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

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Boston (Kẹsán 16, 2021) – Undefeated super featherweight Daniel “G.D.F.E.” Bailey (7-0, 4 KOs) is a young, military man who will be in Boston for the first time. Rather than sightseeing, tilẹ, 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, Meje. 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 KOs), 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 KOs) ti Lawrence (MA), in an 8-round bout against Danny “Venado” Flores (15-24-1, 8 KOs).

In the 6-round co-featured event, undefeated welterweight prospect James “The Slim Reaper” Perella (8-0, 5 KOs), fighting out of Mansfield, Massachusetts, takes on Mexican veteran Isias Martin Cardona Gonzales (26-22, 18 KOs). 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 KOs), and Dorchester (MA) featherweight Troy Anderson, Jr. (1-0, 1 KO), a 2016 Rocky Marciano figagbaga asiwaju, will be in action in 4-round bouts versus TBAs.

Lynn (MA) light heavyweight James Perkins (5-0-1, 4 KOs) 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 KOs) will headline Friday evening’s show in the 8-round lightweight match versus Uganda-native Philip “The Hunter” Adyaka (7-15, 4 KOs), 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 (gbogboogbo gbigba) ati $45.00 (standing room). Contact any of the competing fighters to purchase tickets, limited availability at the door.

Ilẹkun yio ṣii ni 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 fun eniyan) 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, Kẹsán 25, at Moseley’s On The Charles in Dedham, Massachusetts.

A few of the same fighters from Vertex Promotions’ first show, July 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 wi. “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 “Apanirun” Bermudez (13-0, 10 KOs) will headline the show once again in the 8-round main event,

Undefeated welterweight afojusọna James “The Slim Reaper” Perella (8-0, 5 KOs), 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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Undefeated Super featherweight Daniel “G.D.F.E.” Bailey (7-0, 4 KOs), fighting out of Tampa (FL), and unbeaten Lawrence (MA) Junior welterweight Adrian “Tonka” Sosa (11-0, 9 KOs) 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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Daniel Bailey

Dorchester (MA) featherweight Troy Anderson, Jr. (1-0, 1 KO), a 2016 Rocky Marciano figagbaga asiwaju, and Lynn (MA) ina heavyweight James Perkins (5-0-1, 4 KOs) 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 (gbogboogbo gbigba) ati $45.00 (standing room).
Ilẹkun yio ṣii ni 7 pm. ET with the first bout scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. ATI.

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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 kilasiDaniel 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 KOs), fighting out of Tampa (FL), yoo dojukoLuis 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. ATI / 6 p.m. PT) on the Twitch.tv app, ti o bere ni 9 p.m. ATI / 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 (Onija Alagadagodo) 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, bi nigbagbogbo. 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 KOs), 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 (Alájẹṣẹkù), where Daniel was enrolled in the special soldier-athlete program there, World Class Athlete Program (WCAP). 

Bailey made his pro debut November 7, 2020, nigbati o duroNoe 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 atiJamel 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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NIPA ITAJI IJA: Ti iṣeto ni 2019, Alagadagodo Onija jẹ ile-iṣẹ ere idaraya ti okeerẹ ti o ṣakoso awọn afẹṣẹja amọdaju. Atimole Onija tun ṣe iranlọwọ lati ṣe iyasọtọ awọn afẹṣẹja nipa wiwa ohun wọn pẹlu iṣẹ adani ida-ọgọrun kan. Alagadagodo Onija ko gbagbọ gaan ninu awọn awoṣe ṣiṣẹ. O gbagbọ ninu awọn awoṣe ti o dara ju ti ajọṣepọ ni iṣipopada.

Alagadagodo Onija nlo awọn igbesẹ ẹda mẹrin nitori o gbagbọ ninu “ipilẹ jẹ ohun gbogbo”: 1. ogbon loyun, 2. idasilẹ ẹda, 3. Fi igberaga ṣe idajọ, 4. fojusi ìfọkànsí.

