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UNDEFEATED BANTAMWEIGHT PROSPECT EROS CORREA SCORES 2ND ROUND KNOCKOUT IN MEXICO

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TIJUANA, MX (October 27, 2018) – Tonight in Tijuana, Mexico, San Jose, California’s bantamweight prospect, Eros Correa (3-0, 3 Kos), remained undefeated with a second-round knockout over Cristian Vizcarra. Correa, who is managed by Cali Boxing Management, dropped Vizcarra three times before the bout was stopped.

 

 

 

At the end of round one, Correa caught Vizcarra with a powerful right hook that sent the Tijuana native to the canvas. Correa sent Vizcarra to the canvas for the second time in the middle of round two with a left hook to the temple. Correa followed with a barrage of punches that sent Vizcarra to the deck for the third time, forcing the referee to stop the fight. Le trong win, Correa keeps his knockout streak alive to start his career.

 

 

 

“Bosiung bona, I wanted to come out aggressive and get my opponent out of there,” said Eros Correa. “Now that I’m staying busy, I’m getting more comfortable in the ring. I know with each fight I’m going to get better. My goal is to get right back in the ring as soon as possible. I want at least two more fights before the end of the year. My managers are doing a great job guiding my career and I’m thankful.”

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HEAVYWEIGHT PROSPECTS KYE BROOKS AND JONATHAN RICE SCORE KNOCKOUTS IN MEXICO

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TIJUANA, MX (October 1, 2018) – Prince Ranch Boxing heavyweights, Kye Brooks (4-0, 3 Kos) and fellow stablemate, heavyweight Jonathan Rice (9-3-1, 5 Kos), both who are managed by Greg Hannley, were victorious this past Saturday in Tijuana, MX.

 

 

 

Jonathan Rice scored a first-round knockout against, Juan Carlos Moreno. After a few explosive exchanges, Rice caught Moreno with a counter right hand that sent him to the canvas. Moreno got up and came firing back, only to get caught again with a strait right cross, forcing the referee to stop the bout at the 2:19 maduo a pota e mong.

 

 

 

“Fighting in Mexico is a challenging experience when the whole crowd is against you,” said Rice. “After a few exchanges I got comfortable in there and took him out. I’m thankful to my manager Greg for keeping me busy. I’m ready to get right back in the ring and keep this momentum going.”

 

 

 

Brooks, who hails from Las Vegas, scored a first-round knockout over Jorge Jimenez. After dropping him twice with two powerful left hooks, a barrage of punches followed, forcing the referee to stop the bout at the 2:37 letšoao.

 

 

 

“I came out here and got the knockout out,” stated Brooks. “After being out of the ring for a few months, it felt good to get back in there. I’m hoping to return to the ring at least one more time before the year ends.”

 

 

 

“Fighting in Mexico is something we plan on doing moving forward as I want to keep my guys busy.” said Greg Hannley, CEO ea Prince Ranch Boxing. “Kye and Jonnie both got knockout victories and the march continues. Both these heavyweights got the talent to compete with anyone. I’m just going to move them one fight at a time.”

 

 

 

This even was promoted by Gonzalez Boxing Promotions, kamanong le GM3 Boxing.

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SANGINOV REMAINS UNDEFEATED WITH TKO VICTORY IN MEXICO

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Las Vegas, NV (June 25, 2018) – Undefeated WBC Youth middleweight prospect Mekhrubon Sanginov (6-0, 4 Kos), scored an impressive third round TKO over Carlos Lopez, this past Saturday in Tijuana, MX.

 

 

 

Sanginov, who trains out of Las Vegas by way of Dushanbe, Tajikistan, took the fight to Lopez from the opening round. Sanginov, who has power in both hands, landed some devastating hooks to the head of Lopez in the first two rounds, softening up him up. After landing a powerful straight right cross to the face of Lopez in the middle of round three, Sanginov was able to end the fight with a TKO victory. Le trong win, Sanginov extends his winning streak to six in a row.

