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Undefeated super featherweight prospect Daniel Bailey shipping up to Boston for first time

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Boston (Mahuru 16, 2021) – Undefeated super featherweight Daniel “G.D.F.E.” Bailey (7-0, 4 Koó) is a young, military man who will be in Boston for the first time. Rather than sightseeing, ahakoa, he’s all business as he prepares for his September 25th fight on “Fight Night On The Charles III” at Mosley’s On The Charles in the Boston suburb of Dedham, Massachusetts.

Vertex Promotions, which will promoted “Fight Night On The Charles II” on Friday night, E whitu. 24, also presents “Fight Night On The Charles at Moseley’s III,” as well as the USA Boxing-sanctioned amateur card, 2021 New England Championships, Saturday afternoon, all at “Mosley’s On The Charles.”

Bailey (7-0, 4 Koó), who fights out of Miami by way of Tampa (FL), will make his New England debut against an opponent to be finalized in a 4-round bout. A 4-time U.S. Army and 2012 Ringside National champion, Bailey is the cousin of multiple world champion Randall Bailey.

Most would think this Army veteran would try to visit Bunker Hill, Lexington and Concord where the Revolutionary War started, or any of the other many historic attractions for tourists in Boston. Forget that he’s not even attending Friday night’s show, never mind visit the nearby city.

“After the weigh-in (Friday afternoon),” the 25-year-old Bailey said, “I’ll be resting in my room until Saturday. I don’t take anyone lightly. But I am excited to be fighting there for the first time and I’m ready to perform for the crowd. This trip is all business, I’m not on vacation.”

This will mark the active fighter’s sixth fight in 2021, possibly the most for any American fighter during the pandemic. In his last fight this past July in Miami, Bailey won a 4-round unanimous decision against Mike Fowler.

“I’m a man on a mission,” Bailey explained. “I want to end the year with a 10-0, 7 knockouts record. I’ve put pressure on myself because I want to look great while winning. I’m a lot surer of myself as a professional than I was as an amateur. I’m still the same kid I was the first time I walked into the gym at an 11-year-old. I always put in overtime work that I’m not asked to do.”

Saturday night’s card will be headlined by undefeated welterweight prospect Adrian “Tonka” Sosa (11-0, 9 Koó) o Lawrence (MA), in an 8-round bout against Danny “Venado” Flores (15-24-1, 8 Koó).

In the 6-round co-featured event, undefeated welterweight prospect James “The Slim Reaper” Perella (8-0, 5 Koó), fighting out of Mansfield, Massachusetts, takes on Mexican veteran Isias Martin Cardona Gonzales (26-22, 18 Koó). Perella is a 4-time USA New England Championships and 4-time New England Golden Gloves Champion.

Another promising prospect, Weymouth, MA junior welterweight Eric “Gladiator” Goff (3-0, 2 Koó), and Dorchester (MA) featherweight Troy Anderson, JR. (1-0, 1 KO), te 2016 toa Rocky Marciano Tournament, will be in action in 4-round bouts versus TBAs.

Lynn (MA) light heavyweight James Perkins (5-0-1, 4 Koó) takes on Trevor Ollison (0-2-1), while pro-debuting Marcus Davidson is matched against fellow Kansan Austin Reed Ward (0-8) in a pair 4-rounders.

Undefeated ABF American West and NBA Continental champion, 23-year-old Albany (NY) welterweight RayJay “The Destroyer” Bermudez (13-0, 10 Koó) will headline Friday evening’s show in the 8-round lightweight match versus Uganda-native Philip “The Hunter” Adyaka (7-15, 4 Koó), who is fighting out of Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Cards are subject to change.

Tickets for both shows are on sale for $95.00 (row 1), $85.00 (2nd row), $65.00 (3RD row), $55.00 (whakauru whānui) a $45.00 (standing room). Contact any of the competing fighters to purchase tickets, limited availability at the door.

Doors ka whakatuwhera i 7 pm. ET with the first bout scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. ET on both evenings.

Saturday afternoon’s (2-5 p.m. ET.) amateur show will require a separate admission ($20.00 ia tangata) on sale at the door.
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Undefeated RayJay Bermudez headlines “Fight Night on the Charles at Moseley’s II” September 25 in Dedham, MA

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Boston (August 25, 2021) – Vertex Promotions has announced its second event, “Fight Night on the Charles at Moseley’s II,” on Saturday night, Mahuru 25, at Moseley’s On The Charles in Dedham, Massachusetts.

A few of the same fighters from Vertex Promotions’ first show, Hōngongoi 31st at the same venue, will be in action again.

“We were very happy with the first show on July 31st,” Vertex promoter Dave Clark mea. “Everyone there really had a great time. This show will be great as well. There’s a lot of local talent and we want to try to keep them as active as we can give fans around here a great night out.”
Undefeated ABF American West and NBA Continental champion, 23-year-old Albany (NY) Welterweight RayJay “The Destroyer” Bermudez (13-0, 10 Koó) will headline the show once again in the 8-round main event,

Tūturu amanaki Welterweight James “The Slim Reaper” Perella (8-0, 5 Koó), fighting out of Mansfield, Massachusetts, is a 4-time USA New England Championships and 4-time New England Golden Gloves Champion. The popular fighter returns in the 6-round co-featured event.

