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Undefeated Welterweight Prospects Miguel Cruz & Alex Martin Battle in Premier Boxing Champions on Spike Action Friday, January 13 si Hialeah Park Racing & Cha cha n'ime Miami

January 6, 2017 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

Ọzọ! Former Bantamweight World Champion Juan Carlos Payano

Returns to Face Mexico’s Isao Gonzalo Carranza

Lightweight Prospect Dennis Galarza, Miami’s Joey Hernandez & Undefeated Prospect Robert Daniels Jr. Dị iche iche oké mmanya

Miami (January 4, 2017) – Undefeated atụmanya Miguel Cruz (13-0, 11 Kos) na Alex Martin (13-0, 5 Kos) will meet in a welterweight showdown featured on Premier Boxing agbachitere na Spike Friday, January 13 from Hialeah Park Racing and Casino in Miami.

PBC on Spike is headlined by super welterweight world champion Erislandy “The American Dream” Lara na-ewere on mbụ n'ụwa onye mmeri Yuri onyeisi ọrụ. Televised mkpuchi na-amalite mgbe 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT with former super middleweight world champion Anthony “The Dog” Dirrell battling Hungary’s Norbert Nemesapati na a 10 gburugburu n'obi.

Tiketi maka ndụ omume, nke a na-akwalite dike Boxing, na-ọnụ na $25, $35, $50, $75, $100 na $125, bụghị gụnyere ọdabara ụgwọ, na ndị na ere now. Tiketi nwere ike zụrụ online na www.myticketforce.com site na ịpị EBE A, site na ekwentị na (877) 840-0457ma ọ bụ na Hialeah Park cha cha onu.

Additional action will feature former world champion Juan Carlos Payano (17-1, 8 Kos) na-ewere na Mexico si Isao Gonzalo Carranza (15-7-1, 8 Kos) in bantamweight action plus middleweight brawler Life Hernandez (24-4-1, 14 Kos) facing Nicaragua’s Edwin Palacios(12-4-1, 8 Kos) na a isii gburugburu n'obi.

Rounding out the night of fights is lightweight prospect Dennis Galarza (13-2, 8 Kos) in a six-round matchup against Puerto Rico’s Edgardo Rivera (7-4-2, 5 Kos) na undefeated atụmanya Robert Daniels Jr. (1-0, 1 Ko) of Miami battling Puerto Rico’s Antonio Alicea (0-1) in a four-round light heavyweight fight.

Mụrụ na Aguada, Puerto Rico and now residing in Lake Mary, Florida, the 26-year-old Cruz was a member of the Puerto Rico National Team as an amateur. Ọ tụgharịrị pro na 2012 and picked up five victories in 2015 as he ended fights with Virgil Green, Daniel Rodriguez, Eli Addison, Juan Rodriguez, Travis Hartman and Anthony Abbruzzese inside the distance. Ọtụtụ na-adịbeghị anya, Cruz earned a decision victory over previously unbeaten Samuel Figueroa in their May 2016 showdown.

A highly-regarded amateur fighter out of Chicago, Martin bụ a 2012 Olympic alternate in addition to earning multiple National Golden Gloves titles and boasting a 340-10 ndekọ. The 27-year-old turned pro in April 2013 and stopped his first five opponents inside of the distance. Martin picked up two victories in 2016 beating experienced opponents Juan Carlos Abreu and Rosemberg Gomez as he prepares for January 13 ọgwụgwụ.

The two-time Dominican Olympian Payano will start his path towards another world title after first becoming a champion via a technical decision over Anselmo Moreno in September 2014. The accomplished amateur won gold at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean games with victories over McJoe Arroyo and Yoandris Salinas. The 32-year-old defeated Jundy Maraon, Jose Silveria and Luis Maldonado on the way to his title shot and most recently comes off a pair of exciting fights with Rau’shee Warren that saw him defense his title in August 2015 and lose in June 2016.

Representing Distrito Federal, Mexico, Carranza has fought professionally since 2010 ma merie 10 nke mbụ ya 11 ịlụ ọgụ. The 30-year-old enters this fight with his last victory coming over Willy Velazquez before his most recent challenge of Alejandro Hernandez for a Mexican title. Carranza will be making his U.S. debut when he enters the ring on January 13.

