6th, a terrific night of boxing returns the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia as King’s Promotions presents a ten-bout card.
E kholo ea ho ketsahalo, rising super middleweight Christopher Brooker (8-1, 5 Kos) nka ka Antowyan Aikens (10-1-1. 1 KO) in a bout scheduled for eight-rounds.
This past Friday night in Atlantic City, the Brooker of Philadelphia and Aikens of Atlantic City met for an impromptu face off and they are both ready for this important battle. The two spoke face to face to each other and below, here is what they had to say.
Christopher Brooker and Antowyan Aikens talk about their May 6 makhaola-khang
Christopher Brooker and Antowyan Aikens talk about their May 6 makhaola-khang
A tse tšeletseng ho pota-pota khong-tšobotsi, former world welterweight champion, Kermit Cintron (35-5-2, 28 KO oa) ea Reading, PA will be back in action when he takes on Eduardo Flores (23-20-3, 15 KO oa) ea Quito, Ecuador in a jr. middleweight gia.
In a six-round super lightweight bout, Nama Nelson (12-1, 1 NC, 1 KO) lintoa Carlos Velasquez (24-23-2, 15 KO oa) ea Managua, Nicaragua.
In a six-round super welterweight bout, Erik Spring (6-1,1 KO) ea Reading, PA tla loantša Justin Johnson (6-11-4) ea Pittsburgh, PA.
Tse 'ne ho pota bouts:
Scott Kelleher (4-0, 2 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia tla loantša Robert Ramos (1-4, 1 KO) ea Helena, PA. in a super lightweight fight.
Tyrone Crawley Jr. (4-0) tsa Philadelphia tla Square tloha le Korey Sloane (2-8-2) of Philadelphia in lightweight bout.
Amir Shabazz (3-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia fights Tahlik Taylor (1-3) of Freeport, NY. in a light heavyweight affair.
Aaron Brooks tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Ryan Bivins (0-1-1) of Philadelphia in super middleweight bout.
Thomas Velasquez (4-0, 3 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA tla loantša Grashino Yancy (1-0) ea Staten Island, New York in a super featherweight bout.
Emmanuel Booatla (6-0, 4 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA will take on an opponent to be announced in a bantamweight contest.
Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $100 bakeng sa Ringside, $75 for Premium, $50 for Reserved and $35 for Standing room and can be purchased BY CLICKING HERE
The weigh-in will take place this Thursday at Chickie’s & Pete’s at 6 PM.
Chickie’s & Pete’s is located at 1526 Packer Avenue in Philadelphia.
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Christopher Brooker & Antowyan Aikens meet Face to Face before their big showdown this Friday, Ka 6 ka 2300 Arena ea Philadelphia

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Philadelphia, PA (Ka 2, 2016)–THIS Friday bosiu, May 6th, a terrific night of boxing returns the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia as King’s Promotions presents a ten-bout card.
E kholo ea ho ketsahalo, rising super middleweight Christopher Brooker (8-1, 5 Kos) nka ka Antowyan Aikens (10-1-1. 1 KO) in a bout scheduled for eight-rounds.
This past Friday night in Atlantic City, the Brooker of Philadelphia and Aikens of Atlantic City met for an impromptu face off and they are both ready for this important battle.
A tse tšeletseng ho pota-pota khong-tšobotsi, former world welterweight champion, Kermit Cintron (35-5-2, 28 KO oa) ea Reading, PA will be back in action when he takes on Eduardo Flores (23-20-3, 15 KO oa) ea Quito, Ecuador in a jr. middleweight gia.

In a six-round super lightweight bout, Nama Nelson (12-1, 1 NC, 1 KO) lintoa Carlos Velasquez (24-23-2, 15 KO oa) ea Managua, Nicaragua.

In a six-round super welterweight bout, Erik Spring (6-1,1 KO) ea Reading, PA tla loantša Justin Johnson (6-11-4) ea Pittsburgh, PA.
Tse 'ne ho pota bouts:
Scott Kelleher (4-0, 2 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia tla loantša Robert Ramos (1-4, 1 KO) ea Helena, PA in a super lightweight fight.
Tyrone Crawley Jr. (4-0) tsa Philadelphia tla Square tloha le Korey Sloane (2-8-2) of Philadelphia in lightweight bout.
Amir Shabazz (3-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia fights Tahlik Taylor (1-3) of Freeport, NY in a light heavyweight affair.
Aaron Brooks tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Ryan Bivins (0-1-1) of Philadelphia in super middleweight bout.

Thomas Velasquez (4-0, 3 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA tla loantša Grashino Yancy (1-0) ea Staten Island, New York in a super featherweight bout.

