HATTON’S HOMECOMING PART OF LIVE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLEHEADER ON VERSUS SATURDAY AT 3:30PM ET / 12:30PM PT
Posted on | May 22, 2008 | No Comments
LOS ANGELES, May 22 –The fighters have arrived in Manchester, England for one of the biggest sporting events to hit the United Kingdom in years and the sound of IBO & Ring Magazine World Junior Welterweight Champion Ricky ‘The Hitman’ Hatton’s (43-1, 31 KOs) theme song can be heard on every street corner.
Fortunately for American fight fans, they too can be part of the mayhem in Manchester when VERSUS televises live on Saturday the spectacular double-header that includes Hatton’s return to the ring against former world title challenger and top rated contender Juan Lazcano, as well as a co-feature bout between IBF World Junior Welterweight Champion Paulie ‘The Magic Man’ Malignaggi in a re-match with rugged South African-Australian battler Lovemore N’Dou.
With an expected 55,000 fans ascending on the City of Manchester Stadium to see the bout live, Hatton, coming off the only loss of his career to pound-for-pound best Floyd Mayweather last December, is ready to show his worldwide fan base, why he is still a great champion.
“It’s great to be back in action and it’s an absolute dream come true to fight at the Manchester City Stadium against a fighter like Lazcano who comes to fight.” said Hatton. “A fight like this can’t fail to be a winner. Also, it’s my way of thanking all of my loyal fans whether they are here in the stadium or watching live in the United States. I can’t wait!”
The VERSUS telecast will begin at a special time of 3:30pm ET/12:30pm PT, marking the first ever collaboration between the network and Golden Boy Promotions. The live fight will be produced and shown in HD where available. The championship doubleheader will be replayed on Sunday, May 25 at 10:00pm ET.
Looking to spoil Hatton’s party is Lazcano (37-4-1, 27 KOs). “I’m here in Manchester but have no fear of Ricky Hatton or his fans,” said Lazcano. “I know I will ‘WOW’ the world on Saturday when I beat Ricky and take his belts from him!”
IBF World Junior Welterweight Champion Malignaggi (24-1, 5 KOs), is fighting for the first time outside of the United States, and has a chance to show a world-wide audience that he is more than just a flashy fighter with a big mouth.
“I am going to razzle and dazzle the 55,000 fans at the City of Manchester Stadium Saturday night and all those watching back in the States will remember why they love to see me fight,” said Malignaggi. “It will be another dominating performance as I plan to outbox and outwork him just like the first fight!”
His opponent N’dou has other plans. “No one can beat me in front of a crowd this big. The last time we fought the referee didn’t let me fight my fight but this time I will take him to school, give him a boxing lesson and he’ll be lucky to last twelve rounds.”
“Homecoming” is promoted by Punch Promotions in association with Golden Boy Promotions and Frank Maloney Promotions. Malignaggi vs. N’Dou is presented in association with DiBella Entertainment.
For more information on Golden Boy Promotions, please visit www.goldenboypromotions.com. For more information on VERSUS, please visit www.versus.com.
Tags: Boxing > England > homecoming > Juan Lazcano > Los Angeles > Manchester > Ricky Hatton
Former NFL All-Pro Carlton Haselrig To Make 2nd MMA Start May 31 In Newark, NJ
Posted on | May 22, 2008 | No Comments
FORMER NFL PRO BOWLER CARLTON HASELRIG
TO FACE HARD-HITTING CARLOS MORENO
SATURDAY, MAY 31 AT THE PRUDENTIAL CENTER
Ex-Steelers and Jets Standout to Appear In One of Five Undercard Bouts
Streamed Live at ProElite.Com Before Eagerly Awaited Debut
Of ‘CBS ELITEXC SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS’’ On The CBS Television Network
LOS ANGELES (May 21, 2008) – Six-time NCAA wrestling champion and former NFL All Pro offensive lineman, Carlton Haselrig (1-0), of Johnstown, Penn., will take on dangerous knockout artist Carlos Moreno (5-2), of Elizabeth, N.J., in a top undercard fight that will precede the first mixed martial arts card shown live in primetime on network television Saturday, May 31, at the Prudential Center at Newark, N.J.
Tickets for a spectacular, highly anticipated live event, starting at $25, are available at Ticketmaster locations, by phone at (201) 507-8900, online at www.ticketmaster.com and at the Prudential Center box office (973) 757-6625. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. ET. The first live fight is at 6:30.
“Couple his fantastic experience in college wrestling with his dedication, power and brute strength and it’s easy to see why many give Carlton a legitimate chance to make the difficult transition from football to MMA,’’ said New Jersey native and EliteXC Live Events President Gary Shaw, who made the official announcement Wednesday. “But this is a tough fight for him. I’m really looking forward to watching all the fights on May 31. It’s really going to be a historic, significant and memorable night of mixed martial arts.’’
The Haselrig-Moreno preliminary fight is one of five that will be streamed live and for free at ProElite.com. Fans also can watch pre- and post-fight interviews on ProElite.com (see Fighter Pages below).
Following the undercard fights, the history-making, first-ever MMA event broadcast live in primetime will take place when “CBS ELITEXC SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS’’ debuts on the CBS Television Network at 9-p.m.-11 p.m. ET/PT. Electrifying unbeaten sensation Kimbo Slice of Perrine, Fla. will be opposed by England’s James “Colossus’’ Thompson in the CBS main event.
