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Los creadores de las inyecciones ENERGY® de 5 horas se inscriben como patrocinador principal de Claressa Shields vs.. Lucha por el campeonato mundial de peso mediano femenino de Hanna Gabriels el viernes, Junio 22 En vivo por SHOWTIME

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Salita Promotions proudly announces that Living Essentials, LLC, the makers of 5-hour ENERGY®, the energy shot for hard-working people, has signed on as a principle sponsor of the upcoming “It’s Our Time to Shine” professional boxing event on Friday, Junio 22, en el Templo Masónico de Detroit, Michigan.

 

 

 

Featuring two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and unified women’s super middleweight Champion Claressa Shields attempting to become a two-division world champion against unified 154-pound champion Hanna Gabriels, “It’s our Time to Shine” will be televised live on SHOWTIME BOXING: EDICIÓN ESPECIAL (10 p.m. ET / PT). The two champions will be contesting for the vacant IBF and WBA Middleweight World Championships.

 

 

 

“I am delighted that the makers of 5-hour ENERGY® shots are supporting the historic world championship event taking place in Detroit,” said Salita Promotions Founder, Dmitriy Salita. ‘It’s Our Time to Shine’ will be an exciting night of professional boxing from beginning to end and I am sure a shot of 5-hour ENERGY® will keep fans engaged and energetic for all the exciting action happening in the ring.”

 

 

 

Living Essentials, LLC released the following statement: “The makers of 5-hour ENERGY® shots are excited to support Salita Promotions, as they prepare for the return of Claressa Shields and world championship boxing to Detroit – – a city rich in boxing history and the hometown of 5-hour ENERGY®.”

 

 

 

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Escudos (5-0, 2 KOs), who grew up in nearby Flint, was the first American boxer in history – male or female – to win consecutive Olympic Gold Medals. The 23-year-old turned professional following the 2016 Olympics and became unified women’s super middleweight world champion in just her fourth professional fight. Shields now begins her first camp with renowned trainer John David Jackson as she attempts to become a two-division champion.

 

 

 

Two-division champion Gabriels (18-1-1, 11 KOs) is the reigning WBA and WBO World Champion. The native of Costa Rica won her first world title at welterweight in 2009 and has since fought in an astounding 11 consecutive world-title fights. The 35-year-old won her first belt in the 154-pound division in 2010 and became unified champion in 2016. En su última pelea, Gabriels avenged the only loss on her record, un 2013 defeat to then-undefeated title challenger Oxandia Castillo. She looks to become a three-division world champion on June 22.

 

 

 

Showtime boxeo: SPECIAL EDITION will also feature extensive highlights of unified women’s middleweight champion Christina Hammer (22-0, 10 KOs) as she defends her WBC & OMB en su U.S. debut against former world champion Tori Nelson (17-1-3, 2 KOs).

 

 

 

Las entradas para el evento, el cual es promovido por Salita, están disponibles en Ticketmaster.com o en la Oficina de Masonic Temple Box en (313) 832-7100. entradas VIP tienen un precio de $300, boletos de primera fila en $125, y restantes entradas en $75, $50 y $35.

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CLARESSA SHIELDS DETROIT MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES AND PHOTOS

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Unified Women’s Super Middleweight Champ Faces Hanna Gabriels in the Main Event of SHOWTIME BOXING: EDICIÓN ESPECIAL Viernes, Junio 22 Vivir TIEMPO DE LA FUNCION®

 

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DETROIT (Mayo 10, 2018) – Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and unified women’s super middleweight champion Claressa Shields worked out for the media and spoke to local youth Wednesday at The Downtown Boxing Gym in Detroit. The boxing star is two weeks into training camp ahead of her SHOWTIME BOXING: EDICIÓN ESPECIAL showdown Friday, Junio 22 en 10 p.m. ET/PT live on SHOWTIME from the historic Masonic Temple.

 

 

 

The 23-year-old Shields, who grew up in nearby Flint, will attempt to become a two-division world champion when she faces unified women’s 154-pound champion Hanna Gabriels for the vacant IBF and WBA Middleweight World Titles.

 

 

 

Ahead of the crucial middleweight world title fight, Shields has altered her preparations significantly. She has changed her diet, switched to renowned trainer John David Jackson and has moved her camp from Michigan to Florida.

 

 

Joining Shields at the workout on Wednesday was Dmitriy Salita, Founder of Salita Promotions. Here is what Shields and Salita had to say.