Emmanuel Booatla (6-0, 4 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA will take on an opponent to be announced in a bantamweight contest.

Tickets for this great evening of boxing are priced at $100 bakeng sa Ringside, $75 for Premium, $50 for Reserved and $35 for Standing room and can be purchased BY CLICKING HERE
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WASHINGTON, D.C.’S UNDEFEATED DUSTY HERNANDEZ-HARRISON AND MIKE DALLAS JR. SET FOR SHOWDOWN ON FRIDAY, 'Na 13 AT THE DC ARMORY IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

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HEAVYWEIGHT PROSPECT DARMANI ROCK TO MAKE HIS PROFESSIONAL DEBUT

NEW YORK, NY (March 30, 2016) - Roc Nation Sports is pleased to announce that undefeated Dusty Hernandez-Harrison (29-0, 16 Kos) ea Washington, D.C. tla khutlela ho ka tsa bophahamo ba ka Labohlano, Ka 13 when he takes on Bakersfield, California’s Mike “The Silent Assassin” Dallas Jr. (21-3-1, 10 Kos) in a 10-round welterweight bout at the DC Armory in Washington, D.C. The fight will headline a throne boxing event that will be televised live on BET beginning at 10:00 p.m. LE/PT.

Tickets turu ka $75, $50 le $35, ke ke ho akarelletsa le ho tshwanetseng tšebeletso liqoso le lekhetho, go on sale Wednesday, March 30 ka 3:00 p.m. ET and will be available at all Ticketmaster locations, Inthaneteng ho Ticketmaster.com (http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/15005069CFC435E1) le ho ba laela ka fono nakong (800) 745-3000.

 

“I am really excited that my 30go th fight will take place in Southeast D.C., where I was born and raised,"O ile a re Hernandez-Harrison. “It will be great to be back in D.C. where I haven’t fought since 2014, and I can’t wait to put on a show for all the fans in attendance and watching across the nation on BET. Dallas presents an interesting challenge that I am ready to face. I will be getting world class sparring for this bout and will be more than ready for anything he brings to the table on May 13.”

 

“I’ve heard Dusty is pretty good, but I will be the biggest step up for him by far,” said Dallas Jr. “At 147 lik'hilograma tse, Ke ikutloa ke matla haholo. I’m more mature and more focused. I’m back.”

 

“All of us at Roc Nation Sports look forward to bringing Dusty Hernandez-Harrison back to fight in front of his hometown fans against Mike Dallas Jr. in the midst of the professional boxing resurgence that is taking place in Washington, D.C.,” said David Itskowitch COO of Boxing for Roc Nation Sports. “Fans in attendance at the DC Armory and those watching across the country on BET have a great night of boxing and entertainment in store for them.”

 

“BET is excited to once again partner with Roc Nation Sports on our second throne boxing event, positioning BET Networks as a go-to destination for premier live boxing events,” said Stephen G. Hill, President of Programming, BET Networks. “Roc Nation Sports has proven to be an innovator in the entertainment space and as we continue to grow and expand our partnership, BET is thrilled to offer content as diverse as our audience.”

 

“We are thrilled to welcome Roc Nation Sports and BET to the historic DC Armory” said Erik A. Moses, Senior Vice President and Managing Director at Events DC. “It is certainly another capital moment in D.C., considering the rich history of professional boxing. The nation’s capital is still a fight town and to have the opportunity to showcase that again in the DC Armory is a prodigious honor.”

 

Ka 13 will also feature the professional debut of highly touted Philadelphia heavyweight prospect Darmani “Rock Solid” Rock against an opponent to be determined.

 

“I’m thrilled to be making my pro debut on Ka 13 at the DC Armory,” said Rock. “My team and I have worked hard and it has all been building up to this moment. I’m looking forward to my rise to the top of the heavyweight division which begins on Ka 13."

 