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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

Satidee, Oṣù 16, 2018
Coliseo de Puerto Rico * Hato Rey, Puẹto Riko

LIVE ON PPV – 9 pm et / 6 pm PT
La Batalla, June 16
Live on PPV from Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puẹto Riko (Le 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 KOs) 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 KOs) ni aye akọle njà, 16-6 (12 KOs) 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 Judah, Shane Mosley, Joshua Clottey, Yuri Foreman, Ricardo Mayorga, Antonio Margarito, Sergio Martinez ati Daniel Geale.

 

 

 

“We have been in the promoting business for more than 13 years, combining both roles (fighter and promoter),” Cotto said. “Bayi, 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. Bi awọn kan Onija, 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, June 16th lori sanwo-fun-view, live from the Coliseo de Puerto Rico Center in Hato Rey, Puẹto Riko.

 

 

 

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) lori awọn FITE.TV app and website (www.fite.tv), ti o bere ni 9 p.m. ATI / 6 p.m. PT, fun a daba soobu owo ti nikan $34.95.

 

 

 

World Boxing Organization Light Flyweight World Champion Tito Acosta 17-1, 17 KOs) will make his first title defense against four-time world title challenger Carlos “Chocorroncito” Buitrago (30-3-1, 17 KOs), 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. Gbogbo njà ati awọn onija ni o wa koko ọrọ si ayipada.

 

 

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Ik Belii tolls fun gbajumo Boxing faili Si Stern

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Key West, Fla (Kẹsán 6, 2015) -Boxing faili Si Star, Aare ti SHS Boxing Management, kọjá lọ ni awọn ọjọ ori ti 81 yi kọja Monday nitori ilolu lati a okan kolu.
Stern isakoso mẹta-akoko, meji-pipin Randall “The kolu Jade King” Bailey, oniwosan heavyweight Sherman “Ojò” Williams, Makosi “Arilli” Upshaw ki o si tele Cuba Olympian Robert Alfonso.
A gan aseyori onisowo, Williams explained that Stern also had a law degree and studied at one point to be a rabbi. Si recently returned from Romania, ibi ti o ni atilẹyin Williams ni re ija, lojo sonde, 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, ibi ti o wà fun a ose ṣaaju ki o succumbed.
Bailey ati Stern ká alabaṣepọ, Dave Johnson, pẹlú pẹlu Stern ká ọmọ, Gary, ati ọmọbinrin, Cynthia, were bedside in the hospital with Si for several days until the end. “Mo sọ fun Si on Sunday night (August 30) ati ni kan ipe nigbamii ti ọjọ wipe o ti a ti gba eleyi lati awọn iwosan,” Bailey salaye. “O si jiya a lowo okan kolu. Ohun wà si oke ati isalẹ gbogbo ọsẹ titi ti kẹhin ìparí.
Randall Bailey (L) pẹlu Si Stern (dani igbanu) ati awọn ọmọ rẹ, Gary Stern, han nibi lẹhin Bailey ti lu jade Mike Jones ni 2012 fun awọn IBF welterweight akọle
“Si was a great guy and a good friend. As a manager, he always fought for his boxers. If nobody else cared, Si bìkítà; ti o ba ti nwọn kò si le ṣe o, 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, bi nigbati mo gba awọn aye akọle, where he took any money. If Si had your back, ti o fẹ lọ si ogun pẹlu o.
“Ti o fẹ wakọ soke lati Key West si Miami lati ri mi ṣugbọn, dipo ti gbe moju, ti o fẹ wakọ pada. O si fẹ pe mi pe mi 10 times while he drove home. He was so happy to get me a promotional contract (AK ni igbega ni Korea) ati awọn ti a gan nwa siwaju si mi ija October 4th in Korea. I’m dedicating that fight to Si and we’ll be doing something special.”
L-R: Si Star & Sherman “Ojò” Williams han nibi ni Romania
Williams ti a isakoso nipa Stern fun awọn ti o ti kọja 11 years and they had a special relationship. They had dinner together in Romania and flew back to the U.S., de Sunday, August 30.
“Si je Elo siwaju sii ju mi ​​faili,” Williams offered. “O si wà kan ti o dara ore, a igboya Mo ti le nigbagbogbo gbekele lori fun imọran, in and out of boxing. Si was an all-around good man. We had many deep discussion about politics and religion, mi jije a Christian ati Si a Juu, paapa lilo ki ọpọlọpọ awọn ọjọ papo ni 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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“The kolu Jade King” lọ Korean ara Randall Bailey ami pẹlu AK ni igbega eto lati ja Oct. 4 ni South Korea

