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Tūtohu Archives: mā super
19-year old Antonio “Bang” Williams remains unbeaten with dominating unanimous decision
Photo by Team Williams / Pro Box Management
Miami, FL (August 8, 2016) – Tenei mua Rāhoroi at the Miami Airport Convention Center, 19-year old Super-featherweight prospect, Anthony “Bang” Williams, remained undefeated with a dominating unanimous decision victory against tough opponent, Brian Santos, improving his record to (4-0, 3 Koó). Scorecards ready 40-36 puta noa i te poari.
After knocking out his first three opponents within two rounds, Williams goes the distance for the first time in his young career. Ki te te win, Williams, who is signed by Pro Box Management, reflects on getting the much needed rounds as he is ready to get right back in the ring.
“It was great experience going the full four rounds,” said Antonio Williams. “Although I’m always gunning for the KO, every fight comes with a different style, so I know I’m not going to be able to knock everyone out. Santos came to fight and pushed me past the second round. I made the proper adjustments and came out on top. I’m happy with my performance and I’ll be ready to get back in the ring immediately. I’ll be back in the gym waiting on my next fight.”
“Antonio showed a lot of maturity in this fight by not punching himself out while going for the knockout,” kī Gary Jonas o Pro Box Management. “We will be looking to get him a few more fights before the end of the year. He has all the ability to be something special in this sport, especially in the super-featherweight division.”
Lee Baxter Promotions Inks Logan McGuinness
Toronto, Ontario, Canada (August 3, 2016) – Toronto-based Lee Baxter Promotions is proud to announce the signing of undefeated super featherweight contender Logan “Cotton” McGuinness to an exclusive promotional agreement.
Living and fighting out of Orangeville, Ontario, McGuinness has an outstanding 23-0-1 kaute ngaio ki 10 victories coming by knockout. The 29-year-old McGuinness is a former WBA-NABA champion at 126, 130 a 135 pauna, earning NABA Fighter of the Year in 2011.
Formerly ranked number 4 in the world by the WBA, McGuinness has been inactive since May 2015 due to out of the ring issues and is excited to get back in the squared circle.
McGuinness said of his new promotional agreement and return to fighting in Canada “it feels great to have signed with Lee Baxter and this is something I feel has been a long time coming. I think the two of us will make some noise and do big things together. I have had an unfortunate couple of years as anyone who has followed my career understands but I’m a true believer in things happening for a reason and everything seems to be falling into place. I’m motivated and rejuvenated. I can’t wait to fight in Toronto!"
Baxter, a longtime fixture in the Canadian boxing scene who recently created the “Next Generation” fight series, is thrilled to be working with a longtime friend who he believes has a bright future ahead of him.
“I’m thrilled to be working with Logan and the timing is great for both of us. He had some unexpected layoffs but is still unbeaten and a very talented fighter. There’s been a public demand for him to fight in Canada again since 18 of his professional matches have been here and we’re proud to be making this happen. I’m looking at having him potentially fight twice in 2016 and the people in Ontario are as excited to see him fight as he is to fight in front of them. The sky is definitely the limit with Logan!"
Details on Logan’s return to the ring will be announced shortly.
19-year old hot prospect Antonio Williams returns this Saturday Aug 6 i roto i te Miami
 Photo by Team Williams / Pro Box Management
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL (August 2, 2016) – Pro Box Management’s 19-year old hot prospect, super-featherweight Anthony “Bang” Williams (3-0, 3 Koó), returns to the ring this Saturday, August 6, 2016 at the Miami Airport Convention Center. Williams will square off against Brian Santos of Puerto Rico is a scheduled 4-round bout.
Williams, who made his pro debut earlier this year at age 18, has never made it past the second round, ending all three of his fights by knockout. With power in both hands, Williams can also box, using movement to win fights. This will be Antonio’s third fight in the Miami, Florida area. His goal is to win this fight by knockout to keep his KO streak alive.
“Although I like to consider myself a smart fighter, my main objective in each fight is to get my opponent out of there early.” said Antonio “Bang” Williams. “I never want to leave any decision in the hands of the judges. I just want to keep this knockout streak going, but if I go the distance, I’m ok with it, as long as I continue winning.”
Williams had an outstanding amateur record of 104-15, winning two state Golden Gloves championships. I tua atu, Williams was crowned champion in many other national tournaments. Pro Box Management was impressed with Williams superior talent and signed him to a multi-year contract.
“Antonio Williams is a great kid with a lot of heart and skills.” kī Henry Rivalta of Pro Box Management. “This kid has tremendous punching power to go along with his highly intelligent ring IQ. Gary and I believe this kid has every ingredient to become a world champion. He’s a pleasure to be around and he has the charisma to be a star.”
“I’m very grateful that my managers have me fighting on a regular basis. When I signed with Pro Box Management, Gary and Henry told me they would keep my busy, and they’ve kept their word. Now my job is to win fights and climb up the rankings, which I’m very motivated to do. I’m excited about getting back in there this Saturday and putting on a great show for the fans.”
The Miami Airport Convention Center is located at 711 NW 72nd Ave, Miami, FL 33126. Doors tuwhera i 6:00 p.m. AND. First fight begins at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets utu $75, $50 a $30 can be purchased at all “Presidente Supermarkets” i roto i te Miami, FL, ranei na roto i te te karanga Michael Luzbet i (786) 553-3895 ranei i te īmēra i luzbetk@gmail.com.
