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Julio Hiha Chavez Jr. LOOKS TO MAKE A RESOUNDING STATEMENT WHEN HE RETURNS TO THE RING ON SATURDAY, APERIRA 18 AT THE STUBHUB CENTER LIVE ON SHOWTIME®

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LOS ANGELES MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES AND PHOTOS,

TEN GOOSE BOXING GYM, VAN NUYS, Calif.

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“I am fighting [Andrzej] Fonfara now because I like big opponents. I like the challenge of fighting good, hungry fighters.”

– Julio Hiha Chavez Jr.

“Julio wants credibility in this sport and that’s why he made the decision to take this fight, even though it’s a dangerous decision.”

– Julio Hiha Chavez Sr.

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VAN NUYS, Calif.(April 13, 2015) – Toa o mua te ao Julio Hiha Chavez Jr. tū te īngoa pāpāho i runga i te Paraire in front of a packed house at Ten Goose Boxing Gym in Van Nuys, Calif., as the Mexican superstar prepares to make his SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® waiata i runga i Rāhoroi, April 18, i te Pokapū StubHub i roto i te Carson, Calif., ora i runga i SHOWTIME(10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT).

 

I roto i te hui matua o te SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXINGdoubleheader, Superstar Mexican Chavez, JR. (48-1-1, 32 Koó) meets dangerous brawler Andrzej Fonfara (26-3, 15 Koó) i roto i te 12-a tawhio noa a'ee taumahamaha o te marama.

 

I roto i te 10-a tawhio noa tahi-āhuatanga, runga 10 ranked junior welterweight contender Amir ahau (16-0, 14 Koó) will aim to move one step closer to a world title opportunity when he makes his second start of 2015 against fellow power-puncher Walter Castillo (25-2, 18 Koó).

 

Julio Hiha Chavez, Ninety te toa Mexican nui o te wā katoa, hanga he ahua i roto i īngoa o tana tama, ki te whakaatu i tona tautoko me te tuku kupu o te faaitoitoraa.

 

Tenei ta Chavez Jr., Julio Cesar Chavez and Joe Goossen (kaiwhakangungu) i ki te mea Rāmere i te omaoma Los Angeles-rohe:

 

Julio Hiha Chavez JR., Mua World Champion

“I am very focused going into this fight. I have changed a lot mentally this past year.

 

“I am fighting [Andrzej] Fonfara now because I like big opponents. I like the challenge of fighting good, hungry fighters. Just because Fonfara doesn’t have the name recognition of other fighters, it doesn’t make him an easy fighter. Te uaua ia.

 

“I feel comfortable at light heavyweight. Any time that you can add a couple pounds, you feel better. Although I will be fighting at 175, I feel most comfortable at 168 rite te kaimekemeke. Since I have had one year off, it was a better choice to fight at this weight so that I could see how my body feels.

 

“Since I have added a few pounds, I have become a more physical and stronger boxer. The light heavyweight division has very big and physical contenders.

 

“Joe [Goossen] is a great trainer. He is a great motivator to his fighters and makes them better. I have worked very hard with him for the 35 days we spent together in Lake Tahoe.

 

“When I was training with Freddie Roach, it was very different. I think Freddie is a great trainer, but Joe also has a lot of experience and we have made a connection together.

 

“I really liked training in Lake Tahoe. The altitude, te mowhiti, everything I needed was there. I felt very comfortable up there and I would like to come back there to train for a fight again.

 

“I promise a great fight, this is a very exciting fight. Fonfara isn’t an easy opponent, but he has never seen an opponent like me.”

 

 

SR Julio Hiha Chavez.

“I am here to support and be with my son. I try to give him good advice. I tell him to train and prepare hard, and fortunately he is doing that well.

 

“I think Joe [Goossen] is doing a great job, we are on the same page. We are all focused on him [Chavez Jr.] getting to the fight well prepared. This fight requires great preparation because he is going into the fight at a weight that’s higher than his normal weight and he is facing a very tough opponent.

 

“He must go in 100 percent to win this fight.

 

“I think there has been a 180 degree turn in his career. I see this as a positive because he can really develop his ability and looks very well prepared.

 

“I would’ve liked to have seen him take a tune up fight instead because of his long layoff; I particularly didn’t want this fight.

 

“Hōngongoi [Chavez Jr.] wants credibility in this sport and that’s why he made the decision to take this fight, even though it’s a dangerous decision. He must be very prepared for this fight.”

 

JOE GOOSSEN, Chavez Jr.s’ Trainer

“I’ve been asked over the years who the one fighter was that I would like to work and my answer was always Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

 

“I’ve always really admired his style. I had known him as a kid, his father is a legend. It had always seemed like a dream job for me, and out of nowhere I got it.

 

“Lake Tahoe was tremendous for training camp. You are isolated and it’s not an easy thing. When you aren’t training you are sitting in a hotel room. You are deprived the comforts of home, but it really gives you that concentration and dedication factor and I think that will interpret into some positive results.

 

“I matured over my years, once I had a kid and a family and I think the same has happened with Julio. Life becomes clearer when you put away the immaturity. You realize that you have a future and if you really want to access what’s available to you, then you are going to have to work hard and dedicate yourself to it.

