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PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS ON NBC MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES & Whakaahua

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Brooklyn (April 7, 2015) – Whawhai whakataetae i runga i Rāhoroi o Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i NBC night of fights participated in a media workout today at Barclays Center in anticipation of their upcoming bouts.

 

PBC on NBC main event bouts at Barclays Center feature undefeated superstar Danny “Swift” Garcia (29-0, 17 Koó) e anga Lamont Peterson (33-2-1, 17 Koó) and the middleweight championship bout between “Irish” Andy Lee (34-2, 24 Koó) a tūturu Peter “Chocolate Kid” Quillin (31-0, 22 Koó). Ko te utunga tuarua o PBC i te NBC haamata i 8:30 p.m. AND.

 

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Here are what the fighters had to say at Rātū o īngoa:

 

Danny Garcia

 

“I just want to give the fans a great fight. I want them to see the best Danny Garcia. I te mutunga o te ra, this is the fight the fans want to see. My main focus is putting on a great show for the fans.

 

“I’ve faced a lot of skillful boxers in my career and I’m still undefeated. That should tell the fans around the world who has more skill. Pērā i April 11 when he’s feeling these two bombs on his face he’s going to forget about his skill.

 

“I just want to give fans a great fight. I’m not too worried about the ‘0’ on my record. I fight hard to protect it but my main focus is to go in there and get the job done one fight at a time.

 

“Everything I’ve done in my career is for a reason. Now I’m here on NBC fighting on this big playing field. This is great for boxing and a breath of fresh air for the sport.

 

“I just want to be confident and humble at the same time. I want the fans to love me because I’m being myself. It’s very important for a young champion.

 

“I’m going to try to dictate the pace, be smart, move my head, use my feet and land good punches. I can’t try to chase him down.

 

“I used to love other great Puerto Rican boxers like Felix Trinidad, Miguel Cotto and Hector Camacho. I feel like I’m definitely working my way up into the ranks with them and following their footsteps.

 

“I have to be smart in the ring. I have to go in there and be Danny Garcia. I’m here because I’m a smart fighter. Everyone knows that. Kua ahau te mana. I’m going to find my opening and capitalize on his mistakes.”

 

 

Lamont Peterson

 

“This is just another fight for me. I’m not worried about being the main event. Ahau noa te aroha ki te whawhai. As long as I’m fighting I’m happy.

 

“A lot of people see us fight and see us take punches, but that’s just the easy part. The sacrifice in the gym and putting my body through punishment is the rough part.

 

“I’m not trying to prove anyone wrong, but this fight is important to me and I want to win it. I want to be the top guy and that means beating the top guy.

 

“People talk about him beating Matthysse and Matthysse beating me, but anyone who knows about boxing knows that doesn’t mean anything. Pērā i Rāhoroi night I will prove to everyone that I’m a better fighter than Danny Garcia.

 

“Angel Garcia has his opinion on this fight, and I respect it. He can go on record and say anything he wants, but if he says Danny Garcia is stronger than me, I’ll tell you that’s a lie.

 

“We’re not worried about Danny’s power. A lot of people have asked me about that but I’m not worried. Danny Garcia had a split decision with Kendall Holt, who I knocked out. No one seems to mention that.

 

“I’m comfortable with whatever way this fight goes. I’m almost guaranteeing the win.

 

“I don’t think they’re taking me lightly. I te mutunga o te ra, Garcia knows this is a fight and he knows he hasn’t fought anyone like me. I’m expecting a big victory Rāhoroi po.

 

“You never know what you’re going to see with me. Whatever I feel like I need to do to win, that’s what I’ll do. Ahau ineine 100 ōrau. I’m in shape for 30 rounds and I’ll be ready for anything. ”

 

Andy LEE

 

“We’ve made unbelievable progress in the last year on my skills and everything has really just clicked for me and my team and now we’re seeing the results in the ring.

 

“I’m very proud to be an Irishman from Limerick defending his world championship in New York, it doesn’t get much better than that.

 

“There’s been a huge weight lifted off my shoulders since winning the world-title. It’s what I always wanted to do and I’ve been touted as a champion for years and if I never got it I would have been disappointed. Now the monkey is off my back and I can just box and show people who I am.

 

“We’ve made physical and tactical improvements in the gym since the last fight and hopefully they’ll show up in the ring i runga i Rāhoroi.

 

“I think this could be a technical fight or it could be a bit of a fire fight. It’s going to be a little of both at times. There will be moments where we’re looking at each other, figuring each other out, but once we exchange it could be explosive.

 

“Quillin is sure of himself, but he has to be, I have the same mentality. You have to be to compete in this sport.

 

“Fighting at home like Quillin is i runga i Rāhoroi, brings a different kind of pressure to the table, it’s the pressure of expectations and people you know coming to the fights. That’s also pressure and I know all about that.

 

“I haven’t needed to build up my confidence for this fight. It’s not time to think. It’s time to do what I’ve been doing every day in the gym.”

 

PETER QUILLIN

 

“I never trailed in a fight and came back and won like Lee. I’ve just won all the time right out of the gate. Those other guys aren’t ‘Kid Chocolate’ so I think that’s why this fight was made.

 

“It’s a big fight for him and a big fight for me. He’s a smart fighter when he’s in trouble so I have to watch out for that. Most importantly I just need to be true to myself.

 

“A lot of people had Lee as the underdog in his last fight but he came out and did great. That’s the thing about boxing; one punch can change the fight.

 

“I’m getting paid for 12 rounds so I’m preparing for 12 rounds but if I can get him out of there early I will.

 

“My whole life has been struggles and I’ve had to overcome every single one of those struggles. This is going to be no different from that.

 

“Being a father of course made me more inspired and watching my uncle pass has made me more motivated than ever to accomplish everything I want.

 

“When I gave up the belt I learned that I can be a bigger man and make tough decisions like that all of the time. People think losing is easy, but winning all the time is a different kind of pressure.”

 

Errol Spence JR.

 

“I am the best young prospect in the game. I’m on the borderline of contender status and I believe I’m one fight away from being a contender.

 

“I’m a little bit of a mix style-wise. Ahau i te kaimekemeke, I can punch and I can fight if I have to.

 

“The fight I learned the most from was with Emanuel Lartey, he was undefeated along with me and it was my first real fight and first time going the distance.

 

“I see myself fighting all the top guys in the welterweight division. I see myself with Keith Thurman, Amir Khan and any top welterweight.

 

“I’m going to look good as always i runga i Rāhoroi po, It’s going to be fantastic and I’m going to come out with the victory.”

 

Marcus Browne

 

“I’m just blessed to have this opportunity to fight at Barclays Center for the eighth time in front of my hometown fans.

