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Laura Pain del Reino Unido se prepara para desafiar a Mary Abbey de Nigeria por el título internacional de honor el 18 de febrero

La ex estrella del Equipo GB, Laura Pain, está lista para desafiar sus primeros honores en el Campeonato Internacional, cuando se enfrente a Mary Abbey de Nigeria para la Fundación Mundial de Boxeo (WBF) Corona internacional de peso supermosca, en el evento promovido por Cestus Events en City Coast Center en Portslade, East Sussex el próximo viernes, el 18 de febrero 2022.


Dolor, quién debutó profesionalmente hace solo siete meses en julio del 21, está en una vía rápida para los honores del Campeonato Mundial, y con razón, ya que rezuma talento serio por todos los poros, y lo que es más, está dispuesto a enfrentarse a todos los interesados, como lo demuestra su decisión de enfrentarse cara a cara con Mary Abbey, cuyo récord se encuentra en 3-0-0 con todas las victorias por KO, después de que su oponente original Leticia Abbott de Ghana no recibiera su visa a tiempo.


Hablando desde su casa antes, Pain dijo, “No puedo esperar para subir al ring el viernes..


“Tengo una chica dura en Mary, pero estoy en el boxeo para ascender en la clasificación y superar a cualquiera que se interponga en mi camino para llegar a la cima.


“Entreno duro y me sacrifico mucho, así que estoy emocionado de mostrar mi talento y dejar mi huella en la escena profesional”


Además del emocionante Pain versus Abbey World Boxing Foundation (WBF) pelea de campeonato, El promotor Trevor Lake ha creado una deliciosa cartelera internacional que presenta a boxeadores de África., India, Polonia y por supuesto el Reino Unido.


El apoyo principal ve a Mark Ellins contra Pawel Sowik de Polonia en un concurso de peso pesado de ocho asaltos.


El apoyo co-principal ve a Sandeep Kumar de India (5-0-0) en acción contra Ishmael Nettey de Ghana (3-0-0) en un concurso de peso súper mediano de seis asaltos.


El peso semipesado local John Marvin hará su debut profesional contra Nishant Sharma de India y el londinense Henry Johnson hará su debut contra Akashdeep Singh de India., También estarán en acción los pesos pesados ​​indios Ranjeet Singh y Parmod Kumar., contra oponentes aún por nombrar.


Laura Pain contra Mary Abbey, para la Fundación Mundial de Boxeo vacante (WBF) Super Flyweight International Championship encabeza el evento Trevor Lake Cestus Events promovido Friday Fight Night en el City Coast Center en Portslade, East Sussex el próximo viernes, el 18 de febrero 2022.


El evento será transmitido en vivo en www.youtube.com/CestusEventsTV


Los boletos están disponibles con cualquiera de los boxeadores que compiten o llame a la línea de boletos de Cestus al 07473 173634

La italiana Nadia Flalhi desafía a la británica Hollie Towl por los honores europeos exclusivamente en vivo en FITE este domingo 13 de febrero

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The lucky fans that have secured tickets for the SOLD OUT event, that takes place in Worksop, Nottinghamshire in the UK, will be treated to an afternoon of action, as besides the Towl Vs Flalhi European Title fight, there will be five further contests featuring local talent.


Heading up the support card is reigning WIBA International and PBC Commonwealth Middleweight Champion Eleanor Coulson, who faces Londoner Aimee Moody in a six round non-championship contest.


Fellow Middleweight Cameron Moran will be looking to take his record to 2-0-0, when he faces Zahir Bennett, and exciting unbeaten Cruiserweight prospect Alvis Berzins faces a late replacement in Owen James.


Debuting Super Middleweight Luke Wight is set for a baptism of fire when he faces the highly experienced battler Richard Harrison and last but not least fellow pro debutee Jayden Harris is sure to have an action packed maiden outing as he is set to go toe-to-toe with Belfast’s Marty Kayes.


Hollie Towl versus Nadia Flalhi for the PBC European Super Featherweight Championship headlines the Boyle’s Pro Boxing promoted Valentine’s Massacre event, in association with KC Sofas and broadcast globally exclusively live on FITE from 1:30pm (GMT) on Sunday 13th February 2022.


To book your personal ringside seat go to www.fite.tv

BELLATOR MMA ANUNCIA UN GRAN NUEVO ACUERDO DE TRANSMISIÓN EN EL REINO UNIDO CON LA BBC

Nuevo acuerdo ve 2022 Los eventos europeos se transmiten en vivo en el nuevo canal de transmisión BBC Three y los eventos de EE. UU. se transmiten en vivo en BBC iPlayer

Londres, Reino Unido– La promoción líder de artes marciales mixtas BELLATOR MMA ha anunciado hoy una nueva y emocionante asociación con BBC Sport que verá eventos que emanan de fuera de Estados Unidos transmitidos en vivo en el canal BBC Three y BBC iPlayer recientemente lanzados..

El innovador acuerdo de transmisión hará que BELLATOR MMA se convierta en uno de los elementos básicos del nuevo canal.. BBC Three y BBC iPlayer tendrán transmisión en vivo de los eventos de BELLATOR que se llevarán a cabo fuera de los EE. 2022 mientras que los eventos de EE. UU. de la promoción estarán disponibles para ver en vivo en BBC iPlayer.

El acuerdo representa un compromiso de la BBC para continuar mostrando todos los eventos de BELLATOR en vivo a través de sus plataformas en 2022 tras la exitosa asociación de la promoción con la emisora ​​en 2021. BELLATOR noticias, Las características y los resultados también se presentarán regularmente en las plataformas digitales de BBC Sport, como el sitio web y la aplicación de BBC Sport..

BELLATOR MMA es el hogar de algunos de los artistas marciales mixtos más entretenidos y hábiles del mundo, incluido Ryan Bader., AJ McKee, Gegard Mousasi, Cris “Cyborg,Yaroslav Amosov y el propio Michael “Venom” Page de Londres.

El enlace de BBC Three comenzará con estilo con un encabezado triple de emocionantes cartas europeas., comenzando con el esperado regreso de BELLATOR al 3Arena de Dublín el viernes, Febrero 25. La tarjeta presenta una pelea por el título de peso mediano entre la leyenda de MMA Gegard Mousasi y el invicto Austin Vanderford..