 

“Going to Lake Tahoe and really working hard is a sign of maturity and I think that’s what Julio is going through right now. He really showed it by leaving his home and spending an extended period of time up there. To me that is a great indicator that he is mature, dedicated and taking this fight very seriously.

 

“Of course I believe Julio is ready to fight Fonfara. The fight was made before I even came on board, but that’s the challenge that I am presented with. You must figure out a good game plan and figure out what you’re up against.

 

“Just because Julio has been out a year doesn’t mean that it’s going to be a cake walk for Fonfara. We went up to Lake Tahoe with one thing in mind, and that’s winning this fight and that’s exactly what we’re going to do.”

 

 

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“Chavez Jr. vs. Fonfara”, a 12-round light heavyweight bout co-promoted by Goossen Whakatairanga a Chavez Promotions that takes place at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif. a ka AIR ki runga ki SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT). I roto i te hui tahi-matua, Amir Imam faces Walter Castillo in a 10-round jr. welterweight showdown. Ka hoki te telecast SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING wātea i roto i te reo Pāniora mā hōtaka audio Tuarua (SAP).

 

Utu tikiti mo te kaupapa kei te i $200, $150, $100, $50 a $25, me takoha e hāngai ana, utu me utu ratonga, are available for purchase online at AXS.com.

 

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MAYWEATHER PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCES ADDITION OF UNDEFEATED MEXICAN SUPERSTAR LEO SANTA CRUZ TO FLOYD MAYWEATHER VS. MANNY PACQUIAO PAY-PER-VIEW UNDERCARD

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TAKES ON AN OPPONENT TO BE DETERMINED

Las Vegas (April 10, 2015) – As Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight night approaches, Whakatairanga Mayweather announced today that undefeated Mexican superstar and current WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Lion “Earthquake” Santa Cruz (29-0-1, 17 Koó) will be featured on the three-fight pay-per-view televised undercard against an opponent to be determined.

 

Mayweather vs. Pacquiao takes place Rāhoroi, Kia 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena and will be co-produced and co-distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View® and SHOWTIME PPV® timata i 9:00 p.m. AND/6:00 p.m. PT.

“I’m extremely excited to put one of the most popular and exciting Mexican fighters in the world on the pay-per-view undercard of this historic event on Cinco De Mayo weekend,” Said Mayweather, president of Mayweather Promotions. “I’m all about giving my loyal fans what they want. All the fans watching on fight night will be in for a great show when Leo Santa Cruz enters the ring.”

 

“I’m so honored to be the lead-in for Mayweather vs. Pacquiao and I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to do so on Cinco De Mayo weekend,” Na ka mea a Santa Cruz. “This will be a huge night for boxing and I plan on showing everybody that I’m all about action-packed fights. I’m grateful to Floyd Mayweather and Mayweather Promotions for giving me this opportunity and giving the Mexican fight fans another reason to cheer on Kia 2.”

 

Mayweather vs. Pacquiao marks the second-consecutive Mayweather pay-per-view event featuring Santa Cruz. In September he wiped out Manuel Roman with a second-round technical knockout as the co-main event of “MAYHEM: Mayweather vs. Maidana 2.” Previously he had fought on the non-televised undercard of MAY DAY: Mayweather vs. Robert Guerrero, with a technical knockout over Alexander Munoz. I tua atu, this is the fourth consecutive fight for Santa Cruz at the MGM Grand Garden Arena and his ninth overall in the state of Nevada of his 30 whawhai ngaio.

 

In non-pay-per-view undercard action, a pair of Mayweather Promotions’ fighters will look to keep their undefeated records intact. Super welterweight prospect Chris “Sweet” Pearson (11-0, 9 Koó) will square off against tough brawler Ka mea a El Harrak (12-2-2, 7 Koó) i roto i te a'ee 10-a tawhio.

 

“Ahau he kuao, hungry fighter who has big aspirations in this sport,” said Pearson. “Kia 2 is a great opportunity to show the world why I will be a future world champion.”

 

Ētahi atu, cruiserweight knockout artist Andrew “Te kararehe” Tabiti (9-0, 9 Koó) takes on an opponent to be determined in eight rounds of action.

 

“I can’t wait for this opportunity to get in the ring and show off my power on Kia 2,” said Tabiti. “I’m always ready to put on a show for the fans and I hope they’re ready to see a big knockout.”

 

“Mayweather Promotions is dedicated to putting on the biggest events for fans and with the inclusion of these great young fighters we are ensuring that once again,” Said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO o Mayweather Whakatairanga. “Chris Pearson and Andrew Tabiti are future world champions who will have a chance to perform on the biggest stage in all of boxing on Kia 2, and I can’t say enough bout how excited we are to have Leo Santa Cruz on the card as the lead in for Mayweather vs. Pacquiao.”

 

The fan-friendly two-division world champion Santa Cruz has defended his super bantamweight title numerous times in impressive fashion on his way to earning a reputation as one of the most exciting fighters in the world. The 26-year-old won his first world title in 2012. I roto i te 2013 he won his super bantamweight title, which he now holds. Born in Huetamo, Michoaca de Ocampo, Mexico but fighting out of Los Angeles, Santa Cruz looks to entertain the fans at MGM Grand on Kia 2 when he fights on the highly anticipated Mayweather vs. Pacquiao pay-per-view.