 

“I love performing in in Brooklyn. The fans here are fantastic and they know when I get in the ring they’re going to see something special.

 

“I have a tough opponent in front of me. Ngā a'usia ia, very lanky fighter but we’ve trained very hard and I’m ready for anything he’s got.

 

“Rāhoroi is going to be a great night for Team Browne, Staten Island and all of my fans. Don’t blink cause you might miss it!”

 

Luis Collazo

 

“I’ve spent some time with the family, regrouping and making sure I still have the same passion for this sport. I’m excited to be back and I jumped at the opportunity to be on this card.

 

“This is what I live for. Mekemeke Ko toku ora.

 

“After the Khan fight I took about a month off and then I went straight to the gym. I couldn’t go out like I did against Khan. Kāore he ngatahi, but it was time to go back to the drawing board and stay motivated throughout the whole year.

 

“The fans can expect the same excitement I always bring. I’m more motivated now and hopefully after this fight I can get a big fight and give the fans what they want.”

 

Heather Hardy

 

“I have the same mindset going into every fight. I train to fight my fight and make adjustments when get in there.

 

“I feel strong and I feel capable of whatever needs to be done.

 

“I’ve only been boxing for four years so I’m still learning a lot of boxing technique in camp plus working three or four days a week with my strength and conditioning coach.

 

“Fans can expect a good show and a big win out me i runga i Rāhoroi.”
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PREMIER BOXING toa ON NBC whawhai Andy LEE, PETER QUILLIN, Marcus Browne & HEATHER Hardy KING NYSE Tuhinga BELL®

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Brooklyn (April 6, 2015) – Fighters Andy Lee, Peter Quillin, Marcus Browne a Heather Hardy, who are fighting i runga i Rāhoroi night on the Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) i runga i NBC whakaatu i Center Barclays i Brooklyn, whai wāhi i roto i te Naawai o te NYSE Kati Bell® i teie mahana. Toa i honoa e Center Barclays CEO Brett Yormark, DiBella Entertainment te peresideni Lou DiBella, Swanson Communications te peresideni Kelly Swanson, Center Barclays tino Communications Āpiha Barry Baum, a Haymon mekemeke Vice peresideni o Communications Tim Smith mo te hui.

 

Click to see photos and a replay from today’s ceremony at NYSE.

 

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A Tamutu STEVENSON WINS BATTLE fakafiefia OVER SAKIO BIKA IN tuatahi o PREMIER BOXING Champions ON CBS I mua o te mano RAUCOUS KI TE Pepsi COLISEUM IN QUBEC CITY

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(Whakaahua BY: Amanda Kwok / PBC i te CBS)

Artur BETERBIEV tëtahi knockout OVER Gabriel CAMPILLO

Julian Williams WINS ki te uaua Joey Hernandez

Te Kuititanga (April 4, 2015) – Ko te tuatahi Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga iCBS kāri kawea mai whawhai pā he avatea rawa whakaongaonga o matchups mekemeke i Quebec City a Pepsi Coliseum. Ko te hui matua ngā A Tamutu “Superman” Stevenson (26-1, 21 Koó) i roto i te 12-a tawhio noa whakatau loto fakafiefia (115-111, 116-110 a 115-110) riro i runga i Sakio “Ko te Scorpion” Taurus (32-7-3, 21 Koó).

 

Ko te kite a'ee whakatuwheratanga teata Artur Beterbiev (8-0, 8 Koó) i roto i te knockout a tawhio wha whakamīharo riro i runga i Gabriel “Ko te tangata Handsome” Campillo (25-7-1, 11 Koó).

 

Ngā ano te telecast ngā i Julian “Rock J” Williams (19-0-1, 11 Koó) riro i runga i Joey “Matimati Twinkle” Hernandez (24-3-1, 14 Koó).

 

Kei raro nei ētahi kōrero nui i te whawhai teata e pā ana ki to ratou mahite po nei:

 

A Tamutu STEVENSON

 

“Ahau mahi uaua ki te e taea ki te haere hoki 12 rauna. Maturuturu iho ahau ki a ia rua. Ngā kore i te patototanga ia i roto i a i mohio ahau i haere mai hiahia ia ineine ki te whawhai.

 

“Na ka mea ahau e waiho e ahau hari ki te knockout e haere i te tawhiti, ki te tiki i te wikitoria ranei. Na au tino hari ki te pehea e ahau whawhai tenei ra, me te ki te hua.

 

“Whakamahia Bika tona matenga, he moka, a tamata ki te whawhai, otiia i ahau taea ki te whakahaere i te whawhai. I mohio ahau kihai i ia tika i haere mai ki a Canada mo te fun, engari ki te riro.

 

“He whai wāhi ki te Pirimia Mekemeke Champions a kua whawhai i runga i CBS he wheako nui. He fantastic mō te mekemeke tenei a e tumanako tatou ake a ka tīmata atu tamariki hoko whai wāhi i roto i te hākinakina.

 

“Pera i te matara te mea te muri, Ka tatari ahau, ka kite i te aha Al (HAYMON) He hoki ki ahau. Ka waiho e ahau rite ki te haere ano e Pipiri Hōngongoi ranei.”

 

Saki puru

 

“Tika a Tamutu ki te riro i tēnei whawhai. E kore e taea te tango i ahau i tetahi mea atu i ia. Whawhai ia tino pai.

 

“Ua mau ahau ki te matau, ka paheke te wa tuatahi i haere ki raro, i ahau. A, no ka mau ahau e ia ki te maui, a haere ana ahau ki raro, i muri i runga i kihai i tino pā te reira ahau e nui mau. Ko ia te Sharing ahakoa ka whawhai ia he whawhai nui i teie mahana.

 

“Kua whawhai i runga i CBS i te ngā fakaofo mo toku mahi. Kihai ahau i te tiki i te win, engari hoatu e ahau ki runga ki te whawhai nui kia te iwi whānui kite.

 

“Hoki inaianei, Ka upoko ahau hoki te fare, e ia oaoa i to'u utuafare. Na ka kite ahau e pā ana ki tetahi atu whawhai.”

 

Artur BETERBIEV

 

“I roto i tenei whawhai i ahau taea ki te whakaatu tino ahau ahei o te mea, ka utua atu toku wheako.

 

“A, no te ahau titiro ki rīpene o Campillo ite ahau i mea ai ia ki te rota o te rere. E kore ahau i ngana ana ki te hei i te kino i. Ahau titi noa ki toku mahere kēmu.

 

“Au fiefia rawa ki te hei i runga i te atamira nui i runga i CBS i te taua wāhi wawe i roto i toku mahi ngaio. Tenei katoa ka huihui rawa hohoro, ka tumanako ahau ki kia hoki hohoro.