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James “The Slim Reaper” Perella

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Tūturu mā super Daniel “G.D.F.E.” Bailey (7-0, 4 Koó), fighting out of Tampa (FL), and unbeaten Lawrence (MA) Welterweight teina Adrian “Tonka” Sosa (11-0, 9 Koó) are slated to be in 6-round bouts. Bailey is a 4-time U.S. Army and 2012 Ringside National champion, as well as the cousin of multiple world champion Randall Bailey.

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Dorchester (MA) tekau mā Troy Anderson, JR. (1-0, 1 KO), te 2016 toa Rocky Marciano Tournament, and Lynn (MA) taumahamaha te marama James Perkins (5-0-1, 4 Koó) are scheduled to be in 4-rounders.

Other returning fighters from Vertex Promotions’ inaugural event include Boston welterweight James Murrin (1-0), Malden (MA) junior lightweight Alex Rivera (1-0, 1 KO) in 4-round matches.

Opponents will soon be announced. Fighters subject to change.

Tickets will go on sale soon for $95.00 (row 1), $85.00 (2nd row), $65.00 (3RD row), $55.00 (whakauru whānui) a $45.00 (standing room).
Doors ka whakatuwhera i 7 pm. ET with the first bout scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. AND.

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U.S. Army veteran Daniel Bailey, JR. fighting this Thursday at West Point

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Boston (April 20, 2021) – Recently discharged U.S. Army specialist 4th piha haapiiraaDaniel Bailey Jr. will be fighting in front of soldiers this Thursday night at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York.

The 24-year-old Bailey (3-0, 2 Koó), fighting out of Tampa (FL), Ka fehangahangaiLuis Alvarado (1-2) in a 4-round featherweight bout on a Ring City USA card, the first live boxing in New York since before the pandemic.

All the action will be streamed live (9 pm. AND / 6 p.m. PT) on the Twitch.tv app, tīmata i 9 p.m. AND / 6 p.m. PT, as well as via the Armed Forces Network Europe and Pacific (AFNTV). 

“I’ve never been to West Point,” Bailey said. “I’m excited to fight there in front of other soldiers. I’m honored. We’re all brothers and sisters in arms and I want to put on a great show for them. I’m bringing the heat!"

“This is a great opportunity for Daniel,” Bailey’s managerRyan Roach (Fighter Locker) commented. “Ring City USA has really taken over during the pandemic, putting on some really great shows. Ring City reached out to me looking to get some U.S. Army veterans on the card and Daniel answered the call, rite tonu. I’m excited for this and Daniel is ready for the big stage.”

Born in Miami, Bailey’s cousin isRandall “The Knock-Out King” Bailey (46-9, 39 Koó), the 2-division World champion who was considered one of the hardest pound-4-pound punchers of his era (1996-2016).  

Bailey was honorably discharged from the military this past March 19 after serving a 6-year stint. He was a 4-time U.S. Army champion rated as high as No. 1 in the country as an amateur boxer. He was stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs (CO), where Daniel was enrolled in the special soldier-athlete program there, World Class Athlete Program (WCAP). 

Bailey made his pro debut November 7, 2020, ka mutu iaNoe Marquez Talamantes in the second-round of their fight in Mexico. His last action was an opening-round knockout ofJahterris Lewis last month in Alabama.

During his solid amateur boxing career, Bailey benefitted from sparring world championsTerence Crawford aJamel Herring, among the more notables.

“I’ve become a much more complete fighter since I turned pro,” Bailey explained. “I have more control, like fully hydrating after a weigh in. I’m like a kid in a candy store now. I’ve made changes and sparring top guys has really helped my conditioning.

“This is the right place, right time for me,” Bailey concluded. I’m already on weight and ready to fight. It was a good time for me to get out of the army to pursue my dream.”

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TWITTER:  @RoachRyan, DanielBaileyJr

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Promoting more challenging than fighting for Miguel Cotto

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La Batalla
TITO ACOSTA vs. CARLOS BUITRAGO
WBO World Light Flyweight Championship

SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018
Coliseo de Puerto Rico * Hato Rey, Puerto Rico

LIVE ON PPV – 9 pm ET / 6 pm PT
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Live on PPV from Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Kia 31, 2018) – Future Hall of Fame boxer Miguel Cotto believes that, for him, promoting is even more challenging than fighting.

 

 

 

The living legend retired last December with an incredible 41-6 (33 Koó) pro record, in which he became the only Puerto Rican to capture world titles in four different weights classes, light welterweight through middleweight.