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Miami / Seoul (August 24, 2015) – Mẹta-akoko, meji-pipin aye asiwaju Randall “The kolu Jade King” Bailey (45-8, 38 KOs) ti wole ohun iyasoto ipolowo guide pẹlu South Korean-orisun AK ni igbega, Bailey ká faili Si Star ( SHS Boxing Management ) kede loni.
Bailey, ti o njà jade ti Miami ati nibẹ ti wa ni oṣiṣẹ nipa Orlando Cuellar , ti wa ni eto lati ṣe rẹ AK ni igbega Uncomfortable October 4, ninu awọn ifilelẹ ti awọn iṣẹlẹ dipo ohun alatako lati wa ni pinnu, ni papa isôere ni Seonhak Boxing Inchon, South Korea.
“Eleyi jẹ gidigidi moriwu a anfani fun Randall,” Stern said. “Mo ti sọ ní ẹni iriri ninu awọn jina East ati ọkan ninu awọn mi onija, Sherman 'ojò’ Williams, gba a tọkọtaya ti oyè nibẹ. (WBO China Zone ati adele WBO Asia Pacific Championships nipasẹ a 12-yika ipinnu, June 28, 2012, la. Chauncy Welliver ni 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 fun fifihan wa pẹlu yi awqn anfani.”
“Mo wa gan dun lati ti wole Randall Bailey,” AK ni igbega Aare Andy Kim commented. “Mo lero yi iranlọwọ igbelaruge awọn Korean Boxing nmu. Nibẹ ni o wa US Army eniyan ati a pupo ti alejò ni Korea ati Mo lero o ti ru wọn, ju. Ireti, Randall le gba miran aye akọle shot ni kete ati mu pada a asiwaju ìgbànú Korea.”
Bailey ti ṣẹgun a litany ti oke Junior Welterweights ati Welterweights nigba re 19-odun ọjọgbọn ọmọ, pẹlu Mike Jones, Rocky Martinez, Carlos Gonzalez, Hector Lopez, Demetrio Ceballos, Anthony Mora, Juan Polo Perez,Frankie Figueroa, DeMarcus Corley, Harrison Cuello, ati Jackson Osei Bonsu.
Bailey, 40, wà ni World Boxing Organisation (WBO) Junior welterweight asiwaju (1999-2000), Adele World Association Boxing (WBA) Junior welterweight titlist (2002) ati International Federation Boxing welterweight aṣiwaju (2012),
Bayi lori ise kan lati win a kẹrin aye akọle ninu rẹ kẹta àdánù kilasi, 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 ati oke asesewa bakanna.
“Emi ko le duro lati lọ si nibẹ,” Bailey (ya aworan on osi ori rẹ, olukọni Orlando Cuellar) wi. “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, feran ohun ti o ri, ati awọn ti o ni gbogbo nipa ṣe ise re bi mi olugbeleke.
“Mo si lọ si South Korea ni 2005 pẹlu obinrin afẹṣẹja a mú nibẹ lati ja. O je kan dara irin ajo, a lot of fun. Traveling to fight there won’t bother me a bit. Mo ni kan ti o dara guide, 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, Mo ti yoo nikan ya meji tabi mẹta ọjọ pipa, 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.”
“The Boxing aarin ti walẹ yoo laipe yi bọ si ọna South Korea nigbati Randall Bailey ki asopọ rẹ Uncomfortable nibẹ,” Cuellar predicted. “One look at his devastating one-punch power and Koreans will fall in love with him. Kini Manny Pacquaio jẹ ni Macau ati Roy Jones, Jr. ni 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, ti won yoo wa ni e lara.”
Bailey ti darapo a dagba idurosinsin ti ni igbega AK onija, pẹlu rinle wole heralded Pakistan magbowo (87-16) Super flyweight Muhammad “Falcon” Waseem, WBC Asia Boxing Council welterweight asiwaju Neeraj Goyal (3-2-2), ti India, ati middleweight Dilbag Singh (1-0), ti India.
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Randall Bailey Sin akiyesi si eyikeyi & gbogbo Top àtúnkọ Junior middleweights ni aye