Después de Dublín viene otra gran noche en París el viernes., Mayo 6, mientras el campeón mundial de peso pesado de BELLATOR, Ryan Bader, defiende su título contra el icónico artista francés de artes marciales mixtas Cheick Kongo. La promoción hizo historia en la capital en 2020 al convertirse en la primera gran promoción de MMA en realizar un evento en Francia, que también fue la primera vez que un evento de MMA se mostró en vivo en la BBC.

Para completar los tres primeros eventos europeos masivos en vivo en BBC Three, BELLATOR regresará a Londres el viernes., Mayo 13, con otra pelea por el título mundial encabezando la lista. Después de un show eléctrico en Londres en octubre, Michael “Venom” Page del Reino Unido se enfrenta al campeón invicto de peso welter, Yaroslav Amosov, ya que aspira a convertirse en el segundo campeón británico de BELLATOR MMA.

Jefe de BELLATOR MMA Europa, david verde, dicho: “Estamos encantados de renovar nuestra relación con la BBC y estar en BBC Three.. Hemos disfrutado de un primer año increíblemente exitoso en asociación con la emisora ​​y esperamos llegar a millones de hogares más en el Reino Unido como parte de un nuevo y emocionante canal.. Hemos trabajado increíblemente duro para llevar la acción en vivo de este increíble deporte a tantas personas en el Reino Unido como sea posible., y este es otro paso histórico en ese viaje”.

Presidente de BELLATOR MMA, Scott Coker,, adicional: “Estoy muy emocionado por el crecimiento continuo de MMA en el Reino Unido y encantado de que seguiremos disfrutando del apoyo de la BBC al llevar nuestros eventos en vivo a los fanáticos británicos existentes y nuevas audiencias en 2022”.

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Sobre BELLATOR

BELLATOR MMA es una organización líder mundial de artes marciales mixtas que presenta a muchos de los mejores luchadores del mundo.. Bajo la dirección del veterano promotor de lucha, Scott Coker, Los eventos de BELLATOR tienen lugar en las principales ciudades del mundo y se pueden ver por televisión en más de 160 países a una audiencia a disposición de más de mil millones de personas. En los Estados Unidos, BELLATOR se puede ver en SHOWTIME. BELLATOR está compuesto por un equipo ejecutivo que incluye a los mejores profesionales de la industria en producción de televisión., orquestación de eventos en vivo, desarrollo luchador / relaciones, obtención de locaciones, creación / desarrollo de patrocinios, licencias internacionales, mercadeo, publicidad, publicidad y comisión de relaciones. BELLATOR tiene su sede en Hollywood, California. y es propiedad de entretenimiento ViacomCBS gigantes, el hogar de marcas de primera clase de entretenimiento del mundo que se conectan con el público a través de un contenido atractivo a través de la televisión, película, plataformas en línea y móviles.

Indian Star Neeraj Goyat, who was set to fight Amir Khan in 2019 makes his UK Debut in AberdeenWBC Asia Champion Neeraj Goyat Co-Headlines Let Battle Commence IV on the 29th MayLive on FITE TV

Londres – Friday 16th April 2021


WBC Asia Champion Neeraj Goyat Co-Headlines Let Battle Commence IV on the 29th MayLive on FITE TV
Indian Star Neeraj Goyat, who was set to fight Amir Khan in 2019 makes his UK Debut in Aberdeen


Seis veces, Campeón del Mundo de cinco divisiones y Promotor Lee Mcallister announced that he and World Boxing Council (CMB) Asia Welterweight Champion Neeraj Goyal will co-headline LET BATTLE COMMENCE IV, that takes place on the 29th May 2021 and broadcast live on FITE TV, así como otros canales lineales y digitales a nivel mundial.


Reigning WBC Asia Champion Goyat is probably the best known Indian boxer by fans of the pugilistic arts, following the announcement back in 2019 that he was to face Amir Khan in a mega fight in Saudi Arabia, unfortunately prior to the much anticipated showdown, Goyat was seriously injured in a car crash and had to pull out, Khan fought Australia’s Billy Dib.


Goyat fully recovered from his injuries and immediately got back to winning ways, in his most recent contest, that took place at the Majestic Pride Ship, Panjim, India back in March this year Goyat knocked-out sandeep kumar after just 34 seconds of the fourth round.


On making the announcement McAllister said, “I’m a big fan of Neeraj.


“We had planned to bring him to the UK back in 2019, but when the opportunity to fight Amir was put on the table I just tore up the contract. Fighting Amir on an internationally broadcast event was a huge opportunity for Neeraj and I wasn’t going to stand in the way.


“To say I was gutted the fight didn’t happen is an understatement as the fans world-wide would have seen just how talented Neeraj is.


“So here we are two years later and finally we are going to have Neeraj fight on one of our shows and unlike when we were originally bringing him over, now our events are televised, so finally fans worldwide will get to see just what an immense talent he is.”


In mid-March 2020, like all sporting events, Professional Boxing shows world-wide were cancelled, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.


UK Government restrictions were relaxed in July 2020 so that sporting events could resume, however with the proviso that no spectators would be allowed to attend. With this in mind McAllister joined forces with the British & Autoridad Irlandesa de Boxeo (BIBA) to create a series of Professional Boxing events that take place ‘Behind Closed Doors’.


La toma de posesión QUE COMIENCE LA BATALLA evento, that took place behind closed doors at the Northern Hotel in Aberdeen on Saturday 18th July 2020, was headlined by longtime WBO Featherweight King Scott Harrison versus PBC International Champion Los compañeros Paul. The main support featured the professional debut of ten time Kickboxing World Champion Caitlin Foran.


QUE COMIENCE LA BATALLA II, took place on Friday 4th September 2020 and was headlined by PBC & WBU International Champion Nathan Beattie versus UK based Nicaraguan Julio Bendana. The undercard featured no less than three female contests, including two of the UK’s top female amateur boxers, Hollie Towl y Eleanor Coulson, making their professional debuts, this event also took place behind closed doors in Aberdeen.


The third edition, QUE COMIENCE LA BATALLA – LAS LEONAS, that takes place on Saturday 24th April 2021 está listo para ingresar a los libros de récords como el primer evento de boxeo profesional femenino que tendrá lugar no solo en el Reino Unido sino también el primero en Europa.


Joining the much lauded duo McAllister y Goyat on the 29th May 2021 LET BATTLE COMMENCE IV son;


PBC/WBU International Super Lightweight Champion Nathan Beattie, rising unbeaten Super Featherweight prospect Kevin Traynor, stylish unbeaten Heavyweight prospect Craig Dick, unbeaten Middleweight prospect Adam Stewart, local Heavyweight Liam Allan makes his second professional outing, whilst Indian Featherweight Sukhdeep Singh hace su debut profesional.