Hailing ho tloha Washington, D.C., Dusty Hernandez-Harrison has been touted as the city’s “best boxing prospect since Sugar Ray Leonard” by the Washingtonian Magazine. He began fighting at the age of six at the boxing exhibition at the Ritz Nightclub in Northwest D.C. and became a sanctioned amateur at the age of 8. Nakong ea la hae la pele lan bout a le lilemo li 17, Hernandez-Harrison compiled an amateur record of 167-30, ho hapa tse 'maloa Ringside World Championships, National Silver litlelafo Championships 'me tse tharo ho toba National Golden litlelafo Championships ho tloha 2007-09. Ka June 11, 2011, as the youngest licensed professional fighter at the time, Hernandez-Harrison made his pro debut defeating Alphonso Alexander via a unanimous decision at the Desoto Civic Center in Southaven, Mississippi. Six months later in his third pro fight, Hernandez-Harrison made his hometown debut on the undercard of the HBO World Championship Boxing broadcast of Amir Khan vs. Lamont Peterson and dazzled with a first round technical knockout of Terrell Davis. On his way to being crowned WBC Youth Welterweight World Champion in November 2013, Hernandez-Harrison stopped former National Golden Gloves Champion Kelly Wright in the fourth round in February of that year and two weeks later defeated Aaron Anderson via a six-round unanimous decision. In April 2013 at Dover Downs Casino and Resort in Dover, Delaware, he won a unanimous decision against Puerto Rico’s Jonathan Garcia and on Ka 18 in front of a raucous hometown crowd of 3,000 at the University of the District of Colombia, he knocked out Eddie Soto with a right hand in the fifth round. Hernandez-Harrison proceeded to earn the “2013 Knockout of the Year” for the Soto fight and the “2013 Fighter of the Year” from Go Fight Live (GFL.TV). Ka November 2, 2013 ka Madison Square Garden, Hernandez-Harrison became the WBC Youth World Champion, winning a ten-round, unanimous decision over Josh “Pit Bull” Torres. Mor'a likhoeli tse peli, in his first nationally televised fight on ESPN’s Labohlano Bosiu ho loana ka, Hernandez-Harrison outlasted Tim Witherspoon Jr. via an eighth round unanimous decision victory, after which actor and director Mark Wahlberg tweeted that Hernandez-Harrison is “the truth.” Featured again on ESPN’s Labohlano Night Fights on March 7, 2014, Hernandez-Harrison faced southpaw Mike Balasi and came back to drop Balasi to the canvas twice en route to a six-round unanimous decision victory. On January 9, 2015, soon after signing a promotional agreement with Roc Nation Sports, Hernandez-Harrison headlined the promoter’s inaugural event at The Theater at Madison Square in a fight televised by Fox Sports 1. In a battle for the vacant WBC Continental Americas Welterweight Championship against New Yorker Tommy “The Razor” Rainone, Hernandez-Harrison scored a dominant ten-round unanimous decision victory. In his most recent fight on January 29, 2016, Hernandez-Harrison scored a decisive win over Angel Hernandez via a third round technical knockout at The Belvedere in Elk Grove, Illinois. Hernandez-Harrison recently entered into agreements with FILA and GEICO to be a brand ambassador for both companies. He is the only professional boxer to represent each prestigious brand.

 

Mike Dallas Jr. was born into a boxing family and tabbed by experts during his teen years as a future professional star. At age 29, he’s in the midst of a comeback that lands him in Washington, D.C. against local unbeaten favorite Dusty Hernandez-Harrison that may be the most important fight of his life. E le e tsenwe, Dallas shared a ring with current world champions Terence Crawford (whom Dallas claims he beat three times) and Danny Garcia as well as three-time U.S. Olympian Rau’shee Warren. He won multiple national amateur titles and qualified for the 2004 le 2008 Olympic liteko. Dallas turned professional on March 20, 2008 against Alejandro Valladares in San Jose, California and won by unanimous decision. He would go unbeaten in his next 17 lintoa. When he faced Josesito Lopez for the vacant NABF super lightweight title on January 28, 2011 in his national television debut on ESPN at Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, California, he was shockingly stopped in the seventh round.Five months later, Dallas met fellow rising contender Mauricio Herrera. In an excellent fight, again at Pechanga Resort and Casino, Dallas lost by a razor thin majority decision. Le ha ho na le ho khutlisoa, Dallas’ performance showed boxing experts he was back to contender status. In his next two fights, Dallas dominated former Miguel Angel Gonzales on February 17, 2012 and knocked out Javier Castro on June 22, 2012 to capture the WBO Latino light welterweight title. Those wins brought Dallas to his biggest opportunity to date, an WBC super lightweight interim world title fight against Lucas Matthysse, ka January 26, 2013 at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Just after negotiations for the fight were finalized, Dallas learned that his father, Mike Dallas Sr., who introduced his son to boxing at age six, passed away suddenly at just 45 le lilemo li. Dallas Jr., leha ho le joalo, did not pull out of the Matthysee fight. Ka ntoa bosiu, Dallas Jr. was all there physically, but mentally a fight of that magnitude was too much under the circumstances and Matthysee, probably the hardest puncher in boxing, imposed his will on Dallas, scoring a first round knockout. He then took the break he should have taken before the Matthysee fight, spending two years away from the ring. When Dallas felt the urge to fight again, he contacted his trainer Ben Bautista and the pair ventured to Tijuana, Mexico, where Dallas picked up two quick wins against Alejandro Alonso on November 20, 2015 and most recently on December 19 against Odillon Rivera. He now returns to fight in the spotlight again on Ka 13 in a true crossroads fight against Hernandez-Harrison.