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Undefeated Cuba heavyweight

Robert Alfonso tun impresses

(L-R) Olukọni Orlando Cuellar ati Randall “KO King” Bailey ayeye lẹhin kẹhin Saturday ká gun

Miami (June 25, 2015) – Bọ si pa 19-osu ti inactivity ati ṣiṣe awọn re Junior middleweight Uncomfortable kẹhin ìparí, Randall “KO King” Bailey (45-8, 38 KOs) yoo wa akiyesi wipe o ti n ṣiṣe kan pataki run ni sibe miiran aye akọle ni kan ti o yatọ àdánù kilasi.

 

Mẹta-akoko, meji-pipin aye asiwaju Bailey duro oniwosan Gundrick “Sho-Gun” King (18-15, 11 KOs) ni keji yika pẹlu ifikọti a osi, ko re sina ọtun, ni akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ni Riverdale ile-iṣẹ ti Arts ni Riverdale, Georgia.

 

“Ni akọkọ yika,” awọn 40-odun-atijọ Bailey salaye, “Mo ti o kan fẹ lati gba awọn lero ni iwọn ati ki o bẹrẹ lilo mi jab. Mo ti lu u pẹlu tọkọtaya kan ti o dara ọwọ ọtún, sugbon mo mọ o ti kari ati pe o ti nwa fun mi ọtun. Mo ti wá jade ninu keji nipa lilo mi jab ati osi kio, ti o bere lati lero gan o lẹẹkansi. Mo ti itemole u pẹlu mi osi ifikọti. 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, ninu awọn keji, Mo ní mi jab ṣiṣẹ, pamọ lona meji fun u soke pẹlu o, ati ki o bere nri mi punches jọ.

 

“Ija ni 154 je, daradara, o kan miran ija. Emi kò si lero ni okun, tilẹ. Bayi? Mo ti o kan fẹ lati duro nšišẹ. O ko ni pataki ti o mo ti jà, Mo wa ko níbi nipa enikeni ni 154, sugbon Emi ko gan ti to akoko sosi lati ya omo awọn igbesẹ. Mo fẹ lati gba ọtun pada ni iwọn. O jẹ akoko fun lọ The King!”

 

“Sho-Gun” King ko le wa ni ni oke ti awọn Junior middleweight akaba sugbon, o ni a ogun-ni idanwo, RÍ alatako, paapa bi awọn ohun alatako fun Onija a bọ si pa a 1 ½ odun-layoff gẹgẹbi Bailey. Bailey esan hàn to lodi si Ọba fun ori rẹ olukọni, Orlando Cuellar , lati wa ni impressed.

 

“Eleyi je wa àkọkọ ija ṣiṣẹ pọ sugbon Mo ti sọ ri Randall ija fun years,” Cuellar wi. “A sise lori masking re ńlá ọwọ ọtún nipa gbe o nšišẹ pẹlu rẹ ọwọ osi, joko lori rẹ pada jab, ko ja bo ni, ati hooking si pa rẹ jab. O si ṣe o ni ikẹkọ ibudó sugbon sparring ati ija ni o wa ti o yatọ. O si fi ọwọ tọ alatako re pẹlu rẹ jab ni akọkọ yika bi mo ti paṣẹ fun. Mo fe lati wa si si pa ohun gbogbo rẹ jab ati fun u lati jabọ ẹtọ si awọn ara, nigbagbogbo gège awọn ti iṣaju ati ti ikẹhin Punch. Ni awọn keji yika, ti o fe lo re osi kio si ori ati ara.