LET BATTLE COMMENCE IV co-headlined by Lee Mcallister y Neeraj Goyal will take place behind closed doors at the Northern Hotel, Aberdeen on the 29th May 2021 y será transmitido en vivo en FITE TV así como otros canales lineales y digitales a nivel mundial (por favor revise los listados locales)


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THE UK’S NEXT BOXING SUPERSTAR, UNDEFEATED SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT SHABAZ ‘THE MAVERICKMASOUD, SIGNS ON AS ATHLETE BRAND AMBASSADOR FOR BRAINS PURE CBD

Reaffirming its committed support of professional boxing around the world, Brains Bioceutical Corp., a leading manufacturer of THC-free cannabidiol (CBD) productos, proudly announces the addition of one of the UK’s most promising young prospects, undefeated super bantamweight Shabaz “The Maverick” Masoud (7-0, 1 KO), to its growing stable of athletic brand ambassadors.

With the foot-speed of a laser pointer, an awkward but virtually impregnable defense, and blazingly fast hands that seldom miss the mark, the 25-year-old British Pakistani native of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, in the UK often bears an uncanny stylistic resemblance to his superstar idol, former featherweight showman Prince Naseem Hamed.

Undefeated in his young professional career, the formidable Masoud is yet to lose even a single round on any judge’s scorecard. Masoud will proudly adorn his trunks with Brains Pure CBD branding on Friday, Marzo 19, when he faces countryman Louis Norman at Bolton Whites Hotel in Bolton, Lancashire, UK and streaming live on ESPN+at 1:00 pm EST/10:00 am PST. The IFL TV broadcast of the card is expected to start at 7:30 pm (GTM).

“We are in the hurt business,” said Masoud, “and bumps and bruises and even nagging injuries are just part of the game. Brains Pure CBD really helps with the wear-and-tear my body goes though in training camp everyday. Not only does it help to speed my recovery time from minor injuries, but it also helps me get to sleep at night, so I’m always my best in the gym. And it’s not full of mystery chemicals that might get you in trouble with the boxing commissions.


Brains is all-natural, plant-based product with zero prohibited THC. That’s clinically researched and tested by leading sports authorities. Like with any opponent, I did my research and have found that not all CBDs are created equally. Brains is the only CBD I trust. I’m very happy to be partnering with them on a product I very much believe in for my run to the world championship.”

Brains Bioceutical, who have sponsored several recent boxing events worldwide, have also joined forces with 18-0 welterweight standout Custio Clayton of Canada, MTK’s recent “The Golden Contract” Light Heavyweight tournament and world-renowned UK-based trainer of champions, Ben Davison’s state-of-the-art Performance Centre, located outside London, Inglaterra.

Incidentally, Davison, who has worked with a long list of boxing luminaries including Josh Taylor and Billy Joe Saunders, as well as heavyweight king Tyson Fury previously, has given Masoud an important seal of approval by signing on as his trainer.

“Masoud has the potential of a pound-for-pound-level fighter,” said Davison. “I believe he can achieve that. He’s like Naz was in his prime and he has all the same swagger and showmanship. He’s also a good kid who works hard in the gym to reach his goals. That’s why I was happy to find out he had been acquired by the Brains Bioceutical people who are innovating CBD’s countless benefits for an athletes’ rest and recovery.”


Brains will also have a presence on the ring canvas at the Hotel Plaza in Quebec City, Canadá, el martes, Marzo 16, for promoter Yvon Michel’s upcoming event “The Homecoming,” his first in 16 meses. La $29.99 PPV card is headlined by a rematch featuring WBC #1 bridgerweight Oscar “Kaboom” Rivas (26-1, 18 KOs) and Sylvera “Sly” Louis (8-5, 4 KOs) en el evento principal de ocho asaltos.

“Shabaz Masoud is a welcome addition to our worldwide team of athlete ambassadors,” said Ricky Brar, CEO & Presidente, Brains Bioceutical Corp. He has the skills and the personality to become boxing’s newest superstar and Brains Pure CBD will be right by his side.”

“As the makers of one of the world’s purest CBD products, tested by a World Anti-Doping Agency approved lab, Brains Pure CBD is ideal for fighters,” Brar continued. We’re proud of our roles in the lives of some of the bravest competitors in all of sport.”

“The Homecoming” will be livestreamed by FITE worldwide on the FITE mobile app, todas las principales aplicaciones y sitios web de OTT (FITE.tv), a partir de 8 p.m. Y / 5 p.m. PT, for USD $29.99 (disponible en inglés o francés). También estará disponible en Canadá a través de Canal Indigo, Campana TV, Shaw TV and YOOP for $39.99 CDN.


You can follow Shabaz Masoud’s journey on his social media accounts.
Gorjeo: @ShabazMasoud
Instagram: shabaz_maverick_masoud

ABOUT BRAINS BIOCEUTICAL CORP
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DOS EVENTOS DE TV EN VIVO DESDE ESCOCIA PROGRAMADOS PARA AGOSTO EXCLUSIVAMENTE EN VIVO EN FITE TV

Nathan Beattie vs Milton Arauz titulares el 1 de agosto y 6 El campeón del mundo Lee McAllister vs Edwin Palacios titulares el 15 de agosto

Tras el éxito de la inauguración LET BATTLE COMMENCE, en asociación con PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA & BEBIDA ENERGÉTICA DE NEÓN, que tuvo lugar en el Northern Hotel en Aberdeen el pasado fin de semana, El promotor Lee Mcallister ha anunciado dos eventos más de la serie que se transmitirán en vivo y en exclusiva en FITE TV el sábado 1 de agosto y el sábado 15 de agosto. 2020.

Back on the 18th July the fans of the pugilistic arts around the world watching LET BATTLE COMMENCE 1 on FITE TV were treated to the spectacle of the return to the fray by Lineal World Boxing Organization (OMB) Featherweight World Champion Scott Harrison, who faced and stopped Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International Champion Paul Peers in a non-championship six rounder.

Prior to Harrison-Peers the fans tuned in watched an incredible Battle Royale between 10 time Kick Boxing World Champion Caitlin Foran, who was making her professional boxing debut, and Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International Bronze Champion Jaime Bates, who stepped in as late replacement after original opponent Carly Mackenzie broke two toes in a riding accident the previous weekend. After six incredibly closely fought rounds Foran secured the victory by a close 58-56 points tally.