 

An undefeated prospect out of Dayton, Ohio, Pearson is coming off of an impressive unanimous decision in Dececmber 2014 over the hard-hitting Steve Martinez and he looks to keep his momentum going when he fights on Kia 2. I tika 24,, Pearson had recorded eight straight victories inside the distance before his most recent bout. He takes on the 27-year-old El Harrak who fights out of Henderson, Nev. by way of London.

 

A 25-year-old with extreme knockout power, Tabiti last fought in December 2014 and delivered with a first-round knockout of Ernest Reyna. It was his ninth knockout in a row to start his career. Fanauhia i roto i te Chicago, engari whawhai i roto i Las Vegas, “Te kararehe” hopes to make it 10 knockouts i roto i 10 tries when he enters the ring onKia 2.

 

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INTERIM 122-POUND WORLD CHAMP OSCAR ESCANDON RISKS HIS TITLE AGAINST UNBEATEN MOISES FLORES SATURDAY, APERIRA 18 LIVE ON SHOWTIME EXTREME®

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Younger Brother of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
Will Also Be In Action from StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.

SHOWTIME BOXING on SHO EXTREME Airs Live at 8 p.m. AND/PT;

And Precedes SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING

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E ora i runga i SHOWTIME® AT 10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT

Full Undercard Featuring Mix Of Exciting Veterans & Rising Prospects

Tickets Are On Sale!


Carson, Calif. (April 10, 2015) — Interim WBA Super Bantamweight World Champion Oscar Escandon (24-1, 16 Koó), of Tolima, Colombia, will make the first defense of his 122-pound title when he faces undefeated Mohi “El Chucky” Flowers (22-0, 1 NC, 16 Koó), o Kuatalahala, Mexico, in the 12-round main event live on SHOWTIME BOXING i runga i SHOWTIME EXTREME (8 p.m. AND/PT) i runga i Rāhoroi, April 18 i Center StubHub i Carson, Calif.

 

Headlining the card, popular Mexican superstar and former middleweight world champion Julio Hiha Chavez, JR. (48-1-1, 32 Koó) ka meinga e tona SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXINGdebut when he meets dangerous brawler Andrzej Fonfara (26-3, 15 Koó) ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/ 7 p.m. PT).

 

In the 10-round co-feature of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING, Top 10 ranked junior welterweight contender Amir ahau (16-0, 14 Koó) will aim to move one step closer to a world title opportunity when he makes his second start of 2015 against fellow power-puncher Walter Castillo(25-2, 18 Koó).

 

Opening the SHOWTIME EXTREME telecast, Omar “El Businessman” Chavez (32-3-1, 22 Koó), younger brother of Chavez, JR. and son of legendary Julio Hiha Chavez Sr., Ka fehangahangai Richard Gutierrez (28-15-1, 17 Koó) in an eight-round super welterweight fight. Wā tukua e, unbeaten Argentine welterweight Fabian “TNT” Maidana (5-0, 4 Koó), brother of former world champion Marcos Maidana will also be featured in the featured in the telecast against an opponent to be named.

 

The action continues featuring a clash of middleweight contenders when Fernando Guerrero (26-3, 19 Koó) tutaki Aperahama Han (23-2, 14 Koó) in a 10-round middleweight match. Ētahi atu, young undefeated prospects face tough challenges when Wes Nofire (16-0, 12 Koó) e i runga i Joell Godfrey (17-13-1, 6 Koó) in six-round heavyweight action, Horano Shimmell (18-0, 15 Koó) kanohi Carlos Reyes (7-6-1, 5 Koó) in an eight-round cruiserweight bout and Anthony Flores (6-0, 5 Koó) whawhai William Hughes (4-2, 3 Koó) in a six-round welterweight contest.

 

Ngā ano, Jessie Roma (17-2, 9 Koó) a 2012 Olympic Silver medalist from MongoliaTugstogt Nyambayar (1-0, 1 KO) i roto i te pāngia motuhake.

 

Tickets for the event co-promoted by Goossen Promotions and Chavez Promotions are priced at $200, $150, $100, $50 a $25, me takoha e hāngai ana, utu me utu ratonga, and are on sale online at AXS.com.

 

Ko te pukuriri-whakaaro, 30-tau-tau Escandon captured the crown in his last start via a 12-round split decision over Canadian southpaw Tyson Cave last Dec. 11. Escandon was making his United States debut and triumphed in a tight fight by the scores of 117-111, 115-113 a 113-115.

 

Escandon was a top amateur -he represented Colombia in the 2004 Olympic Games- before turning professional in June 2006. Twenty of his initial 21 fights took place in his native Colombia while he’s also fought in Argentina and Panama. His lone defeat came in his first attempt at the interim WBA title on a split 12-round decision to Nehomar Cermenoon Aug. 10, 2013, i roto i te Panama. .

 

Flowers, 28, Kei te hanga i tana 2015 debut and third start in a row in the United States. He pro mai August 2008, Flowers’ tuatahi 20 fights took place in Mexico. He’s never gone more than seven full rounds although three of his fights have been scheduled for 10.