 

“Randall Bailey wò dara ju ti o ni o ni ni odun meta. O si n ko nše soke. Randall ká ri ibiti o pẹlu rẹ jab, hooking si pa awọn jab, dapọ o si oke ati awọn gbigbe ni ayika, lọ si ori ati ara. Alatako re kò ri osi kio nítorí pé ó ti nwa fun awọn nla ọtun. O si gbọ ati ohun gbogbo wá si pa rẹ jab. Mo gbagbo ti o le je bi ti o dara bi o ti wà ni odun marun seyin. Bayi, ti o ni kan gidi didasilẹ ayanbon. Mo ti a ti gan impressed nipasẹ rẹ isẹ ati ki o Mo wa gidigidi ní ìrètí nipa re Boxing ojo iwaju.”

 

Bailey ká longtime faili, Si Star, nsan o soke ti o dara ju: “Eleyi je rẹ akọkọ ija ni 154 ati awọn ti o wulẹ bi tẹlẹ a asiwaju. O si je kekere kan Rusty ni akọkọ sugbon, ko ninu awọn ti o ti kọja, ti o ti bere gbigbe gbogbo awọn lori ibi. Pẹlu rẹ knockout agbara ati bayi yi ronu, osi kio si jab, Randall Bailey jẹ ani diẹ lewu ju lailai ṣaaju ki o to. Mo n Fielding diẹ ninu awọn awọn ipe nipa njà fun u. Ti o ba ti ni ńlá kan ija ati awọn owo ti wa ni o dara, a yoo gba pe tókàn. Ṣugbọn on kì yio jà fun peanuts, ki, ti o ba ti ija nla ni ko wa nibẹ nigbamii ti, a ya miiran ija ati ki o lero ni ọkan lẹhin ti o ni ńlá kan. Randall jẹ setan lati ja eyikeyi Junior middleweight ninu aye……ti o ba ti ni owo ti jẹ ọtun.”

 

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Undefeated Cuba heavyweight afojusọna Robert Alfonso shines

 

Bailey ká idurosinsin-mate, undefeated Cuba heavyweight afojusọna Robert Alfonso (6-0, 2 KOs), tun là ose lori Bailey-Ọba undercard, starching mammoth Kevin Kelley (1-4, 1 KO) pẹlu kan thunderous punches ninu awọn kẹta yika.

 

Awọn 2008 Ilẹ Cuba Olympian, ti o ngbe bayi ati awọn reluwe ni Miami, fun kuro diẹ sii ju 100 poun rẹ 353-iwon alatako. Alfonso wá jade gège fi lé punches lati šiši Belii, ọtun soke titi ija ti a halted nipasẹ awọn referee ni kẹta yika.

 

“Mo wa gan lọpọlọpọ ti Robert,” olukọni rẹ Cuellar woye. “O si ti kò mọ fun agbára rẹ sugbon Robert ká gan lagbara ati awọn ti o le gan kiraki. O si lu yi pẹlu eniyan kan ọtun-ọtun osi-o si ti lu u sọkalẹ oju akọkọ. Awọn ija yẹ ki o ti a ti duro ki o si, ṣugbọn o lu ni ka ati awọn Ref jẹ ki o tesiwaju. O fi opin si nikan kan diẹ Punch. Alatako re ti kò ti si isalẹ ki o to. Robert hàn re titun ti ohun kikọ silẹ bi a abẹ knockout olorin. O si jẹ ki ọwọ rẹ ki o si fi rẹ lọ punches papo. Yi o nran le gan kiraki! O si wà ibinu lati ibere, ti o npese agbara pẹlu gbogbo nikan Punch o tì.”