 

At the age of nineteen, Darmani Rock is already drawing comparisons to former heavyweight greats of the past. Rock has received high praise for his powerful jab and ambidexterity. Standing at 6’4”, he moves with an unparalleled lightness and speed for a fighter his size. Rock earned nation-wide accolades following a banner year in 2014 when he took home the USA Boxing Junior and Youth Open, Youth Continental and Youth World super heavyweight titles. During the 2014 Junior and Youth Open in Reno, Nevada, Rock shut out the 2013 National Youth Champion, John Luna, 3-0. This impressive performance was followed by another super heavyweight title at the Youth Continental Championships in March 2014 in Quito, Ecuador where he defeated Argentina’s Kervin Espinola 3-0. Rock then took home the gold medal at the prestigious World Youth Championships in Bulgaria in April 2014 by a 2-1 decision over Germany’s Peter Kadiru. Rock also took home the 2014 World Junior Amateur Championship and capped off 2014 by being named Philadelphia’s Amateur Boxer of the Year at the annual Briscoe Awards. His most noteworthy win, leha ho le joalo, came in May 2015 when he beat Cam Awesome, a career amateur who has been called the next Chris Byrd, in Las Vegas for the National Golden Gloves title. Rock also captured the 2015 U.S. National Amateur super heavyweight championship. He ended his amateur career as the number one rated super heavyweight in the United States (and the number five rated super heavyweight in the world) tla 19-5 in national tournaments. In February 2016, Rock signed an exclusive promotional agreement with Roc Nation Sports.

 

Hernandez-Harrison vs. Dallas, a 10-round welterweight fight which is presented by Roc Nation Sports takes place Labohlano, Ka 13, 2016 nakong ea DC pokellong ea lihlomo ea Washington, D.C. This fight headlines a throne boxing event presented by Corona Extra and will be televised live on BET beginning at 10:00 p.m. LE/PT.

 

Ho phaella moo ho le leholo khato ka lesakaneng, ea Ka 13 edition of throne boxing on BET will feature several notable Roc Nation Sports touches that offer a unique fan experience, including a live musical performance as well as a host and a name DJ to keep the energy at a high level throughout the event.

 

Latela collapse ho sebelisa #throneboxing.

 

Bakeng sa tlhahisoleseding e, ka kōpo etela www.rocnation.com. Latela Roc Nation on Twitter le Instagramrocnation le on Facebook kwa www.facebook.com/RocNation.

 

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For more information on the DC Armory, etela www.eventsdc.com and follow on Twitter at @dcsportsent.

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Split-T Management signs world ranked welterweight Ray Robinson

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New York, NY (February 25, 2016)–Boxing managers Split-T Management are proud to announce the signing of world ranked welterweight contender Ray Robinson to a managerial contract.

Robinson of Philadelphia, PA. o na le ya rekoto ya 20-2 with nine knockouts and is currently ranked number-seven by the WBC.

Robinson, ea ileng a fetoha setsebi a 2006 is on a seven fight winning streak that is over a 5 and a half year period.
The 30 year-old Robinson has wins over previously undefeated Roberto Acevedo, Darnell Jiles Jr & Aslanbek Kozak.
Robinson has collected the Pennsylvania Welterweight title with an explosive 2nd round stoppage over former U.S. Olympian Terrence Cauthen (36-7). He won the vacant WBA-NABA interim title with a 10-round unanimous decision over Alberto Morales (11-1). Robinson captured USBA title with a 7th round stoppage over Ray Narh (26-2). He won the the WBO NABO title with the win over Kozaev.
A hae a ka ho fetisisa morao tjena gia, Robinson retained the WBO NABO title with a 10-round unanimous decision over Sherzodbek Alimjanov (22-2) ka April 17.

“I felt David McWater can help me get to my dream and become world champion.
I feel like it’s a matter of time before I get my shot to show everyone I am the top welterweight in the world. I fought some tough guys in my career and show I can compete and beat them,” said Robinson.

Said Split-T management CEO David McWater, “I think Ray is the most underrated fighter in America let alone in the welterweight division and can beat any welterweight on any given day. I’m unbelievably proud to be associated with such a class individual. Ray gives back to the community selflessly.”
Along with McWater, Robinson will be co-managed with Philly fixture Tom Moran who formerly represented Tim Witherspoon and Kassim Ouma and currently represents 2012 Olympic Silver Medalist John Joe Nevin.