 

Known in Mexico for his show stopping-knockouts, the heavy-handed Flores registered three devastating knockouts in 2013, the biggest of which was a brutal second-round stoppage of longtime Mexican contender Rodolfo Hernandez in February of that year.

Flores recorded a seventh-round TKO in his last start over Mario Macias last Nov. 21 i roto i te Tulsa.

 

Omar Chavez, 25, the youngest son of Julio Sr. and three years younger than Julio Jr., will be making his U.S. a 2015 tuatahi. All his fights have been in Mexico, where he turned pro at the tender age of 16 i roto i te Hakihea 2006. He was victorious in his first 28 bouts before losing a 10-round split decision to Jorge Paez Jr., the son of popular former world champion, Jorge “Maromero” Paez, i roto i te Hakihea 2011. Paez also outpointed Chavez across 10 rounds in July 2012, this time unanimously.

 

After the rematch with Paez, the 5-foot-8 Chavez won four consecutive times, including a 10-round decision over Daniel Sandoval i roto i te Mei 2014 to win the NABO 154-pound crown. But Chavez lost his last fight on a shocking 10-round decision to Ramon Alvarez, brother of Haora “Canelo” Alvarez, i runga i Mahuru. 27, 2014.

 

The 36-year-old Gutierrez is hoping to bounce back after suffering consecutive defeats. Fighting out of Miami by way of Colombia, Gutierrez has been battle-tested over the years having faced the likes ofJoshua Clottey, Vanes Martirosyan a Luis Carlos Abregu.

 

Maidana, 22, is nine years younger than Marcos. A pro since June 21, 2014, he has won his last four fights by knockout, all within two rounds.

 

An exciting, come-forward crowd-pleaser (like his big brother), Maidana will be making his third start at StubHub. He won a decision his first time out and by a first-round knockout over Phillip Sorianothe second time around.

 

A terrific amateur, Maidana was the Pan American Youth Championships Bronze Medalist and World Youth Championships Silver Medalist in 2010.

 

A former world title contender, Warrior is looking to bounce back from losing to David Lemieux in 2014. With victories over Ishe Smith, Gabriel Rosado and Derrick Findley, the 28-year-old from the Dominican Republic but fighting out of Salisbury, MD. is eager to redeem himself and get back into the hunt for another world title opportunity.

 

A 30-year-old former kickboxing champion, Han, of El Paso, Texas, ka tahuri pro i roto i 2007 and quickly adapted his skills to the boxing ring. Riro ia tona tuatahi 19 pro fights before losing a hard-fought bout with Glen Tapia in 2013. He rebounded to win four straight bouts before suffering a split-decision defeat to Sergio Mora his last time out.

 

An undefeated heavyweight prospect fighting out of Miami by way of Tahlequah, Oklahoma, Nofiremakes his debut in California when he looks for win number 17. The 28-year-old will battle the 34-year-old Godfrey out of East Saint Louis, Mate.

 

A former amateur standout who became the first heavyweight to win four Michigan Golden Gloves titles, Shimmell will attempt to remain undefeated and entertain the crowd with his seventh straight knockout against Reyes, 37, o Phoenix, Ariz. Te nuinga tata, the 26-year-old stopped Phil Williams in the fifth round in Dec. 2014.

 

A young prospect fighting out of Santa Ana, Calif., Roma will look to bounce back from losses in two of his last three fights after starting his career with 16 karapīpiti whakaora. The 23-year-old will be fighting at StubHub for the first time.

 

A hot welterweight prospect, the 24-year-old Flowers will look to represent his hometown of Los Angeles when he takes on the 37-year-old Hughes out of Tacoma, Horoi. Opening the card is the 22-year-old 2012 Olympic Silver medalist out of Mongolia, Nyambayar who battles an opponent to be determined.

 

Brian Custer will call the SHOWTIME EXTREME action from ringside with boxing historian Steve Farhood serving as expert analyst.

 

Chavez Jr. vs. Fonfara Ko te a'ee 12-a tawhio noa e e wahi i Center StubHub i Carson, Calif. a ka AIR ki runga ki SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT). Ka hoki te telecast SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING wātea i roto i te reo Pāniora mā hōtaka audio Tuarua (SAP).

 

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FRANK GALARZA vs. SHELDON MOORE IEVGEN KHYTROV vs. AARON COLEY SERGIY DEREVYANCHENKO vs. ALAN CAMPA FINAL WEIGHTS, Korukī & Whakaahua

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ShoBox: The New Generation Tripleheader LIVE TONIGHT on SHOWTIME®

From Aviator Sports and Events Center in Brooklyn, N.Y..

 

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WÄTEA KATOA: Chavez, With Unparalleled Access To Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Sr.

Premieres Immediately Following Friday’s ShoBox

 

NEW YORK (April 9, 2015) - Brooklyn-Māori, hinga kore Frank "Notorious" Galarza paunatia-i roto i te i 154 pounds and Belgium’s Sheldon "Ko e Ofi" Moore i whanganga ano 153 ¼ pounds during Thursday’s official weigh-in for the main event of this Friday’s ShoBox: Ko te Generation New, ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. ET / PT, roa i runga i te Tai Te Hau-ā-uru).

