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Philadelphia’s most viewed fighter, Christian Carto takes on 37 fight veteran Antonio Rodriguez on Friday, November 9th at SugarHouse Casino

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Philadelphia, Penn. (November 2, 2018)–Millions of travelers drive on Interstate-95 each day. In each direction there are many billboards that are visible for miles. For the better part of the last month, two billboards in particular feature one of the hottest prospects in boxing in undefeated bantamweight Christian Carto.

 

 

 

Carto, who has been featured multiple times by SugarHouse Casino dị ka 21 year-old has developed a relationship with the casino as he has packed the fight venue on seven previous occasions.

 

 

 

“It’s really cool to see me up on these big billboards,” said Carto. “I didn’t know they were going up, but it is very exciting to see it.”

 

 

 

Those massive billboards can only enhance Carto’s already huge fan base.

 

 

On Friday n'abalị, November 9th, Carto will make his eighth appearance at SugarHouse Casino when he takes on 37 fight-veteran Antonio Rodriguez in the six-round main event of a seven bout card promoted by King’s Promotions.

 

 

 

Carto has signature victories over Alonso Melendez (14-1) and James Smith (12-1). Carto is coming off a eight-round unanimous decision over Javier Gallo on August 18th in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

 

 

 

Rodriguez of Durango, Mexico is a very capable foe as the 30 year-old has big wins over undefeated opponents Alonso Melendez (11-0); Junior Granados (12-0) and Luis Castro (7-0-2). Rodriguez also has wins over Jonathan Chavez (6-1-1), Granados (12-2-1).

 

 

 

“I don’t know too much about him,” continued Carto, “I know he is a Mexican fighter who likes to come forward. We share a common opponent in Alonso Melendez. I have seen that he is tough.”

 

 

 

This will be the 4th outing of 2018 for Carto, and with a win he will raise his mark to 2019, but the 21 year-old is continuing his learning process as he heads into the new year.

 

 

 

“I feel that I started off well in 2018. I always want to do better, and I am own biggest critic. I feel that I should have done better in my last two fights. This training camp, which is my 2nd camp with Billy Briscoe as my head trainer, I learned a lot, so I know I will do better.”

 

 

 

With Brisoce manning the corner, Carto sees himself getting better with each fight in 2019.

 

 

 

“I can definitely see myself fighting for a regional title in 2019, but I am still earning, so there is no rush. With being with Billy, I would like to go out to a training camp with one of the champions to help them get ready for a big, which will help me even more.”

 

 

 

“I just want to thank Billy as well as my brother Frankie who has helped me a lot with the training. My father who helps with all the tickets and ticket requests. I also had some great sparring with a Romuel Cruz. I am ready for a great fight.

 

 

 

In a rematch of a draw that took place on August 10th at SugarHouse Casino, Ricardo Garcia (14-3-1, 9 Kos) nke Santo Domingo, DR fights Tyrone Crawley (7-1-1) of Philadelphia in a eight-round junior welterweight fight.

 

 

 

In the a six-round bout, former National Golden Gloves champion Poindexter Knight Jr. (5-0, 2 Kos) na-ewe ke Travis Castellon (16-2-1, 12 Kos) nke Fort Lauderdale, Florida in a welterweight bout.

 

 

 

Also in a six-round bout, Frank Trader (10-2-1, 2 Kos) nke Philadelphia ga-alụ ọgụ 37 fight veteran Pablo Capul of San Diego in a lightweight bout.

 

 

 

Na anọ gburugburu oké:

 

 

 

James Martin (2-0) nke Philadelphia agha Denis Okoth (2-0-1, 1 Ko) of Siaya, KY in a welterweight bout.

 

 

 

Pro debuters will square off as Maurice Burke of Philadelphia dukes it out with Brandon Bey nke Bronx, NY in a junior welterweight contest.

 

Mark Dawson (4-0, 3 Kos) of Philadelphia fights Chukka Willis (3-6, 2 Kos) of Emporia, KS in a welterweight bout.

 

 

 

There will be a press conference on Wednesday November 7th at 4 Obi ET

 

 

 

The weigh in will take place on Thursday, November 8th at 6 Obi ET.