Claressa Escudos:

On fighting in Detroit…

“To fight in Detroit for a world title on SHOWTIME and to be mentioned with great Detroit fighters like Tommy Hearns and James Toney is incredible. Those guys are known worldwide. It shows me that I have a chance to do the same thing and bring attention to women’s boxing. That’s my goal overall – to make sure women’s boxing lives for a long time”

 

On moving camp to Florida…

“You really can’t deal with unnecessary distractions getting ready for big world title fights like I have been having. You want people pushing you to be better and not have people pulling you down.

 

 

 

“I was dealing with everybody who’s around pulling me left and right and calling me at 2, 3 o’clock in the morning. All this negative stuff that goes on in Flint that 23-year-olds are being involved in is something I can’t be involved in. That initially made me do the whole move. I have to stay focused and work hard on my goal of beating Hanna Gabriels and capturing the world title in a second division.

 

On training with John David Jackson…

“We’re on the same page and we’re always talking about the game plan for Hanna and what we’re going to do and what we have to work on. John doesn’t try to change my style, he just makes small adjustments to improve the good things that got me to this level. I feel great about this camp so far and I look forward to putting it all together in June.”

 

On Hanna Gabriels…

“Hanna is a talented world champion. I have a lot of respect for her skills and accomplishments. It takes great, competitive matches to bring women’s boxing to an elite level and that’s what I want to do. I always said that I want to fight the best. En Junio 22, I look forward to putting on a special performance for the fans watching the fight on SHOWTIME and those at the Masonic Temple. It’s going to be a special night and I can’t wait to capture my second division world title close to home in front of my hometown fans live on SHOWTIME.”

 

On being an inspiration for kids…

“Kids need to know that everything is possible. I decided to be an Olympic gold medalist at the age of 11. I did it when I was 17. How do you stay focused on one goal all that time? Take one step towards it every day, sometimes small and sometimes bigger. Pero, the important thing is to keep focused on your goal. If you persevere and work hard enough, truly everything is possible”

 

Dmitriy Salita, Founder of Salita Promotions

“We had a tremendous media turnout at today’s media workout at Detroit Downtown Boxing Club. It’s very special to see such support for Claressa, who’s story and success transcends boxing and is very much in line with the comeback story of Flint and Detroit – “America’s Greatest Comeback City”.

 

 

 

“It’s very meaningful for kids in Detroit gyms like the Downtown Boxing Club to see someone that came from a similar background and neighborhood that they did and accomplish all the amazing things that Claressa is doing. Claressa makes them see and believe that through hard work, belief and focus everything is possible. Boxing is a tool that she has mastered with which to deliver this very important message.

 

 

 

“June 22 is going to be one of the biggest fights of the year and one of the most meaningful and memorable moments in sports and women’s boxing.”

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Elena Gradinar, de Rusia, gana el premio a las mejores pesos pluma femeninos del mundo

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#1-La campeona femenina intercontinental de peso pluma de la FIB, Elena Gradinar, está llamando al resto de los mejores de su división..

 

 

 

El invicto de 27 años, de San Petersburgo, Rusia, fue visto por última vez dominando a la ex campeona mundial Olivia Gerula en marzo. Ahora ha puesto su mirada en la campeona de la FIB Jennifer Han y en las luchadoras mejor calificadas en la división de peso pluma..

 

 

 

“Me siento muy honrado de tener el título intercontinental y ser su contendiente número uno en peso pluma,"Dijo Gradinar. "Quiero demostrar la verdadera definición de un contendiente superior y, En Poco Tiempo, Creo en un campeón mundial luchando contra los mejores en cada pelea.. Este es un gran momento y espacio para el boxeo femenino y estoy feliz de dejar mi huella en esta época ".

 

 

 

Basado en su carrera amateur muy condecorada, Gradinar obtuvo la designación de Sport Master of Russia en su tierra natal y se ha hecho un gran nombre en el extranjero.. El objetivo, sin embargo, es que ella comience a tener un impacto en los EE. UU..

 

 

 

Su co-promotor, Dmitriy Salita, dice que ha llegado el momento de Gradinar. “Elena Gradinar ha mostrado una mejora constante en su juego y es una de las mejores luchadoras de la división de peso pluma.. Con el boxeo femenino dando grandes pasos, Creo que Elena ganará un título mundial en un futuro cercano y hará su debut en los Estados Unidos en una plataforma para que los fanáticos del boxeo vean el alto nivel de su talento..