 

Galarza (16-0-2, 10 Koó), te whakaaro e te tokomaha rite "Ko e Brooklyn Rocky," and Moore (13-2-1, 9 Koó) will square off in the eight-round super welterweight headliner of the televised tripleheader from theAviator Sports me Events Pokapū i roto i te Brooklyn, N.Y..

 

Tūturu whitu mana-pahaki Ievgen "Ko e Iukereiniana Lion" Khytrov (9-0, 9 Koó) nōhia nga pauna i 161 ½ pounds and fellow unbeaten Arona "Taumaha Metal" Coley (9-0-1, 6 Koó), o Hayward, Calif., i whanganga ano 160 ½ pounds for their eight-round middleweight bout.

 

I roto i te whawhai whakatuwheratanga o te telecast, puru-kongakonga whitu super amanaki Sergiy "Ko e Kaihangarau" Derevyanchenko (4-0, 3 Koó Series / World o Boxing: 23-1, 7 Koó) will take on once-beatenAlan “Amenaza/Threat” Campa (13-1, 1 NC, 9 Koó) in an eight-round super middleweight match. Derevyanchenko, of Ukraine and now training in Brooklyn with Khytrov, i whanganga ano 163 ¼ pounds while Mexico’s Campa weighed-in at 165 pauna.

 

Tikiti mo te takahanga, whakatairangatia ana e DiBella Entertainment i roto i te whai wāhi ki te Whakatairanga Whawhai Inc. and New Legend Boxing are on sale and priced at $100, $70 a $35. Ka taea e Tickets te hokona e te karanga DiBella Entertainment i (212) 947-2577. Doors tuwhera i 6:15 p.m. AND, ki te a'ee tuatahi whakaritea hoki 6:45 p.m. AND.

 

Tenei ta nga whawhai i ki te mea i mua ki a Rāpare o paunatia-i roto i:

 

GALARZA:

“We had some great sparring with guys like Daniel Jacobs, Sadam Ali, Khytrov. They always give me top tough work. That’s top competition right there. Fighting guys like that builds my confidence. If I can hang in there with them then I can hang with anyone. They’re going to help to bring me to another level. I feed off their energy.

 

“Moore is an aggressive fighter, but I’m a come-forward guy, rawa. Taea e ahau pukuriri, but smart aggressive. Not just aggressive to punch and throw punches wildly. It’s more being smart, using my defense, my offense and countering when he makes mistakes.

 

“I try not to think about fighting in the main event in Brooklyn, but it helps and it definitely motivates me. Te tikanga e ahau, it doesn’t get any better than that – fighting in my home in the main event.

 

“It’s my backyard, so I have to put on a show. It doesn’t give me jitters because I’ve fought in my home before, but the main event is different. I just need to do my job.

 

"Hoki ahau, it’s will and skill. I bring my skill level to the next level. How bad do I want it? Am I going to perform well enough to move to the next level and face those top contenders?

 

“I want to face the top prospects so I can earn a spot as a contender. But I need to get through this guy first.”

 

MOORE:

“The main reason why I came all the way to the United States is because here is where boxing is at its best. I’m really excited about this opportunity. Being on SHOWTIME as a main event is huge for me.

 

“It’s not going to be easy, I’m fighting a guy from Brooklyn in Brooklyn in his back yard. But I’ve been in this situation before, I’ve fought abroad many times before and I’m not intimidated. It’s another day at the office for me.

 

“This is it for me, there’s no turning back. Kua ahau ki te riro. I just don’t see myself losing tomorrow.

 

“I’ve seen a couple Galarza videos on YouTube. He was more of a brawler at the beginning of his career. Na, he’s a more disciplined boxer. That can backfire sometimes, something to watch out.

 

“You’ll see fireworks and excitement. I’m not going to look for the knockout. I think it’s a bad strategy to do that. If it comes, it comes. I’ll be looking to win, no matter what. This is a very big fight for me, so it’ll be all about winning, impressing and being at my best.”

 

KHYTROV

“The atmosphere training in Big Bear was amazing. It was one of the best training camps I’ve had. I’ve never been through a camp in the amateurs like that.

 

“I had a chance to meet Gennady (Golovkin) in Big Bear and we spoke and actually became pretty close. We talked about training regime, stuff athletes talk about. I loved it there.

 

“The adjustment from amateurs to pros has been fine. The only difference is handling the different rounds and realizing that you have to pace yourself for these eight, 10, 12 round fights.

 

“The best time to knock a guy out is in the first two rounds when they aren’t warmed up yet. I tried against (Jorge) Melendez but I couldn’t get him out. I just realized I needed to pace myself for the other six rounds and work the body. It was nice to get those rounds and experience against a tough fighter.

 

“I know he (Coley) is a pretty hard-hitting southpaw. I assume that he won’t come forward, but maybe he’ll surprise me. He has a few knockouts, but I’m going to watch him, learn and adapt.

 

“I faced southpaws in the amateurs. His style won’t give me any issues. I could even switch to a southpaw stance if I need to.

 

“Personally, health allowing, I think I should be a contender by the end of 2015. But I put all my trust into my team. They know best. My job is just to train and prepare for everything they put in front of me.

 

“Yes, 100 percent I’d like to face Gennady. To be the best you have to fight the best. And right now I consider him to be the best 160 pound fighter in the world.”