 

“E whakamahere tatou ki te whawhai ano i roto i te Mei, a ka waiho e ahau tetahi e toku hoariri i roto i te ringa o te Atua.”

 

Gabriel Campillo

 

“Ahau hiahia tino ki te pana Beterbiev ki te rauna te mutunga o tenei whawhai kia kite me pehea te hapai i hiahia ia e, otiia kihai i taea e ahau ki te kia mahi i te reira.

 

“Ko te tokua tino nui ko te wā tuatahi i mau ia ki ahau i roto i te kotahi a tawhio. I muri i taua pere kihai i kaha ki te toe ahau ahau.

 

“I fiefia ahau ki te tiki i tēnei whai wāhitanga ki te whawhai i runga i CBS. Tenei production PBC nui rawa te pai ki te waiho i te wahi o te, a whakaaro ahau e mahi i te raupapa he rota ki te tauturu i tupu i te hākinakina.

 

“Taku mahere hoki inaianei ko te ki te okioki. Na ka anō tatou i te āhuatanga, me te kite e pā ana ki te whawhai ano.”

 

Julian Williams

 

“Kahore he underestimating Hernandez mo tenei whawhai. Ako matou i te rota o te kiriata ki runga ki a ia, a he whakaaro tino pai o te mea e kawe ia ki te mowhiti i teie mahana.

 

“Whakaaro ahau i toku werohanga, me toku kaupapa i aku kaha nui e rua i roto i tenei whawhai. Tapahia ana te mowhiti i matua.

 

“Tēnei raupapa PBC me nga whawhai i runga i te whatunga nui rite CBS he nui hoki te hākinakina o te mekemeke. E mea nui ki te tiki ki te tini atu mau utuafare, a ka tumanako ahau e tauturu te reira kia nui atu rongonui te hākinakina. Te tūmanako tae tenei hunga tamariki e kore nei e taea e tona ringa cable moni, me te tauturu faaitoito i kuao atu taitamariki ki te tiki ki te hākinakina.

 

“E kore au e mōhio he aha te muri. Ka tatari ahau mo Al (HAYMON) ki te tuku i mohio ki ahau, engari au tino tumanako ahau mo te pere i te runga 10 toa i mua i runga i te tau o.”

 

Joey Hernandez

 

“Ko pea Williams te toa pai kua fehangahangai ahau kia tawhiti. Ia e kore te te hai faingataa, engari i whawhai ia he whawhai rawa atamai. Whakamahia e ia tona tiketike, ka tae ki te pupuri i ahau atu toku werohanga, me te noho i roto i te awhe toku.

 

“Râ i ahau ki te tango i nifó ki te hoatu nifó i roto i tenei whawhai. A, no te ahau ka roto i ahau taea ki te tiki i aku nifó atu, otiia kihai i taea e ahau te mea i nui ki te tiki i te win.

 

“Ko te whawhai nui mo nga pā tenei me te whawhai i runga i CBS hoatu e ahau he whai wāhitanga nui hoki ki te tini atu te iwi kite i enei whawhai.

 

“Au tonu taitamariki i te 30-tau-tau. E mohio ana ahau ki ka e ahau hoki i roto i te whakakai. Mahi ahau i tenei, no te ahau e hiahia ana ki te, a aroha ahau ki a te reira, no te mea kahore ahau me ki.”

 

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A Tamutu STEVENSON vs. SAKIO BIKA ARTUR BETERBIEV vs. GABRIEL CAMPILLO OFFICIAL WEIGHTS & Whakaahua

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Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) I te CBS Rāhoroi, April 4, I 3 p.m. AND/Poutumarotanga PT Mai i Pepsi Coliseum I Quebec City, Canada

Whakaahua paunatia-I: (Credit Photo: Amanda Kwok / PBC i te CBS)

BEHIND THE SCENES PHOTOS: (Credit Photo: Amanda Kwok / PBC i te CBS)

 

Pauna Official:

A Tamutu STEVENSON: 174 ½ Pounds

Saki puru: 174 ½ Pounds

 

Artur BETERBIEV: 175 Pauna

Gabriel Campillo: 174 ½ Pounds

 

(TV Swing Bout)

Julian Williams: 154 ½ Pounds

Joey Hernandez: 155 pauna

 

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PBC i te CBS, headlined e te marama taumahamaha whawhai aito te ao i waenganui i Stevenson me Bika, E hāpaitia ana e te Groupe Yvon Michel (Te omaoma) a ka homai e e Videotron me i roto i te whai wāhi ki Mise-O-JEU. E i teie nei Tickets runga i te hoko i te pouaka tari Pepsi Coliseum i Quebec, na roto i te te karanga (418) 691-7211 ranei (800) 900-7469, online i www.billetech.com, i te omaoma (514) 383-0666 a Champion mekemeke Club (514) 376-0980. Utu tīkiti ngā i $25 ki $250 i runga i te papa.

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A Tamutu STEVENSON vs. SAKIO BIKAUNDERCARD PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & Whakaahua

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Rāhoroi, April 4, I 3 p.m. AND/Poutumarotanga PT Mai i Pepsi Coliseum I Quebec City, Canada
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Credit: Amanda Kwok / PBC i te CBS

Te Kuititanga (April 2, 2015) – I mua i te tuatahi Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i CBS haamata telecast (3 p.m. AND/12 p.m. PT), Ka titiro te tuahine o Tamakaea i nga whetu taitamariki ki te whakakā i te Pepsi Coliseum mano i roto i te raupapa o pāngia undercard timata i 1 p.m. AND.

 

He tikiti mo te kaupapa ora i runga i te hoko, a ka taea te hokona i te pouaka tari Pepsi Coliseum i Quebec, na roto i te te karanga (418) 691-7211 ranei (800) 900-7469, online i www.billetech.com, i te omaoma (514) 383-0666 a Champion mekemeke Club (514) 376-0980. Utu tīkiti ngā i $25 ki $250 i runga i te papa.

 

PBC i te CBS, headlined e te marama taumahamaha whawhai aito te ao i waenganui i A Tamutu “Superman” Stevenson a Sakio “Ko te Scorpion” Taurus me te ngā Artur Beterbievrite anga ia Gabriel “Ko te tangata Handsome” Campillo, E hāpaitia ana e te Groupe Yvon Michel (Te omaoma) a ka homai e e Videotron me i roto i te whai wāhi ki Mise-O-JEU.

 

Headlining i te mahi undercard he maranga tūturu nguha super Welterweight Julian “Rock J” Williams (18-0-1, 11 Koó), ko wai ka te titiro ki te tonu tona ara ki te stardom ka anga ia whakaongaonga Joey “Matimati Twinkle” Hernandez (24-2-1, 14 Koó)i roto i te Welterweight a'ee 10-a tawhio.