 

Stern ìdúróṣinṣin gbagbo o ni o ni kan ojo iwaju aye heavyweight asiwaju ni Alfonso. “Robert ni oṣuwọn in ni 250 poun ati awọn ti o gbà a knockout fe rẹ 363-iwon alatako ti o wà alaragbayida lati ri,” Stern remarked. “O si lọ soke ni gígùn ni air ati ki o gbe alapin lori rẹ oju. Mo ti a ti gan impressed nipasẹ Robert ká agbara. Awọn enia si fẹ ti nwo heavyweights ti o knockout awon eniyan ati Robert le ṣe pe ati ki o kan Pupo diẹ sii. O si le ni miiran mẹfa-yika jà tókàn, tabi gbe soke si mẹjọ iyipo. Miran mẹta-mẹrin njà tabi ki o si yoo wa ni ija 10-rounders. Wa ètò ni lati gba fun u lati ni ayika 15-0 pẹlu 10-11 KOs, eyi ti o yẹ ki o gba fun u sinu aye kan akọle ija.”
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Randall Bailey padà June 20 ni Atlanta agbegbe Sumo soke si Junior middleweight fun kẹhin hurray

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Miami (June 11, 2015) – Mẹta-akoko, meji pipin aye asiwaju Randall “KO King” Bailey (44-8, 37 KOs) pada si awọn iwọn June 20 lẹhin kan gun isansa lati ja oniwosan Gundrick “Sho-Gun” King (18-14, 11 KOs) ninu awọn 10-yika akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ni Riverdale ile-iṣẹ ti Arts ni Riverdale, Georgia.

 

Lodi si diẹ ninu awọn aito iroyin ati awọn aburu, awọn 40-odun-atijọ Bailey kò ti fẹyìntì. Laanu, ti o ti ko ja ni 1 ½ years, nikan merin ni igba marun ni fere years, nitori re daradara-mina rere bi, iwon-fun-iwon, ọkan ninu awọn nira julọ ọkan-Punch boxers ninu aye.

 

Bailey, ija jade ti Miami, kẹhin jà Kọkànlá Oṣù 23, 2013 in Tampa, lẹhin kan 13-osu ti inactivity, defeating Ecuador welterweight Humberto “Bam Bam” Toledo (41-11-2, 25 KOs) nipa ọna ti ẹya kẹjọ-yika disqualification. Oun yoo wa ni ṣiṣe rẹ Junior welterweight Uncomfortable lodi si King, gbesita ik ipin rẹ storied Boxing ọmọ.

 

“Mo ti ko ti joko jade nitori Mo fe lati,” Bailey salaye. “A ti sọ gbiyanju lati gba njà sugbon Mo ti sọ a ti aotoju jade. O ti o ni inira ṣugbọn emi kì yio jẹ ki o ribee mi. Mo ti o kan lọ pẹlu awọn sisan, ohun n a ti fi fún mi. Mo ti ko le gba awọn oke Junior welterweights lati ja mi; Mo wa ko bẹru lati gbe soke si Junior middleweight, ibi ti mo ni ireti lati gbejako 'Canelo'(Saulu Álvarez) tabi (Erislandy) Lara.

 

“Mo gbiyanju lati se alaye pe emi kò rẹ apapọ 40-odun-atijọ afẹṣẹja. Mo wa ko jade ni gbogbo oru mimu, si sunmọ ni ga, tabi eyikeyi afikun ṣe-curricular akitiyan. Ti o ba wọnyi buruku gan ro mo ti wà atijọ, nwọn fẹ wa ni ija mi. Ni awọn Mike Jones ija, nwọn ri eniyan kan ọdun lẹhin ti 11 iyipo sugbon, pẹlu kan ju ti a dime, Mo ti jẹ ki ọwọ mi ki o si pari ni lọ show. (Bailey ti lu jade 26-0 Jones ni 11th yika lati Yaworan awọn IBF welterweight akọle.) Wọn gbogbo awọn ipare sugbon mo ti se ko.”