 

 

 

Cotto was 20-6 (16 Koó) i roto i te taitara te ao whawhai, 16-6 (12 Koó) versus present or past world champions during his illustrious 17-year pro career, including victories against Cesar Bazan, Carlos Maussa,Lovemore N’dou, Randall Bailey,DeMarcus Corley, Ricardo Torres,Paulie Malignaggi, Carlos Quintana,Zab Hura, Shane Mosley, Joshua Clottey, Yuri Foreman, Ricardo Mayorga, Antonio Margarito, Sergio Martinez a Daniel Geale.

 

 

 

“We have been in the promoting business for more than 13 tau, combining both roles (fighter and promoter),” Cotto said. “Na, we are able to give more attention to our fighters in terms of training.

 

 

 

“Promoting is more complex because there are challenges regarding every facet of an event. Ka rite ki te toa, you concentrate solely on the fight, not all the details involved in promoting a successful event.”

 

 

 

Cotto Promotions is presenting La Batalla: Acosta vs. Buitrago, along with H2 Entertainment, in association with DIRECTV Puerto Rico, Pipiri 16th i runga i utu-ia-tirohanga, live from the Coliseo de Puerto Rico Center in Hato Rey, Puerto Rico.

 

 

 

Integrated Sports Media will distribute the La Batalla: Acosta vs. Buitrago card in the United States on cable, satellite and digital pay-per-view via iN Demand, Vubiquity, DIRECTV, DISH and live-streamed worldwide (excluding Puerto Rico) i runga i te FITE.TV app and website (www.fite.tv), tīmata i 9 p.m. AND / 6 p.m. PT, hoki te utu hokohoko whakaaro o anake $34.95.

 

 

 

World Boxing Organization Light Flyweight World Champion Tito Acosta 17-1, 17 Koó) will make his first title defense against four-time world title challenger Carlos “Chocorroncito” Buitrago (30-3-1, 17 Koó), of Nicaragua, in the 12-round main event.

 

 

 

“This pay-per-view card is a very important opportunity for is to showcase a great event,” Cotto added, “as well as a perfect scenario for Acosta to show the world who he is as world champion.

 

 

 

“It is a pleasure for me to give back to boxing what boxing gave me. Seeing our brand grow and fighter development let us know that we are doing things the right way. Our goal is to continue developing the best talent in Puerto Rico and building their brands and legacies.”

 

 

 

The 27-year-old Acosta is on a mission to become a Puerto Rican boxing icon like Cotto, Tito Trinidad, Wilfredo Gomez, Hector Camacho, Wilfredo Benitez and so many other greats from this fertile island.

 

 

 

Acosta’s success brings back fond memories for Cotto to when he was in a similar situation as a young world champion. “He does bring back memories for me and he proves that hard work pays off,” Cotto concluded. “Tito is living the dream every boxer has when they choose to box as a living. Now is the most challenging chapter for him to expand his reign and build his legacy.”

 

 

 

Additional June 16th PPV fights will soon be announced. He whawhai me whawhai katoa raro ki te huringa.

 

 

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www.promocionesmiguelcotto, www.integratedsportsnet.com, www.directvpr.com, www.fite.tv

 

Twitter: @CottoPromotions, @Directvpr, @IntegratedPPV, @FiteTV

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Mau pohe pere Final mō te kaiwhakahaere Boxing rongonui Si Stern

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Tuhinga MATUA, Fla (Mahuru 6, 2015) -Mekemeke kaiwhakahaere Si Star, peresideni o SHS Mekemeke Whakahaere, haere atu i te matahiti o 81 tenei mua Rāhina e tika ana ki pōauautanga i te whakaeke ngakau.
E toru-te wā Stern whakahaere, Randall e rua-wehenga “Ko te patukia Out Kingi” Bailey, hōia taumahamaha Sherman “Tank” Williams, Marcus “Arilli” Upshaw me mua Cuban Häkinakina Robert Alfonso.
He kaipakihi tino angitu, Williams explained that Stern also had a law degree and studied at one point to be a rabbi. Si recently returned from Romania, te wahi tautoko ia Wiremu i tona whawhai, i runga i te Sabati, Aug. 30 and he suffered a heart attack the following day at home in Key West. He was air lifted to a hospital in Miami, te wahi i noho ai ia mo te wiki i mua i to'na fatiraa.
Bailey me Stern o hoa, Dave Johnson, me te tama a Stern, Gary, me te tamahine, Cynthia, were bedside in the hospital with Si for several days until the end. “Korero ahau ki a Si i runga i te po, Rātapu (August 30) a ka he karanga te aonga ake ka mea i ia kua uru ki te hōhipera,” Ua haamaramarama Bailey. “I tukua e ia he whakaeke nui ngakau. I runga a ki raro wiki katoa tae noa ki wiki whakamutunga mea.
Randall Bailey (L) ki Si Stern (pupuri whitiki) me tana tama, Gary Stern, whakaaturia i konei i muri i te patototanga Bailey i Mike Jones i roto i 2012 mo te taitara Welterweight IBF
“Si was a great guy and a good friend. As a manager, he always fought for his boxers. If nobody else cared, Si tiakina; ki te kahore e taea e ratou te reira, Si would do it. I was with him nearly 10 years and nobody was throwing money our way. It was hard for us. I only made enough money in a few fights, rite ka riro ahau i te taitara ao, where he took any money. If Si had your back, hinaaro haere ia ki te whawhai ki a koe.
“Hiahia peia ia ki runga i Key Te Hau-ā-uru ki Miami kia kite i ahau, engari, hei utu mo o noho pō, pei hiahia ia hoki. Hiahia karanga ahau e ia karanga ahau 10 times while he drove home. He was so happy to get me a promotional contract (Whakatairanga AK i Korea) a ka tino titiro whakamua ki toku whawhai Oketopa 4th in Korea. I’m dedicating that fight to Si and we’ll be doing something special.”
L-R: Si Star & Sherman “Tank” Williams whakaaturia i konei i roto i Romania
I whakahaere Williams e Stern mo te mua 11 years and they had a special relationship. They had dinner together in Romania and flew back to the U.S., tae Rātapu, August 30.
“He nui noa atu toku kaiwhakahaere si ko,” Williams offered. “Ko ia he hoa pai, he māia tonu i taea e whakawhirinaki ahau ki runga ki mo te tohutohu, in and out of boxing. Si was an all-around good man. We had many deep discussion about politics and religion, te ahau he Karaitiana, a Si he Hurai, tautautefito ki haamau'araa na maha nga ra tahi i roto i Romania.
“We all lost a good man in Si Stern. I was proud to be represented by Si. He wasn’t in boxing for the money. He was an important part of my life. He was always there for me and all of his fighters. Si never took a short cut or spared money. Si Stern was the best manager I ever had.”
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“Ko te patukia Out Kingi” haere kāhua Korean Randall Bailey tohu ki Whakatairanga AK Hōtaka ki te whawhai Oct. 4 i roto i te South Korea