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HEAVYWEIGHT BRAWL PITTING CHEICK KONGO AGAINST OLI THOMPSON ADDED TO ‘BELLATOR 172’ ON FEB. 18

January 6, 2017 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

BATTLE OF UNDEFEATED ADAM PICCOLOTTI AND BRENT PRIMUS ALSO ADDED TO MAIN CARD

Santa Monica, Calif — (January 4, 2017) - Cheick Kongo (25-10-2) will challenge Oli Thompson (17-9) n'oge isi kaadị nke "Bellator 172: Fedor vs. Mitrione” na February 18, 2017 na SAP Center na San Jose, Calif. Na mgbakwunye, undefeated lightweights Adam Piccolot (9-0) na Brent Primus(7-0) are also set to face off during the Spike-televised card.

Ke isi omume nke "Bellator 172: Fedor vs. Mitrione," Fedor Emelianenko (36-4, 1 NC) will compete on American Soil for the first since 2011, mgbe ọ na-ezukọ Matt Mitrione (11-5). The event will air LIVE and FREE on SPIKE at 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT. Tiketi maka ihe omume na-amalite na naanị $30 and are available at SAP Center Box Office, Bellator.com and Ticketmaster.com. Additional fights will be announced in coming weeks.

Ebe ọ bụ na n'isonyere Bellator Emmanuel Edhere na 2013, Kongo has strung together an impressive run that has seen him emerge victorious in seven of nine contests, including three consecutive victories. Na 37 career fights under his belt, the Frenchman has tallied 25 professional wins, na nsonye 12 by way of knockout. The knockout artist hopes to build off his victory over Tony Johnson at "Bellator 161: Kongo vs. Johnson," when he welcomes British sensation Oli Thompson back into the Bellator cage.

Hailing from East Sussex, England, Thompson enters the matchup in search of his first career win under the direction of the Scott Coker-led promotion. Mkpakọrịta azụ na 2015, “The Spartan” collected wins in five of his last six bouts, including a pair of brutal first round knockouts. Of his 17 career wins, the 36-year-old powerhouse has finished 13 nke ha, including seven knockouts. A former title-holder of Britain’s Strongest Man competition, Thompson will now look to add to that total when he and Kongo faceoff at SAP Center in San Jose.

Fighting out of Half Moon Bay, Calif., the undefeated Piccolotti is set to return to San Jose, where he has dominated competition over the past few years. Since signing with Bellator MMA, the 28-year-old lightweight has won all five of his bouts, including four consecutive victories in the “Capital of Silicon Valley.” Piccolotti dazzled in his most recent win over Brandon Girtz, ending the veteran’s three-fight winning streak while once again displaying his lethal combination of flawless jiu-jitsu and striking. Piccolotti has finished his opponent in six of nine career wins and three of his past four, making him one of the most dangerous weapons in the 155-pound division.

Primus also carries with him an undefeated target on his chest, as the battle to remain an unbeaten lightweights goes through SAP Center in 2017. Similar to Piccolotti, Primus saw immediate success in the world of mixed martial arts, recording first round finishes in each of his first five fights to begin his professional career. The five-time Bellator MMA veteran hopes to keep the ball rolling, as a win over the fan-favorite Piccolotti would certainly open a lot of doors. Hailing from Portland, Oregon, the 31-years-old Primus hopes to build off of a 2016 campaign that was highlighted by a key win over Brazilian veteran “Toninho Furia.”

Emelitere "Bellator 172: Fedor vs. Mitrione” Main Card:

Isi ihe omume dị arọ: Fedor Emelianenko (36-4, 1 NC) vs. Matt Mitrione (11-5)

Heavyweight Feature Bout: Cheick Kongo (25-10-2) vs. Oli Thompson (17-9)

Ihe njiri mara fechaa: Adam Piccolot (9-0) vs. Brent Primus (7-0)

Preliminary Bouts:

Welterweight Prelim Bout: James Terry (18-9) vs. David Douglas (9-6)

Lightweight Prelim Bout: Nikko Jackson (1-1) vs. Cesar Gonzalez (0-1)

Featherweight Prelim Bout: Juan Cardenas (1-0) vs. Luis Vargas (0-1)

Welterweight Prelim Bout: Danasabe Mohammed (5-1) vs. Carlos Rocha (9-4)

Flyweight Prelim Bout: Anthony Do (4-1) vs. Bobby Escalante (4-5)

Flyweight Prelim Bout: Mat Ramirez (1-2) vs. Jeremy Murphy (3-3)

Lightweight Prelim Bout: J.J. Okanovich (3-1) vs. Paradise Vaovasa (5-1)