 

Bailey ti fọ ọpọlọpọ awọn onija’ ala nigba re 19-odun ọjọgbọn ọmọ. Ni afikun si Jones, Bailey ti ṣẹgun kan to lagbara akojọpọ awọn Junior welterweights ati welterweights ti awọn ti o ti kọja meji ewadun, pẹlu Rocky Martinez, Carlos Gonzalez,Hector Lopez, Demetrio Ceballos, Anthony Mora, DeMarcus Corley ati Jackson Osei Bonsu. Meje ti Bailey ká mejo ọmọ adanu ti ti si aye aṣaju- Miguel Cotto, Diosbelys Hurtado, Ener Julio, Ishe Smith, Juan Urango, Corley ati Devon Alexander. Re nikan miiran ọjọgbọn pipadanu wà si meji-aye akoko akọle Challenger Herman Ngoudjo.

 

Bailey jẹ kan-maili free oluranlowo. “Mo ti sọ wá si ojuami ibi ti mo ti n a ti nini wahala pẹlu o,” Bailey ká faili Si Star sọ nípa rẹ isoro ibalẹ njà awọn ti o ti kọja ọdun diẹ fun ga-ewu, lewu Onija gẹgẹbi Bailey. “Ti mo ba wà kan olugbeleke ti o ní a Onija pẹlu kan nla gba, ẽṣe ti yoo ko Mo fẹ lati se idanwo fun u lodi si Randall Bailey? Emi ko ye wọnyi awọn olupolowo. Ti o ba ti Randall knocks rẹ Onija jade, nwọn fi kan pupo ti akoko, agbara ati owo. Ti o ba ti wa ni Randall lu, nwọn ti sọ ni kan gbona Onija ti o lu a 3-aye akoko asiwaju. Ti o mu ki gbogbo awọn ori ni aye si mi. Mo ti pa gbọ kanna excuses lati awọn olupolowo ti o sọ tẹlifisiọnu ko ni fẹ Randall, sugbon ti o ni BS nitori egeb ni ife wo a KO olorin bi Randall. Ati awọn olupolowo ma mu soke rẹ ọjọ ori bi a ailewu ifosiwewe. Ọpọ ti Randall ká njà kò lọ ni ijinna o si n ko gan ti lori ti ko tọ si opin ti a ogun. Re ara ti ko ya ni aso wiwo ati ifaya bi a pupo ti miiran awọn onija rẹ ọjọ ori. O si o kan si goke lọ si Atlanta ni kutukutu lati pade pẹlu awọn Boxing àṣẹ kan lati fi han wọn wipe o ni ni oke apẹrẹ, ara ati ki o irorun. A le se pe gbogbo ija, ti o ba ti nilo, laisi eyikeyi isoro ohunkohun ti.

 

“Jẹ ki ká koju si o, awọn olupolowo ati awọn alakoso ni o wa bẹru lati jẹ ki wọn buruku ja Randall nitori won yoo ri awọn ti lu jade. Pipe gbogbo mọ Randall yoo ja enikeni. O si ṣe ara wa lati ja (Floyd) Mayweather ati (Manny) Pacquiao, ṣugbọn nwọn kò fẹ eyikeyi apá ti i. Eleyi jẹ ohun ti a ti sọ oju pẹlu Randall Bailey ti o ti kọja ọdun diẹ.”

 

Bailey ti a ti ikẹkọ fun igba akọkọ pẹlu oniwosan ẹlẹsin Orlando Cuellar , ti o ti wa ni ti o dara ju mọ fun ikẹkọ tele aye asiwaju Glen Johnson.

 

“Ikẹkọ pẹlu Orlando ni gbogbo nipa iṣẹ àṣekára,” Bailey si wi. “Ni ọsẹ akọkọ – Mo ti ko le gan se alaye bi o ara mi ro – ṣugbọn gbogbo ni-idaraya ro o ti pa mi. Mo ti a ko lo lati ṣiṣẹ bi ti sugbon, ni kete ti mo ni lo lati o, Mo ti bere rilara o.