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Miami / Seoul (August 24, 2015) – E toru-wā, toa e rua-wehenga te ao Randall “Ko te patukia Out Kingi” Bailey (45-8, 38 Koó) Kua hainatia he kirimana whakatairanga motuhake ki Whakatairanga AK South Korean-e hāngai ana, Kaiwhakahaere o Bailey Si Star (Whakahaere SHS mekemeke) kauwhautia tenei ra.
Bailey, nei whawhai i roto i Miami me te whakangungu i reira e Orlando Cuellar, Kei te whakaritea ki te hanga i tona tuatahi Whakatairanga AK October 4, i roto i te hui matua versus te hoariri ki te kia takoto, i Seonhak Mekemeke Stadium i Inchon, Korea South.
“Ko te whai wāhitanga rawa whakaongaonga mō Randall tenei,” Stern said. “Kua ahau i ngā wheako whaiaro i roto i te Far Te Tai Rāwhiti me tetahi o oku whawhai, Sherman 'Tank’ Williams, riro o taitara te tokorua ki reira. (WBO China Rohe me ngā taitara mā te whakatau 12-a tawhio noa WBO Asia Pacific wā, Pipiri 28, 2012, vs. Chauncy Welliver i roto i te Macao, China) I’ve been to South Korea and it’s an extremely exciting place. The great career of Randall Bailey will continue. I’d like to thank promoter Andy Kim mo tuku ia tatou i tenei faingamālie rahi ki.”
“Ua oaoa vau i rawa ki kua hainatia Randall Bailey,” AK Whakatairanga peresideni Andy Kim kōrero. “Te ti'aturi nei e ahau tauturu tenei whakanui i te scene mekemeke Korean. He kaimahi US Army me te rota o te iwi ke i roto i Korea, ka tumanako ahau e anaanatae i te reira ratou e, rawa. Te tūmanako, Ka taea e Randall tiki tetahi pere taitara ao hohoro, ka whakahoki mai i te whitiki taitara ki Korea.”
Patua Bailey kua he England o runga Welterweights teina, me Welterweights i roto i tona mahi ngaio-tau 19, whai wāhi Mike Jones, Rocky Martinez, Carlos Gonzalez, Hector Lopez, Demetrio Ceballos, Anthony Mora, Juan Polo Parete,Frankie Figueroa, DeMarcus Corley, Harrison Cuello, a Jackson Osei Bonsu.
Bailey, 40, ko te mekemeke Organization World (WBO) toa Welterweight teina (1999-2000), Takitaro World mekemeke Association (WBA) titlist Welterweight teina (2002) a International Mekemeke Federation Welterweight Sharing (2012),
Na i runga i te misioni ki te riro i te taitara te wha ao i roto i tona piha taimaha tuatoru, the always dangerous and feared junior middleweight believes this signing has given him a new lease on his boxing career. He has had many problems securing fights in the past few years simply because he’s such a risky opponent for champions, contenders me runga opuaraa he rite.
“E kore e taea e ahau ki te haere ki reira tatari,” Bailey (fakatātaa'i runga mauī ki tona matenga kaiwhakangungu Orlando Cuellar) mea. “This is going to do a lot for my career. I spoke to my new promoter and he’s as excited about signing me as I am about signing with him. He told me that getting me another world title is his goal. He knows me, e paingia ana e ia, a ka te katoa ia e pā ana ki te mahi i tana mahi i rite toku kaiwhakatairanga.
“Haere ahau ki South Korea i roto i 2005 ki te kaimekemeke wahine kawea tatou i reira ki te whawhai. Ko te he haerenga pai, a lot of fun. Traveling to fight there won’t bother me a bit. I ahau i te kirimana pai, no complaints at all with what they’re giving me. I’ll go there a week before my fight to get acclimated. When I come back from a fight, Ka tango anake ahau rua, e toru nga ra atu, and then go back in the gym because I know that I’ll be fighting every three or four months. I’m excited and ready to get there to fight.”
“Ko te pokapū mekemeke o te mahara, ka hohoro nuku ki Korea South, ka hanga Randall Bailey i tona tuatahi ki reira,” Cuellar predicted. “One look at his devastating one-punch power and Koreans will fall in love with him. Aha Manny Pacquaio Ko i roto i Makao me Roy Jones, JR. i roto i te Russia, Randall Bailey will become in South Korea. Bailey has a great opportunity to make a big splash in South Korea. Once Korean boxing fans get a taste of Bailey, ka kia te potae ratou.”
Piri Bailey kua he tipu eu o AK Whakatairanga whawhai, tae hou Waitohu te faaara runaruna Pakistan (87-16) mā super Muhammad “Falcon” Waseem, Te toa Welterweight WBC Āhia Kaunihera mekemeke Neeraj Goyal (3-2-2), o India, me te whitu Dilbag Singh (1-0), o India.
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Twitter: @ AK-Whakatairanga, KOKing_Bailey
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Tavini Randall Bailey pānui ki tetahi & middleweights teina Runga tauanga katoa i roto i te ao