 

I roto i te tahi atu runga kēmu-teata kore, Kevin Bizier (23-2, 16 Koó)hoki ki te mowhiti i roto i tona pa ki te mata Fouad El Massoudi (12-4, 1 KO)i roto i te waru-a tawhio Welterweight super pupūtanga. I roto i te te mau taumahamaha waru-a tawhio, tūturu Oscar “Kaboom” Rivas (15-0, 10 Koó) Ka fehangahangai Oezcan Cetinkaya (19-9-2, 13 Koó).

 

I roto i te te rua o pāngia Welterweight super, Sébastien Bouchard (9-1, 3 Koó) Ka tango i te Denis Farias (19-6-2, 1 KO) i roto i te tukinga waru-tawhio noa, me Custio Clayton (2-0, 1 KO) Ka fehangahangaiRonald Berti (4-3-1, 1 KO)i roto i te pupūtanga e ono-a tawhio.

 

Häunga te toenga o te kāri i roto i te taha i te tokotoru o te opuaraa Canadian titiro ki te hanga o ratou faahou te pro. Jan Michael Poulin (1-0-1) e i runga i Michel Tsalla (1-9-2) i roto i te a'ee taumahawaenga a tawhio e wha, Vislan Dalkhaev (1-0) whawhai Adel Hadjouis (7-3) i roto i te whā a'ee wha-tawhio noa, me Shakeel Pene (1-0, 1 KO) kanohi Rene roody (0-2-1)i roto i te wha-a tawhio noa whitu super a'ee.

 

He 'amanaki tūturu Nō i f whawhai te pa nui o Philadelphia, Williams Kei te titiro ki te pupuri i ana record tūturu tonu, me te haaputapû i runga i te atamira nui. Anga te-tau 24-tau te whakamātautau kaki i roto i Miami-Māori Hernandez. Kua pakanga-tau 30-tau te Hernandez etahi o te pai i roto i te mekemeke me te hiahia ana ia ki te ringa Williams tona mate ngaio tuatahi, no te te rua tapawha atu.

I muri iho ana i te taitara-eliminator i te whakatau wahia e i roto i tona a'ee whakamutunga, Bizier, 30, hoki ki tona kainga tupu o Quebec titiro ki te tiki i hoki i roto i te tīwae win ki totohe taitara. Te ti'aturi nei e ia ki te hanga i tona take ki te wikitoria i runga i te-tau 27-tau El Massoudi, te tangata e hanga ana tuatahi Te Tai Tokerau American. Ko te toa i roto i o Clermont-Ferrand, Puy-de-Dome, France te tūmanako ki te hanga i te pānga tonu i roto i tona whawhai ki Bizier.

 

He taumahamaha tūturu nei kanohi Columbia i te 2008 Olympics, Whawhai Rivashas anake i roto i tona pa whāngai o Montreal mai tahuri pro i roto i 2009. Hanga e ia kia tona timatanga tuatahi i Pepsi Coliseum ka anga ia Cetinkaya, o Kassel, Heesi, Germany.

 

Whawhai mo te toru o te taime, ano he ngaio i Pepsi Coliseum, Kei te te rapu a Quebec Bouchard tana tuarua piritahi te wikitoria mai i te mauiui tona mate ana'e. Anga te-tau 27-tau te whakamātautau uaua i roto i te mātanga Farias, o Aulnay-sous-bois, Seine-Saint-Denis, France. Ko te Farias-tau 27-tau tenei’ whawhai tuatahi i waho o France.

 

A 2012 Canadian Häkinakina, Titiro Clayton ki te hanga i tona anō ngaio, me te whakaatu he aha i whakaaro ia tetahi o te pai kaimekemeke runaruna ki te haere mai i roto i o Canada. Ko te-tau 27-tawhito i Montreal pakanga te Berti-tau 27-tawhito i Bracquegnies, Belgium.

 

He latecomer ki te rarangi ngaio, Kei te titiro Poulin ki te hanga atu o tona wikitoria mahi tuatahi i roto i te Hakihea 2014. Ko te 32-tau-tawhito i Quebec anga te Tsalla-tau 31-tau, nei Mātaatua hoki i Quebec.

 

Russian-whanau, engari whawhai i roto i o Quebec, Dalkhaev te hanga tuarua tona timatanga pro i muri kowhetetia tona wikitoria pro matamua i roto i te Hakihea 2014. Ka te-tau 26-tau kia whakamatautauria e te Hadjouis-tau 28-tau, o Rueil-Malmaison, Haut-de-Seine, France.

 

Te whakaawhiwhi i te undercard-teata kore, Pene, 24, Ka titiro hoki tana tuarua pro te wikitoria i muri i kato ake te win TKO mo Eddie Gates i Hānuere o tenei tau. Ko te Quebec-Maori pakanga te Rene-tau 36-tau i roto i o Ontario.

 

Kei raro nei ngā kōrero i te amuiraa press o Rāpare:

 

YVON Michel, Peresideni o te omaoma

“I roto i toku whakaaro, the biggest fight in the history of Pepsi Coliseum was Pascal-Hopkins 1, but the scale of this event presented on a general network like CBS exceeds all that was done previously. “We are privileged to have the PBC series for this historic first. All of this is possible thanks to Adonis Stevenson. The undercard is also stacked.

“PBC on CBS will also ensure that the people there love the experience. There will be screens everywhere and spectacular entrances. It will be a unique experience!” added the promoter.”

Bernard BAR, Executive Vice President of GYM

“He ka 10 whawhai Rāhoroi, including nine non-televised bouts that only people who bouthg tickets to be at the Coliseum will see. It’s a Marathon!”

 

Julian Williams

“Au noa titiro ahau ki te mahi pai, ka whiwhi i te win i runga i Rāhoroi. Kua kua ahau te whakarite, me te whakangungu tino pakeke hoki tenei whawhai. Ahau tango ahau i te reira tetahi whawhai i te wa, a tino ahau e kore ahau e titiro mua i te toa rite Hernandez.”

Joey Hernandez

“He te kahore ngatahi tenei wa a tawhio noa. Kua ahau i etahi raruraru hihiri ahau mo whakangungu i roto i te mua, otiia e kore e tenei te wa. Faatura i ahau toku hoariri, me te kua mahi tino uaua ki te faaineine no te tenei whawhai. Tenei ka te whawhai o toku ora, me te E rapu ana ahau ki te hoatu ki runga ki te whakaatu nui i runga i Rāhoroi.”