The third fight of the night was a fantastic all action War between undefeated Lewis Mulberry and Nicaragua’s Johnson Tellez. I’m sure those watching on TV were as enthralled with the action as much as myself, Mulberry’s ring name is “Machine Gun’ and believe me that is a most appropriate moniker, como la 19 year old peppered the body of his far more experienced opponent with fast and powerful left and rights at a mega rapid pace. After six scintillating all action rounds, Referee Edward Law’s scorecard read 60-54 in favour of the teen sensation Lewis Mulberry.

Prior to Mulberry-Tellez Perth’s Adam Stewart (1-0-0) made his return to the ring against late replacement Nicaragua’s Alexander Zeledon, following an injury sustained by original opponent Liverpool’s Steve Sunners (4-0-0). Earlier this year Zeledon beat Manchester’s Dan Booth (4-1-0), so not an easy opponent, regardless of his negative record, para 25 year old Stewart who returned to the fray following a three year sabbatical.

Lo que una pelea grietas, both protagonists went at it hammer and tongs for close to four rounds before Stewart’s power came into play late in the fourth. With around 25 second or so of the round remaining Stewart fired a massive Exocet to send the Nicaraguan to the deck, Zeledon was clearly in pain as he unsuccessfully tried to make it to his feet. Official time of stoppage 2 minutos y 40 seconds of the fourth round.

The opening fight of the night see 18 year old Heavyweight Liam Allan from Aberdeen make his professional debut against Puerto Rican Jose F Leon. Cracking opening round, but in the second Allan’s mature approach, that belied his tender years, really came into play.

As the second stanza progressed, Allan worked behind his superb jab to fashion some good openings, which he took without a second thought. Just about mid way through the second round one such opening enabled the youngster to let rip with a massive shot that sent Leon to the deck. Leon made the count and boxing resumed, then with around 30 seconds of the round remaining Allan created another opening and once again let rip and landed a big shot to send the South American to the canvas for a second time, the tough Puerto Rican tried to make it to his feet again but just failed to make the count, official time of the stoppage was 2 minutos y 40 segundo.

The first August event, QUE COMIENCE LA BATALLA II, en asociación con PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA y NEON ENERGY DRINK, takes place at the Northern Hotel in Aberdeen and broadcast live and exclusive by FITE TV on Saturday 1ST AUGUST 2020.

The line-up for the 1st August is:

1) Ligero

PBC & WBU International Champion Nathan Beattie (10-4-0) has a seriously tough night ahead, when he steps in the ring with Nicaraguan Milton Arauz (10-3-1)

2) Super Flyweight

Un concurso verdaderamente delicioso ve a la Campeona Internacional de Bronce de la PBC Nicola Hopewell enfrentarse cara a cara con la emocionante Tasha Boyes de York, quien hará su debut profesional.

3) De peso medio

Scott Mcintyre del Liverpool (4-1-0) will take on the seriously tough Nicaraguan Wilmer Gonzalez (21-18-1), who just a few fights back KOd a certain British WBF European and International Champ.

4) Super Pluma

Kevin Traynor de Denny (2-0-0) will need to be at his best when he takes on the exciting Greek battler Paris Stavropoulos (2-1-0), who makes his first appearance in the UK.

5) De peso pesado

La pelea final de la noche enfrentará al debutante contra el debutante cuando Craig Dick se enfrente a Michael Bassett., both the big lads have stated they will be looking to make a big impression on the 1st August.

The second of the August events, LET BATTLE COMMENCE III, in association with PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA and NEON ENERGY DRINK will take place at the Northern Hotel in Aberdeen and broadcast exclusively live on FITE TV on Saturday 15TH AUGUST 2020.

The line-up for the 15th August is:

1) De peso medio

Seis veces, Campeón del mundo de cinco divisiones, y promotor de la serie LET BATTLE COMMENCE, Lee McAllister steps in to replace Malta’s Brandon Borg to face Gerona, Spain based Nicaraguan Edwin Palacios in the headline fight, definitely a much tougher fight for Palacios than what he was expecting, but the macho South American has stated he’s up to the challenge and to expect fireworks.

2) Peso pluma

La sensacional adolescente ex estrella amateur Hollie Towl hará su debut profesional contra el igualmente sensacional Consejo Mundial de Boxeo. (CMB) Campeona Mundial de Muay Thai Natacha De Almeida de Suiza, quien también hará su debut en el boxeo profesional.

3) De peso medio

Nathan Russo versus Wilmer Gonzalezthis highly anticipated clash of the Big Bangers was originally due to have been on the first LET BATTLE COMMENCE show in the series, but had to be rescheduled due to a minor injury suffered by Russo. Without a doubt this is going to be a highly exciting all action contest, how long it’ll last is anyones guess, as Russo has won every fight so far by KNOCKOUT and Gonzalez has 14 KOs on his record, including a huge upset KO win over a certain World Boxing Foundation (WBF) European and International Champion last year.

4) Welter

Instead of the anticipated rematch against Dean Porter, Leeds’ Jack Jones, will now face Nicaraguan hard man Michael Isaac Carrero, following original opponent Porter having to withdraw.

5) Peso gallo

Local lad Kenny Allan faces Chadwell Heath, Surrey’s Jordan Smith in the opening contest of the night, Allan will be looking to secure his second victory in his fledgling career, whilst Smith will be seeking to get the first win on his record on this just his third pro outing.

Nathan Beattie versus Milton Arauz headlines LET BATTLE COMMENCE II, en asociación con PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA y NEON ENERGY DRINK, takes place at the Northern Hotel in Aberdeen and broadcast live and exclusive by FITE TV on Saturday 1ST AUGUST 2020.

LET BATTLE COMMENCE II PPV on 1st August ($4.99 approx £4) ir ahttps://www.fite.tv/watch/let-battle-commence-beattie-arauz/2p7rq/

Lee Mcallister versus Edwin Palacios headlines LET BATTLE COMMENCE III, en asociación con PAPA JOHN'S PIZZA y NEON ENERGY DRINK y se llevará a cabo en el Northern Hotel en Aberdeen y se transmitirá exclusivamente en vivo por FITE TV el sábado 15 de agosto 2020.