Featherweight Prelim Bout: Justin Tenedora (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Roque Reyes (0-3)

About Bellator:

Bellator is a leading Mixed Martial Arts and Kickboxing organization featuring many of the best fighters in the world. N'okpuru nduzi nke vetiran agha ume Scott Coker, Bellator dị ka fọrọ nke nta 500 nde obibi n'ụwa nile na n'elu 140 mba. Na United States, Bellator nwere ike hụrụ na Spike, the combat sports television leader. Bellator is comprised of an executive team that includes top industry professionals in television production, ndụ omume orchestration, fighter mmepe / mmekọahụ, ebe mgbakọ ị nweta, nkwado e kere eke / mmepe, mba ikikere, ahịa, mgbasa ozi, bu na ọrụ mmekọahụ. Bellator dabeere na Santa Monica, California na ekesịpde ntụrụndụ ibu Viacom, n'ụlọ ka ụwa Premiya ntụrụndụ ụdị na jikọọ na kiriri site gbara ọkpụrụkpụ ọdịnaya gafee telivishọn, emegharị, online na mobile nyiwe.

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'BELLATOR 165: CHANDLER VS. HENDERSON’ OFFICIAL CONFERENCE CALL STREAM AND TRANSCRIBED QUOTES FROM MICHAEL CHANDLER, BENSON HENDERSON, MICHAEL ‘VENOM’ PAGE AND FERNANDO GONZALEZ

November 16, 2016 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

CLICK HERE FOR CONFERENCE CALL AUDIO

Santa Monica, Calif (November 15, 2016) – Before the cage door closes a Saturday na SAP Center na San Jose, the main and co-main event fighters from "Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson "participated in a media conference call. If you weren’t on the line, you can listen to it ebe a, or read a couple of the quotes below.

"Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson " features current champion Michael Chandler (15-3) megide Benson Henderson (24-6) na headlining ọrụ, while co-main event action will have undefeated British phenom Michael "elò" Page (11-0) na California nke ya Fernando Gonzalez (25-13) duke it out in a welterweight thriller. Bay Area’s own Keri Melendez makes her professional MMA debut, as does Kevin Ferguson Jr. better known as Kimbo Slice Jr.

The event airs LIVE and FREE at 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT on Spike and completes three consecutive weeks of championship fights on the Viacom-owned network. Tickets for the event remain on sale and can be purchased at Bellator.com, yana SAP Center Box Office na Ticketmaster.

Ẹdọhọ: For Benson…Is there any extra motivation to prove yourself in this fight after the way the last fight ended?

Benson Henderson: I would say that there’s not a whole lot of extra motivation this fight. I’m a pretty highly self-motivated individual. I want to win all of my fights. I don’t need any extra incentives. I want to have my hand raised in every single fight.

Ẹdọhọ: This is your second title fight in Bellator. Is there anything you learned from the first go-around that you’re bringing into this fight?

Benson Henderson: I don’t know if there’s anything that I learned from the last title fight, just being more comfortable inside the Bellator cage and getting used to the walkout and finding my rhythm.

Ẹdọhọ: You’re fighting for the title now. Do you think of yourself as a lightweight? Is this where you intend to stay or is another trip to welterweight a possibility in the future?

Benson Henderson: I wouldn’t say that I think of myself as a lightweight necessarily. Maka m, ọ bụ 155 lbs. ma ọ bụ 170 lbs., just wherever the more interesting and fun matchups are. Ma, first things first, I have to take care of business na satọde n'abalị.

Ẹdọhọ: You mentioned fun and interesting fights. Is the title something you think about as well? The story line of the week is a two-division champion in the other promotion. Is that a dream that you have for yourself in your career or do you just want to stay and be the most dominate lightweight champion that you can be?

Benson Henderson: I’m going to go get this belt at 155 lbs., but after that I wouldn’t say that belts offer a whole lot of extra incentive. Obviously belts are great and the meaning behind the belt is that you are the best in the planet and that means a lot to say that you are the best at that weight class, but I don’t fight necessarily just for the belt. You do want the belt, but right now all I’m concentrating on is four days from now and a man named Michael Chandler.

Ẹdọhọ: For Michael…Have you ever thought about trying for another belt? I know it’s early in your title reign, but has that ever crossed your mind? Na, if you did go for another belt, would it be for welterweight or featherweight?