“I feel Ray has matured so much as a fighter over the years and feel confident he can beat any welterweight when given the chance. He has always been a class act in and out of the ring and we feel great that he is a part of our team. It’s just a matter of time when the world will see he is the best in the welterweight division,”Joe Quiambao, Director of Boxing for Split-T Management.

Robinson, who is entered as a wild card entry in the WBC Welterweight tournament is a promotional free agent.

Split-T Management growing roster includes Undefeated Bantamweight Antonio Nieves; Undefeated Light Heavyweights Joseph Williams and Mighty Joe Jones; Undefeated Welterweights Wesley Tucker; Boubacar Sylla; Undefeated Super Middleweight Deandre Ware, Undefeated Heavyweights: Darlington Agha and Trent Rawlins and Adonis Stevenson conqueror, Super Middleweight Darnell Boone.

Split-T Management can be reached by at 917-627-6559 kapa ka imeile ka joematchmaker@yahoo.com
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Watch Angel Ocasio – Reynaldo Blanco explosive Press Conference exchange

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Ocasio – Blanco vie for the WBA NABA USA Lightweight title fight to be streamed LIVE, this Friday on GFL.TV

Long Island, NY (January 21, 2016) – Ka Labone, night at Chickie’s & Petes in South Philadephia, Lengeloi Ocasio (8-0-2, 2 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia & Reynaldo Blanco (9-2, 4 KO oa) of Puerto Rico got into a heated exchange at the final press conference

They will meet This Labohlano bosiu ho tswa ho Pennsylvania Sheet Metal Union Workers Hall in Philadelphia, in a 8-round bout for the WBA NABA USA Lightweight championship.
The bout will headline a 7-bout card that can be streamed LIVE on GFL.TV ka 7:00 PM LE bakeng sa $14.99. The stream is available around the world by clicking MONA
Below is the explosive exchange at Thursday’s Press Conference

Ocasio - Blanco Press Conference
Ocasio – Blanco Press Conference
A le 8 ho pota sebedisana tšobotsi, pele e neng e lefatše sehlooho challenger, Jonathan Maicelo (22-2, 12 KO oa) ea North Bergen, NJ nka ka Samuel Amoako (21-5, 15 KO oa) ea Krrish, Ghana in a lightweight battle.
A 4 ho pota bouts:
Saud Clark (5-1-1, 4 KO oa) of Philadelphia takes on Julian Valerio (2-3, 1 KO) ho Brooklyn, NY a le Refresh, Middleweight gia.
David Murray (2-1, 2 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia tla loantša Heriberto Salaman (0-2) of Puerto Rico in a Light Heavyweight fight.
Luis Del Valle tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Albert Manukyan (0-3) of New Jersey in a Lightweight bout.
In a battle of pro debuting Jr. Middleweights, Idemar Cordero tsa Philadelphia tla loantša Luis Ramos of Puerto Rico in a Jr. Middleweight gia.
Opening up the show will be undefeated Super Middleweight Godson Noel (5-0, 4 KO oa) ea Newark, NJ taking on Victor Kpadenou (10-9, 5 KO oa) of Maryland.
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Krrish Refresh. Middleweight contender, Julian ” J Rock” Williams o batla hore ho beha mokhoa le selemo ho pota PED hlahlobo ya

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Philadelphia , PA (December 1, 2015)–Krrish Refresh. Middleweight, Julian “J Rock” Williams a se behileng ho theosa le gauntlet ho bohle boraditebele lefatšeng ka bophara ha a ntse a ea batlang ho ba ea pele professional Boxer ho ho hlahlojoa ka bobeli USADA & VADA ka lootho ho ya le selemo.

Williams (21-0-1, 13 KO oa), e hona joale Thailand Ranked nomoro-7 ke WBC, Number-10 ke WBA, & Number-6 ke IBF, wants to prove to the world that there would be no doubt left in anyone’s mind as he continues his quest to become world champion.

The 25 ea lilemo li letsoalloa la Philadelphia o hloella e qetellang le e se e le Fan ratang ka ho fetisisa ho pholletsa le lefatše ba hae Fan-ba botsoalle mokhoa eo a neng a a nang le tsona kafukafu ekozala bokgoni e leng se e sebelelitseng mo moniker ea “Mr Na e All”

Ka tlaase mona, Williams bolela hae pono ea kamoo 'me ke hobane'ng tšohanyetso hlahlobo ya ho hlokahala ka mampoli boemong ba