 

 

 

Salita dice que su teléfono está siempre encendido si los representantes de cualquiera de los pesos pluma femeninos más importantes del mundo están interesados ​​en dar un paso al frente.

 

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TOP SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT FRANCHON CREWS-DEZURN RETURNS ON FRIDAY, Junio 22, IN DETROIT, ON THE UNDERCARD OF CLARESSA SHIELDS VS. HANNA GABRIELS IBF & WBA WOMEN’S MIDDLEWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

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With her long-time rival, Claressa Escudos, moving down to middleweight, Baltimore’s Franchon “The Heavy-Hitting Diva” Crews-Dezurn will finally be getting her own deserved chance to shine.

 

 

 

One of the best female fighters in the world not currently holding a world title, Crews-Dezurn (3-1, 1 KO) will return to the ring for a six-round fight on the non-televised undercard of the blockbuster “It’s Our Time to Shine” event featuring two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and current Unified Women’s Super Middleweight Champion Shields attempting to become a two-division world champion against unified 154-pound champion Hanna Gabriels for the vacant IBF and WBA Women’s Middleweight World Championships.

 

 

 

The main event will be televised live on SHOWTIME BOXING: EDICIÓN ESPECIAL (10 p.m. ET / PT) and will also feature highlights of Unified Women’s Middleweight Champion Christina Hammer as she defends her WBC & WBO Titles in her U.S. debut against former world champion Tori Nelson.

 

Las entradas para el evento, el cual es promovido por Salita, están disponibles en Ticketmaster.com o en la Oficina de Masonic Temple Box en (313) 832-7100. entradas VIP tienen un precio de $300, boletos de primera fila en $125, y restantes entradas en $75, $50 y $35.

 

 

 

Not long ago, Crews-Dezurn, an eight-time national amateur champion and two-time medalist at the World Amateur Championships, looked to be the face of American women’s boxing before Shields, a younger boxing prodigy, stole much of her thunder and her spot on the inaugural women’s Olympic boxing team.

 

 

 

The pair faced each other again in their simultaneous pro debuts in late 2016, with Shields winning a decision.

 

 

 

Desde entonces, Crews has signed with Shields’ promoter, Promociones Dmitriy Word of Word, and won three straight fights in impressive fashion.

 

 

 

“Training is going good,” said Crews-Dezurn. “I’ve been helping my husband Glenn get ready for his next fight, so I’m already in great shape. I’m very happy to be getting back in the ring.”

 

 

 

An entrepreneur, cantante, and business student in addition to boxing, the charismatic Crews-Dezurn is as marketable as any fighter could be, but has been forced to live in the sizable shadow cast by the success of Shields.

 

 

 

Sin embargo, now that Shields is off chasing a showdown with German counterpart Christina Hammer at middleweight, the super middleweight division has an opening for a new world champion.

 

 

 

“I’d like to be fighting for a title within the next year,” continued Crews-Dezurn. “I know in my heart I’m right there with the best super middleweights in the world. I just need to keep working hard and let things happen like they should.”

 

 

 

Promotor de palabras, a champion of women’s boxing and one of the main forces behind its resurgence, says Crews-Dezurn’s day is coming soon.

 

 

 

“Franchon will be world champion in the not-too-distant future,"Él dijo. “She has all the skills and she works very hard to reach her goals. She deserves all the success she will have. I’m happy to be promoting her career. She’s a very special fighter and person.”

 

 

 

Crews-Dezurn’s opponent is currently TBA. “It’s Our Time to Shine” is presented by Salita Promotions.

 

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DETROIT’S UNDEFEATED JA’RICO O’QUINN TO FIGHT FIRST EIGHT-ROUND BOUT IN UNDERCARD ACTION OF CLARESSA SHIELDS VS. HANNA GABRIELS IBF & WBA WOMEN’S MIDDLEWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT ON FRIDAY, Junio 22, IN DETROIT

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Popular, undefeated Detroit bantamweight Ja’Rico “Great Lakes King” O’Quinn will continue his climb up the professional boxing ladder in his first eight-round fight, el viernes, Junio 22, at Detroit’s Masonic Temple.

 

 

 

O'Quinn (8-0-1, 5 KOs) will make his next ring appearance (against an opponent TBA as of now) on the non-televised undercard of the blockbuster “It’s Our Time to Shine” event featuring two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and current Unified Women’s Super Middleweight Champion Claressa Shields attempting to become a two-division world champion against unified 154-pound champion Hanna Gabriels for the vacant IBF and WBA Women’s Middleweight World Championships.

