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THOMAS HEARNS HEADLINES STAR-LADEN CLASS OF INDUCTEES INTO NEVADA BOXING HALL OF FAME

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Spinks brothers, Michael Carbajal, Erik Morales and Salvador Sanchez are also among the greats to be honored Aug. 12 at Caesars Palace.
Las fegasi – Tele aye asiwaju Thomas Hearns, who along with Sugar Ray Leonard, Iyanu Marvin Hagler ati Roberto Duran dominated boxing in the 1980s and became known collectively as “The Four Kings,” headlines a 14-person class of inductees into the Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame, Hall CEO/president Michelle Corrales-Lewis announced Wednesday.
Hearns was chosen in the non-Nevada resident boxer category, along with Michael Spinks, Erik Morales, Michael Carbajal, women’s boxing star Lucia Rijker and Salvador Sanchez. Elected in the Nevada resident boxer category was Ken Norton, Leon Spinks and Richie Sandoval.
Chosen in the non-boxer category were referee Davey Pearl, public relations specialist Debbie Munch, promoter Mel Greb, trainer/cut man Rafael Garcia and Nevada Athletic Commission chair Dr. Elias Ghanem.
Norton, Sanchez, Greb and Ghanem will be inducted posthumously.
The members of the Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame’s star-studded fifth-induction class will be honored at a gala dinner at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Saturday, Aug. 12. Ticket will be released Thursday, February 16th at 12pm on NVBHOF.com .
“We are very proud of this class of inductees, and it contains some of the greatest fighters who ever lived,” Corrales-Lewis said. “I’m looking forward to our gala dinner when we can honor these richly deserving people and allow their fans to say hello.”
Hearns was one of the standouts during the 1980s and participated in a series of great bouts in Las Vegas with Leonard, Hagler and Duran. His 1985 bout with Hagler at Caesars Palace is still regarded by many as the greatest fight in boxing history.
The Spinks brothers, Michael and Leon, become the first set of brothers inducted into the Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame. Both won gold medals for the U.S. ni 1976 Olympics in Montreal and then went on to win world titles in the pros.
Norton, known primarily for a series of close bouts with the legendary Muhammad Ali, also competed in one of the great heavyweight title bouts ever. He lost the WBC title by a razor-thin decision to Larry Holmes in 1978, among the finest heavyweight championship fights ever held.
Pearl was among the best referees of all-time and worked more than 70 championship bouts. He was the referee for both Leon Spinks’ iyalenu 1978 upset of Ali as well as for Leonard’s dramatic 14th-round knockout of Hearns in 1981.
The Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame is an IRS 501 (c)3 charity and all donations are tax deductible. The Hall’s charitable contributions over the five years since its formation have helped boxers in need and boxing-related charities. Donations are welcome.
The Hall was founded in 2013 by noted boxing broadcaster Rich Marotta.
Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, phone 702-3NVBHOF, tabi 702-368-2463.
BIOGRAPHIES OF THE NEW HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Michael Carbajal – Best known as the first junior flyweight to earn a $1 million purse, Carbajal won world titles at junior flyweight and flyweight. Known as “Little Hands of Stone” for his punching power, Carbajal was 49-4 pẹlu 33 KOs.
His rivalry with Humberto “Kekere” Gonzalez was one of the best of the early 1990s and their 1993 fight was The Ring Magazine Fight of the Year. Ni 2004, The Ring named Carbajal as the best junior flyweight in history.
O si wà 98-10 as an amateur and won a silver medal at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea.
Thomas Hearns – Hearns, 58, won recognized world titles at welterweight, Super welterweight, middleweight, super middleweight and light heavyweight during a career in which he went 61-5-1 pẹlu 48 KOs.
He’s most remembered for his savage three-round battle with Hagler in 1985, but he participated in many of the decade’s biggest and most electric bouts. He fought in Las Vegas 16 igba, ti lọ 11-4-1 pẹlu mẹsan knockouts.
Erik Morales – One of the most exciting fighters of the early part of the 2000s, Morales is best known for his series of outstanding fights with arch rival Marco Antonio Barrera. Morales went 52-9 pẹlu 36 knockouts but is best known for his trilogy with Barrera, two of which were named Ring Fight of the year.
Morales won major world titles at super bantamweight, featherweight, super featherweight and super lightweight, becoming the first Mexican born fighter to win titles in four weight classes.
He also engaged in a spectacular trilogy with Manny Pacquiao, beating him in the first and dropping the last two.