 

KEVIN BIZIER“Au fiefia ki te kati i te Coliseum. Ko toku fare konei. Na e matau ana koutou mahi tonu ahau i te pai whawhai! Ka haere mai toku hoariri ki te whawhai me te here e haere ia ki roto ki te hunga e whawhai. Ka waiho te reira i te pakanga pai i ahau, me te ki a ia. Kia te tangata pai riro Rāhoroi.”

Fouad THE MASSPOUDI

“Ko te he wā tuatahi hoki ahau i roto i Canada. Ko ahau rite mo tenei whawhai, me to tatou nga patu katoa ki te angitu”

OEZCAN Cetinkaya

“Au hari ahau ki te whai i te whai wāhi ki te pouaka i te Quebec Coliseum. Ko te he Tau Hou me te titiro ahau i mua ki te hanga i te tauākī i tēnei tau

Sébastien Bouchard

“Tatou i mahi pakeke i roto i te omaoma, ka utua e mahi atu i te mutu e ahau Cedric Spera. Tonu matou i roto i te rua kotahi mo tenei whawhai.”

DENIS Farias

“Heoi kua ki i runga i te marama i kua rua ahau te whakangungu i te ra mo tenei whawhai. Ahau i haere mai ki konei ki te riro.”

Jan-MICHAEL POULIN

“Titiro atu ahau ki te whakatau i te tahi mea Rāhoroi. Ko te kahore whaiaro ki Michel Tsalla, engari i ahau i te Unuunu ki te ūkui ki a ia.”

MARC Ramsay (kaiwhakangungu o Vislan Dalkhaev)

“I ahau i te hītori motuhake ki Vislan Dalkhaev. I te tīmatanga, haere mai e ia i konei i runga i te kupu tohutohu o Artur Beterbiev. Ko te whāinga tuatahi ko te ki te āwhina i Artur ki te acclimate ki Montreal, ka i mohio ahau e ia i te hoa i konei e te tauturu. I te omaoma, Heoi, Kitea e ahau e, e kore noa ratou hoa o te tahi e te tahi, engari ko Vislan he kaimekemeke taumata-teitei.” 

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Tuhinga STAR Julian Williams whawhai Joey Hernández PLUS, He ope o Tuhinga CANADIAN & Contenders KIA ngā ON a Tamutu STEVENSON VU. SAKIO BIKA UNDERCARD

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Kaua e Miss tetahi o te Mahi ārahi i Up Ki te Tuatahi Champions Pirimia Mekemeke i te Takahanga CBS (3 p.m. AND/12 p.m. PT)

Ka tīmata Whawhai Tuatahi I 1 p.m. i Pepsi Coliseum

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Te Kuititanga (April 2, 2015) – I mua i te tuatahi Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i CBS haamata telecast (3 p.m. AND/12 p.m. PT), Ka titiro te tuahine o Tamakaea i nga whetu taitamariki ki te whakakā i te Pepsi Coliseum mano i roto i te raupapa o pāngia undercard timata i 1 p.m. AND.

 

He tikiti mo te kaupapa ora i runga i te hoko, a ka taea te hokona i te pouaka tari Pepsi Coliseum i Quebec, na roto i te te karanga (418) 691-7211 ranei (800) 900-7469, online i www.billetech.com, i te omaoma (514) 383-0666 a Champion mekemeke Club (514) 376-0980. Utu tīkiti ngā i $25 ki $250 i runga i te papa.

 

PBC i te CBS, headlined e te marama taumahamaha whawhai aito te ao i waenganui i A Tamutu “Superman” Stevenson a Sakio “Ko te Scorpion” Taurus me te ngā Artur Beterbiev rite anga ia Gabriel “Ko te tangata Handsome” Campillo, E hāpaitia ana e te Groupe Yvon Michel (Te omaoma) a ka homai e e Videotron me i roto i te whai wāhi ki Mise-O-JEU.

 

Headlining i te mahi undercard he maranga tūturu nguha super Welterweight Julian “Rock J” Williams (18-0-1, 11 Koó), ko wai ka belooking ki te tonu tona ara ki te stardom ka anga ia whakaongaonga Joey “Matimati Twinkle” Hernandez (24-2-1, 14 Koó)i roto i te Welterweight a'ee 10-a tawhio.

 

I roto i te tahi atu runga kēmu-teata kore, Kevin Bizier (23-2, 16 Koó)hoki ki te mowhiti i roto i tona pa ki te mata Fouad El Massoudi (12-4, 1 KO)i roto i te waru-a tawhio Welterweight super pupūtanga. I roto i te te mau taumahamaha waru-a tawhio, tūturu Oscar “Kaboom” Rivas (15-0, 10 Koó) Ka fehangahangai Oezcan Cetinkaya (19-9-2, 13 Koó).

 

I roto i te te rua o pāngia Welterweight super, Sébastien Bouchard (9-1, 3 Koó) Ka tango i te Denis Farias (19-6-2, 1 KO) i roto i te tukinga waru-tawhio noa, me Custio Clayton (2-0, 1 KO) Ka fehangahangai Ronald Berti (4-3-1, 1 KO)i roto i te pupūtanga e ono-a tawhio.

 

Häunga te toenga o te kāri i roto i te taha i te tokotoru o te opuaraa Canadian titiro ki te hanga o ratou faahou te pro. Jan Michael Poulin (1-0-1) e i runga i Michel Tsalla (1-9-2) i roto i te a'ee taumahawaenga a tawhio e wha, Vislan Dalkhaev (1-0) whawhai Adel Hadjouis (7-3) i roto i te whā a'ee wha-tawhio noa, me Shakeel Pene (1-0, 1 KO) kanohi Rene roody (0-2-1)i roto i te wha-a tawhio noa whitu super a'ee.

 

“I roto i toku whakaaro, the biggest fight in the history of Pepsi Coliseum was Pascal-Hopkins 1, but the scale of this event presented on a general network like CBS exceeds all that was done previously,” peresideni te omaoma mea Yvon Michel. “We are privileged to have the PBC series for this historic first. All of this is possible thanks to Adonis Stevenson. The undercard is also stacked.

 

“PBC on CBS will also ensure that the people there love the experience. There will be screens everywhere and spectacular entrances. It will be a unique experience!”

 

He 'amanaki tūturu Nō i f whawhai te pa nui o Philadelphia, Williams Kei te titiro ki te pupuri i ana record tūturu tonu, me te haaputapû i runga i te atamira nui. The 24-year-old faces a stiff test in Miami-native Hernandez. Kua pakanga-tau 30-tau te Hernandez etahi o te pai i roto i te mekemeke me te hiahia ana ia ki te ringa Williams tona mate ngaio tuatahi, no te te rua tapawha atu.