 

COLEY:

“Fighting on TV for me is a big deal. When I was little, my father used to throw fight parties to watch big fights and tomorrow he’s throwing one for me. That alone makes me so proud. I’ll have my own viewing party. I’m fighting on national television, i runga i SHOWTIME. That’s such of big deal for me. This is my breakout. This is the sign I’m made it.

 

“I stay in shape all year round, but for the past two months I’ve been taking it to the extreme. Training hard, sparring even harder.

 

“I’ve been working very hard. I’ve sparred with world champions and I’ve been doing well. I think this is my time to step up and show everybody how good I am.

 

“I’m predicting there will be a stoppage in the later rounds.”

DEREVYANCHENKO:

“The competition I faced in the WSB was, for the most part, the best fighters in the world. Na tawhiti, the guys I’ve faced in the pros don’t have that resume, that skill level. So I think I’ve fought in more than just four pro fights.

 

“I’m working hard in the gym to make the transition from amateur to pro. I’m taking it step-by-step. I don’t want to jump the gun or make a mistake too fast. I’m looking forward to increasing my level of opposition gradually.

 

“I’ve seen some of his (Campa) whawhai. In some fights he boxes different than in other fights. We’ll see what he does in the ring and adjust accordingly. But I don’t think he can bring anything that I haven’t seen before. But he’s a Mexican fighter so we know he won’t give up.

 

“I’m going to show what I’m worth. I’ve been preparing for this my whole life. Now is my chance to build my fan base and show what I can do in the ring.”

CAMPA:

“This is my first fight in the U.S., and I’m planning to take full advantage of this opportunity.

 

“My training was intense, a lot of running, especially in the mountains. I worked on my conditioning and my speed. I’m at the best shape I’ve ever been.

 

“When I found out about my opponent, I watched video on him and I know I’m better than him. I think my main advantages are age and speed. My opponent is 29, Ahau 23. I’m younger and quicker and I’m not about to make it easy for him.

 

“I’m going to read him in the early rounds and, if I feel he’s not hurting me, I’ll go the distance.

 

“This fight is a huge step-up for me. I see it as key fight. I feel it might be a make or break for me. Ka kite tatou i, I might get a chance to deliver a knockout and that might spark some attention in the boxing world.”

 

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Barry Tompkins Ka karanga i te ShoBox mahi i te ringside ki Farhood me te toa o mua ao Raul Marquez i te tavini ei tohunga kaitätari. Ko te kaihanga matua, ko te Gordon Hall ki Richard Gaughante whakaputa me te Rick Phillips aratai.

 

Mō ShoBox: Ko te Generation New
Mai i tōna urunga i roto i te Hōngongoi 2001, te raupapa mekemeke SHOWTIME arohaehae, manohi, ShoBox: Ko te Generation New ki āu fifi kua ngā taranata taitamariki. Te ShoBox kaupapa, ko te ki te televise whakaongaonga, kua takoto mano-ahuareka, me ngā tākaro whakataetae i te whakarato i te whenua ata mohiotia hoki opuaraa pai ki te whawhai mo te taitara ao. Ētahi o te rārangi e tupu o te 59 whawhai nei i puta i runga i ShoBox me te matatau ki te ngaki taitara ao ngā: Andre Ward, Deontay Wilder, Erislandy Lara, Shawn Porter, Gary Russell Jr., Lamont Peterson, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Omar Figueroa, Nonito Donaire, Devon Alexander, Carl Froch, Robert Guerrero, Timothy Bradley, Jessie Vargas, Juan Manuel Lopez, Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi, Ricky Hatton, Kelly Pavlik, Paora Williams me te ake.

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UNDEFEATED 140-POUND CONTENDER AMIR IMAM TO FACE WALTER CASTILLO IN CHAVEZ-FONFARA CO-FEATURE APRIL 18 ON SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING®

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Rāhoroi, April 18, LIVE i runga i SHOWTIME® (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT)

From StubHub Center In Carson, Calif.

NEW YORK (April 8, 2015) – Top 10 ranked super lightweight contender Amir ahau (16-0, 14 Koó) will aim to move one step closer to a world title opportunity when he makes his second start of 2015 against fellow power-puncher Walter Castillo (25-2, 18 Koó) in the 10-round co-feature of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING i runga i Rāhoroi, April 18, LIVE on SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT)

 

In the main event from Pokapū StubHub i roto i te Carson, Calif., Superstar Mexican Julio Hiha Chavez(48-1-1, 32 Koó) faces exciting brawler Andrzej Fonfara (26-3, 15 Koó), of Chicago by way of Poland, i roto i te 12-a tawhio noa a'ee taumahamaha o te marama.

 

Ko tētahi o opuaraa tere-maranga o te mekemeke, kua patototanga a roto i te Imam-tau 24-tawhito 14 o tona 16 professional opponents since turning pro in 2011. The Albany, N.Y., native is coming off a fifth-round TKO of Fidel Maldonado Jr., in a brawl on Jan. 17 on SHOWTIME that featured five total knockdowns. E ahau, currently ranked No. 4 in the WBA and No. 7 i roto i te WBC, touched the canvas for the first time in his career but bounced back and relied on his power to floor Maldonado a total of four times.