Ken Norton – Though he was the heavyweight champion before losing his belt to Larry Holmes in one of the great title bouts ever, Norton was best known for his three fights with the legendary Muhammad Ali. Norton defeated Ali in 1973 in San Diego in their first bout, breaking Ali’s jaw.
Ali won the two subsequent bouts, pẹlu a 1976 match at Yankee Stadium for the title. Some observers believe Norton deserved to win all three fights.
The Holmes fight was sensational and the two men stood in the center of the ring at Caesars and slugged it out in the 15th ati ik yika.
Lucia Rijker – Rijker is regarded as one of, if not the best, women boxers in history. She was 17-0 pẹlu 14 knockouts in boxing and was 37-0-1 pẹlu 25 knockouts as a kick boxer.
In her boxing career, she scored dominant wins over the likes of Jane Couch, Marcela Acuna and Chevelle Hallback.
She later appeared in the Oscar-winning film, “Million Dollar Baby.“
Salvador Sanchez – Sanchez tragically died in an auto accident in Mexico at just 23 ọdun atijọ, robbing the world of one of the elite fighters in history well before his time. Sanchez was 44-1-1 pẹlu 32 knockouts and was the lineal featherweight champion from 1980 until his death in 1982.
He won the title by knocking out Danny “Little Red” Lopez, but is best known for a dominating eighth-round stoppage of Wilfredo Gomez. Gomez was 33-0 pẹlu 32 knockouts but was no match for Sanchez.
Richie Sandoval – Sandoval held the bantamweight title for two years, but his career, as great as it was, is a question of what might have been. O je omo egbe kan ti awọn 1980 U.S. Olympic boxing team, but he lost his chance at a medal when President Carter decided to boycott the Games in Moscow.
Sandoval won the first 29 fights of his pro career, racking up 17 knockouts, and beat the great Jeff Chandler for the bantamweight belt.
But tragically, Sandoval suffered serious boxing related injuries in a 1986 bout with Gaby Canizales and was forced to retire.
Leon Spinks – Spinks is most known for upsetting Muhammad Ali in 1978 in just his eighth pro fight to win the heavyweight championship. He lost the title in a rematch and failed in two other attempts to win a title. He was stopped by Larry Holmes in a heavyweight title fight in 1981 and lost a cruiserweight title challenge in Reno to Dwight Muhammad Qawi in 1986.
A colorful figure known as “Neon” Leon, he was an acclaimed amateur who was 178-7 pẹlu 133 KOs and the light heavyweight gold at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal.
He finished his professional career with a 26-17-3 mark and 14 KOs.
Michael Spinks – Spinks was 31-1 in his career and won both the light heavyweight and heavyweight titles. He moved up from light heavyweight to defeat Larry Holmes at the Riviera in 1985, denying Holmes the opportunity to go 49-0 and match Rocky Marciano’s record.
He won the light heavyweight title in his 17th pro fight in 1981 at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas when he bested the much more experienced Eddie Mustafa Muhammad. Spinks held the light heavyweight title for four years, before giving it up to move to heavyweight to fight Holmes.
A 1976 Olympic goolu medalist, Spinks‘ only pro loss came in his final fight when he was knocked out by Mike Tyson in a bout for the undisputed heavyweight title.
NON-BOXER INDUCTEE BIOGRAPHIES
Rafael Garcia – Garcia, 87, is best known for his cap he wears festooned with pins and for working as Floyd Mayweather’s hand wrapper. But he had a long career as both a cut man and a trainer and was outstanding at both. He worked with elite fighters such as Mayweather, Roberto Duran, Alexis Arguello and Wilfredo Gomez.
Dr. Elias Ghanem – Ghanem as the long-time chairman of the Nevada Athletic Commission, and was responsible for helping it to earn the moniker, “The greatest commission in the world.”
Ghanem, a physician whose patients once included Elvis Presley, played a key role in the hearings after Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield, and also was instrumental in bringing the Oscar De La Hoya-Felix Trinidad bout to Las Vegas in 1999.
Mel Greb – Known as “The father of professional boxing in Southern Nevada,” Greb was a promoter and matchmaker who first brought Muhammad Ali to Nevada. Then known as Cassius Clay, Greb promoted Ali’s seventh pro fight in 1961. That week, he introduced Ali to wrestler “Gorgeous” George, and Ali patterned himself after George in many ways.
Greb died in 1996 ni 75 ọdun atijọ.
Debbie Munch – Caesars Palace in Las Vegas was a legendary host for many of boxing’s biggest fights in the 1980s and early 1990s, and Munch, a public relations expert, was instrumental in it.
She was widely respected by promoters, boxers and the media and helped many journalists immeasurably with their boxing coverage.
Davey Pearl – Pearl was small of stature, but was a giant as a referee. He worked more than 70 world title bouts, including Muhammad Ali-Leon Spinks and Sugar Ray Leonard-Thomas Hearns.
Pearl was also a highly regarded judge.
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NEVADA BOXING HALL OF FAME TO ANNOUNCE FIFTH CLASS OF INDUCTEES ON FEB. 15 IN Las fegasi