 

“Au noa titiro ahau ki te mahi pai, ka whiwhi i te win i runga i Rāhoroi,” Said Williams. “Kua kua ahau te whakarite, me te whakangungu tino pakeke hoki tenei whawhai. Ahau tango ahau i te reira tetahi whawhai i te wa, a tino ahau e kore ahau e titiro mua i te toa rite Hernandez.”

 

“He te kahore ngatahi tenei wa a tawhio noa,” Said Hernandez. “Kua ahau i etahi raruraru hihiri ahau mo whakangungu i roto i te mua, otiia e kore e tenei te wa. Faatura i ahau toku hoariri, me te kua mahi tino uaua ki te faaineine no te tenei whawhai. Tenei ka te whawhai o toku ora, me te E rapu ana ahau ki te hoatu ki runga ki te whakaatu nui i runga i Rāhoroi.”

 

I muri iho ana i te taitara-eliminator i te whakatau wahia e i roto i tona a'ee whakamutunga, Bizier, 30, hoki ki tona kainga tupu o Quebec titiro ki te tiki i hoki i roto i te tīwae win ki totohe taitara. Te ti'aturi nei e ia ki te hanga i tona take ki te wikitoria i runga i te-tau 27-tau El Massoudi, te tangata e hanga ana tuatahi Te Tai Tokerau American. Ko te toa i roto i o Clermont-Ferrand, Puy-de-Dome, France te tūmanako ki te hanga i te pānga tonu i roto i tona whawhai ki Bizier.

 

He taumahamaha tūturu nei kanohi Columbia i te 2008 Olympics, Rivas Kua anake whawhai i roto i tona pa whāngai o Montreal mai tahuri pro i roto i 2009. Hanga e ia kia tona timatanga tuatahi i Pepsi Coliseum ka anga ia Cetinkaya, o Kassel, Heesi, Germany.

 

Whawhai mo te toru o te taime, ano he ngaio i Pepsi Coliseum, Quebec o Bouchard e rapu ana tona tuarua piritahi te wikitoria mai i te mauiui tona mate ana'e. Anga te-tau 27-tau te whakamātautau uaua i roto i te mātanga Farias, o Aulnay-sous-bois, Seine-Saint-Denis, France. Ko te Farias-tau 27-tau tenei’ whawhai tuatahi i waho o France.

 

A 2012 Canadian Häkinakina, Clayton titiro ki te hanga i tona anō ngaio, me te whakaatu he aha i whakaaro ia tetahi o te pai kaimekemeke runaruna ki te haere mai i roto i o Canada. Ko te-tau 27-tawhito i Montreal pakanga te-tau 27-tau Berti i Bracquegnies, Belgium.

 

He latecomer ki te rarangi ngaio, Poulin Kei te titiro ki te hanga atu o tona wikitoria mahi tuatahi i roto i te Hakihea 2014. Ko te 32-tau-tawhito i Quebec anga te-tau 31-tau Tsalla, nei Mātaatua hoki i Quebec.

 

Russian-whanau, engari whawhai i roto i o Quebec, Dalkhaev Kei te hanga tuarua tona timatanga pro i muri kowhetetia tona wikitoria pro matamua i roto i te Hakihea 2014. Ka te-tau 26-tau kia whakamatautauria e te-tau 28-tau Hadjouis, o Rueil-Malmaison, Haut-de-Seine, France.

 

Te whakaawhiwhi i te undercard-teata kore, Pene, 24, Ka titiro hoki tana tuarua pro te wikitoria i muri i kato ake te win TKO mo Eddie Gates i Hānuere o tenei tau. Te pakanga a te Quebec-Māori te-tau 36-tau Rene i roto i o Ontario.

 

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DANNY GARCIA MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES & Whakaahua

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Philadelphia (April 1, 2015) – As fight week nears for the second installment of Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions i runga i NBC (8:30 pm ET/5:30 p.m. PT), superstar tūturu Danny “Swift” Garcia held a media workout in his hometown of Philadelphia in preparation for his showdown with fellow world champion Lamont Peterson i runga i Rāhoroi, April 11 i Center Barclays i Brooklyn.

 

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Check out what Garcia and his father and trainer Angel had to say i runga i te Wenerei.

 

Danny Garcia

 

“Whakangungu kei te pai te haere, I’ve done everything I have to do and I’m still focused. It’s a week and a half until the fight and I’m ready to go. If the fight were apopo I’d be ready.

 

“It’s a big fight and it’s the fight that the fans wanted. We’re going to give the fans a great night of boxing on NBC and it’s time the show the world that Danny Garcia is the star of NBC.

 

“We have common opponents like Khan and Matthysse and we’ve had different results. They say styles make fights so those results don’t matter. Well, my style is to kick his butt.

 

“I know that this second PBC on NBC show is going to be even bigger and I just feel blessed to be a part of it and I can’t wait to go out there and showcase my skills.

 

“I’m ready for whatever Peterson brings. If he tries to box then I’m going to go with that and if he wants to fight, I’ll be ready. I’m not going to go in and just try to knock his head off, I’m going to be Danny Garcia.

 

“I’d love to be fighting on the biggest stage in boxing against the Mayweather and Pacquiaos, but for now it’s just about taking it one fight at a time, this is history in the making.

 

“A lot of things have changed for me in the last few years, everybody knows me now. A lot of people look at you different now but it doesn’t make my head bigger, it just motivates me to work hard.

 

“I love Brooklyn, it’s my fourth fight at Barclays Center and I’m looking to make it 4-0 i runga i April 11.

 

“This is a blessing for the sport of boxing. Millions of fans haven’t had the opportunity to watch boxing on primetime in years and this is great for the sport.”

 

Anahera Garcia

 

“I’ll give Peterson credit for putting the gloves on. He thinks it’s going to be an easy night for him. He sees himself already on top of the mountain. It’s not going to happen like that, we’re going to ruin his party.

 

“I want Peterson to act confident and come forward. They’re talking like Danny isn’t special but he lost to the guys we beat.

 

“It doesn’t matter what anyone says as long as Danny is in here putting in 100 percent every day. It’s all about April 11.

 

“We’re not going to train for eight weeks to go in there and worry about what Peterson is going to do, we’re going to do what we have to do. We train to go in there and win on April 11.”

 

 

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A Tamutu STEVENSON vs. Saki puru, ARTUR BETERBIEV vs. GABRIEL CAMPILLO FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & Whakaahua

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“I’ll definitely be going for the knockout tenei Rāhoroi i runga i CBS” – A Tamutu Stevenson

“I didn’t come here to Canada just to walk and look around. I came here to take this belt back home” – Saki Taurus

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Rāhoroi, April 4, I 3 p.m. AND/Poutumarotanga PT Mai i Pepsi Coliseum I Quebec City, Canada

 

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Te Kuititanga, Quebec (April 1, 2015) – During Wednesday o final press conference at Le Bonne Entente in Quebec City, both A Tamutu “Superman” Stevenson a Sakio “Ko te Scorpion” Taurus promised a knockout when they meet in the main event of the debut presentation of Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga i CBSTelevision Network this Saturday, April 4, i 3 p.m. AND/Poutumarotanga PT.