LET BATTLE COMMENCE III PPV ($4.99 approx £4) will be available on FITE TV from Wednesday 29th July

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH 10 TIME WORLD KICKBOXING CHAMPION CAITLIN FORAN AHEAD OF HER PRO BOXING DEBUT

With this pandemic lockdown in full force virtually world-wide, many fights have been already been cancelled, from the biggest, such as Anthony Joshua versus Kubrat Pulev, right through to many small hall events.


Whilst clearly the lockdown is affecting everyone involved in our beloved sport, it made me think of those that had been preparing for their professional boxing debut, such as today’s victim, sorry guest, Caitlin Foran, who was due to debut in Orkney on the 25th April.


Caitlin is a ten time Kickboxing World Champion, quite an accomplishment for someone that is still just 19 año de edad, let’s face it to achieve such a high status in any sport at such a young age is quite an accomplishment and without doubt her extensive combat sports experience is going to benefit her when this pandemic is over and she makes her pro debut.


I actually had the pleasure of meeting Caitlin back in March at an event in Barrow-in-Furness, where she was supporting Paul Peers when he challenged, and beat, Nicaraguan Milton Arauz for the Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International title, and always intended to cover her pro debut, but with that put back until later in the year due to the current situation decided instead to arrange an interview with her.


Enough of my waffle, let’s get to know this amazing teen star a little better.




(GDC) Hello Caitlin, thank you for taking the time to answer a few questions for us. My first question is I understand you are a multi-World Champion Kick Boxer, can you please tell our readers a little about your Kick Boxing career?




(CF) So I started kickboxing in 2008 at the age of eight, at the time I was juggling kickboxing with lots of other sports and activities but over time my attention just stuck with kickboxing and it became my life.


I certainly wasn’t one of these people that had a talent for the sport. I wasn’t flexible, I had no confidence, but the one thing I did have that has carried me through to this day is determination.


Living on an island we weren’t able to get to as many competitions as other clubs on the mainland could which meant we knew we had to really put in the extra effort to make up for the lack of experience.


Also coming from a large family where my mother was a single parent to 5 children meant I rarely was able to get away to compete and didn’t really start competing properly until I got my black belt in 2011.


I then started competing usually once a month with the first big one being the WKA Scottish championships in Glasgow where I won 2x golds, that was my first big confidence booster and I went on to compete more often winning more Scottish titles as well as British and European.


I then got invited to my first world championships in 2013 in Italy where I came away with a bronze medal.


I always preferred points fighting when I was competing, which is a more karate style, ‘start stopstyle of fighting, but at my second World championships in Prague in 2014, there was a woman without a fight for her ring Continuous section so I was asked if I would take the fight.


I’ve never been one to turn down a fight so I took the fight and ended up winning it as well as two others so I came away with my first three World titles and new love for ring fighting.


Desde 2014 a 2017 I went on to win seven more World titles in various countries.


Por 2016/17 my kickboxing career was really taking off and I was looking at turning professional sometime soon, however at the end of 2017 my coach Ryan Reffell sadly passed which put an end to my kickboxing career.


(GDC) What influenced you to switch from Kick Boxing to Professional Boxing?


(CF) As I mentioned previously, I have never been a naturally flexible person so in kickboxing my legs were predominantly used for powerful body single kicks.


While I was still training with Ryan as part of Nemesis Kickboxing, al final de 2015 we decided I was getting better with my hands and started thinking about switching to boxing.


This lead Ryan to start boxing classes on a Monday night as well as the kickboxing classes through the week.


I was offered my first fight that September with 4 days notice for the UKBC featherweight international title. I went on to win the fight and defended it in a rematch that December.


2017 was when I really started to focus more on boxing and less on kickboxing and had two more fights, with the last fight in my unlicensed career being a Five Nations title fight in April 2017 which brought my record to 4-0-0.


I thought my boxing career had ended then, until Paul Peers moved to Orkney in 2018 and got in touch via Facebook which then kickstarted my training again as he showed great interest in my boxing and was a massive help in getting my love for the sport back and showed that he believed in me which made me more confident in myself and got myself back to training properly again ahead of signing my professional contract in January this year.


(GDC) You were due to be undertaking your professional boxing debut in Orkney on the 25th April, obviously this is being rescheduled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, so firstly how have your preparations been going?


(CF) Sí, it was devastating when all this started but I am making sure to keep as active as I can with daily running and home exercises making use of the little space I do have at home.


(GDC) Has the Government ordered lockdown had an effect on your preparations?


(CF) Prior to lockdown we were getting sparring in at least once or twice a week at the club and had started our partnership with Lee Mcallister at Assassin’s boxing in Aberdeen in order to mix Orkney Boxing Clubs fighters with theirs for some sparring at weekends.


We only managed this once so far with weather being bad and boats not certain to run but were planning more in the lead up to the show.


(GDC) When the lockdown ends and the new date is announced, your opponent is stated to be Carly Mackenzie, do you know much about her?


(CF) I was originally due to fight Carly Mackenzie however my opponent recently changed to Professional Boxing Council (PBC) International Silver Champion Jamie Bates Wallis. I don’t know a great deal about Jamie to be honest but from what I’ve seen she is a strong orthodox boxer with a strong offence and sharp defence.


I took the fight knowing it would be a challenge especially being my first fight back in 3 año.
She’s proved to be a champion so in order for me to become a champion I must beat champions.


(GDC) Moving away from your career to date, who is your favourite boxer, Masculino o femenino, and why?


(CF) My favourite boxer to date has got to be Katie Taylor. She has played a massive part in getting Women’s boxing to where it is today and is a real inspiration to any athlete out there as she has shown that any obstacle can be overcome if you really want something.


(GDC) In the same vein, which is your all time favourite fight, and why?


(CF) It is so hard to choose a favourite fight but one has to be Katie Taylor’s most recent fight against Christina Linardatou as she continued her winning record and added WBO Super-Lightweight world title to her ever growing list of achievements. Usually Taylor would be getting stuck into the fight, firing shot after shot. However she kept to the outside this time boxing smart and not wasting energy.


(GDC) Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions, finally is there anyone you would like to mention with regard to your upcoming debut?


(CF) I would like to give thanks to my sponsor, Gary Sutherland at GSRI, Steven Logie at Strength 101 for keeping me in shape and Paul Peers for everything he has done over the last year and a half to get my confidence back up and reignite my love for boxing. I would also like to give a shout out to all of my old teammates at Nemesis kickboxing Academy and Nemesis Boxing Gym without them I wouldn’t be where I am today.