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(L-R) Trainer Orlando Cuellar me Randall “KO King” Bailey whakanui i muri i te wikitoria Rāhoroi whakamutunga o

Miami (Pipiri 25, 2015) – E haere mai ana i runga i 19-marama o te hohekore, me te hanga i tana whitu tekau tuatahi tēina wiki whakamutunga, Randall “KO King” Bailey (45-8, 38 Koó) pānui i mahi e te hanga e ia he oma nui i ano tetahi taitara ao i roto i te piha haapiiraa te taimaha rerekē.

 

E toru-wā, mutu toa e rua-wehenga te ao Bailey hōia Gundrick “Sho-Pū” King (18-15, 11 Koó) i roto i te rua a tawhio noa ki te matau mahue, e kore tona matau kati, i roto i te hui matua i Center Riverdale o Toi i roto i te Riverdale, Georgia.

 

“I roto i te rauna tuatahi,” faataa i te Bailey-tau e 40-tau, “Ahau noa hiahia ki te tiki i te mohio i roto i te whakakai, ka tīmata te whakamahi i toku werohanga. Patua e ahau ki a ia ki o ringa matau pai te tokorua, heoi i mohio ahau i ite ia me i rapu ia mo toku tika. Ahau i haere mai i roto i roto i te rua mā te whakamahi i toku werohanga, me te matau i mahue, tīmata ki te tino ite i te reira ano. Maru ia e ahau ki toku matau maui. I’ve been telling people I have more than my right but they haven’t listened. I did have a little rust in the first round but, i roto i te tuarua, I ahau i toku werohanga mahi, tautokohia ia ia ki runga ki a reira, a ka tīmata maka ana toku nifó.

 

“Fighting i 154 ko, pai, noa whawhai tetahi. I ahau ite kaha, ahakoa. Na? Noa e hiahia ana ahau ki te noho femo'uekina. E kore e mea faufaa te reira te hunga e whawhai ahau, E kore ahau māharahara e pā ana tangata i 154, ko ahau e kore e tino i te wa nui mahue ki te tango i pēpē takahanga. E hiahia ana ahau ki te tiki i tika hoki i roto i te whakakai. Ko te haere te wā mō te Kingi!”

 

“Sho-Pū” Kore ai te kingi kia i te tihi o te arawhata whitu tekau tēina, engari, te ia te whakamatautau whawhai-, hoariri mātanga, rawa hei hoariri mo te toa haere mai atu i te roa, te tau 1-½ pērā i Bailey. Tino whakakitea Bailey nui ki te kingi mo tona kaiwhakangungu upoko, Orlando Cuellar, ki te kia maere.

 

“Tenei i to matou whawhai tuatahi mahi tahi, engari kua kite ahau i Randall whawhai mō tau,” Na ka mea a Cuellar. “Mahi matou i runga i masking nui tona ringa matau i te noho femo'uekina ki tona ringa maui, e noho ana hoki i runga i tona werohanga, e kore e hinga i roto i te, me te whakauru atu i tona werohanga. I ia te reira i roto i te puni whakangungu, engari sparring me te whawhai, he rerekē. Ka pa ia ki hoariri ki tona ki tona werohanga i roto i te taka noa tuatahi rite ahau whakaakona. Ua hinaaro e ahau nga mea katoa ki te haere mai atu tona werohanga a ki a ia mo maka mana ki te tinana, akiritia tonu te tokua mua, me o muri. I roto i te rua o a tawhio noa, whakamahia tōtika ia tona matau maui ki te matenga, me te tinana,.