 

 

 

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Christopher Brooker to take on Eric Moon in co-feature bout on Friday, August 10th at SugarHouse Casino

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Tyrone Crawley, Obere. battles Ricardo Garcia for WBF Championship in main event
Undefeated fighters square off when Javier Oquendo takes on Joshafat Ortiz
Undefeated Poindexter Knight, Jr., Shamsuddeen Justice & James Martin to see action

 

Philadelphia, Penn. (July 18, 2018)–Super Middleweight Christopher Brooker ga-on Eric Moon in the eight-round co-feature bout on Friday n'abalị, August 10nke na SugarHouse Casino.

 

 

 

The tuanu, which is part of a full night of action that is promoted by King’s Promotions.

 

 

 

Ke isi omume, Tyrone Crawley (7-1) of Philadelphia meets Ricardo Garcia (14-3, 9 Kos) nke Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in a eight-round battle for the WBF Lightweight Championship.

 

 

 

Brooker of Philadelphia has a record of 13-5 na 5 knockouts.

 

 

 

The 27 year-old Brooker has proved to take-on, and defeat all comers as he has wins over Leo Hall (8-0), John Magda (11-0), Antowyan Aikens (10-1-1), Gabriel Pham (6-0), & Elvin Ayala (28-7-1).

 

 

 

Brooker is coming off a eight-round unanimous decision over Jamaal Davis on March 2nd at SugarHouse Casino.

 

 

 

Moon of Marietta, Georgia has a record of 7-1 na isii knockouts.

 

 

 

The 27 year-old Moon turned professional in 2016, and won his first seven bouts, which was highlighted by a win over Simeon Hardy (13-1).

 

 

 

Hardy is coming off his 1st professional defeat when he lost to Meiirim Nursultanov on November 25, 2017 na New York City.

 

Na six-round Bouts:

 

Poindexter Knight (4-0, 2 Kos) of Philadelphia takes on James Robinson (5-11-4, 1 Ko) na a welterweight n'obi

 

Javier Oquendo (3-0, 1 Ko) of Philadelphia takes on Joshafat Ortiz (4-0, 2 Kos) nke Reading, PA in a battle of undefeated Pennsylvania based super featherweights.

 

Rasheed Johnson (3-2, 1 Ko) of Philadelphia fights Tony Morris (4-1-1, 2 Kos) nke Jacksonville, Florida in a welterweight bout.

 

In Four-Round Bouts:

 

Shamsuddeen Justice (2-0, 2 Kos) nke Philadelphia agha Anthony Smith (1-2-1, 1 Ko) nke Fresno, California.

 

Paul Kroll nke Philadelphia ga-eme ka ya pro mpụta mbụ megide DeAngelo Alcorn (0-1) of Searcy, Arkansas.

 

Rasheen Brown nke Philadelphia ga-eme ka ya pro mpụta mbụ megide Sergio Aguilar (2-9, 2 Kos) nke Homestead, CA in a super bantamweight bout.

 

Ryshine Collins of Philadelphia will make his pro debut against fellow pro debuter Yeuri Andujar nke Santo Domingo, Domingo, Dominican Republic a super bantamweight contest.

 

James Martin (1-0) nke Philadelphia agha pro debuting Jonathan Burrs of Hagerstown, Maryland in a super welterweight fight.

 

Nicoy Clarke (1-1) Of Jersey City, New Jersey meets pro debuting Jose Nunez nke Reading, PA in a heavyweight battle.

 

 

 

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Split-T Management si welterweight duo, Poindexter Knight & Janelson Bocachica na-na igosi na Friday n'abalị The SugarHouse cha cha na Philadelphia

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Philadelphia, På (January 23, 2018)–Nke a Friday night at The SugarHouse Casino, abụọ nke na-egbuke egbuke welterweight atụmanya Philadelphia onwe nke Poindexter “The obi tara mmiri” Knight, Obere. & Janelson Bocachica of Detroit will look to thrill the knowledgeable Philadelphia fight crowd as part of Evander Holyfield’s Real Deal Boxing Showcase Series.
Knight (1-0, 1 Ko) 2 oge Philadelphia Golden uwe mmeri na 2017 National Golden uwe mmeri ga-eme n'obodo ya, mpụta mbụ dị ka ọ ga-on Jordan Morales na a n'obi ndokwa maka anọ na-agba.