Stars from Boxing & Football Turning Out in Force For Kiyan Prince Foundation Charity Boxing Event ‘Jabbing Not Stabbing’ on 21st December

Football and Boxing Stars, such as Harry Redknapp, Peter Crouch, Peter Odemwingie, Les Ferdinand and Jimmy Bullard from Football and WBO Inter-Continental Champion Anthony Yarde and WBF International & European Champion Tommy Jacobs from Professional Boxing have pledged their support for the Kiyan Prince Foundation (KPF) Charity event that takes place at the London Irish Centre in Camden in London on Saturday 21st December

The above named stars plus many more will be attending the Charity Boxing event to raise funds for the Kiyan Prince Foundation (KPF), which is hosted by former WBO & IBF Inter-Continental and MBC International Champion and KPF founder Dr Mark Prince OBE.

The event will feature five amateur contests, featuring local boxers and one professional bout, featuring Robert Duran, son of legendary Panamanian four division World Champion Roberto Duran.

In addition to the boxing action Slim the Comedian will entertain the crowd with a set and well as a memorabilia auction (Football and Boxing)

Entradas, precio £ 30 (Sentado Standard) y £ 40 (Primera fila) for ‘Jabbing not Stabbing’ that takes place at the London Irish Centre, Camden Square, Camden, London NW1 9XB on Saturday 21st December 2019 are now available on-line atwww.tkoboxoffice.com

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About The Kiyan Prince Foundation:

The Kiyan Prince Foundation was established in 2008 in memory of Kiyan Prince, Dr Prince’s fifteen-year-old son and a talented footballer who was stabbed in the heart, whilst trying to break up a fight, outside his school gates. This devastating tragedy marked the beginning of a journey which has not only transformed Dr Prince’s life but also equipped him with the knowledge and skills to support families and help prevent similar cases. In this process, he has had to defeat two of life’s toughest challenges – anger and revenge, find the strength to forgive and the commitment to substitute anger with positive life skills.

About Kiyan Prince:

Kiyan Prince was the first son born to Mark Prince and Tracy Cumberbatch on 25th November 1990.

He was an outgoing and well loved young man who got along with everybody. Teachers, fellow pupils, Queens Park Rangers football team… in fact anyone who came into contact with Kiyan counted it a privilege to have done so.

El 18 de mayo 2006 Kiyan’s life came to a tragic, untimely and unnecessary end. The loving nature, by which he was known, was what made him step in and defend his friend who was being picked on by another youth.

The incident took place outside the gates of his school, the London Academy, located in Edgware North London. Kiyan attempted to resolve the situation in the most peaceable way by directly challenging the aggressor.

The ‘killer’, 16 year old Hannad Hasan, felt that Kiyan had disrespected him because he stood up to him. He then turned and callously killed Kiyan – plunging a knife straight into his chest. Kiyan died of a single, but fatal, stab wound to his heart.

Kiyan, who played for Queens Park Rangers Under-16’s football team. He was dubbed ‘The Bullet’ because of his speed and he was hailed as the next Wayne Rooney… tipped to play for England.

Kiyan was a beautiful, thoughtful, kind and considerate young man. . How he lived was reflected in the way he died… in probably the last words he ever spoke…

Even though he must have been very scared and in pain… in dying he still represented the life he lived. His heart was so full of love and empathy for others. In his final minutes his thoughts were, incluso entonces, still of others. As he lay bleeding he told his friends: “if these are my last words… tell my Mum I love her.”

About Mark Prince:

Dr Mark Prince is CEO and Founder of the Kiyan Prince Foundation, a charity borne out of pain, suffering and grief. Through a series of personal challenges (homelessness, drugs and alcohol abuse and criminal activity); triumphs and tragedy, the then known Mark Prince, developed a burning desire to support young people embroiled in a downward spiral of urban violence. The devastating tragedy of his son’s murder in 2006 further confirmed the importance of early intervention in a young person’s life in order to prevent what often seems like an inevitable journey into despair.

Education and Sport:

A significant part of the foundation’s work is to target school aged children and young people from primary through to secondary and tertiary education, through mentoring, life skills and training programmes. Being a professional boxer achieving titles such as the IBF and WBO Inter-continental Light-heavy weight Championship by (1997) and fighting for a world title in 1998, Dr Prince has invaluable skills and experiences that help in the development and transformation of young people’s lives for good. His autobiography The Prince of Peace written by Dr Prince and Paul Zanon is already a best seller.

Collaboration:

The Kiyan Prince Foundation is a project that has seen Dr Prince collaborate with a range of notable individuals, organisations, los medios de comunicación, government officials and celebrities to shine a light on the socio-economic issues impacting on young people and families nationally. He has been involved in the creation and the was the feature of the ITV documentary, “Put the Knives and Guns Down” screened on ITV London Tonight Special; panel member for The News of The World’s “Save Our Streets” campaign; keynote speaker at Metropolitan Police Operation Trident Program; and guest speaker at conferences such as, the NBCPA National Black Crown Prosecutors Association Annual Conference and the National Governor Prison Association Annual Conference.

Recognition and Vision:

In recognition of the significant contribution to the community and fight against knife crime, Dr Prince has received several well-deserved awards e.g. The Children’s Champion Award from Prime Minister Gordon Brown; an Honorary Doctorate Degree from Excel University; and recently in the Queen’s New Year Honours list (2019) to receive an OBE.

It is the foundation’s vision to obtain funding/raise the revenue to deliver#inspiringfuturechampions a campaign which involves delivering powerful messages to every school in London first, with inspirational speakers who are high level influencers amongst young people together with Dr Prince sharing with them how to utilise their strength of will, recognise their potential, individuality, purpose, how to value themselves, come back from adversity and the power of self-belief, which when understood all leads to young people steering clear of guns and knives which is a problem of the mind and not of the knife.

The Freeman Juggernaut Rolls OnStops O’Reilly in Four

Liverpool’s unbeaten Middleweight prospect Martin Freeman made an emphatic statement on Saturday night, with his fourth round stoppage victory over Will O’Reilly at the Jubilee Sports Bank in his home city.

La 26 year old Liverpudlian exuded class throughout the contest, even when being forced onto the back foot by the ever moving forward all out attack tactics employed by O’Reilly, Freeman just adapted his tactics to counter and control the contest in sensational fashion.