Michael Chandler: I haven’t put a lot of thought into it. Maka m, I’m just looking for the biggest fight I can get. I know there’s no way I could make 145 lbs., since I walk around at about 190 lbs., between fights. Ya mere, I’m not interested in losing the muscle mass that I’ve worked so hard to build. Ọ bụrụ na ihe ọ bụla, I would jump up to 170 lbs., but right now I’m focused on my fight a Saturday night and I’m excited to get out there and perform.

Ẹdọhọ: Why is Henderson an important opponent for your career?

Michael Chandler: Every opponent is important. Every single time we fight, we’re putting ourselves, our livelihood, our records, and our reputation on the line. It just so happens for me, I get an opportunity to fight a guy who’s been a champion and has done some great things in the sport. But luckily, it’s the right time for me and the wrong time for him. I’m extremely excited to go out there and make a statement with this fight na satọde n'abalị. He’s definitely a great, willing opponent, but I’m excited to go out there and get the finish.

Ẹdọhọ: For MVP…Obviously, it’s been a fantastic year for you in Bellator, especially your performance in London. Have you got your finger on the pulse of pop culture right now and is there something out there that you’re drawing inspiration from that you’re looking to utilize in some entertainment factor on fight night?

MVP: Yeah, I’m always socially aware, but I have to get the job done first and that’s the most important thing.

Ẹdọhọ: At the moment, fighting at multiple weight classes and fighting in multiple divisions seems to be the rage right now and I know in the past you’ve mentioned the possibility of dropping down to 155 lbs., is that something that you’re still interested in?

MVP: At the moment, emela. Ugbu a, I’m just focused on fighting in the welterweight division.

Ẹdọhọ: If you can record a win over Fernando Gonzalez, how many more fights and how many more wins do you think before you are in that title picture and fighting for a title shot?

MVP: That’s not really my main concern. I just go out there and entertain and I’ll keep doing that until I end up in the position I’m supposed to be in.

Ẹdọhọ: For Michael Chandler…With you watching Benson from a far for a long time, what did you think of him as his career progressed?

Michael Chandler: Benson’s had a phenomenal career. Back na ụbọchị, he was the UFC champion and I was the Bellator champion. He was ranked number one and I was ranked number three in the world and it was always that “what if” matchup. What if these two guys could fight…and now we finally get to see. He’s continued to impress. He’s continued to win. Great careers and great legacies can’t be had without great opponents. I look at Benson Henderson as exactly that, but I’ll be damned if I’m going to step into that cage na satọde night and lose this belt. I’ve trained my tail off, I’ve gone through some of the toughest hardships that anyone can go through in this sport…losing three fights in a row, coming back, and believing that no matter what, my next big breakthrough is right around the corner. I never once thought about quitting, where I think a lot of people in that situation would. Where I’ve been and where I am now, I’m confident and I’m excited to just go out there and put it all on the line against one of the best in the world and one of the biggest names in the sport. This is a great opportunity on Spike TV, ndụ ma free.

Ẹdọhọ: For Fernando…question regarding the video packages that Michael Page has produced and released this year, most recently during Halloween. Did you watch them and what was your reaction to the video packages?

Fernando Gonzalez: I watched both of the videos and thought it was kind of funny, especially the last one. Bad choice of food products I guess. He’s basically eating balls and drinking milk, while cupping and savoring the taste. Ya mere, I don’t know if I should take that as a call out, but I think the victory alone will be enough for me.

Ẹdọhọ: With Michael (Page) on the line right now, does Fernando have any sort of message for him leading up to the fight?

Fernando Gonzalez: It’s the same message that I gave before. Just show up. I respect the fighter, but after this he’ll congratulate me and thank me for making him a better fighter. Ọ bụ ihe siri ike, but he hasn’t been tested and I’m going to give him his first loss.

Ẹdọhọ: Michael do you have a response to that?

MVP: I’m allergic to bullshit, so there’s no point in responding.

Ẹdọhọ: For Benson Henderson…In the title eliminator fight in Anaheim, you had a calm and deliberate demeanor throughout that fight and before we could really see you explode, Pitbull was taken away with an injury. Are you going to look to set a faster pace with Chandler, or are we going to see a more measured response?

Benson Henderson: We’ll see how it plays out. It’s hard to dictate and say exactly what I’m going to do. If I was an NFL coach, I would not be one of those coaches that has the first 15 plays of the game scripted out and no matter what happens, we’re sticking to these 15 plays. Maka m, I have to feel it out and go with the flow. Ma, for me I don’t think this is going to be a slow pace fight. I’m expecting this to be one of the most high paced, action-packed fights you’ve seen in the Bellator cage.