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CEO/President Michelle Corrales-Lewis to welcome “exceptional” new class
Las fegasi (Kínní 13, 2017) – Awọn Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame will announce its fifth class of inductees on Wednesday, Feb. 15, ni 11 a.m. PST, Hall CEO/ president Michelle Corrales-Lewis kede. Awọn 2017 class of nine boxers and five contributors will be revealed at Real Boxing, 5137 Awọn. Oquendo Rd., Las fegasi, NV 89118. Lunch will be provide by TC’s Rib Crib.
The honorees will be formally inducted at the popular gala dinner on Saturday, Aug. 12 at Caesars Palace. Ticket information will be released shortly.
“We have elected yet another exceptional class of inductees and I can’t wait to introduce them,” said Corrales-Lewis, ẹniti pẹ ọkọ, Diego Corrales, was a member of the NVBHOF’s inaugural class in 2013. “We have some of the best boxers ever in this group and I know fans are going to be excited to have the opportunity to meet them.
“Our class of contributors is very strong as well and all have made a significant imprint upon boxing in Nevada.”
Past inductees include some of the greatest fighters who have ever lived, pẹlu Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Iyanu Marvin Hagler, Roberto Duran, Julio Cesar Chavez, Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis ati siwaju sii.
The Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame is an IRS 501 (c)3 charity and all donations are tax deductible. The Hall’s charitable contributions over the five years since its formation have helped boxers in need and boxing-related charities. Donations are welcome.

The Hall was founded in 2013 by noted boxing broadcaster Rich Marotta. Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, foonu 702-3NVBHOF, tabi 702-368-2463.
For Media Credentials Contact: For Information And Sponsorship Opportunities Contact:
Media Coordinator Jon Hait Chief Executive Officer Michelle Corrales-Lewis
Phone: (702) 277-1020 Phone: 702-3-NVBHOF (702-368-2463)
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Box Fan Expo to be present at the 54th Annual WBC Convention in Hollywood, Florida

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Awọn Gbẹhin àìpẹ iriri iṣẹlẹ ti yoo fun Boxing egeb ni anfani lati pade-ati-kí oke awọn onija, Boxing gbajumo osere ati ile ise eniyan ni ohun soke-sunmo, ti ara ẹni eto will return on Cinco de Mayo weekend 2017
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Las fegasi (December 12, 2016) – The Popular Box Fan Expo will be present with a booth at the 54th, annual WBC convention, to greet boxing fans as well as industry people and give out info on the Next Boxing Expo. The WBC convention will be held from December 11th, si December 17th.

The booth will be located at the famous Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, Florida. Fans and boxing industry people can stop by and say hello.