 

“I know Walter is a tough fighter, he comes forward and throws a lot of punches,” Na ka mea a Imam. “But I will figure him out quickly once I get inside the ring. I’m working on a lot of different things for this training camp, lots of tricky moves that are going to excite the fans. It’s great to fight outdoors at StubHub Center and to showcase my talents on SHOWTIME. I’m here to entertain and prove I’m ready for that title shot.”

 

Castle (25-2, 18 Koó), o Managua, Nicaragua, has won nine straight and KO’d six of his last seven opponents. The 26-year-old has fought mostly in Nicaragua and the only blemishes on his record are a split-decision loss in his pro debut and a controversial 2008 split decision on the road against former world champ Vicente Mosquera i roto i te Panama. Castle, who has knocked out his last four opponents inside of four rounds, will make his second start in the U.S. after winning his American debut via first round TKO last October.

 

“Ahau rawa oaoa mo tenei whawhai. I’ve been training hard for months now and can’t wait for the bell to ring,” Castillo said. “Where I’m from we have a history of great warriors like Alexis Arguello and Rosendo Alvarez and on April 18 I’m looking to moving one step closer to adding my name to that list. Imam may be undefeated but I’m ready for a war.”

 

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Tikiti mo te takahanga, e te tahi whakatairangatia ana-e Goossen Whakatairanga me Chavez Whakatairanga, E utu i $200, $150, $100, $50 a $25, me takoha e hāngai ana, utu me utu ratonga, kei runga i te hoko i teie nei, a, he wātea mo te hoko ipurangi i AXS.com.

 

Chavez Jr. vs. Fonfara, Ko te a'ee 12-a tawhio noa e e wahi i Center StubHub i Carson, Calif. a ka AIR ki runga ki SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT). Ka hoki te telecast SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING wātea i roto i te reo Pāniora mā hōtaka audio Tuarua (SAP).

 

Mō ētahi atu pārongo'a'ahi www.sports.sho.com, te whai i runga i Twitter iSHOSports, @ Jcchavezjr1, andrzej_fonfara, StubHubCenter ASwanson_Comm, te whai i te whakahaere mā te whakamahi i #ChavezFonfara, riro i te tahi i runga i Facebook i www.facebook.com/SHOBoxing 'a'ahi ki te Blog SHOWTIME mekemeke i ranei http://theboxingblog.sho.com.
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* * * VIDEO Matohi * * *FRANK GALARZA LOOKS TO STAY UNBEATEN THIS FRIDAY ON SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATION AFTER REGISTERING ONE OF THE MOST MEMORABLE KNOCKOUT VICTORIES OF 2014

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I roto i tona ShoBox: Ko te Generation New debut in January 2014, Frank "Notorious" Galarza registered one of the most memorable knockouts of the year against the favored John Thompson. Galarza, regarded by many as “The Brooklyn Rocky,” faces Belgium’s Sheldon Moore teneiRāmere, April 10, i 10 p.m. AND/PT i te SHOWTIME®

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Mai i tōna urunga i roto i te Hōngongoi 2001, te raupapa mekemeke SHOWTIME arohaehae, manohi, ShoBox: Ko te Generation New ki āu fifi kua ngā taranata taitamariki. Te ShoBox kaupapa, ko te ki te televise whakaongaonga, kua takoto mano-ahuareka, me ngā tākaro whakataetae i te whakarato i te whenua ata mohiotia hoki opuaraa pai ki te whawhai mo te taitara ao. Ētahi o te rārangi e tupu o te 59 whawhai nei i puta i runga i ShoBox me te matatau ki te ngaki taitara ao ngā: Andre Ward, Deontay Wilder, Erislandy Lara, Shawn Porter, Gary Russell Jr., Lamont Peterson, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Omar Figueroa, Nonito Donaire, Devon Alexander, Carl Froch, Robert Guerrero, Timothy Bradley, Jessie Vargas, Juan Manuel Lopez, Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi, Ricky Hatton, Kelly Pavlik, Paora Williams me te ake.

 

Tickets for the DiBella Entertainment event are on sale and priced at $100, $70 a $35. Ka taea e Tickets te hokona e te karanga DiBella Entertainment i (212) 947-2577. Doors tuwhera i 6:15 p.m. AND, ki te a'ee tuatahi whakaritea hoki 6:45 p.m. AND.

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SHOWTIME Sports® Award-Winning Series Returns With “ALL ACCESS: Chavez”; One-Episode Special Premieres This Friday, April 10 on SHOWTIME®

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Julio Hiha Chavez, JR. & His Legendary Father In Training Camp, Preparing For His SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Debut on Saturday, April 18, ora i runga i SHOWTIME

 

VIDEO PREVIEW LINK: http://s.sho.com/1c5cLDQ

 

“I had a hard life so yes, I am angry with him.” – Julio Hiha Chavez, JR.

“I had all Mexico and the world at my feet at that time. But it still didn’t fill the void…So what was it that I looked for? The easiest and stupidest things…drugs and alcohol.” – Julio Hiha Chavez, Sr.