Complete "Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson" isi kaadị:

Isi ihe omume ụwa dị fechaa: Michael Chandler (15-3) vs. Benson Henderson (24-6)

Mmemme Co-Main Welterweight: Michael Page (11-0) vs. Fernando Gonzalez (25-13)

Ngosipụta njiri dị arọ dị arọ: Linton Vassell (16-5) vs. Francis Carmont (25-11)

Ihe njiri mara fechaa: Adam Piccolot (8-0) vs. Brandon Girtz (14-4)

Flyweight Feature Bout: Keri-Anne Taylor-Melendez (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Sheila Padilla (2-0)

Kaadị mbido zuru ezu:

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Kevin Ferguson Jr. (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Aaron Hamilton (0-2)

Mgba mbụ nke dị fechaa: Ụlọ akụ Carrington (5-0) vs. Jake Roberts (7-0)

Ọgba mbụ nke Middleweight: Diego Herzog (3-2) vs. Nick Pica (5-0)

Mgba mbụ nke Bantamweight: Jeremiah Monaghan (9-5) vs. Vince Murdock (8-2)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: James Terry (17-9) vs. Justin Baesman (19-10-1)

Mgba mbụ nke Bantamweight: Alvin Cacdac (16-12) vs. Steve ramirez (5-1)

Mgba mbụ nke dị fechaa: J.J. Okanovich (2-1) vs. Luis Vargas (Mpụta mbụ)

Ọkụ mbido featherweight: Victor Jones (0-2) vs. Beau Hamilton (1-7)

Mgba mbụ nke dị fechaa: Hugo Lujan (0-1) vs. Cesar Gonzalez (Mpụta mbụ)

Welterweight “VOW” mbido mbụ: Dominic Sumner (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Justin Roswell (1-0)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Danasabe Mohammed (5-0) vs. Dwight Grant (6-1)

Flyweight Preliminary Bout: Sarah D'Alelio (10-6) vs. Jaimelene Nievera (4-1)

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Danny Garcia Media Workout Quotes & Photos

November 10, 2016 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

Undefeated World Champion Hosts Final Media Workout Before Battling Colombia’s Samuel Vargas Saturday, November 12 sitere na Liacouras Center nke Mahadum Temple na Philadelphia

Pịa EBE A maka Foto sitere na Darryl Cobb/Nkwalite Eze/

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(Photo’s from today’s workout to be added shortly)

Filadelfia (November 9, 2016) – Days before he enters the ring to fight in his hometown, undefeated world champion Danny “Ngwa” Garcia opened up his DSG Boxing Gym to media on Wednesday as he prepares to face Colombia’s Samuel Vargas na isi ihe omume nke Premier Boxing agbachitere na Spike Saturday, November 12 sitere na Liacouras Center nke Mahadum Temple na Philadelphia.

Coverage on Spike na-amalite ná 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT na atụmatụ kpakpando na-ebilite enweghị mmeri Jarrett Hurd battling former title challenger VideoSilsele Josiah Dan plus former world champion Javier Fortunataking on unbeaten Omar Douglas.

Tiketi maka ndụ omume, nke a na-akwalite site na DSG Promotions and King's Promotions, na-ọnụ na $200, $100, $75, $50 na $35 na ndị na ere now. Ịzụta tiketi gaa na LiacourasCenter.com/events ma ọ bụ kpọọ 800-298-4200. Garcia has teamed up withPhilabundance, nnukwu ụlọ ọrụ enyemaka agụụ na mpaghara, iji hazie njem nri mpaghara ma nweta ego n'oge nkwalite ahụ. Maka ozi ọzọ ka esi etinye aka, gaa na webụsaịtị mmemme EBE A.

Here is what Garcia and his father and trainer, Angel had to say Wednesday:

Danny Garcia

On Keith Thurman being ringside on the Spike announcing crew…

“He will just get an up close and personal look at what will happen to him in March. I hope he’s paying attention.

“I am excited to give the Philly fans a great fight. This is an opportunity to give back and that is most important to me. I’ve been training really hard and I’m going to give 100 percent for my city.

“I am just going in the ring and be myself. Seek and destroy. I am taking this one round at a time. I’m looking to be smart and break him down. When the opportunity comes, I’m taking it and putting on a show.

“I am not looking past this fight. I have tunnel vision and have never looked past anyone. I know he is coming to win, but I am ready mentally and physically to get the job done.