Box Fan Expo has been a huge success with Boxing fans and Boxing industry people. Many boxing stars have attended the last two Expo’s such as Mike Tyson, Roberto Duran, Tommy Hearns, Roy Jones Jr., Sergio Martinez, Keith Thurman, Danny Garcia, Tim Bradley, Deontay Wilder, Amir Khan, Shawn Porter, Fernando Vargas, Zab Judah, James Toney, Mikey Garcia , Leo Santa Cruz, Terry Norris , Riddick Bowe , Earnie Shavers, Leon Spinks and many more…

The third annual Box Fan Expo will take place in Las Vegas on May 6th, 2017 (Cinco De Mayo weekend) ni awọn Las fegasi Convention Center, lati 10a.m to 5pm. Box Fan Expo is the ultimate boxing fan experience event, and it also coincides with a major fight event weekend.

Tickets for the Box Fan Expo can be purchased at: http://goo.gl/6hnTOb

The event allows fans to Meet and Greet Boxing Superstars of today, Legends of the sport and other boxing Celebrities at their booth. On Site, fans will experience different activities from Autograph Sessions, Photo Sessions, FaceOff with your favorite boxers, as well as a chance to purchase merchandise and memorabilia from their booth, plus so much more… you won’t want to miss this must-attend Expo!

Box Fan Expo will also feature top boxing organizations, awọn olupolowo, ring card girls, famous trainers and commentators as well as boxing gear companies “ALL UNDER ONE ROOF”.

Throughout the next several months leading up to the Event, there will be weekly updates on the many stars that will commit their appearance at the Boxing Expo.

And for anyone in the Boxing industry or other Exhibitors (non-industry), who would like to be involved and reserve a Booth, contact Box Fan Expo:

Telephone number: (514) 572-7222 or Las Vegas Number (702) 997-1927

Fun alaye diẹ ẹ sii, ibewo: www.BoxFanExpo.com
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Edwin Viruet Ring 8 Guest Speaker Tuesday night

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Edwin Viruet
Iwọn 8 Guest Speaker Tuesday night
NIU YOKI (Le 16, 2016) – New York State Boxing Hall-of-Famer Edwin Viruet will be Ring 8’s guest speaker at Tuesday night’s (Le 17) monthly meeting, starting at 7 p.m. ATI, at O’Neill’s Restaurant, be ni 64-21 53rd Drive in Maspeth, Niu Yoki.
“Edwin was inducted into the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2016,” Iwọn 8 Aare Bob Duffy wi. “He was unable to attend the induction ceremony, so we will present him with his Hall of Fame belt at our meeting. Edwin embodies what the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame (NYSBHOF) is all about in terms of his overall achievements and accomplishments as a New York State fighter. We’re very happy that Edwin will have this opportunity to be honored and we’re all interested in hearing him speak about his boxing career.”
Viruet (32-6-2) was a standout amateur boxer, albeit brief, registering a perfect 18-0 gba, highlighted by his winning two New York Golden Gloves Championship in 1968 as a 118-pound sub-novice and the following year in the 126-pound division, Edwin and his brother,Adolpho Viruet, were declared co-champions.
Ni 1969, Viruet turned pro and two years later, he fought a draw with future world championSaulu Mamby and he won a decision over another future world champion, Alfredo Escalara. Three years later, Viruet scored a decision victory against fellow 2016 NYSBHOF inductee Vilomar Fernandez ni Madison Square Ọgbà.
Viruet went the distance twice with world lightweight champion Roberto Duran, losing a decision both times, the first in a non-title fight in 1975 and the second as a world title challenger in Philadelphia two years later.
Ni 1983, Viruet retired as a boxer after having fought in all of the top New York venues – Alawor, The Felt Forum, Sunnyside Garden, Nassau Coliseum, Singer Bowl and Audobon Ballroom.
Viruet also enjoyed a successful career as a trainer with heavyweight Alex Steward, a Golden Gloves champion who, bi a ọjọgbọn, fought Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfieldati George Foreman. Viruet also trained actor Wesley Snipes.
Several Vinny Maddalone njà, courtesy of Charley Norkus, Jr., will be shown on six television screens during Tuesday night’s buffet.
Iwọn 8 Summer Picnic
Ring 8’s annual summer picnic will be held Sunday afternoon, August 28, ni Brady Park ni Massapequa Reserve, Nassau on Long Island, Niu Yoki. Complete details coming soon.
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Olubasọrọ: Bob Trieger, Full ẹjọ Tẹ, 978.590.0470, bobtfcp@hotmail.com fightpublicist
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Iwọn 8 ti wa ni kikun ileri lati atilẹyin kere orire eniyan ni awujo ti o Boxing le beere iranlowo ni awọn ofin ti san owo, egbogi inawo, tabi ohunkohun ti justifiable nilo.
Lọ lori laini si www.Ring8ny.com fun alaye siwaju sii nipa iwọn 8, awọn ti ẹgbẹ ti awọn oniwe-ni irú ni United States pẹlu diẹ ẹ sii ju 350 omo egbe. Lododun omo egbe iforuko sile jẹ nikan $30.00 ati ẹgbẹ kọọkan ti wa ni ẹtọ si kan ajekii ale ni Iwọn 8 oṣooṣu ipade, lai-Keje ati Oṣù. Gbogbo nṣiṣe lọwọ boxers, magbowo ati ki o ọjọgbọn, pẹlu kan isiyi Boxing iwe-ašẹ tabi iwe ti wa ni ẹtọ ni lati kan baramu oruka 8 lododun omo egbe. Titi ti Iwọn 8 omo egbe ni o wa kaabo ni a iye owo ti nikan $7.00 fun eniyan.
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Pinolero Boxing ni igbega ati Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée Tẹ sinu awon ilana Alliance