 

 

 

“This was my first time fighting in Mexico and I wanted to make it a memorable one,” said Mekhrubon Sanginov. “I landed some powerful blows in the early rounds and got him out of there in round three. Hona joale, I’m focused on getting back in the gym to get ready for my next fight. There is no time to relax, I need to stay busy.”

 

 

 

Sanginov is a promotional free agent. His goal is to sign with a promoter and stay busy, fighting at least three more times before the end of the year.

 

 

 

“I want to prove to all the promoters in boxing that I’m a special fighter who will work hard to get to the top,” Sanginov continued. “I’m dedicated and I’m willing to fight anyone. All I need is a chance to prove myself.”

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SANGINOV ARRIVES IN LAS VEGAS TO CONTINUE HIS QUEST FOR GREATNESS

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Las Vegas, NV (June 12, 2018) – Undefeated super-welterweight prospect Mekhrubon Sanginov (5-0 3 Kos), from Dushanbe, Tajikistan, has moved to Las Vegas, Nevada to continue his dream of becoming a world champion. The highly decorated amateur returns to action June 23, 2018a Tijuana, Mexico.

 

 

 

“I am excited to take my training to a new level working in Las Vegas,” said Sanginov. “Las Vegas is the fight capital of the world and I feel that training in Las Vegas will take my career to the next level.”

 

 

 

Sanginov, who captured the WBC Youth Middleweight title in his last bout, has begun training with Justin Gamber, the well-respected trainer of undefeated super middleweight contender, Kaleb “Swethands” Dimela (17-0, 10 Kos). Mekhrubon is looking forward to taking his career to new heights, as he will campaign at super-welterweight moving forward. Sanginov is currently a promotional free agent.

 

 

 

“I am excited to be training with Justin Gamber,” Sanginov continued. “He is an experienced coach, who is making me into a world champion. The sparring I am getting is top notch sparring as well. I’ll be looking to be signing with a credible promoter in the near future.”

 

 

 

Sanginov was an outstanding amateur, amassing a record of 105-14, which made him a heavy fan favorite in his native country of Tajikistan. His hometown fans are wanting to see how he progresses as a professional.

 

 

 

“I am going to make a statement in the world of boxing, especially in the super-welterweight division, and the world will know my name after my upcoming performances.” Mekhrubon concluded.

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COMBATE AMERICAS ANNOUNCES ‘MEXICO VS EL MUNDO’ MMA EXTRAVAGANZA IN TIJUANA, MEXICO ON FRIDAY, 'Na 18

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MEXICO’S TOP RISING STARS FACE OFF WITH RIVALS
FROM THE U.S., SPAIN, BRAZIL AND CHILE
 

TICKETS ON SALE AT TAQUILLAEXPRESS.COM
 

FEATHERWEIGHT MAIN EVENT:
MARCO ELPIDIO (MEXICO) VS. ANDRES QUINTANA (U.S.)
 

NEW YORK – May 2, 2018 – Combate Americas today announced its return to Tijuana, Mexico with a live Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) event featuring matchups between a collection of the most ferocious, rising stars from Mexico and a lineup of electrifying combatants from the U.S., Spain, Brazil, and Chile, at Auditorio Municipal Tijuana.
 

Turu ho 330.00$ MXN, tickets for “Combate Americas: Mexico vs. El Mundo” are on sale at taquillaexpress.com.
 

In the featherweight (145 lik'hilograma tse) ka sehloohong ketsahalo, knockout moetsi oa litšoantšo Andres “The Bullet” Quintana (13-2) ea Albuquerque, N.M., U.S. will collide with relentless striker Marco Antonio “La Roca” Elpidio (7-2-1) ea Mexico City, Mexico.
 

E bobebe (155 lik'hilograma tse) co-main event will pit hard-hitting Rodrigo “Kazula” Vargas (9-2) of Mexico City against battle-tested veteran and proven finisherMike “El Cucuy” De La Torre (14-8, 1 NC) ea San Diego, Dorella., U.S.
 

In other action announced today for the “Combate Americas: Mexico vs. El Mundo” event, power punching Christian “El Taylon” Quiñonez (10-2) of Tijuana will face off with undefeated trailblazer, and fellow Combate Americas newcomer Vinicius “Lok Dog” De Oliveira Prestes De Matos (9-0) of Porto Alegre, Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil in a bantamweight (135 lik'hilograma tse) tlholisanong.
 