 

“Mo mọ Mo ni agbara ṣugbọn, lẹhin ti ṣiṣẹ pẹlu Orlando, Mo ti mọ o ni ko ṣe pataki lai kan ti o dara iwaju ọwọ. Mi jab orchestrates ohun gbogbo. Mi osi wo ni o kan bi ti o dara bi mi ọtun, ti o ba ti o ba wa ni pipa mi jab. Orlando ká ràn mi mú pe pada. Mo n mú mi agbara si 154 iwon-pipin ati ki o Mo wa yiya nipa awọn ayipada.”

 

Awọn inú jẹ pelu owo. Cuellar, ti o tun ma 46-odun-atijọ heavyweight contenderAntonio Tarver, awọn marun-akoko, meji-pipin aye asiwaju, bi daradara bi undefeated aye ina heavyweight contender Yunieski Gonzalez, laarin awọn diẹ notables ninu re dagba idurosinsin ti awọn onija, gbagbo ori jẹ nìkan nọmba kan fun Gbajumo boxers ti o dedicate ara wọn si karabosipo.

 

“Randall is still going to have his power and because he’s not depleting himself making 147,” Cuellar woye, “agbára rẹ yio jẹ ani tobi ni 154. O si yoo ni gaasi ninu rẹ ojò pẹ ni njà, dipo ti o jije sofo lati ṣiṣẹ lati ṣe àdánù bi o ṣe ni 147. O si le ṣiṣe awọn pẹlu awọn ńlá aja ni 154 ki o si tun ni awọn julọ knockout agbara.

 

“Randall wà ni julọ bẹru 147-pounder ni Boxing. Ireti, o yoo ko ni ona ti o ni 154, ki o le jẹ diẹ lọwọ. Bi awọn kan Onija matures ni ọjọ ori, ma, o ni ti o dara ju lati gbe soke ni àdánù dipo ti lilo soke ki Elo agbara lati ṣe àdánù. Ni 154, Randall yoo jẹ dara nítorí pé ó yoo jẹ diẹ ninu awọn iwọn lọwọ. A n ṣiṣẹ lori nkan miiran ju re ńlá ọwọ ọtún, eyi ti a yoo wa ni masking pẹlu miiran punches. A ti sọ ti pọ osu mefa ati awọn ti o ti n wò ikọja. Ohun ti wa ni bọ pẹlú dara julọ. Mo ti nbere fun u titẹ, kikan si isalẹ alatako re, lilo mẹta ijinna – kukuru, alabọde ati ki o gun – ati ki o si lilo rẹ Ibuwọlu (otun) Punch. Emi ko fẹ u lati gbekele lori knocking jade kan eniyan. A ni Randall lilo re iyara, ronu, agbara ati kàn (alatako re ká) ara. O si n rà sinu mi yii ati awọn keji Wiwa ti Randall Bailey ti wa ni lilọ si jẹ gidigidi moriwu.”

 

Ik ipin, ni ibamu si Bailey, yóò fi ẹnu rẹ pẹlu boya 50th ọmọ gun tabi 10th pipadanu. “O ni gbogbo lori mi fun ti o ba ti mo ti win mi 50th jà, tabi padanu mi 10th,” o ti pari. “Mo n ko lilọ si jẹ ká enikeni alatako ati, ti o ba ti mo ti gba lati 50 AamiEye, o yoo jẹ gbogbo lori fun mi.”

 

Bailey ká irin ajo fun re kẹta divisional aye akọle ifowosi bere-pipa June 20.

 

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Bailey ká SHS Boxing Management stablemate, 2008 Ilẹ Cuba Olympian Robert Alfonso (5-0, 1 KO), ojú ohun alatako lati wa ni ṣiṣe ni a mefa-yika heavyweight ija lori kanna June 20th kaadi in Georgia..