“This is going to be a great night. It’s an exciting card from top to bottom. Young local fighters getting a chance to show their skills is great for the sport and great for Philadelphia.”

Mmụọ ozi Garcia, Danny si Nna & Ọzụzụ

“Thurman may be on the outside looking in na satọde, but he’s going to see what he has in store for him in March.

“Billy Briscoe (Vargas’ ọzụzụ) is another Philly guy like me and I know he’s going to try his best. But they’re fighting the champ and they know they have their hands full. He may think he knows our game plan but he really doesn’t.

“I’m excited for Danny to be fighting at home. It’s a great opportunity to give back. I’m expecting Danny to look great in the ring and get the win.”

Maka ozi ndị ọzọ nleta www.premierboxingchampions.com na www.spike.com/shows/Premiya-ọkpọ-agbachitere. Soro na TwitterPremierBoxing, DannySwift, SpikeTV, @SpikeSports @KingsBoxing_ na @Swanson_Comm ma ọ bụ bụrụ onye ofufe na Facebook na www.Facebook.com/PremierBoxingChampions. Soro mkparịta ụka a site na iji #fight4philly. PBC on Spike na-akwalite na-Corona Extra, kasị mma Beer.

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Danny Garcia Reveals Favorite Moments from Career, Toughest Opponents & Ọzọ

November 10, 2016 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

Undefeated World Champion Battles Colombia’s Samuel Vargas Saturday, November 12 sitere na Liacouras Center nke Mahadum Temple na Philadelphia

Pịa EBE A for Video from Premier Boxing Champions

Filadelfia (November 9, 2016) – Onye mmeri ụwa na-emerighị Danny “Ngwa” Garcia talked about some of his favorite moments and biggest influences from his long career in advance of his Premier Boxing agbachitere na Spike showdown a Saturday against Colombia’s Samuel Vargas sitere na Liacouras Center nke Mahadum Temple na Philadelphia.

Tiketi maka ndụ omume, nke a na-akwalite site na DSG Promotions and King's Promotions, na-ọnụ na $200, $100, $75, $50 na $35 na ndị na ere now. Ịzụta tiketi gaa na LiacourasCenter.com/events ma ọ bụ kpọọ 800-298-4200. Garcia na-arụkọ ọrụ ọnụPhilabundance, nnukwu ụlọ ọrụ enyemaka agụụ na mpaghara, iji hazie njem nri mpaghara ma nweta ego n'oge nkwalite ahụ. Maka ozi ọzọ ka esi etinye aka, gaa na webụsaịtị mmemme EBE A.

Here is what Garcia had to say when looking back at some moments from his career so far:

Ẹdọhọ: What do you consider to be the best performance of your career?

Danny Garcia: The best performance of my career, Ekwenyere m, was against Lucas Matthysse. I was the unified world champion, I was a 3-to-1 underdog, he was knocking everybody out. I don’t think one person in the world thought I’d win that fight, but I knew deep in my heart I was the better fighter.

Ẹdọhọ: What’s your favorite punch in the ring?

DG: My favorite punch is actually my right hand, but for some reason the left hook knocks everybody out. So I don’t know, otu. Whatever punch lands, I try to use all my punches and different weapons in different angles. I try to use each hand as the set-up punch for the next punch. So I don’t really have a favorite punch. A lot of people think it’s my left hook, I like the right hand better, but the left hook just knocks everybody out.

Ẹdọhọ: Which opponent you fought hit you the hardest?

DG: The two strongest opponents I’ve fought with the best punching power were Kendall Holt and Lucas Matthysse. They kind of had the same kind of power. It was like a thumping shot, and when they hit you, you felt like “Ooh, this man can punch.”

Ẹdọhọ: Who was the hardest opponent for you to hit in your career?

DG: The hardest opponent I had to hit was probably Lamont Peterson. He was moving a lot, he wasn’t trying to engage with me at all, was trying to use the ring a lot with lateral movement. He came with a good game plan.

Ẹdọhọ: Who was the fastest opponent you’ve faced?

DG: Fastest fighter, hands down, Amir Khan. He is the fastest fighter I’ve ever fought.

Ẹdọhọ: What was the best atmosphere you’ve ever fought in?

DG: Barclays Center is No. 1. I’d probably say the Zab Judah fight. We hold the gate (ndekọ), the most fans to go to Barclays for a boxing event. It was like a concert.

Ẹdọhọ: When was the maddest your dad ever got at you during a fight?