 

The hard-hitting Stevenson (25-1, 21 Koó) will defend his light heavyweight world championship against former super middleweight world champion Bika (32-6-3, 21 Koó) in the main event from the Pepsi Coliseum i roto i te Quebec City.

 

The case was the same with the co-main event fighters as both undefeated light heavyweight and two-time Russian Olympian Artur Beterbiev (7-0, 7 Koó) and former light heavyweight world champion Gabriel Campillo (25-6-1, 12 Koó) expected to win via KO tenei Rāhoroi ahiahi. Campillo, sporting a Tom Brady jersey, even promised he would win in dramatic fashion like this year’s Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots.

 

Below are quotes from the fighters and trainers from Wednesday o press amuiraa:

 

A Tamutu STEVENSON:

“I know Sakio is going to try to take my title, but I’m prepared for that.

 

“I know he was a champion. I made the move from 168 ki 175 pounds and it worked well for me. I expect him to bring his best at 175 pauna. He’s a former champ so I’m preparing to face a champion.

 

“I’m looking for the KO because I’m from the Kronk Gym. Knockouts sell. But I can go 12 rauna, that’s not a problem. I train for 12 rauna.

 

“My trainer has given me a great plan. He knows Sakio Bika very well and we’ll see what happens in the ring.

 

“Bika is still going to have the same power moving up in weight. He should actually be stronger.

 

“I’m very focused because I know Bika is very dangerous. I know he’s going to come into the ring and try to give me trouble.

 

“I’m a knockout artist. I can do a lot in the ring, but first and foremost I’m a knockout artist.

 

“I’d love to unify the belts eventually, but I’ll let my manager Al Haymon take care of that.

 

“My mentor Emanuel Steward always told me that as soon as I enter the ring the knockout is what sells. I’ll definitely be going for the knockout tenei Rāhoroi on CBS.”

 

“I’m ready to go toe-to-toe. Adonis Stevenson vs. Sakio Bika on CBS, baby.”

 

 

Saki puru:

“To beat a great fighter you have to be your best. I’m looking to take the WBC title back home.

 

“I’ve fought everyone – I’ve never ducked an opponent – and I don’t know if he can handle the pressure.

 

“I feel more comfortable at 175 pauna. I want to test the big boy [Stevenson] and I feel like I can do that. I te Rāhoroi we’ll see.

 

“He’s knocked people out, engari kua kore e ahau i te patototanga i. I te Rāhoroi I’ll be the one to knock him out.

 

“I’m very hungry to get a world title back. I trained very hard at light heavyweight to get a title back.

 

“I didn’t come here to Canada just to walk and look around. I came here to take this belt back home and I’m very confident I’m going to do that.

 

“Training camp went very well, we put in good work and now we’re here in Canada ready to shock the world.”

 

 

JAVAN “SUGAR” HILL:

“Training camp was very good as always. Nothing different, just hard work perfecting his boxing and the basic fundamentals. We’re looking for him to make a mistake and catch him.

 

“The way you prepare for an unorthodox fighter like Bika is to make sure your basics are sound. You have to have a good jab, you have to have good movement and you have to have ‘super power’ And I have “Superman.

 

“Emanuel also told me the knockout sells. It’s something that we both know and it’s something that is imbedded in us. We’re looking for the knockout on April 4. Sometimes I see things that Adonis is looking to do before he does it. So I’ll just be sitting there waiting for Adonis to catch Sakio Bika making a mistake and getting a knockout.

 

“I’m super proud to represent Kronk Gym. That’s why I wear my hat here. Kronk to me is like my family name and that’s what I live by. I was born into Kronk when I was a little kid going to a tournament with my uncle Emanuel and all I remember is the Kronk fighters winning. And that’s what I do now: toa.

 

“Adonis is an artist, he’s a KO artist. Toku matapae mō Rāhoroi is a knockout on CBS.

 

“There’s been a lot of talk and now it’s time for action. Toe-to-toe on April 4. Kaua e ngaro i te reira.”

 

 

KEVIN CUNNINGHAM:

“I matou i te puni whakangungu nui. Everyone was relaxed. We had great sparring.

 

“He was making 168 pretty easy, but stepping up he’s able to eat whatever he wants. The weight is good. We think he’s going to be good and strong at 175. It’s a good move for him.

 

“He’s never had any problems with power, so I think the extra weight and energy should be good for him at light heavyweight.

 

“All this talk about Stevenson fighting (Sergey) Kovalev has motivated him pretty good. I think it gave him a pretty good picture of how the business of boxing works. He realizes that when the bell rings he needs to do something about it and he’s motivated by that.

 

“I can’t say if Stevenson is overlooking him because I’m not around him enough. But I know the fans and media want to make the Kovalev fight. It was good for Bika to hear that because it motivated him. He knows he has an opportunity to do something about it. I te Rāhoroi afternoon he can change all that.

 

“If Stevenson does what he says he’s going to do – meet him in the center of the ring and go toe-to-toe – this is going to be a tremendous fight.

 

“If he comes to the center of the ring and fights and goes toe-to-toe then this fight won’t go the distance. If Stevenson comes to trade I think he gets knocked out. If he runs around the ring and boxes then it could be a different outcome.”

 

 

Artur BETERBIEV:

“I don’t think this is a big challenge for me. I’m ready to face the world champions and raise the bar higher. This is just another opponent for me.

 

“This is another step that will move me closer to facing the champions at 175 pauna. I want to put on a solid fight and show that I’m one of the best fighters in this division.

 

“A knockout is never a goal for me. I’m trying to show my work and my dedication in the ring, but usually that’s what happens. Usually I finish with a knockout but that is not my main goal. My main goal is to box and show my skills.

 

“My motivation is to face the champions. That’s why I work so hard every day in the gym. I will get there soon.

 

“Why not face Kovalev? Ahau rite. When I turned professional my goal was to meet the champions. He’s a champion now and I’d like to face the champions.”

 

 

Gabriel Campillo:

“We started training Jan. 1 and camp has been very good. We’ve been working very hard and I think I’m in great condition for this fight.

 

“Beterbiev may not have a lot of professional experience, but he’s had a very long amateur career. So we know that he’s ready and is a good opponent for us. We’ll see how he handles things once we get past the 5th, 6th a 7th rauna.

 

“To get ready for a hard-hitter like Beterbiev required lots of conditioning training. We worked the neck and the chin a lot. We think we’ve got a great chance in the second half of this fight though considering Beterbiev hasn’t really been tested like that.