 

 

 

The main event will be televised live on SHOWTIME BOXING: EDICIÓN ESPECIAL (10 p.m. ET / PT) and will also feature highlights of Unified Women’s Middleweight Champion Christina Hammer as she defends her WBC & WBO Titles in her U.S. debut against former world champion Tori Nelson.

 

 

 

Las entradas para el evento, el cual es promovido por Salita, están disponibles en Ticketmaster.com o en la Oficina de Masonic Temple Box en (313) 832-7100. entradas VIP tienen un precio de $300, boletos de primera fila en $125, y restantes entradas en $75, $50 y $35.

 

 

 

The 23-year-old O’Quinn says he’s eager to get in the ring at this historic event.

 

 

 

“I’m excited because this will be my first eight-rounder. I feel good that I’m getting closer to 10- and 12-round fights and a world title shot. I know it will happen, but I have to work my way up to the big fights and get noticed more first. El entrenamiento va bien. I was already working out before I found out I was fighting. I was already in good shape, so now we’re stepping it up and getting in serious shape.”

 

 

 

O'Quinn, from the West Side of Detroit in the Plymouth And Greenfield area, enjoys intense popularity among Motown boxing fans, which gives him extra motivation to impress.

 

 

 

“It’s a great feeling hearing my name being chanted by hundreds of people when I come out. It’s what I love and I appreciate that my fans stand behind what I’m doing. I have a great team behind me and great fans.”

 

 

 

A decorated former amateur boxer, O’Quinn won the USA National Championship at bantamweight and the 2013 USA Boxing Youth National Championships. He says it’s that amateur pedigree that gives him his high “boxing IQ” in the ring and makes him so adaptable to any style.

 

 

 

“I have such great management and promoters, I know whoever I fight will be the best for my career, so it doesn’t really matter. Everybody knows I’m always in shape an I’ll be in even greater shape this time. It’s a big show, so I’m doing more of everything to get ready.”

 

 

 

“Ja’Rico O’Quinn is one of the best Bantamweight prospects in the country,”Dijo su promotor, Dmitriy Salita. “Su velocidad, skills and exciting style make his fights very entertaining. His fan base grows with each fight and I believe that Ja’Rico has the skills to join the list of fighters that brought glory to the great boxing city of Detroit.”

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CLARESSA SHIELDS TO FIGHT FOR WORLD TITLE IN SECOND WEIGHT DIVISION AS SHE FACES HANNA GABRIELS FOR IBF & WBA WOMEN’S MIDDLEWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FRIDAY, Junio 22 VIVIR EN SHOWTIME

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World’s No. 1 Fighter At 168 Pounds Takes On No. 1 Fighter At 154 Pounds In Main Event Middleweight Bout

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NUEVA YORK (Abril 24, 2018) – Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and unified women’s super middleweight Champion Claressa Shields will attempt to become a two-division world champion on Friday, Junio 22 live on SHOWTIME when she faces unified women’s 154-pound champion Hanna Gabriels for the vacant IBF and WBA Middleweight World Championships at Masonic Temple in Detroit, me.

El boxeo de Showtime: ESPECIAL EDICIÓN transmisión comienza a las 10 p.m. Y/PT and features the No. 1 luchador en 168 Sin libras enfrenta el. 1 luchador en 154 libras, ya que ambos intento de convertirse en campeones por primera vez en la división de peso medio.

Escudos (5-0, 2 KOs), who grew up in nearby Flint, was the first American boxer in history – male or female – to win consecutive Olympic Gold Medals. The 23-year-old turned professional following the 2016 Olympics and became unified women’s super middleweight world champion in just her fourth professional fight. Shields now begins her first camp with renowned trainer John David Jackson as she attempts to become a two-division champion.

“I can’t wait to get into the ring on Junio 22,”Dijo Shields. “I love the fight against Hanna Gabriels – champion versus champion, exactly the kind of fight that I want every time to take women’s boxing to new heights. I’ve said one of my goals is to win world championships in three weight divisions. I’m proud to be super middleweight champion, y en Junio 22 I will add the middleweight championship to my accomplishments. I’m excited to be working with John David Jackson for the next step in my career as I look to conquer another division.”