The Liverpudlian’s power was the defining factor of the contest, especially in the fourth, when a massive right from Freeman shook O’Reilly to the core, forcing the Mancunian battler to stagger back onto the ropes and cover up just as the contest approached the minute mark of the round.

In an instant Freeman stepped forward and let rip with a scintillating bombardment of massive lefts and rights, O’Reilly covered up and absorbed the first couple of shots on the gloves and arm, but Freeman’s power and precise placement ensured that the Liverpudlian’s Exocets began to power their way through the Mancunian’s guard with little resistance, after a couple of particularly venomous head shots referee Chris Kelly stepped in and stopped the contest on the one minute and two second mark of the fourth round.

Following the fight Freeman said;

I am really pleased with my performance from Saturday night.

“Yes it was a tough fight and my opponent not only took some of my best shots but he also gave some good punches too!

“I’m definitely glad I got some good rounds in too as I won my last two fights in the first round.”

Freeman’s gym mate Lee Cooper was also on the card and secured a shut out points victory over Kyle McNicholas.

Both Freeman and Cooper will be back in action on the next Kyle Gallagher promoted Victory Fight Club event at the Jubilee Sports Bank on 28th March 2020.

Decastro sensacional Detiene Castañeda de cada cinco en Lincoln

Informe: Gianluca Di Caro

El sábado por la noche, en la Sala de Máquinas en la Universidad de Lincoln, los aficionados locales se convirtieron en la fuerza de apoyo locales muchacho Nathan Decastro en su defensa de la Unión Mundial de Boxeo (UMC) título súper mediano Mundial ha celebrado desde abril, así como el intento de añadir la Fundación Mundial de Boxeo (WBF) Coronar a su colección contra el reemplazo de Fernando Castañeda de México.

Originalmente Decastro se debió a cara de Nicaragua José Varela, Sin embargo el miércoles Varela, quien se encontraba en España en el momento, fue negado el permiso de salida por las autoridades españolas cuando llegó al aeropuerto de Barcelona por su vuelo a Reino Unido, por lo que no pudo hacer el viaje a Lincoln.

La pelea en sí misma era un asunto sucio, debido a la retención continua de Castaneda, Decastro tras el aterrizaje de un golpe al cuerpo vicioso desde el principio en la primera que claramente estaba afectando a la mexicana, ya que cada vez Decastro se adelantó y permitir rasgar que había agarrarse para evitar más castigo al cuerpo.

Rondas dos y tres se encontraban en la misma línea aunque para ser justos había un poco más de boxeo, en lugar de la lucha libre, acción. Decastro trabajó el cuerpo de su enemigo cada vez que tenía la oportunidad, que no era que a menudo debido a las tácticas de golpe y retención del mexicano.

La cuarta ronda fue mucho más abierta siguiente árbitro Lee Murtagh tiene duras palabras con Castañeda sobre la celebración, tanto es así hubo algunos intercambios venenosas que siguieron, Sin embargo cada vez Decastro dirigido al cuerpo Castañeda seguiría inicialmente agarrar, por lo Decastro comenzó a disparar misiles Exocet a la cabeza.

Decastro claramente tenido suficiente de la frustración por las tácticas de Castaneda como comenzó la quinta estrofa, el hombre Bardney tácticas cambió ligeramente y comenzó a avanzar mucho más, así como más rápido y aterrizar algunos golpes graves en el primer minuto más o menos, Castañeda respondió del mismo modo pero bastante ineficaz debido a su determinación de proteger su cuerpo de la pena seguir manteniendo su distancia.

Hacia la mitad de la ronda Decastro respaldó la mexicana hacia la cuerda y fingió un golpe, causando Castañeda a levantar las manos lo suficiente para crear una abertura y permitir rasgar con un gancho masiva al cuerpo que envió el mexicano para el lienzo se dobló de dolor.

Castañeda inicialmente trató de levantarse, pero inmediatamente se derrumbó y se retorció de dolor, Árbitro Lee Murtagh renunciar inmediatamente fuera de la lucha y llamó al médico al anillo como Decastro y su equipo comenzó sus celebraciones. Hora oficial de paro de un minuto y treinta y ocho segundos de la quinta ronda.

Antes de Decastro-Castañeda ver Sophie Varley en la acción contra Jaime Bates por el Consejo Profesional de Boxeo (PBC) Campeonato Internacional de bronce.

Tengo que decir que esta fue una pelea grietas de principio a fin, las dos chicas lucharon duro para la totalidad de los dos minutos de cada sola ronda. Varley aterrizaje de algunos peces gordos serio, incluyendo uno en el sexto que sacudió Bates al núcleo, sus piernas se habían ido pero de alguna manera se las arregló para no sólo mantenerse en pie, pero fue lo suficientemente inteligentes como para darse unos segundos para recuperar la compostura en la horca a cabo un jab para mantener a raya Varley.

Cada ronda fue toda acción y serio estrecha, tanto es así que no podía separarlos, anotar sabia, en algunas de las rondas y cada uno a mi mente se había asegurado un par de rondas y tengo que admitir que pensé que el resultado sería un empate, estaba equivocado (Estoy claramente no material de juez) como los tres jueces experimentados cuadros de mando de lectura; Adrian Thorne 57-59, James Ancliff 57-58 y Graeme Beauly 56-59 todos a favor de Jaime Bates.

Antes de Varley-Bates fue otra pelea grietas entre debutando Zac carril de Sheffield y Nicaragua Federico Castro.

El choque de estilos fue lo que realmente hizo esta lucha, Castro tiene un delantero distinto venir todo el estilo de ataque a cabo, mientras que emula de Layne al estilo de Prince Naseem, y chico oh chico que el joven hizo este estilo su propia, inmersión y balanceándose fuera de peligro antes de lanzar contadores pican cada vez que la atacó Nicaragua. Diciendo que yo debería hacer hincapié en Layne no es unidimensional en absoluto, cuando es necesario que él era más que dispuestos a enfrentarse cara a cara, dejando paralelo con izquierdas y derechas extremadamente rápidas y potentes.

Fue gran pelea para ver, estrecha y todas las acciones a lo largo. Después de cuatro rondas fantásticas Árbitro Lee Murtagh anotó el concurso 39-37 a favor de la que debuta el próximo Zac Layne, mucho a la molestia de Castro y su esquina que rodeaban el árbitro disputando la puntuación, lo que entiendo perfectamente ya que fue el más agresivo pero tengo que decir Layne neutralizado ataques del mexicano con facilidad y su opositor fue sensacional y para mi vista había hecho más que suficiente para asegurar la victoria.