DG: My dad is always mad. He’s happy sometimes, but when it’s fight time, he’s always mad. That’s all I can say.

Ẹdọhọ: Are there any fighters you watched growing up who you style yourself after? Or are there any fighters out there who maybe remind you of yourself?

DG: I take a lot from different fighters. (Felix) Trinidad, I loved his left hook. Prince Naseem Hamed, I loved how he wore the animal print, and then I did that. Roy Jones Jr., Bernard Hopkins, those are fighters I looked up to. (Julio Cesar) Chavez, going to the body, that left hook to the body. I take a lot of things from other fighters’ arsenals and put it into my style. But I never try to be any other fighter. I try to be myself.

Ẹdọhọ: When you meet him next March, where will Keith Thurman rank among the opponents you’ve faced in your career?

DG: Dị ka m kwuru, I’ve fought 10 current or former world champions in my career. He’s just another guy, another champ I need to dethrone. That’s basically it.

ọkpọ, Premier Boxing agbachitere, Ọgọ TV

Keith Thurman to Join Spike’s Announce Team for Danny Garcia vs. Samuel Vargas Main Event on Saturday, November 12

November 10, 2016 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

Filadelfia (November 9, 2016) – Spike TV’s upcoming broadcast of the Premier Boxing agbachitere series on Saturday, November 12 na 9:00pm ET/Pt will have some extra knockout power. Onye mmeri ụwa welterweight enweghị mmeri Keith “Otu Ugboro” Thurman will be joining Spike’s critically-acclaimed boxing announce team for the main event featuring Danny “Ngwa” Garcia vs Samuel Vargas.

Thurman will be paying close attention to Garcia as the two are set to square in a highly-anticipated PBC bout next March.

“I’m excited to be back calling the PBC fights this time on Spike and especially since it’s my next opponent Danny Garcia. Danny I’ve got my eyes on you. It’s going to be a great fight and Spike viewers will want to tune-in to hear what ‘One Time’ has to say,” noted Thurman.

Emanating from Temple University’s Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, På, Garcia, the prodigal son of the City of Brotherly Love, will put his undefeated record on the line in front of his hometown fans against the hard hitting Vargas from Colombia.

Maka ozi ndị ọzọ nleta:

www.premierboxingchampions.com na www.spike.com/shows/Premiya-ọkpọ-agbachitere. Soro na TwitterPremierBoxing, DannySwift, SpikeTV, @SpikeSports @KingsBoxing_ na @Swanson_Comm ma ọ bụ bụrụ onye ofufe na Facebook na www.Facebook.com/PremierBoxingChampions.

Soro mkparịta ụka a site na iji #fight4philly. PBC on Spike na-akwalite na-Corona Extra, kasị mma Beer.

ọkpọ, Premier Boxing agbachitere, Ọgọ TV

Stacked Night of Local Talent Features Middleweight Kryone Davis Battling Once-Beaten Carlos Gabriel Ozan & Unbeaten Milton Santiago Facing Argentina’s Claudio Rosendo Tapia

November 9, 2016 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

Saturday, November 12 sitere na Liacouras Center nke Mahadum Temple na Philadelphia

Ọzọ! Undefeated Prospects Thomas Velasquez, Jeffrey Torres & Ọzọ

Filadelfia (November 8, 2016) – An exciting night highlighting the best rising talent in the Philadelphia-area comes to Temple University’s Liacouras Center on Saturday, November 12 and will feature middleweight prospect Kyrone Davis (10-1, 4 Kos) facing once-beaten Carlos Gabriel Ozan (12-1, 4 Kos) and unbeaten super lightweight Milton Santiago (15-0, 3 Kos) against Argentina’s Claudio Rosendo Tapia (28-16-4, 13 Kos) in a pair of eight-round showdowns.

The event is headlined by undefeated welterweight world champion and Philadelphia-native Danny “Ngwa” Garcia taking on Colombia’s Samuel Vargas. Mkpuchi nke Premier Boxing agbachitere na Spike na-amalite ná 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT na atụmatụ kpakpando na-ebilite enweghị mmeri Jarrett Hurd battling former title challenger VideoSilsele Josiah Dan plus former world champion Javier Fortuna taking on unbeaten Omar Douglas.