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Nicaraguan olugbeleke ti Odun afikun

Canada PR & Tita duro si awọn oniwe-igun

Atty. Michael Schmidt (aarin) ti han nibi pẹlu Hall-ti-Famer Roberto Duran (L) ati awọn ọmọ rẹ Robin Duran (R)

 

KITCHENER, Ontario, Canada (June 10, 2015) — Marcelo Sanchez, ti asiwaju Nicaraguan-orisun olugbeleke Pinolero Boxing, ati Canada agbẹjọro Michael J. Schmidt, lori dípò ti ijoba ajosepo ati tita duro Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée, loni kede lapapo a ilana Alliance lati faagun awọn Pinolero brand lori ohun International igba.

 

“Mejeeji ilé iṣẹ ni kukuru ati ki o gun igba afojusun ti o bamu daradara papo,” Schmidt si wi. “Pinolero Boxing Igbega ká ni owo ti sese agbegbe, ti orile-ede ati World Awọn aṣaju-ija. Mejeeji ilé-iṣẹ ni yoo nwa ni orisirisi ọna lati gbe Pinolero boxers sinu kan siwaju International ilana. Pinolero ni a fihan orin gba ti to sese kan to lagbara brand ti aṣaju ati gbogbo akitiyan ti wa ni a ṣe si siwaju rẹ gbooro sii Pinolero Talent. Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée yoo pese afikun àkọsílẹ ajosepo ati tita ĭrìrĭ.”

 

“O han ni,” Schmidt kun, “nibẹ ni yio nikan lailai jẹ ọkan Alex Arguello, bi daradara bi nikan kan Roman “The Chocolatito” Gonzalez – Mo gbagbo ti o yẹ ki o ni pataki ero wa bi awọn ti o dara ju iwon-fun-iwon Onija ni agbaye loni – ṣugbọn Pinolero Boxing ni o ni kan awqn ijinle abinibi ẹni-kọọkan setan lati tanná sinu ara wọn arosọ ipo.”

 

“A ti wa ni daradara mọ ti Ogbeni. Schmidt ati Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée nipasẹ rẹ dada ati ki o ọjọgbọn iṣẹ ni Panama, ati ise ti o ti ṣe fun Boxing media eniyan jakejado aye,” Sanchez, soro lori dípò ti Pinolero Boxing, commented. “A mejeji ti gba pe o wa ni a awqn Talent eyi ti o yẹ ki o ṣe fun tita moriwu. Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée ati Pinolero pin kanna ayọ ni sese awọn ọmọ awọn ọkunrin, ko nikan si National Championships, sugbon tun kan World asiwaju iran, fojusi lori akitiyan lati Brand wa ile-iṣẹ ati awọn boxers ni iwọn, ati ni awọn ofin ti won aworan ati agbara lati jo'gun owo oya ita ti awọn iwọn”.