Another bantamweight matchup will see newly signed, Krrish bochaba naleli Eduardo “Cyborg” Torres (9-0) of Santiago, Chile, battle submission ace Kevin “Badass” Amador (9-8) of Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.
 

Twelve-time national judo champion Vanesa “Chiquitina” Rico (3-3) of Alicante, Spain, will make her return to La Jaula, le Combate Amerika gorole, khahlanong le Yajaira “Shoko” Romo (3-3) ea monterey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico in an atomweight (105 lik'hilograma tse) ntoa.

Alex “Bam” Velasco (7-1) of Ensenada will square off with fellow striking sensation Daniel “D-Rod” Rodriguez (5-1) of Los Angeles at lightweight.

Jair “El Lupe” Perez (0-0), the younger, 20-year-old brother of world-ranked Combate Americas superstar Erik “Goyito” Perez, e tla etsa hore qalo ea hae profeshenale khahlanong Jesus Blanco (0-1 of Tijuana at lightweight.

 

A flyweight e (125 lik'hilograma tse) sephephechaneng, unbeaten, ka potlako bochaba-naleli Edgar “Pitbull” Chairez (3-0) ea Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, tla kopana Beche Cantu (7-3) ea monterey.

 

Additional bouts for “Combate Americas” Mexico vs. El Mundo” will be announced soon.

 

Doors at Auditorio Municipal Tijuana will open at 6 p.m. nako ya lehae, and the first preliminary bout will start at 7 p.m.

 

The event takes place one week after the “Combate Americas: Mexico vs. USA” event, which will be highlighted by a collection of fighters representing Mexico against opponents from the U.S.

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Sampson Libaka tsa Boxing tse sa hlalosoang li kentsoe lightFeight Bryan Fieeroa ho konteraka ea papatso

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Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing Ikhohomosong e phatlalatsa ho saena ha Mexico e bobebe Bryan “Ngoana” Fierona ho konteraka ea papatso.

Pele o fetoha setsebi ho 2014, Fageroa (12-0, 5 Kos) o ne a e-na le mosebetsi oa liboka o neng o lokolohile naheng ea habo oa Tijuana, Mexico. Boxer e nang le tsebo e nang le mokhoa o nang le litekanyetso tse ntle, Fieroa e koetliselitsoe ke mokoetlisi Joe Varilgas ho Arena Gym in San Diego, California le ho tsamaisoa ke Gregorio Ambriz.
O ikopanya le ho khoesoa ka mehla ea Sampson Smail Boxing Mexico le lifofane tsa Helpanic tse kenyeletsang lebokoseng le chesang ka ho fetisisa, Maemo a holimo a holimo a holimolimo a holimo ho David Benavidez, Pele WBC Gold Super Bastamweight Hugo Ruiz, Bokanyetsi ba Super Feeatherweight Jorge Lara, Sebaka sa pele sa pele sa Champion sa Javier Fortuna, And WBC Latino Welterweight CHEMPION CESARION CESARION CESARION.
“Ke hlomphuoa ke monyetla ona oa ho ikopanya le mabokose a Sampson,” ho boletse Bryan Fieroa. “Ke toro ea ka ea ho ba 'mampoli oa lefatše' me ke 'muelli ea ka mphang teng. Re bone seo a se entseng bakeng sa bahlabani ba bang ba kang David Benavidez mme ena ke tsela e nepahetseng ho nna. Ke tla sebetsa ka thata ho fetoha e 'ngoe ea libapali tsa hae.”
Promoter Lewkowicz e re o na le tšepo e phahameng ea Fi fieroa.
“Bryan ke mollo o motle o motle ka bokhoni ba sehlopha sa lefatše. A ka etsa splash e kholo karolong e bobebe e nang le bokhoni ba hae ba linaleli. Ke thabile, ke motsamaisi oa Gregrio Ambriz ba khethile ho sebetsa le nna le k'hamphani ea ka. Ke labalabela ho rera tsela ea hae ho ea sehlooho.”