Two-division champion Gabriels (18-1-1, 11 KOs) is the reigning WBA and WBO World Champion. The native of Costa Rica won her first world title at welterweight in 2009 and has since fought in an astounding 11 consecutive world title fights. The 35-year-old won her first belt in the 154-pound division in 2010 and became unified champion in 2016. En su última pelea, Gabriels avenged the only loss on her record, un 2013 defeat to then-undefeated title challenger Oxandia Castillo. She looks to become a three-division world champion on Junio 22.

“I’m really excited and grateful to have the opportunity to showcase my skills against Claressa Shields on SHOWTIME,”Dijo Gabriels. “This will be a great battle of two world champions, a great night for my country, and a great fight for women’s boxing. I only know one thing – the woman in front of me will lose. I take nothing away from Claressa’s accomplishments, pero en Junio 22 she is facing a three-time world champion and I will take the ‘0’ in her record and prove I am the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.”

“This main event is yet another example of SHOWTIME Boxing’s commitment to delivering the best fighters in the best matchups,”Dijo Gordon Hall, El productor ejecutivo de SHOWTIME BOXING: EDICIÓN ESPECIAL. “We have two unified champions, the top fighters in their respective divisions, facing off for a championship in a new weight class. Will Claressa Shields be as dominant as a middleweight? Can Hanna Gabriels shock the world and hand Claressa her first loss since she was an amateur in 2012? We’ll find out on Junio 22."

Showtime boxeo: EDICIÓN ESPECIAL (10 p.m. Y/PT) will also feature extensive highlights of unified women’s middleweight champion Christina Hammer (22-0, 10 KOs) as she defends her WBC & OMB en su U.S. debut against former world champion Tori Nelson (17-1-3, 2 KOs).

If both Shields and Hammer are victorious in their 160-pound bouts on Junio 22, they will meet in a fall blockbuster on SHOWTIME to determine the undisputed women’s middleweight world champion.

“I’m glad Christina Hammer will be fighting that night as well. After I beat champion Hanna Gabriels, I want to unify all the middleweight belts against Hammer,”Dijo Shields. “I’ve never been so motivated. This will be a great year for women’s boxing. It’s our time!"

Martillo, of Dortmund, Alemania, has dominated the women’s middleweight division for nearly eight years, having won the WBO title at 160 pounds in 2010. The 27-year-old became unified champion in 2016 with a unanimous decision over WBC titlist Kali Reis and has made two defenses as unified champion. Hammer won the WBO title in 2010 in her eighth professional fight and has dominated the middleweight division since, losing just a handful of rounds in her reign as champion at 160 libra. Martillo, who also models professionally and was recently featured at Fashion Week in New York City, has campaigned mostly in Germany since turning professional in 2009.

“I have been training intensively for months for my first fight in the U.S.,” Hammer said. “I can’t wait to show my skills, desire and hunger to America and prove that I am THE middleweight champion of the world. While I have great respect for Tori Nelson, I promise I will defeat her in spectacular fashion on Junio 22 and send a message to Claressa Shields. It’s my time to shine!"

Las entradas para el evento, el cual es promovido por Salita, are available at Ticketmaster.com or at the Masonic Temple Box Office at (313) 832-7100. entradas VIP tienen un precio de $300, boletos de primera fila en $125, y restantes entradas en $75, $50 y $35.

“Women’s boxing will shine brightly on Junio 22 in Detroit as the best fight the best,”Dicho promotor Dmitriy Salita. “Claressa Shields, in just her sixth fight as a professional, is once again showing her willingness to take on all challenges when she competes for a second world title against one of the best female fighters in the sport. Hanna Gabriels is a long-reigning world champion and a national hero in Costa Rica. This fight and this card, which features four women’s world champions battling each other, is the definition of world-class boxing. Junio 22 will be their time to shine, live on SHOWTIME in Detroit.”

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La estrella rusa en ascenso Elena Gradinar gana el campeonato intercontinental de peso pluma femenino de la FIB con decisión unánime sobre la ex campeona mundial del CMB Olivia Gerula