 

“Titiro pai atu ia ia Randall Bailey i te toru tau. E kore te tautoko ake ia. Kitenga whānui me tona werohanga a Randall, whakauru atu i te werohanga, te ranu i te reira ki runga, me te neke a tawhio noa, haere ana ki te matenga, me te tinana,. Tona hoariri e kore kite i te matau i mahue; i titiro ia mo te tika nui. Whakarongo ia a ka haere mai nga mea katoa atu tona werohanga. Whakapono ana ahau e taea e ia, kia rite ki te pai rite ko ia e rima tau ki muri. Na, te ia he shooter koi tūturu. I rawa faahiahia ahau i tona mahi, me ahau rawa ti'aturi e pā ana ki tona heke mai mekemeke.”

 

Kaiwhakahaere maoro a Bailey, Si Star, ka whakarapopototia ki pai: “Ko tona whawhai tuatahi tenei i 154 a ia kua titiro rite te toa. Ko ia he faaiti iti i te tuatahi, engari, pērā i roto i te mua, ia tīmata te neke katoa i runga i te wahi. Me tona kaha knockout, me te inaianei i tenei kaupapa, matau i mahue, me te werohanga, Ko te ara atu mōrearea atu i te ake i te aroaro o Randall Bailey. Au Fielding ahau etahi piiraa e pā ana ki te whawhai hoki ia. Ki te mea he whawhai nui, me te he pai te moni, ka tango tatou e muri. Otiia e kore e whawhai ia mo pīnati, na, ki te kahore te mea i reira te whawhai nui i muri, tango tatou i tetahi atu whawhai, me te tumanako ki te tetahi i muri i ko i te tetahi nui. Ko te rite ki te whawhai i tetahi whitu tekau teina i roto i te ao Randall……ki te tika o te utu.”

 

I muri i a ia i runga i TwitterKOKING_Bailey.

 

Tūturu amanaki taumahamaha o Cuban Robert Alfonso whiti

 

Eu-mate a Bailey, tūturu tiaturiraa taumahamaha o Cuban Robert Alfonso (6-0, 2 Koó), whiti ano wiki whakamutunga i runga i te undercard Bailey-Kingi, starching mammoth Kevin Kelley (1-4, 1 KO) ki te nifó patiri i roto i te toru a tawhio noa.

 

Te 2008 Cuban Häkinakina, ko wai inaianei e ora me tereina i roto i te Miami, i hoatu atu neke atu i te 100 pauna ki tona hoariri 353-pauna. Ka puta mai Alfonso i akiritia whiunga nifó i te pere tuwhera, tae noa ki i totitoti ana te whawhai i te kaitautoko i roto i te toru o tawhio noa tika ake.

 

“Ahau nui atu whakakake o Robert,” tona kaiwhakangungu Cuellar tuhia. “Kihai i mohiotia e ia mo tona kaha, engari tino kaha, a taea tino anganga ia a Robert. Patua ana e ia i tenei taata ki te matau,-maui-matau, a patoto ia ki raro mata tuatahi. Kia te whawhai kua mutu ka, otira ka whiua ia te tatau, a te tohutoro tukua tonu i te reira. Roa te reira i tetahi atu tokua anake. E kore i tona hoariri i raro i mua i. Whakakitea Robert tona huru hou ano he kaitoi knockout tika. Tukua ana e ia i ona ringa, haere, ka maka tahi ana nifó. Tino e taea e tēnei ngeru anganga! Ko pukuriri i te tīmatanga ia, te whakaputa te mana ki nga tokua kotahi maka ia.”

 

Stern mau whakapono e ia he he kaha'ú toa taumahamaha te ao i roto i te Alfonso. “Paunatia Robert i roto i te i 250 pauna a ka hoatu e ia te patu knockout ki tona hoariri 363-pauna i te maere ki te kite,” Parau Stern. “Haere ana ia tonu ki runga i roto i te rangi, a ka u papa i runga i tona mata. I tino ongo ahau i te kaha o te Robert. Aroha te tangata e matakitaki ana heavyweights te hunga e knockout iwi, a taea Robert mahi e me te rota atu. Kia whai ia whawhai muri tetahi-a tawhio noa e ono, ranei neke ake ki te waru rauna. Ka tetahi e toru tekau ma wha whawhai ranei kia a ka whawhai ia 10-perei paoro. To tatou mahere, ko te ki te tiki ia ia ki a tawhio noa 15-0 ki 10-11 Koó, e whiwhi ia ki te whawhai taitara ao.”
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Randall Bailey hoki Pipiri 20 i roto i te rohe Atlanta Moving ake ki te whitu tekau tēina mō te mauri whakamutunga

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Miami (Pipiri 11, 2015) – E toru-wā, toa e rua wehenga te ao Randall “KO King” Bailey (44-8, 37 Koó) hoki ki te mowhiti Pipiri 20 i muri i te roa e ngaro ana ki te whawhai hōia Gundrick “Sho-Pū” King (18-14, 11 Koó) i roto i te hui matua 10-a tawhio noa i Center Riverdale o Toi i roto i te Riverdale, Georgia.