 

Ni ileri asesewa gẹgẹbi 20-odun-atijọ Junior Ramírez (12-0, 9 KOs), awọn World Council Boxing (WBC) Odo Silver Super lightweight asiwaju, knockout olorin Roberto Arriaza (10-0, 9 KOs), awọn Nicaraguan welterweight asiwaju, ki o si o kere-àdánù Byron Rojas (15-2), wa ni gbogbo awọn pipe apeere ti Pinolero Boxing ká idurosinsin ti nyara Talent.

 

Schmidt jẹ paapa yiya nipa Nicaraguan awọn onija bi awọn Cristofer Rosales Gonzalez, a 20-odun-atijọ pẹlu kan gba ti 13-2, ti o, Schmidt awọn akọsilẹ, “ti ko ti bẹru lati Akobaratan si oke ati awọn ya lori undefeated International idije.”

 

Pinolero Boxing yoo Kó ayeye awọn oniwe- 100th -maili show nipa alejo pataki kan Boxing iṣẹlẹ ni Nicaragua. “A yoo input kan ni kikun ti ṣeto oro ati imose, nipasẹ awọn itọsọna ti Marcelo Sanchez ni Pinolero Boxing,” Schmidt remarked. “A ni o wa yiya lati ṣiṣẹ pẹlu kan ipolowo ile ti, labẹ awọn itọsọna ti Marcelo Sanchez, ni o ni iru exceptional talenti. Ireti, laarin awọn nigbamii ti odun meji tabi, awọn iseda yi ibasepo yoo fi ni awọn fọọmu ti diẹ Boxing aṣaju a crowned labẹ awọn asia Pinolero, sugbon tun ni odo awọn ọkunrin ti o bá se ara wọn pẹlu kilasi ati olorijori, inu ati ita ti awọn iwọn, eyi ti o jẹ ki atorunwa ninu iseda ti diẹ ninu awọn ti arosọ Nicaraguan awọn onija.”

 

“A wo siwaju si Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée ṣiṣẹ fun ati lori dípò ti Pinolero Boxing ni ran lati pese fi awọn iṣẹ-lori ni awọn idagbasoke ti awọn anfani ati tita awọn ikanni yẹ si wa boxers,” Sanchez pari. “Wa July show yoo jẹ kan pataki iṣẹlẹ fun Nicaragua ati awọn ti a gbà nini Schmidt ati Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée lori ọkọ.”

 

ALAYE:

 

Jensen Strauss Agency Limitée: C / Eyin Atty. Michael Schmidt: mjschmidtlaw@hotmail.com, 519-578-1448 (office),
www.schmidtlawoffices.net

 

Pinolero Boxing: www.facebook.com/pages/Boxing olugbeleke de-Pinolero-Boxing / 206277329399716
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Manager John Seip ami Italian Super middleweight afojusọna Daniele Marco Scardina

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(L-R) – Daniel Samisi Scardina ati John Seip

 

Miami (April 6, 2015) – Oniwosan Boxing faili John Seip ni o ni wole gíga dara si Italian magbowo afẹṣẹja Daniel Mark Scardina si ohun iyasoto ti iṣakoso guide.

 

Seip ti wa ni ti o dara ju mọ fun didari Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin si World Boxing Organisation (WBO) aye middleweight akole. Awọn abinibi New Yorker tun seto nyara British Super middleweight Steed “Awọn Stallion” Woodall (7-0-1, 5 KOs).

 

Awọn 21-odun-atijọ Scardina hails lati Rozzano, a ilu ti kere ju 40,000 awon eniyan ni ekun ti Milan. Ti o ti bere Boxing ni 2008 ni awọn ọjọ ori ti 16, wọnyí ni rẹ aburo awon footsteps ti a a afẹṣẹja ni wipe akoko, bi daradara bi Daniele ká ipa awoṣe.

 

Scardina, ti o ní 56 magbowo bouts, sile oke awọn iyin ni afonifoji Itali awọn ere-idije pẹlu awọn Rovereto National, National Silver ibowo, ati meji National Golden ibọwọ. O si tun gba a loôdun idẹ ni ohun International ìṣẹlẹ.

 

Ni 2013, o boxed fun awọn Italia ãra Boxing Egbe ni World jara ti Boxing, gba rẹ nikan baramu lodi si kan German alatako.