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Sábado noche en el Sport Hall Energia en Narva, Estonia, La estrella rusa en ascenso e invicta Elena Gradinar obtuvo su primer título profesional, el Campeonato Intercontinental de peso pluma femenino de la FIB, con una decisión unánime sobre la ex campeona mundial canadiense del CMB Olivia Gerula.
Jardinero (9-0, 2 KOs) dominó a la más experimentada Gerula en la distancia de 10 asaltos, ganando por decenas de 99-91, 98-92 y 99-91.
“Estoy muy feliz con la victoria y mi cinturón de la FIB.,” Said Gradinar, posterior a la pelea. “Quiero pelear contra Jennifer Han por el título mundial de la FIB. Quiero hacer mi parte para llevar el boxeo femenino al siguiente nivel y luchar contra los mejores.”
Su co-promotor, Dmitriy Salita (junto con Alexander Nevsky Promotion Group), se ha comprometido firmemente con el boxeo femenino al contratar a varias superestrellas femeninas actuales y futuras, incluidas las campeonas mundiales Claressa Shields y Christina Hammer, así como los mejores prospectos Franchon Crews Dezurn, Elena Savelyeva y Gradinar.
Salita dice que esto es solo el comienzo de una gran 2018 para Gradinar. “Con la victoria, Elena se ha consolidado como una de las mejores pesos pluma femeninos del mundo.. Este será un gran año para Elena y el boxeo femenino.”
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El equipo de EE. UU. Derrota al equipo de Irlanda, 7-3 en USA Boxing 2018 EE.UU. vs. Parada del tour de boxeo del noreste de Irlanda #2; RESULTADOS DE SPRINGFIELD

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El peso mediano del equipo de EE. UU. Troy Isley fue nombrado boxeador más destacado de la noche

SPRINGFIELD, Masa. (Marzo 16, 2018) – Equipo de EE.UU. derrotó a las personas Irlanda, 7-3, anoche (Jueves) en la segunda parada de las tres ciudades 2018 EE.UU. vs. Irlanda del Noreste de boxeo tour, en MassMutual Center MGM Springfield en Massachusetts.

El equipo de Estados Unidos derrotó al equipo de Irlanda en la puntuación del equipo, 8-4, el pasado lunes en el primer dual y también se hizo con el título por equipos anoche, Teniendo una 2-0 ventaja con un enfrentamiento más para ir en la serie.
Jueves la puntuación final de la noche fue algo engañosa, aunque, mucho más competitivo de lo que puede indicar la puntuación final del equipo, ya que los primeros cinco partidos terminaron en 2-1 decisiones divididas, todo a favor del equipo de EE. UU..
Dotado de peso gallo de California Marc Castro ganó su segundo combate consecutivo en esta gira,derrotando a George Bates, 2-1, en la pelea de la noche.
Boxeador más destacado de la noche, Virginia peso mediano Troy Isley, la 2017 Elite medalla de bronce en el Campeonato Mundial, aseguró la victoria del equipo y el factor decisivo de la serie en el séptimo partido de la noche con una decisión unánime cercana y personal sobre el juego del peso mediano irlandés Gerard francés.
El vs EE.UU.. Concluye la gira de boxeo del noreste de Irlanda Miércoles, Mar. 21 en el Manchester Downtown Hotel en New Hampshire. La acción comenzará a las 7:00 p.m. Y para un máximo de 12 combates amateur de clase mundial, que todos serán transmitidas en vivo, gratis, en el sitio web de boxeo de EE.UU. (www.usaboxing.org). Presentado por Corona Premium y sirviendo como recaudador de fondos para otro socio del programa, Manchester PAL Boxing Club, las entradas son $20 para la entrada general, $30 para asientos de primera fila reservados, y está disponible para su compra en la página web de la Agencia de entradas Seacoast, www.seacoastticket.com, el distribuidor oficial de entradas para el evento.
peso pesado irlandés Kiril Afganasev filos 2017 Medallista de bronce nacional de EE. UU. Adrian Tillman, 3-0, por segunda vez consecutiva en esta gira. El Afranasov más alto era demasiado fuerte por dentro, una vez más, para Tillman.
Peso semipesado estadounidense Khalil Coe por decisión de seis veces campeón Nacional de Irlanda Kevin Hynes por segunda vez consecutiva por la misma puntuación, 3-0, mediante el uso eficaz de su altura superior y ventaja de alcance.
El ocho veces campeón nacional irlandés Brett McGinty se vengó de su derrota en la noche de apertura, ganando un 2-1 decisión contra el campeón nacional AAU Nikita Ababiy.
Zurdo arroz Donovan le dio a Irlanda su primera victoria de la noche, molestando al peso welter de Cleveland Quinton Randall, un 2017 miembro del equipo Campeonato Mundial Elite, en el sexto partido, por la primera 3-0 decisión unánime de la noche.
2016 Campeón mundial de la juventud Delante “Tigre” Johnson tomó una decisión dividida del peso welter ligero irlandés Kevin Ferguson, 2-1.
Peso welter ligero de California Charlie Sheehy mantuvo el tren de carga estadounidense en marcha, tomar una decisión dividida del ocho veces campeón nacional de Irlanda Wayne Kelly.
En una revancha del partido del lunes pasado, peso welter americano de mano dura Oshae Jones, un 2017 Campeonato Continental medalla de plata de las mujeres de élite, ganó una decisión dividida reñida sobre Grainne Walsh por segunda vez consecutiva. Jones derribó a Walsh en la primera ronda, pero el boxeador irlandés se defendió en otro segundo enfrentamiento enérgico.
En el partido inaugural de la noche, Virginia peso welter ligero Amelia Moore, en su primera pelea internacional, molesto medallista de plata del campeonato mundial peso ligero Kellie Harrington, 2-1.
individuo completo & los resultados del equipo:
RESULTADOS DE SPRINGFIELD
PESOS PESADOS
Kiril Afanasev, Dublín, Irlanda
WDEC (3-0)
Adrian Tillman, Colorado Springs, Colorado, EE.UU.
Semipesados
Khalil Coe, Jersey, Ciudad, Nueva Jersey, EE.UU.
WDEC (3-0)
Kevin Hynes, Belfast, Irlanda
Los pesos medios
Brett McGinty, Derry, Irlanda
WDEC (2-1)
Nikita Ababiy, Brooklyn, Nueva York, EE.UU.
Troy Isley, Alejandría, Virginia, EE.UU.
WDEC (3-0)
Gerard francés, Yo anrt
Welters
arroz Donovan, Quintilla cómica
WDEC (3-0)
Quinton Randall, Katy, Texas, EE.UU.
welters LUZ
tigre Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio, EE.UU.
WDEC (2-1)
Kevin Ferguson, Atrio
lo Charlie, Brisbane, California
WDEC (2-1)
Wayne Kelly, Laois, Irlanda
Pesos ligeros
Marc Castro, Fresno, California, EE.UU.
WDEC3 (2-1)
George Bates, Dublín
MUJERES welters
Oshae Jones, Toledo, Ohio, EE.UU.
WDEC (2-1)
Grainne Walsh, Offaly, Irlanda
MUJERES pesos ligeros
Amelia Moore, Alejandría, Virginia, EE.UU.
WDEC (2-1)
Kellie Harrington, Dublín, Irlanda
EE.UU.: 7 IRLANDA: 3
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IWBHF Announces 2018 Inducidos