Antes de Layne contra Castro fue otra toda película de acción, el tiempo entre dos peleadores invictos azúcar Atahasan de la República Turca de Chipre contra el Leeds’ Jack Jones.

Atahasan dominó la primera estrofa utilizando su ventaja de alcance de muy buen efecto. Sin embargo, él no lo tenía todo a su manera sobre todo porque la lucha progresado en el segundo como Jones trabajó pacientemente la configuración de aberturas de distancia antes de dejar a por todas con grandes disparos al cuerpo y la cabeza de Atahasan.

Atahasan aumentó el ritmo y realmente fue por él en el tercer, y, como en el procedimiento primera dominadas. Gran parte de la misma en el cuarto, bien hasta que a mitad de camino a través cuando Jones aprovechó un error defensivo de Atahasan y el aterrizaje de un melocotón de un disparo que envió el turcochipriota a la lona. Atahasan apenas tocó abajo y se puso de pie en un instante y en el reinicio entró fuerte y rápido, aunque al final de la ronda.

Después de cuatro rondas de lectura de puntuación sensacionales Árbitro Lee Murtagh 37-38 a favor de Jack Jones.

El cuarto concurso de la noche enfrentó a base Orcadas Liverpool Pablo Pares contra de Tanzania Amos Mwamakula en un todoterreno de cuatro.

Una vez más lo que es una fantástica toda guerra la acción, Compañeros entraron duro y rápido y se mantuvieron apretando los tornillos con los tiros masivos a cuerpo y la cabeza durante toda la primera ronda, Mwamakula es tan claramente como dura, ya que vienen a soportar los intensos ataques de gran alcance de los compañeros.

El segundo fue un poco menos intensa, como compañeros eligieron a las tácticas de conmutación ligeramente, la disminución del ritmo y recoger sus tiros. Lo mismo en el tercer, pero en el cuarto pares acelerado el ritmo un poco y al igual que en la primera centrado en el cuerpo realmente duro de Tanzania.

Después de cuatro rondas de lectura excelentes cuadro de mando del boxeo Árbitro Lee Murtagh 40-36 a favor de Paul pares.

Antes de los Pares vs Mwamakula fue un combate de peso pesado entre Barrow-in-Furness’ Lee Kellett y de Lituania Tomas Vaicickas.

De nuevo, esto era una guerra en el pleno, con los dos hombres va a toda cabo durante gran parte del concurso. el rendimiento de kellet era el mejor que he visto de él en mucho tiempo, se mostró confiado y realmente estaba poniendo tanto poder detrás de sus tiros.

Vaicickas es tan resistente como vienen y felizmente absorben los peces gordos que vienen su camino desde el hombre Barrow antes de la lucha contra el estilo. Mientras Kellet dominó el primer coupé de rondas, Vaicickas entró en su propio en el tercer lugar después de pisar el ritmo hasta.

El cuarto era todo Kellet aunque, tanto es así que a medida que la lucha entró en el minuto final del lituano parecía darse por vencido y simplemente estar de pie, de espaldas a las cuerdas debido al ritmo Kellett se había puesto y acaba de absorber golpes a voluntad.

Después de cuatro grandes rondas que era para la tarjeta del Árbitro Lee Murtagh, como era de esperar leer 39-36 a favor de Lee Kellett.

La segunda pelea de la noche enfrentó a la República Turca de Chipre Metin Turunc contra José M Leon de Puerto Rico.

Turunc comenzó fuerte y rápido, lanzando bombas masivas en cada oportunidad y, literalmente, fue el maltrato Leon, que apenas encontró hueco para mostrador con tantos peces gordos constantemente yendo su camino.

El rincón del Puerto Rico estaban tan preocupados de que alrededor de la marca de hora de la primera ronda de su esquina tiró la toalla en un esfuerzo por salvar a su hombre más castigo, Sin embargo Árbitro Lee Murtagh, acaba de iniciar la toalla hacia fuera y dejar que continúe la lucha, lo que hizo, pero no por mucho tiempo como Turunc aterrizó otra oportunidad enorme para enviar Leon abajo y hacia fuera en el minuto de veintisiete segunda marca de la primera ronda.

Por favor, no me malinterpreten, sí, era todo el tráfico de una manera, como parece ser la norma en Turunc, He visto pelear antes y sabe cómo implacable que es, León hizo lo más difícil para mantenerse en la pelea, pero fue superado por el turcochipriota serio resistente y de gran alcance.

La primera pelea de la noche realmente marcó la pauta para toda la noche, como espero haber dejado claro antes de que todo Bar el evento principal y por supuesto Turunc vs Leon, las peleas fueron reñidas de Battle Royale del más alto nivel, así yo creo que la pelea de apertura, entre debutando Lewis Mulberry y Gerona, España basada nicaragüense Pablo Narvaez, fue otro nivel de nuevo, era sensacional.

Mulberry realmente fue para hacerlo bien desde la primera campana y sin uso sensacionalmente, Narváez es un talento así que no es de extrañar que estaba a una batalla y dio tan buena como la que obtuvo a cambio, Sin embargo las cosas fueron un poco mal para el de Nicaragua en la primera cuando fue capturado por un melocotón de un tiro y envió a la lona – dirá que he visto Narvaez en acción un par de veces y esta es la primera vez que lo he visto abajo, así que felicitaciones a joven Mulberry.

La segunda ronda ver Narvaez ser un poco más defensivo mente, aunque todavía feliz de ir mano a mano con el gran hijo de perforación. Alrededor de tres embargo ver un revés en la fortuna como Narvaez realmente comenzó a tener un punto de apoyo de las actuaciones, lo que ha permitido la mora de mostrar sus talentos defensivos y la Lucha contra el sensacional. El cuarto era una salida y una guerra total con los dos hombres que valga la pena para los tres minutos completos. Después de cuatro rondas de centelleo de boxeo Árbitro Lee Murtagh anotó el concurso 39-37 a favor de la que debuta Lewis Mulberry.

Tengo que hacer frente a Mulberry Narvaez la lucha de la noche, fue magnífico, y también tienen que decir Mulberry muy impresionado, él es el verdadero negocio, que tiene todas las herramientas en su pecho que ir todo el camino hasta la cima de nuestro querido deporte, Por mi parte, no puedo esperar a verlo en acción de nuevo eso es seguro.