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WBO European Super Featherweight champion Evgeny Chuprakov defends title with 5th round stoppage over previously undefeated Sebastian Tlatlik this past Friday in Ekaterinburg, Russia
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WBO European Super Featherweight champion Evgeny Chuprakov defends title against undefeated Sebastian Tlatlik this Friday in Ekaterinburg, Russia
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MARIO BARRIOS TALKS HIS FUTURE IN 130 POUND DIVISION
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MARIO Barrios ki te kanohi Eduardo Rivera THIS MAA I Alabama
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Weaver Hoki I roto i Action UK – Anga Skripkins I York Hall tenei Rāhoroi.
Team mua GB whetu Iain 'te Mea koa' Kei te whakaturia Weaver mo tona a'ee tuatahi UK, mai hoki i Amerika, tenei haere mai Rāhoroi i te York Hall i Bethnal Green, te wahi e fehangahangai ia Dinars Latvian Skripkins.
Weaver, i whawhai whakamutunga i York Hall hoki i roto i te Oketopa 2013, kua te whakatū ia ia kia rite ki tetahi o nga opuaraa runga i roto i te wehenga Super mā whitu ultra whakataetae ao.
Mai tona haerenga whakamutunga ki te whare o te mekemeke i roto i te Capital City, Kua noaa Weaver rua pai mutu te piha haapiiraa tuatahi te whakauru ia mo Spain hāngai Moroccan Hassan Elyatouti ko Palāsilá Edilson Rio.
I roto i tona a'ee whakamutunga, ki Newark, Amanaki New Jersey o na hinga kore Wanzell Ellison, Ko Weaver te patunga o te tahi mau pai tawhito tunu te kāinga pupuku o te scorecards, ki te horoia tona record te kore mä.
Na hoki i runga i te oneone o Ingarangi kotahi atu Weaver, hanga ana e ia mārama kua takoto ia ki te tiki i te tokorua te whakauru atu te pai i raro i tona whitiki, i mua i te nganatanga ki te tiki i te rematch ki Ellison i runga i kūpapa whenua wā tau i muri mai.
"Ki te mea i roto i tatou whakama wa whakamutunga ko te kōrero, Riro ahau e whawhai whakamarie, heoi anake piro kotahi whakawa reira toku ara.
Ka whawhai tatou tenei Rāhoroi a ka whai i te iti rawa tetahi atu whawhai konei, Na ka tatou e te mahi i nga mea katoa tatou e nehenehe e ki te mau i te rematch, tenei wa rānei konei i roto i te UK pea e aore vahi kūpapa rite Germany.
Hoki ki inaianei ahakoa, Au tino titiro atu ahau ki te hoki York Hall, Kua ahau i taua mau haamana'oraa aroha o whawhai i reira.
He te tonu te huru pai i reira, te reira tino ko te wahi motuhake.
E kore matou e mohio ki te nui rawa e pā ana ki Dinars (Skripka), engari kua rongo ko ia he koati rawa uaua.
I mua i tēnei tau whiua ia amanaki Tiamana Tunahan Keser me i mea katoa i rongo ko e he whawhai nui me te mahi whakaharahara i Dinars.
Na e kore e underestimating tatou ia tetahi tongi,, engari e mohio ana ano hoki e he beatable ia me e te to tatou mahere, tukitukia ia, a rave i te reira i roto i te kāhua. "
Āhuatanga Iain Weaver versus Dinars Skripkins i runga i te whakatairanga ARIKI Mark Lyon e Billy James-Elliott Wise Guys o te whakakai II hui ka tango i te wahi i York Hall, Bethnal Green, London i te Rāhoroi 29th August 2015.
Sanctioned tēnei hui te angalelei o te Mekemeke Komihana Malta (MBC) www.maltaboxingcommission.com
Tickets, utu £ 35 (paerewa noho) a £ 65 (Ringside) E wātea ana hāngai i Iain i runga i 07971 295869, i tetahi o nga kaimekemeke tango wahi, i runga i te raina-i www.tkoboxoffice.com awww.wiseguypromotions.com karanga ranei 07960 850645 ranei 07807 282559.
Ngoi ana amanaki tūturu Mario Barrios i roto i te a'ee 8-a tawhio noa te tuatahi
Photos By Lucas Noonan – PBC
STEP, TX (Hōngongoi 19, 2015) – I roto i tona a'ee 8-a tawhio noa tuatahi, sensation Super-tekau mā tūturu, Mario Barrios (10-0, 5 Koó), cruised ki te reo i te wikitoria ki Arturo Esquivel (9-3, 2 Koó), to record his tenth win. The impressive conquest took place this past Rāhoroi i te Don Haskins Center i El Paso, Texas i runga i te PBC i runga i te hui CBS, headlined e Carl Frampton vs. Alejandro Gonzalez Jr.
Mā te tona tiketike rahi, ka tae painga, Barrios controlled the action with a long jab and precise combinations. Esquivel, ko wai te tangata noatia nui, kihai i taea te whenua i tetahi nifó ma i runga i Barrios, who won every round. Scorecards read 80-72 puta noa i te poari.
“Haere e waru rauna mo te wa tuatahi, ko te wheako akoranga nui hoki ahau.” Said Mario Barrios, e te hunga e whakahaere te Al HAYMON. “I was able to pace myself throughout the entire fight and never got tired. I could have gone four more rounds if this was a twelve round fight. Esquivel is a very tough fighter and I’m glad we both came out healthy. I’ll be ready to get back in the ring as soon as Haymon has another date for me. I’m very thankful for all the opportunities Haymon Boxing has given me.”