 

“As for a prediction, I’m going to knock Beterbiev out in the seventh round.”
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FORMER WORLD CHAMPIONS OMAR FIGUEROA AND RICKY BURNS BATTLE IN SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT MAIN EVENT AS PBC ON CBS RETURNS SATURDAY, MAY 9

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BANTAMWEIGHT TITLEHOLDERS TOMOKI KAMEDA

AND JAMIE MCDONNELL CLASH IN CO-MAIN EVENT

Live on CBS, Kia 9 i 4 p.m. AND/1 p.m. PT

Hidalgo, Texas (April 1, 2015) – Exciting and undefeated former lightweight world champion Omar “Panterita” Figueroa (24-0-1, 18 Koó) will take on former two-division world champion Ricky Burns (37-4-1, 11 Koó) in the main event when Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) returns to CBS on Rāhoroi, Kia 9 (4 p.m. AND, 1 p.m. PT), at the State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas.

 

I roto i te hui tahi-matua, a pair of bantamweight world champions square off when Tomoki Kameda (31-0, 19 Koó) whawhai Jamie McDonnell (25-2-1, 12 Koó).

He tikiti mo te hui ora i runga i te hoko inaianei, me te e utu i $150, $100, $75, $50, a $25, e kore e tae atu utu ratonga hāngai, me te takoha. E wātea ana i ngā tīkiti www.ticketmaster.com or at the State Farm Arena Box Office. Ki te ki atu tenei na roto i te waea, karanga Ticketmaster i (800) 745-3000.

 

“I am so excited to be bringing this huge event to my hometown,” Said Figueroa. “It is my dream to fight on such a big stage and bring this kind of attention to Hidalgo. My fans have supported me from day one, and I plan on showing them how grateful I am with a stellar performance on Kia 9.”

 

“E kore e taea e ahau te tatari mo tenei whawhai. Ever since it was confirmed I’ve been absolutely buzzing in the gym,” said Burns. “I’ve had some great nights in Scotland winning and defending my world titles at two different weights but I have always wanted to box in America. Our styles gel perfectly for one hell of a fight, neither of us take a step back – bring on Kia 9!”

 

This will be a home game for Figueroa, who will be making his initial start at 140 pounds after a hard-fought ninth-round knockout over Daniel Estrada in a slugfest last August. The 25-year-old Figueroa vacated his 135-pound belt after that defense. He became a champion in 2013 when he earned a unanimous 12-round decision over Nihito Arakawa in a brutal Fight of the Year battle. Figueroa, despite fighting with a cut on his nose from an accidental head-butt, registered two knockdowns in the memorable slugfest. Since then Figueroa defended his title twice, first with a split-decision victory over Jerry Belmontes and later with a ninth-round knockout against Daniel Estrada. Now the Weslaco, Texas native will move up in weight when he battles Burns on Kia 9.

 

An experienced fighter and former two-division world champion out of Scotland, Burns looks to add a huge victory to his resume when he takes on Figueroa. A champion in the junior lightweight and lightweight divisions, the 31-year-old owns victories over a host of accomplished fighters including Roman Martinez, Michael Katsidis and Kevin Mitchell. After suffering consecutive losses to Terrence Crawford and Dejan Zlaticanin, Burns bounced back to defeat Alexandre Lepelley in October 2014 and he will look to keep that momentum going on Kia 9.

 

An undefeated world champion out of Tokyo, Kameda announced his arrival stateside with a vicious knockout over Pungluang Sor Singyu in July 2014 i roto i te Las Vegas. Ko e knockout ko te rua o korero taitara whā o Kameda i muri i riro ia i te whitiki i Paulus Ambunda i roto i 2013. The 23-year-old followed up his U.S. tuatahi, ka patua e ia a Alejandro Hernandez i Chicago mā te whakatau wahia. His next challenge comes when he faces fellow bantamweight world champion McDonnell.

 

The United Kingdom’s McDonnell has been on a tear since 2008 ki 17 te whakauru karapīpiti. Te nuinga tata, he became a bantamweight world champion with a victory over Tabtimdaeng Na Rachawat and later successfully defended against Javier Nicolas Chacon.

 

PBC i te CBS, headlined by Figueroa vs. Burns, is promoted by Warriors Boxing and Panterita Promotions in association with Matchroom Sport. The event takes place at State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas with the CBS telecast beginning at 4 p.m. AND/1 p.m. PT.

 

“We’re very excited to bring this exciting fight to the great fight city of Hidalgo,” Na ka mea a Leon Margules, Peresideni o te Warriors Boxing. “I have no doubt that these two fighters are going to put on an incredible show for the fans at State Farm Arena.”

 

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A Tamutu STEVENSON te kaimahi KAI AT te hupa KITCHEN IN Kuititanga

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Tohe Light Heavyweight Champ ki Sakio Bika

I roto i te Tuatahi Pirimia Boxing Champions (PBC) Takahanga I CBS

Tenei Rāhoroi, April 4, i 3 p.m. AND/Poutumarotanga PT

(Whakaahua BY: Amanda Kwok / PBC i te CBS)

Te Kuititanga, Quebec (March 31, 2015) – Tenei Rāhoroi ahiahi, April 4, pakeke-patu toa taumahamaha o te marama te ao A Tamutu “Superman” Stevenson (25-1, 21 Koó) mahere ki te rihi i roto i te nui o te whiu, ina tohe ia ki te toa mua whitu super ao Sakio “Ko te Scorpion” Taurus (32-6-3, 21 Koó) i roto i te hui matua o te whakaaturanga tuatahi o te Te Pirimia mekemeke Champions (PBC) i runga i CBS Whatunga Television (3 p.m. AND/Poutumarotanga PT) i te Pepsi Coliseum i roto i te Quebec City.

 

I teie mahana,, Heoi, i roto i te mea kua riro he tikanga tuku iho i mua i ki Pepsi Coliseum ana whawhai, Stevenson i mahi kai i Ko te Whare Lauberivière, he whakaruru, me te hupa kīhini rohe mō ngā tangata me nga wahine kāinga. Haunga te taviniraa kai, I hoatu atu tīkiti Stevenson me tona kapa hoki, autographed pānui me fai mō whakaahua ki te tangata i roto i te piringa me etahi o ona pā rohe.

 

I roto i te Rāhoroi o matua tuarua i runga i CBS, te fafau taumahamaha te marama tūturu Artur Beterbiev (7-0, 7 Koó) tangata whakamatauria, ka anga ia toa ao taumahamaha o mua marama Gabriel Campillo (25-6-1, 12 Koó) i roto i te a'ee 10-a tawhio.

 

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