Tiketi maka ndụ omume, nke a na-akwalite site na DSG Promotions and King's Promotions, na-ọnụ na $200, $100, $75, $50 na $35 na ndị na ere now. Ịzụta tiketi gaa na LiacourasCenter.com/events ma ọ bụ kpọọ 800-298-4200. Garcia na-arụkọ ọrụ ọnụPhilabundance, nnukwu ụlọ ọrụ enyemaka agụụ na mpaghara, iji hazie njem nri mpaghara ma nweta ego n'oge nkwalite ahụ. Maka ozi ọzọ ka esi etinye aka, gaa na webụsaịtị mmemme EBE A.

Additional action will feature a pair of unbeaten Philadelphia prospects as Thomas Velasquez squares-off against Miami’s Raul Chirino in a four-round super featherweight affair while Christian Carto chere ihu Mexico si Leonardo Reyes in four-rounds of bantamweight action.

Rounding out the night of fights is unbeaten super featherweight Titus Williams taking on once-beaten Philadelphia-native Antonio Dubose in a six-round showdown and unbeaten lightweight Jeffrey Torres na-ewere on Joseph Serrano in a four-round bout between Philadelphia prospects.

A two-time amateur National Champion fighting out of Wilmington, Delaware, Davis turned pro in 2014 after a stellar amateur career. The 21-year-old delivered wins in his first 10 starts before dropping a competitive contest to then unbeaten Junior Castillo in April. A two-time Pennsylvania Golden Gloves champion, Davis fights in Philadelphia for the first time as a pro when he takes on the 28-year-old Ozan from Mendoza, Argentina.

Unbeaten and fighting out of Philadelphia, Santiago looks for his third victory of 2016 when he enters the ring on November 12. A pro ebe 2014, the 20-year-old Santiago fights in his home city for the sixth time in his short career. Alvarez has won three eight-round bouts in a row and looks to be victorious again when he faces the experienced Tapia out of Mendoza, Argentina.

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PROFESSIONAL DEBUT OF KEVIN ‘BABY SLICE’ FERGUSON JR. ADDED TO PRELIMINARY CARD OF “BELLATOR 165: CHANDLER VS. HENDERSON” AT SAP CENTER IN SAN JOSE

November 8, 2016 FNU47 Hapụ ikwu

Santa Monica, Calif. (Nov. 7, 2016) – One week ahead of "Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson " na SAP Center na San Jose, Calif., Bellator MMA is pleased to announce the highly anticipated professional mixed martial arts debut of Kevin “Baby Slice” Ferguson Jr. ga-abịa megide Aaron Hamilton in a welterweight bout during the preliminary portion of the card on Nov. 19.

The contest anchors an electric preliminary card and joins a Spike-televised main card that features a lightweight world title main event pitting current champion Michael Chandler (15-3) megide Benson Henderson (24-6). Na mgbede si ngalaba-isi omume, undefeated British phenom Michael "elò" Page (11-0) na California nke ya Fernando Gonzalez (25-13) duke it out in a welterweight thriller and Adam Piccolot (8-0) na-ewe ke Brandon Girtz(14-4) in a lightweight clash. N'ikpeazụ, a light heavyweight showdown pitting Linton "The Swarm" Vassell (16-5) megide Francis Carmont (14-4) and female flyweight action pitting Keri Melendez (Mpụta mbụ) megide Sheila Padilla (2-0) are also set for the main card.

"Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson " airs LIVE and FREE at 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT on Spike and completes three consecutive weeks of championship fights on the Viacom-owned network. Tickets for the event remain on sale and can be purchased at Bellator.com, yana SAP Center Box Office na Ticketmaster.

After originally being slated to make his professional debut at both “Bellator 160” na "Bellator 162,“ “Baby Slice” will now look to showcase his fine-tuned mixed martial arts repertoire on Nov. 19. The son of the late, great “Kimbo Slice,” made a splash in the world of MMA during an amateur contest in Chicopee, Massachusetts, where he delivered a brutal knockout punch just 1:23 n'ime akpa gburugburu. In what is unquestionably one of the most talked-about debuts in promotion history, Slice hopes to parlay his amateur success with a memorable performance on the professional circuit and carry on the legacy that his father let behind. Hailing from Miami, Florida, the Team Body Shop product now has his eyes set on joining teammate A.J. McKee as one of Bellator MMA’s top young prospects.

Hamilton will once again compete in his home state of California, after previous bouts against the likes of Max Griffin. “The Snake” will be making both his Bellator MMA debut and welterweight debut, as the 185-pound slugger attempts to trim down for what is surely the biggest fight of his career. Hamilton last competed in March and hopes to spoil the long-awaited debut of Slice.