 

 

 

 

 

 
The 22 afọ bụ nnọọ ịnụ ọkụ n'obi na-na ngosi n'ihu n'obodo Fans.
“M nnọọ obi ụtọ na-alụ ọgụ na obodo m na n'ihu ndị ezinụlọ m na ndị enyi,” said Knight. Friday Night you are going to see the next great fighter to come out of Philadelphia, På, Poindexter Knight!”
Bocachica (8-0, 5 Kos) bụ 2-oge Michigan Golden uwe mmeri na a 3-oge National mmeri.
Ọ ga-eche ihu Victor Gaytan.
The 19 afọ tụgharịa ọkachamara na dị nnọọ 17 afọ-ochie ma kpọtara asatọ nnukwu Enwee Mmeri.
Ndị sitere ọkpọ obodo bara ọgaranya nke Detroit, Bocachica bụ nakwa njikere iji nweta ụfọdụ ọhụrụ Fans na City of Ịhụnanya Ụmụnna.
“M super obi ụtọ na-alụ ọgụ na Philadelphia n'ihi na e nwere tọn Puerto Ricans e, na m chọrọ ka ha na-ahụ na-esote Boricua Boxing Star!” said Bocachica. “M n'ezie kewapụrụ m manager na ume ka m na-alụ ọgụ a kaadị nke mere na m nwere ike na-egosipụta Puerto Rico ọzọ Big Ihe!”
“Na na na-ekwu, Puerto Ricans mara ma ọ bụ Goya ọ wee na-ezi!”
Ma alụso na-akwalite Evander Holyfield si Real Deal Boxing na jisiri site Split-T Management.
Split-T Management si David McWater bụ dịghị onye bịara abịa na Philadelphia agha idaha, na ọ maara ihe nnukwu arụmọrụ site ya alụso nwere ike imere ha
“Back na ụbọchị, M na-eji ụgbọala na Philadelphia oge niile na-ekiri ọkpọ na Blue Horizon,” sị McWater. “The whole Philadelphia boxing scene was so special as you got to see boxing at its purest. Na Fraịdee n'abalị, M, tinyere onye ọ bụla na SugarHouse cha cha ga-enwe ọgụ na-ahụ abụọ ga-eme n'ọdịnihu ụwa akaebe na-etinye na a na ngosipụta nke ọkpọ nke e hụrụ ebe ọ bụ na Blue Horizon ụbọchị.”
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First n'obi : 7 pm
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2017 National Golden Gloves champion Poindexter Knight, Obere. wins his Pro debut

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New York (December, 11, 2017)–On December 1st, welterweight prospect Poindexter Knight, Obere. won his anticipated professional debut when he stopped Samuel Forjoe in the first round of their scheduled four-round bout at The Strand Ballroom and Theater in Providence, Rhode Island.
The 2017 National Golden Gloves champion out of Philadelphia landed a hard combination the corner that had Forjoe bending over, and the bout was stopped in just 63 sekọnd.
Knight is the latest top-prospect to debut for Split-T Management, and he is promoted by Evander Holyfield’s Sports and Entertainment.
“Everything went well, I was excited and nervous, but I got through it,”said Knight.
“I thought my opponent would have a little more for me, but I did what I had to do in there and I got him out of there. It was great to get the knockout in my pro debut,” continued Knight.
Knight is eager to get his next victory, and he is looking to do in front of his hometown fans.
“I am hoping to fight in front of my hometown fans in 2018. That would be a goal for the upcoming year. I can’t wait as I am coming strong in 2018.”
Knight is trained by his father Poindexter Knight, SR, and the elder Knight was happy with his son’s performance.
“Poindexter looked relaxed, and it looked like it was his 10th fight. I am happy to be with Split-T Management. They gave us a chance when no one else did. We wanted to turn pro for a while and a lot of managers made a lot of broken promises. I put Poindexter back in the Golden Gloves, and he won, which opened a lot of doors,” Said Poindexter Knight, SR.
“Like my son said, I would like to see him get at least five fights for 2018. That will keep him sharp, and he will continue to learn. We had a great 1st fight, and we will continue to work hard and get better with each fight.”
Said David McWater, CEO of Split-T management, “I’m truly excited about Poindexter Knight’s future – he has the skill and more importantly the drive to be one of the very best.”

Knight vs Forjoe
Knight vs Forjoe