 

Ke i ki etahi pūrongo hape, me pōhēhētanga, e kore te Bailey-tau e 40-tau haere. Kia aroha mai, kua kore ia ia whawhai i roto i te 1 ½ tau, anake e wha nga wa i roto i te tata rima tau, e tika ana ki tona ingoa pai-roaa rite, pauna-no te-pauna, tetahi o te faingata'a boxers kotahi-tokua i roto i te ao.

 

Bailey, whawhai i roto i Miami, whakamutunga o Noema whawhai 23, 2013 i roto i te Tampa, i muri i te 13-marama o te hohekore, hinga Ecuador Welterweight Humberto “Bam Bam” Toledo (41-11-2, 25 Koó) i te ara o te pana tuawaru-a tawhio noa. Hanga ia e tona tuatahi Welterweight teina ki a Kingi, whakarewa i te pene hopea o tona mahi mekemeke faahiahia.

 

“Kua kore i noho ahau i roto no te mea ua hinaaro e ahau ki te,” Ua haamaramarama Bailey. “Ua tamata tatou i ki te tiki whawhai, engari kua whakatotoka ana e ahau i roto i. Kua taratara, engari e kore e tukua e ahau, Hoha ki ahau. Ahau tika haere ki te rere, te mea Kua homai ki ahau. E kore e taea e ahau te tiki i te runga welterweights teina ki ahau te whawhai; E kore ahau e wehi ki te neke ki runga ki te whitu tekau tēina, te wahi e tumanako ana hoki ahau ki te whawhai 'Canelo'(Haora Alvarez) ranei (Erislandy) Lara.

 

“Tamata ahau ki te whakamārama e kore au e ahau tou kaimekemeke-tau e 40-tau toharite. Ahau e kore e i roto i te po katoa inu, whiwhi nui, mahi i tetahi mahi anō-marautanga ranei. Ki te tino ite i enei takatu i ahau tau, kia whawhai hiahia ratou ki ahau. I roto i te Mike Jones whawhai, ka kite ratou i te taata ngaro i muri i 11 rauna engari, ki te pata o te ahuru, Tukua ahau i oku ringa, haere, a mutu te whakaaturanga. (Patototanga Bailey i 26-0 Jones i roto i te 11th a tawhio noa ki te hopu i te taitara Welterweight IBF.) Ratou katoa memeha otiia e kore e ahau i te mahi.”

 

Kua pakaru Bailey maha whawhai’ moe i roto i tona mahi ngaio-tau 19. I tua atu ki Jones, Patua Bailey kua he kaha o te welterweights teina, me welterweights o nga tekau tau e rua mua rōpū, whai wāhi Rocky MartInez, Carlos Gonzalez,Hector Lopez, Demetrio Ceballos, Anthony Mora, DeMarcus Corley a Jackson Osei Bonsu. E whitu o te waru umanga parekura a Bailey kua ki toa ao Miguel Cotto, Diosbelys Hurtado, Ener Julio, Ishe Smith, Juan Urango, Corley me Devon Alexander. Atu tona mate ngaio anake i ki e rua-wā kaiwero taitara ao Herman Ngoudjo.

 

Bailey Ko te kaihoko free whakatairanga. “Kua tae mai ahau ki te wāhi i reira au i ahau i te raruraru ki reira,” Kaiwhakahaere o Bailey Si Star korero e pā ana ki ona mau fifi te mua tau torutoru ū whawhai mo te-mōrearea teitei, toa kino pērā i Bailey. “Ki te he ahau he kaiwhakatairanga i te toa ki te lekooti nui, e kore e hiahia ana ahau he aha ki te whakamatautau ia ia ki Randall Bailey? E kore e matau ahau i enei ngā kaiwhakatairanga. Ki te patua e Randall tona toa i roto i, whakaora e ratou he rota o te wā, pūngao me te moni. Ki te mea patu Randall te, kua ka ratou i te toa wera nei i whiua, he papatu, 3-wā te ao. E hanga te tikanga katoa i roto i te ao ki ahau. Puritia e ahau te rongonga i te taua otoheraa i kaiwhakatairanga e mea e kore e pouaka hiahia Randall, engari e te BS no te mea e aroha pā e matakitaki i te toi rite Randall KO. Na nga wa katoa kawe kaiwhakatairanga ake tona ake ano he take haumaru. Te nuinga o te Randall whawhai kihai i haere i te tawhiti, a tino e kore ngā ia i runga i te mutunga o te pakanga he. Kihai i te kākahu, me te roimata tangohia tona tinana, ano he rota o te tahi atu whawhai tona ake. Ia noa ka haere ki runga, ki Atlanta wawe ki te whakatau ki te kōmihana mekemeke tika ki te whakaatu ia ratou e te ia i roto i te runga hanga, tinana me te hinengaro. E taea e matou e nga whawhai, ki te hiahiatia, kahore tetahi raruraru mea katoa.