VADA vs. USADA View

“Ke batla ho tsejoa e le 1st Boxer ho ka mafolofolo ba le seabo 365/24/7 Olympic Style Testing le tse peli tse fapaneng mekhatlo e. USADA le VADA. Ha ke tsebe haeba ke e tla ba molemo ka ho fetisisa Boxer ena mehla, hore o hlola ka ho ho tla bonahala. Empa seo ke se tla ba, ke hore li finyeletseng ba 100% reload. Ke batla ho ba ea bopula-maliboho ena. Ke hona joale batla bafani ho nthusa hore ke. Ha ke rrammilione leha ho le joalo, e le chelete ke a ekaba taba empa ke sebetsa ho fumana ho fihlela moo ke ka a leke a sa khaotse a ho sa tsotellehe hore haeba ke na le ntoa ho lokiselitsoe kapa che. Sena se tla haholo bonolo ho 'na hobane ke na 100% hloekisa ka nako eohle. Se ke ua nako e itseng le. Ha ke ratang ho lea noa kapa le ho tsuba e ka ba ka. Ha ke nahana hore ho sebele hore a leke mong le e mong ba se nang balekane oke lefatšeng. Empa ha ke nahana hang ha o u Thailand Ranked le / kapa baemeli ka nako eo re e lokela ho ba ka tšohanyetso hlahlobo ya letamo. Haeba ke khona ho ena etsoa ke tla amohela leha e le efe nakong e tlang lireng ho ba le seabo le 'na. Haeba lireng a hana joale e ntan'o ba Fans le mecha ea litaba ka atamela hlokang leeme ya referense le etsa qeto ea.”

Last Ntoa

“Ke ha e le hantle o ne a e ntša kotsi ho qetela ntoa hore ke se ke bua ka. Ke e-s'o a ntša ea ho loana ka lebaka la ntša kotsi 'me ke ile a ke ke a letsa ka monyetla oa ho sehlooho se reng PBC haufi le motseng oa habo. Ke kahoo ke le ka kelellong ea ka ho fihlela hore ke o ne a tla ho letsa tokelo ya ka ka lireng. People ha ba hlokomele ke ne ke 4 pele ho pota-pota KO ea ho qala ho ka mosebetsi, hore ke loantša joaloka hore haeba ke khetha. My mokoetlisi ile a mpolella hore tse ling ho tlisa lintoa ile a sebaka e le ka ntoa a ke ke a ho bontšitsoe e ea kaofela. Ka 'na a mo bolella ke o ne a tla ho ba le 1st ho pota-pota stoppage. E le hore o ile a mpha e eketsehileng ba tsusumetso ea hore tla ka ka clutch. Cuello e ne e le tiileng oke ke ne ke tseba a ne a le le bothata ba ho tswa ho 1st metsotswana e mmalwa. O ile a ne ba se na reflexes kapa matla a ho sebetsana le 'na.”

Nakong e tlang bahanyetsi ba, Post Ntoa Buisana le
“Ha ke e le khutsitseng joalokaha ba bang ba hore batho ba nahane. Ha ke lihlong e ka ba ka. Ha ke ka bua hobane ke tla lahleheloa ke ka bohale. Koala ho ho loana ke ka haholo thabang 'me ke a ke ke a ka lahleheloa ke bohale. Ka hona, ke sa bue lintho tse ngata. Empa ke ne ke a ea etelang makala ka mor'a hore ke fight.I ne a sa tsoa scored e khōlō tlhōlo ka pel'a folks. Ke rata Philadelphia, Ke hlahetse le tsosoa mona. Empa ke ka ho toba Bophirimela Philly 'me re ne ho se mohla mampodi wa lefatshe ka. Molemo ka ho fetisisa bahlabani a Philly Hangata ho tloha North Philly kapa South Philly. Tyrell Biggs ke mokoetlisi oa oa ka, a 's Bophirimela Philly empa o ne a ke ke ba hapa e le sehlooho. Danny Garcia le Bernard Hopkins tsoa ho North Philly…Ha ref ile a khaotsa ho ntoa ke ne ke le libaka le ba ke ile ka bona e tetemang ea West Phily a a ntlo…… Empa ka botšepehi Ke ne ke tseba tla ho tsuba mo ba pele. My mokoetlisi ne a ntse a mpolella ke fana ka bashanyana Breaks ka linako tse ling ka ho kha ba khetha ka botsebi. Kahoo, ka mor'a le ref ile a khaotsa ho ntoa Ke ile mong le e mong a tsebe se tsoha.”