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Myriam Lamare, Belinda Laracuente, Jessica Rakoczy,
Mary Jo Sanders, Vonda Ward, Julie Lederman,
Belle Martell & Bernie McCoy
The International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame has announced the 2018 inducidos. The eight honorees include five retired boxers, a referee, a boxing judge and a journalist. The fighters include Myriam Lamare, Belinda Laracuente, Jessica Rakoczy, Mary Jo Sanders and Vonda Ward; the boxing judge is Julie Lederman, the referee, honored posthumously, is Belle Martell and the journalist, the first male ever so honored, is Bernie McCoy.

La 2018 inductees bring the five-year IWBHF total to thirty-seven. The Hall was conceived and founded in 2014 by Sue Fox, publisher and editor of WBAN, the longtime site of record for the sport of Women’s boxing. AMB, for over two decades, has spotlighted and brought awareness to the sport of female boxing and five years ago, Fox crystallized that focus with the establishment a Hall of Fame, centered solely on the sport.

The five boxers being honored represent headline fighters from the past two decades in the sport and represented an era when the best of the female boxers, more often than not, were matched with other top fighters in their weight class. The five inductees represent countries ranging from France, Puerto Rico and Canada and include two U.S. Atletas, an indication of the burgeoning international flavor into which the sport has evolved.

Myriam Lamare epitomized the noun “fighter.” She had one gear, “all out” and knew only one direction, “straight ahead.” It is not an overstatement to call her two bouts with Anne Sophie Mathis fights that served to ignite interest in the sport of female boxing in Europe. Lamare fought 177 rounds over her career and was in the ring with every top boxer in the sport, ranging from Mathis to Holm to Braekus.

Belinda Laracuente set the bar high for a “go anywhere, fight anyone” reputation. The Puerto Rican born boxer fought every good fighter in the sport, including Christy Martin, Sumya Anani and Holly Holm in this country and Myriam Lamare in France, Esther Phiri in Zambia, Duda Yankovich in Brazil, Jelena Mrdjenovich in Canada and Emiko Raika in Japan. It was said that Laracuente, en el ring, had every move in the book along with some that were only in rare editions.