 

“Kia a fehangahangai reira, He wehi ki te tuku io ratou takatu whawhai Randall no te mea ka kia te patototanga i ratou kaiwhakatairanga me kaiwhakahaere. Katoa e mohio ana Randall e tangata whawhai. I hanga ano e ia wātea ia ki te whawhai (Floyd) Mayweather a (Manny) Pacquiao, heoi kihai ratou i hiahia i tetahi wahi o ia. Ko tenei ta ua tatou mata ki Randall Bailey te mua tau torutoru.”

 

Kua Bailey kua whakangungu mo te wa tuatahi i te kaiako hōia Orlando Cuellar, ko wai te pai mohiotia mo te whakangungu toa mua te ao Glen Johnson.

 

“Ko te katoa whakangungu ki a Orlando e pā ana ki te mahi pakeke,” Na ka mea a Bailey. “Ko te wiki tuatahi – E kore e taea e ahau tino whakamārama pēhea te toku tinana ite – engari whakaaro katoa i roto i te whare hākinakina i patu ia ahau. E kore ahau i whakamahia ki te mahi rite taua engari, kotahi ua ahau whakamahia ki reira, Tīmata ahau iteraa i te reira.

 

“E mohio ana ahau ki ahau te mana, engari, i muri i te mahi ki a Orlando, Te ite nei au te reira iti, kahore pai te ringa mua. Taku werohanga palani mea katoa. Ko te tika pai rite toku matau, ki toku titiro mahue, ki te haere mai te reira i runga i toku werohanga. Orlando o awhina i ahau kawe e whakahokia. Nana, ka kawea mai e ahau toku kaha ki te wehenga 154-pauna, a ahau oaoa e pā ana ki te huringa ahau.”

 

Ko tahi te mana'o. Cuellar, ko wai hoki hei whakaako nguha taumahamaha-tau 46-tawhitoAntonio Tarver, te-wā e rima, toa e rua-wehenga te ao, me te marama tūturu ao nguha taumahamaha Yunieski Gonzalez, i roto i te atu ingoa i roto i te tipu i tona eu o whawhai, whakapono he noa ake he maha mō boxers whiriwhiri nei i fakatapui ia ratou ki te conditioning.

 

“Randall is still going to have his power and because he’s not depleting himself making 147,” Cuellar tuhia, “ka ara nui i tona kaha 154. Ka whai ia hau i roto i tona tank te mutunga i roto i te whawhai, hei utu mo o he kau i te mahi ki te rite te taimaha meatia e ia i 147. Ka taea e ia te rere ki te kuri nui i 154 a ano i te mana knockout tino.

 

“Randall ko te tino wehi 147-tukituki i roto i te mekemeke. Te tūmanako, e kore e waiho e ara i te reira 154, kia taea e ia hei atu itoito. Ka rite ki te toa tupulaki i roto i te ao, ētahi wā, te reira pai ki te neke ake i roto i te taimaha hei utu o te whakamahi i runga kia nui te pūngao ki te hanga taimaha. I 154, E pai Randall no te mea ka waiho ia atu itoito i roto i te whakakai. E mahi tatou i runga i te mea ke atu i nui tona ringa matau, nei ka tatou e masking ki ētahi atu nifó. Kua kua huihui matou e ono nga marama, ka titiro ngā ia fantastic. Kei te haere mai nga mea haere kiri. Kua pēhanga tono ia e ahau, whawhati iho hoariri tona, te whakamahi i toru tawhiti – poto, reo, me te roa – a ka whakamahi i tana waitohu (matau) meke. E kore ahau e hiahia ki a ia i runga i te whakawhirinaki patuki i te taata. To tatou Randall te whakamahi i tona tere, kaupapa, mana, me te mea mo te (tona hoariri o) te tinana. E hokona ana e ia ki toku ariā me te tae-piti-o Randall Bailey te haere ki te kia tino whakaongaonga.”

 

Te pene hopea, kia rite ki Bailey, Ka faaoti ki rānei tona 50th wikitoria mahi ranei 10th mate. “Ko te katoa i runga i hoki ki ahau, ki te riro ai i ahau toku 50th whawhai ngaro ranei toku 10th,” faaoti ia. “E kore e haere e ahau au hei hoariri o te tangata, me te, ki te whiwhi ahau ki 50 toa, ka waiho katoa i runga i hoki ki ahau.”

 

Haere a Bailey mo te toru o tona taitara kara o te ao mana whana-atu Pipiri 20.

 

I muri i a ia i runga i TwitterKOKING_Bailey.

 

 

SHS mekemeke Whakahaere stablemate o Bailey, 2008 Cuban Häkinakina Robert Alfonso (5-0, 1 KO), kanohi he hoariri ki te kia takoto i roto i te a'ee taumahamaha e ono-a tawhio noa i runga i te taua Pipiri 20th kāri i roto i te Georgia..