“Austin Trout le bokgoni ba lireng oa ka ea neng a ho sebetsa e le seboholi. Ka hona, ke a tsamaea holim'a le a ke a a tsebe se ho fihlela. Ka nako eo ho etsa ka le puisano Ke ile mong le e mong tseba hore ke ne ba ea ho Houston ho loantša Jermall Charlo ba hae tlotla. Empa ka botšepehi ke ile ka etsa hore ka lebaka ka mokoetlisi o ile a botsoa ke ne ke tla nka loana le e ka ba ka Guy. Ha ke kena ba ke loanela hobane Ha ke tsotelle. Ke a ke a sebetsana le hore. Empa o ile a mpolella o ne a o ile a botsa, kahoo ke feela ile ea e-lentsoe ka eona. Empa ke a sa bue ka hore hlola. Ho ho li le Ha ke tsotelle hlola haeba ke loantša e ka ba ka Guy. Ke ithutile hore papali ea litebele ke kgwebo. Ke ne ke le ferekane kaha ha ke ne ke sa fumana e ka ba ka loana, empa ke ithutile hore o amohelaa 'me ke ba ile ba fallela ka. Ke batla ho amehe ka ho ea ikemiselitseng ho loantša le tse latelang letsatsi. Ke lakatsa eka ba bashanyana molemo ka ho fetisisa lehlohonolo le tsoela pele atleha.”

Ka mor'a moo Date

“Ke nahana hore ke o tla loanela 4 ka makhetlo a 2015 empa ka botšepehi e ha le batle ka tsela eo. Ke sebele ne a batla ho 4 a hobane e ntse e o bohale. Mong le e mong ntoa ke ne ke selemong sena ke ne ke bohale ho le bohale ho. Plus ho loantša hangata e ntse e tsoela o koala ho boima ba 'mele e leng bohlokoa. Ke ne ke o ile a re hore ke ne ke a January. So I just finished a two week mini camp just to work on strength. I’m in the heat of camp now with a return date of January la bo16 la kapa Jan 23. Ke tla loantša #1 letheba ka IBF hore e be e tlamang contender ho loanela tlotla eo. Qetellong ea le letsatsi le leng ke ha ho mohla fuoa ntho efe kapa efe a papali ea litebele. Ke ke ke a baemeli ho ka boithaopo sireletsa khahlanong le 'na. Kahoo ka ho fetoha e tlamang, Ke qobella e leng tlotla e thunngoa le ke rera ka sebelisa ka botlalo eona.”
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Tse ncha mohlophisi, Aikens sheba khōlō win ka Fridaynight ho springboard ka phahameng profil ho tlisa lintoa a 2016

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Frank De Alba le Jesu Lule sehlooho se reng ka 2300 Arena ea Philadelphia
Philadelphia , PA (November 19, 2015)–Ena Labohlano bosiu, November 20, Morena ho phahamiswa tla hlahisa e khōlō bosiung ba la papali ea litebele ka 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia.

E kholo ea ho ketsahalo, Frank De Alba (16-1-2, 6 KO oa) ea Reading, PA tla nka ka Jesu Floral Shop (7-14-1, 1 KO) ea Khao, FL ka 6 ho pota Refresh. Bobebe gia.

Ka 6 ho pota sebedisana tšobotsi, Krrish Super Middleweight tšepo, Antowyan Aikens ea Atlantic City, NJ tla nka ka-'moho le eena Krrish Pahle Thomas (4-0, 3 KO oa) ea Salisbury, Maryland.
Aikens, ea ileng a tse 'maloa hlahang ea ho ba ba khathetseng moeeng, e tla ba ho etsa la hae la pele qala tlas'a ea Morena ho phahamiswa banner banner banner.
“Sena ke e khōlō monyetla oa ho loanela Morena ho phahamiswa. I know I will keep active and in the next year I expect four to five fights and hopefully end up with a ShoBox kind of fight,” a re 26 ea lilemo li Aikens.
“Ke lebeletse ka thabo e ntle ntoa ka labohlano e le ho tla ba ea ka ea pele a Philadelphia.”
O ile a re Morena ho phahamiswa Marshall Kauffman, “Antowyan ke thahasellisang tšepo. He is tall and is already a good boxer. We feel that he will grow into his power and he has a chance to do a lot of great things in his career.”
A tletse undercard ba moo talenta o 'nile a a bokella.

A 4-ho pota-pota linako:

Christopher Brooker (4-1, 4 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA tla loantša Jade Ealy (1-2, 1 KO) ea Atlanta, GA ka Super Middleweight bout.

Terrence Williams (4-0, 1 KO) ea Harrisburg, PA tla nka ka veteran Edgar Perez(6-16, 3 KO oa) ea Chicago, IL ka Super Middleweight bout.

Ryan Bivins (0-1) tsa Philadelphia loanang le lan debuting Daryl Bunting ea Vineland, NJ a le Super Middleweight gia.

Hafiz Montgomery (1-0) ea Toms River, NJ tla loana Devon Mosley (0-3-1) ea Capitol Heights, Maryland ka Cruiserweight taba.