 

Scardina akọkọ mu Seip ká ifojusi ni aye olokiki 5th St. -Idaraya in Miami Okun, Ni akọkọ la ni 1950 nipa Chris Dundee, ati awọn ile ti countless aye aṣaju-ti oṣiṣẹ nibẹ pẹlu Muhammad Ali, Carmen Basilio, Willie Pastrano, Emile Griffith, Archie Moore, Roberto Duran, Sonny Liston ati Willie Pep. Awọn ọlọrọ atọwọdọwọ tẹsiwaju ni titun 5th St. -Idaraya, be nitosi ni 1434 Alton Street, ibi ti oke awọn onija lati kakiri aye gẹgẹbi Bernard Hopkins tun-irin.

 

“Mo ti akọkọ ri i ikẹkọ ni 5th St. -Idaraya ati awọn ti o wò bi kan aṣoju magbowo,” Seip salaye. “O si tì jakejado punches ati ki o ko mo bi lati jabọ kan ti o dara jab. Trainers Guy Laieta ati Dino Spencer bere si ṣiṣẹ pẹlu rẹ ki o si bayi o ti n lilo rẹ arọwọto, ija ni a ijinna, ati gège awọn akojọpọ ti jabs ati mu. O si ni kepe nipa Boxing, gbigbọ ati eko gbogbo ọjọ. Daniele ni o ni o dara ọwọ iyara ati agbara. O si ni a dara omo kekere, ju. Mo si ri nkankan ni i, intangibles, ati ki o pinnu lati wole fun u.

 

“Dino jẹ ẹya eni ti o ti da a oke-ogbontarigi-idaraya pẹlu nla sparring anfani ni ohun bugbamu ifihan ki ọpọlọpọ awọn abinibi awọn onija ti o gan Titari kọọkan miiran. O jẹ tẹlẹ gbangba, pe Danielle ti dara si rẹ ogbon ikẹkọ nibẹ. O si ni gun, sare ati awọn alagbara. Iṣẹ rẹ eniye ni alaragbayida; o ni akọkọ ninu awọn idaraya, kẹhin lati lọ kuro. O le ko ipalara yi omo kekere, boya. A gbogbo gbagbo wipe o ni awọn kan gan imọlẹ iwaju.”

 
Scardina deba eru-apo ni 5th St. -Idaraya in Miami Okun

Ko awọn onija lati Russia ati ogbologbo Rosia Bloc orilẹ-ède-, bi daradara bi awon lati Latin America ti o wá si United States lati fi idi wọn ọjọgbọn Boxing dánmọrán, Itali-bi awọn onija ṣọwọn ti tẹle kanna ipa bi Scardina, ti o gbe si Miami odun to koja ki o si ma sun lori pakà ti arakunrin rẹ ká iyẹwu.

 

Awọn Daduro Itali-bi aye asiwaju ẹniti o ti jà osise agbejoro ni America ni Vito Antuofermo (50-7-2, 21 KOs), ti o wà ni WBC / WBA middleweight asiwaju ninu 1979-1980. Antuofermo, tilẹ, gbe pẹlu rẹ ebi to Brooklyn lati Puglia, Italy nigbati o si wà 17 o si kọ bi o si apoti ni America.

 

“Mo ti nigbagbogbo fẹ lati wa ni a asiwaju ni America,” Scardina wi. “Ti o ni Amerika ala fun mi. Mo ro pe mo ti yoo ni a nla anfani ni yi orilẹ-ede lati wa ni o tobi afẹṣẹja ti mo le jẹ pẹlu awọn ọtun iranlọwọ. John Seip ni ọtun faili fun mi nitori ti o gbagbo a le ni aye asiwaju papo bi a egbe.”

 

Scardina ká ayanfẹ boxers ni o wa Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Guillermo Rigondeaux ati Miguel Cotto. “Mo n sise lori pipé bi ohun ita Onija ati ki o si akọkọ apá mi jo,” Scardina kun. Mo n ni ija lati di aye asiwaju.”

 

Scardina ti wa ni o ti ṣe yẹ lati ṣe rẹ pro Uncomfortable yi May tabi June.

 

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