 

NEW YORK (April 7, 2015) –The Sports Emmy® Raupapa tohu-toa WÄTEA KATOA returns to examine the life of Mexican superstar Julio Hiha Chavez, JR., as he prepares to make his SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® debut against dangerous brawler Andrzej Fonfara i runga i Rāhoroi, April 18, ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/ 7 p.m. PT) i te Pokapū StubHub i roto i te Carson, Calif.

 

WÄTEA KATOA: Chavez premieres Rāmere, April 10, e whai ake nei tonu te ora ShoBox: Ko te Generation New tripleheader at 10 p.m. AND/PT.

 

WÄTEA KATOA: Chavez is written and reported by SHOWTIME Sports contributor Mark Kriegel. Author of acclaimed biographies “The Good Son: The Life of Ray ‘Boom Boom’ Mancini” and “Pistol: The Life of Pete Maravich,” Kriegel has long focused on the conflicts and complexities that beset fathers and sons in sports.

 

With unprecedented access to the young star–Mexico’s first and only middleweight world champion–and his famous father, WÄTEA KATOAuncovers the stormy yet loving relationship between Junior and his legendary father.

 

No question remains unanswered in a series of interviews at Junior’s high-altitude camp in Lake Tahoe, where his father once trained. What was it like to grow up as the son of Mexico’s greatest fighter? What price does a fighter pay for drugs and alcohol? And what does it do to his family?

 

Only the ending remains in doubt: Is Junior being punished for the sins of his father, or is he doomed to repeat them?

 

“Fame can be a disease, like addiction,” says Kriegel. “And this family has battled both. Junior and Senior weren’t merely candid. They were confessional. Na, Whakaaro ahau, courageous, too.”

 

Ki te WÄTEA KATOA cameras entrenched in camp, viewers will meet three generations of Mexico’s most famous fighting family as the 29-year-old Junior navigates a crossroads of his career.

 

WÄTEA KATOA: CHAVEZ premieres on SHOWTIME with multiple encore presentations. WÄTEA KATOA will be available on SHOWTIME ON DEMAND®, SHOWTIME te Wā® a online iSHO.com/Sports.

 

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“Chavez Jr. vs. Fonfara”, is a 12-round bout to takes place at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., a ka Air ora i runga i SHOWTIME (10 p.m. AND/7 p.m. PT). Ka hoki te telecast SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING wātea i roto i te reo Pāniora mā hōtaka audio Tuarua (SAP).

Tikiti mo te takahanga, e te tahi whakatairangatia ana-e Goossen Whakatairanga me Chavez Whakatairanga, E utu i $200, $150, $100, $50 a $25, me takoha e hāngai ana, utu me utu ratonga, haere i runga i te hoko i tenei ra i 12 p.m. PT a e wātea ana mō te hoko ipurangi i AXS.com.

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* * * VIDEO Matohi * * * FLOYD MAYWEATHER VS. Manny PACQUIAO OFFICIAL Tuhinga COMMERCIAL AND ATAATA LINK

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Ki te iti iho i te marama ki te haere tae noa ki te pupūtanga o aito hītori waenganui i 11-wā, toa e rima-wehenga te ao Floyd “Money” Mayweather me te toa waru-wehenga te ao Manny “Pac-tangata” Pacquiao, te rōpū marketing ngātahi mō te Mayweather vs. Tukua whakatairanga Pacquiao te wahi arumoni i teie mahana touting i te kaupapa utu-ia-tirohanga.

 

Tenei arumoni — kiriata ki te prizefighters e rua i roto i te taiwhanga Los Angeles i runga i te ahiahi o Maehe 11 — Ko te mahi tahi i waenganui i auaha Mayweather Whakatairanga, Kapa Top, SHOWTIME PPV® a HBO te utu-Per-View®. Ko te wahi 30-rua miramira te anaanatae, me te nui nui o tenei kotahi-i roto i te-te-oraraa takahanga. Tavini te reira rite te lynchpin ki te marketing whakahau maha-pāpāho kaitaua e ka tangohia te wahi i roto i te wiki e wha i muri mai. Ko te whānui Mayweather vs. Tūmanakohia Pacquiao marketing pakanga ki te farii i ngā taumata tuatahi o te tautoko mai i ngā ratonga utu-ia-tirohanga.

 

Ko te pupūtanga epic e wahi Rāhoroi, Kia 2 i te MGM Grand Garden Arena, a ka ruruku-hua me te tahi-wehea ora e HBO te utu-Per-View me SHOWTIME PPV. Haamata te telecast ora utu-ia-tirohanga i 9:00 p.m. AND / 6:00 p.m. PT.

 

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

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

Artur BETERBIEV tëtahi knockout OVER Gabriel CAMPILLO

Julian Williams WINS ki te uaua Joey Hernandez

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

A Tamutu STEVENSON

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

Saki puru

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

Artur BETERBIEV

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

Gabriel Campillo

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

Julian Williams

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

Joey Hernandez

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

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

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

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

 

Pauna Official:

A Tamutu STEVENSON: 174 ½ Pounds

Saki puru: 174 ½ Pounds

 

Artur BETERBIEV: 175 Pauna

Gabriel Campillo: 174 ½ Pounds

 

(TV Swing Bout)

Julian Williams: 154 ½ Pounds

Joey Hernandez: 155 pauna

 

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