Tyrell Colston tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Hector Perez (2-1, KO ') ea Atlantic City, NJ ka Cruiserweight ntoa.

Ely Méndez (1-1) ea Reading, PA tla nka ka Derrick Bivins (1-3-2) tsa Philadelphia, PA ka Featherweight Tlholisanong.

Corey Morley tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Brian Donahue (3-13-2) tsa Philadelphia ka Heavyweight ntoa.

Scott Kelleher (2-0, 1 KO) tsa Philadelphia tla lebokoseng Jack Grady (0-1-1) ea Buffalo, NY ka bobebe Tlholisanong.

Tickets ka rekoa bakeng sa $100, $75 le $50 ka le ho reka ka ho tobetsa
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Frank De Alba se ke ua batla nakong e fetileng Jesu o ile a Lule ena Labohlano, November lekholo la bo20 la ka 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia

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Plus Krrish Antowyan Aikens, Terrence Williams, Hafiz Montgomery le Scott Kelleher
Philadelphia , PA (November 17, 2015)–Le e khōlō ntoa staring mo ho sa tsotellehe, Frank De Alba e sa batla nakong e fetileng Jesu o ile a Lule Ena Labohlano bosiu, November 20 as King’s Promotions will present a big night of professional boxing at the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia.

De Alba ea Reading, PA o na le ya rekoto ya 16-1-2 le tse tšeletseng knockouts 'me o hlōla 14 ho toba linako 'me ke unbeaten a hae ea ho qetela 16.

Lule ea Fort Myers, Florida o na le ya rekoto ya 7-14-1 le 1 kakalatsa.
“Tsohle o moholo. My weight is good and I am just waiting for Friday,”o ile a re De Alba.
“Ke tseba Lule o loana e ngata le tebello e le hlolisanang. He is a tough Mexican and I won’t underestimate him. I trained for this fight 100% e le ke sheba eena joaloka ke tla S haeba a e ne e le Krrish oke.”
Hore mola ea ho nahana tla tla e nago le mohola joalokaha eka ke ka win, De Alba e penciled a ho loantša Krrish tšepo Omar Douglas ka December 29th.
De Alba le Douglas ba ne ba ho lokiselitsoe hore loantša ka August 1st, empa e le ho qetela bobeli bongaka ile ha hlaha taba bakeng sa De Alba le ntoa e o ne a ho e chechisetsoang morao.
“Ke 'na e ntle Guy, empa ke ne ke soetseha. I lost a big opportunity, empa ke ne ke hore ntoa e o ne a sa reretsoe ho ba ka letsatsi leo Ke nahana. I just stayed positive and got right back in the gym as soon as possible. If everything goes well, ka nako eo December 29 ke ka letsatsi hore 'na' me Omar tla le loanela. I am certainly not looking past Labohlano. I just want everyone to come out and see a great fight on Friday.”
A tletse undercard ba moo talenta o 'nile a a bokella.

Ka 6 ho pota Super Middleweight bout, Antowyan Aikens (10-0, 1 KO) ea Atlantic City, NJ tla nka ka Pahle Thomas (4-0, 3 KO oa) ea Salisbury, MD.
A 4-ho pota-pota linako:

Christopher Brooker (4-1, 4 KO oa) tsa Philadelphia, PA tla loantša Jade Ealy (1-2, 1 KO) ea Atlanta, GA ka Super Middleweight bout.

Terrence Williams (4-0, 1 KO) ea Harrisburg, PA tla nka ka veteran Edgar Perez(6-16, 3 KO oa) ea Chicago, IL ka Super Middleweight bout.

Ryan Bivins (0-1) tsa Philadelphia loanang le lan debuting Daryl Bunting ea Vineland, NJ a le Super Middleweight gia.

Hafiz Montgomery (1-0) ea York, PA tla loantša Devon Mosley (0-3-1) ea Capitol Heights, Maryland ka Cruiserweight taba.

Tyrell Colston tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Hector Perez (2-1, KO ') ea Atlantic City, NJ ka Cruiserweight ntoa.

Ely Méndez (1-1) ea Reading, PA tla nka ka Derrick Bivins (1-3-2) tsa Philadelphia, PA ka Featherweight Tlholisanong.

Corey Morley tsa Philadelphia tla etsa hore hae lan qalo khahlanong le Brian Donahue (3-13-2) tsa Philadelphia ka Heavyweight ntoa.

Scott Kelleher (2-0, 1 KO) tsa Philadelphia tla lebokoseng Jack Grady (0-1-1) ea Buffalo, NY ka bobebe Tlholisanong.

Tickets ka rekoa bakeng sa $100, $75 le $50 ka le ho reka ka ho tobetsa