Jessica Rakoczy came out of Hamilton, Ontario and followed the pattern of the other inductees in looking up the rankings for opponents, fighting Layla McCarter, Jenifer Alcon and Jane Couch. But it was her 2007 loss to Ann Marie Saccurato that is often talked about when the subject is “mejores peleas, ever,” in the sport. For Rakoczy, the bout was a text book example of the ring adage that even in defeat, la “good ones” often bring out the best in themselves and their sport.

Mary Jo Sanders had twenty-five wins over a sterling career coming out of the quintessential fight town of Detroit. She also had a loss and a draw on her record, both against the “cara” of the sport, En el momento, Acebo Holm. The Holm bouts were the highlights of a career for a very fundamentally skilled fighter who had big wins against Layla McCarter and Chevelle Hallback.

Vonda Ward might well be considered the best all-around female athlete ever to box professionally. She was an outstanding high school basketball player in Cleveland before matriculating to the University of Tennessee to play for legendary coach Pat Summitt. En el ring, Ward compiled an estimable 23-1 registro, beating heavyweight fighters such as Carleton Ewell, Martha Salazar and Marsha Valley, losing only to highly regarded Ann Wolfe.

Julie Lederman grew up in a boxing household. Como tal, it is fair to assume she was probably exposed to the sport from a young age. Those two circumstances may have had something to do with her gravitating to the sport as a boxing judge. Those two circumstances have nothing to do with her becoming one of the top officials in the NYSAC. Similar to the fighters honored by the IWBHF, she is a very good boxing judge, not a very good female boxing judge; she is also not a very good judge with a well- known last name. She is a very good judge well worthy of induction into the IWBHF.

Belle Martell, who is honored with induction posthumously, was the first female referee licensed in California in April,1940. She continued, along with her husband, Arte, to be a factor in boxing for the following two decades serving also as an active promoter in the state’s amateur ranks along with being a highly-sought after ring announcer.

Bernie McCoy began writing while in the Army, serving with the Armed Forces Press Service. Upon discharge, he alternated between advertising (copywriting for the Reynolds Tobacco and Coca-Cola accounts) and the newspaper business (sports writing in St. Louis, New Orleans and various New York suburban papers) before retiring from two decades as part of the Media department at Pepsi Cola. Subsequently, he has written extensively about Women’s boxing for a number of Internet sites, most notably, AMB. Founder and publisher, Sue Fox remarked “while always a staunch advocate and strong supporter of the sport, (McCoy) never pulled his punches in his writing.”

While the fifth class of the IWBHF may be slightly more diverse than previous groups, including three “non-participant” inducidos, this ground breaking enterprise continues to forge ahead with its focus and mission, to provide recognition to a sport and it’s integral figures, past and present, who have contributed to the progress thus far achieved and to the future growth of the sport and it’s athletes.

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Claressa Shields and Mary J Blige Appear as Superheroes in Commercial Aired During Sunday’s Oscars Broadcast

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WBC and IBF World Super Middleweight Champion, and two-time US Olympic gold-medal winner, Claressa Escudos, appeared with music legend and fellow female superstar Mary J. Blige in a special 60-second short film that aired during Sunday’s worldwide broadcast of the 90th Academy Awards.
Directed by Dee Rees and sponsored by Walmart, the film was inspired by Walmart delivery boxes and featured Shields and Blige as superheroes.

A world-famous singer, compositor de canciones, record producer, and actress, Blige is a nine-time Grammy Award winner, a three-time Golden Globe nominee and the first woman to receive multiple Academy Award nominations in the same year (for Best Supporting Actress and Best Original Song). She has sold 75 million records worldwide.
In addition to being the current unified WBC and IBF World Super Middleweight Champion, Pedernal, Michigan’s Shields won gold at the 2012 y 2016 Juegos Olímpicos, becoming the first American boxer-female or male-to win consecutive medals. En apenas su primer año completo como profesional, Shields was named USA Today: Mujer Boxeador del Año, Yahoo Sports: Mujer Boxeador del Año, AMB: Más caliente Rising Star y WBAN: La mayor parte inspirada.
Escudos (5-0, 2 KOs) is currently hard at work, preparing for her next fight in April on SHOWTIME.