Haselrig is the only six-time NCAA champion Greco-Roman wrestler (he won three titles on both the Division I and Division II levels). In 2005, he was the sole heavyweight wrestler named to the NCAA 75th Anniversary Team that had competed in the Olympics and won either a gold or silver medal.
Despite not having played football collegiately, he was voted to the 1992 Pro Bowl just four seasons after being a 12th-round Pittsburgh Steelers draft choice. Haselrig joined the Steelers in 1989 as a member of the practice squad, saw limited action in 1990 but was a full time starter by 1991. During the 1992 season, he helped pave the way for Barry Foster to run for 12 100-yard games (tying an NFL record at the time).
Haselrig played for the Steelers (1990-1993) and the New York Jets (1995) before off the field issues derailed his career. He joins, among others, Michael Westbrook, Bob Sapp, Marcus Jones and Johnnie Morton as former NFL players who have ventured into the world of mixed martial arts.
Nicknamed “Don’t Blink,’’ the muscular, well-conditioned Haselrig (1-0), of Johnstown, Penn., won his MMA debut with a 4:09, first-round TKO over Shane Ott on April 19, 2008, in Atlantic City.
“This is just the first step in a long series of things that are going to happen,’’ Haselrig said. “Right now, whoever’s out there, I’m training hard, and I’m getting ready. I want anybody.’’
Haselrig had a vocal cheering section at his MMA fight, which he credited with helping him get his life back on track. “Thanks to all the fans that came out to support me,’’ he said afterward. “I needed their support to give me another step of courage and confidence.’’
Moreno is a popular, crowd-pleasing, heavy-handed, hard-hitting one punch KO fighter who can take out anybody once he connects.
“Most of the guys I’ve fought, once they feel that one little zap from me, their whole game plan goes out the window,’’ said Moreno, who has fought the majority of his fights in New Jersey since turning pro in 2003. “My background is definitely all striking and I definitely come to bang.
“But I’ve worked a lot on my Jiu-Jitsu and becoming a well-rounded fighter. Haselrig may have been great wrestler and football player, but this is MMA and being one-dimensional just doesn’t get it.’’
Married with two children – he has a 12-year-old daughter and seven-year-old son — Moreno hails from a fighting family. His father boxed in the amateurs, and an uncle was a Green Beret.
When Moreno was offered the assignment, he says “my heart almost flew out of my chest. I was so excited for the opportunity. I couldn’t wait to sign for the fight. I appreciate everybody involved for making it happen for me.’’
Moreno is confident he will triumph in what by far will be his biggest and most important fight.
“I pretty much feel Haselrig is making a mistake by fighting me,’’ he said. “I am definitely taking this fight extremely seriously. I know I will be ready. I hope he is because whether we remain standing or it goes to the ground, I will be ready for it. I will be prepared for all aspects and anything he brings.
“My only prediction is that this fight is going to be very exciting. Tell ‘Don’t Blink’ he had better not blink.’’
Besides the featured fight between Kimbo (2-0) and Thompson (10-8), the five-fight CBS broadcast will include: EliteXC middleweight champion “Ruthless” Robbie Lawler (15-4) of St. Louis, by way of Davenport, Iowa, vs. Scott “Hands of Steel” Smith (13-4) of Sacramento, Calif.; Gina Carano (5-0) of Las Vegas, Nev., vs. Kaitlin Young (4-1) of Circle Pines, Minn., at 140 pounds; Phil Baroni (10-9) of Long Island, N.Y., vs. Joey Villasenor (25-6) of Albuquerque, N.M., at 185 pounds; and a heavyweight fight between Brett Rogers (6-0) of Minneapolis and Jon Murphy (4-2) of Minersville, Pa.
The Lawler-Smith fight is scheduled for five, 5-minute rounds. The others are slated for three, 5-minute sessions with the exception of Carano-Young, which is set for three, 3-minute rounds.
Other bouts streamed live at ProElite.com: Chris “The Story” Liguori (7-7) of Middleton, N.J., vs. Jim Bova (3-0) of Philadelphia at 160 pounds; Nick “The Mad Monkey” Serra (4-2) of East Meadow, N.Y., vs. Matt Makowski (2-0) of Philadelphia at 170 pounds; Justin Robbins (8-3-1) of St. Louis vs. Wilson Reis (3-0) of Philadelphia at 140 pounds; and James “Binky” Jones (6-6) of Baltimore, Md., vs. Calvin Kattar of New Hampshire at 155 pounds.
In preliminary bouts that will not be streamed at ProElite.com, Zach Makovsky (3-1) of Philadelphia meets Brazilian Andre “Gigetto” Soares (5-1) of Pinebrook, N.J., at 135 pounds; and Mike Groves (0-1) of Philadelphia faces Joe Sampieri (0-2) of Manhattan, N.Y., at 155. The seven undercard fights are scheduled for three, 5-minute rounds.
Fighter pages (ProElite.Com): Haselrig (http://carltonhaselrig.proelite.com), Moreno (http://carlosmoreno.proelite.com), Liguori (http://chrisliguori.proelite.com), Bova (http://jimbova.proelite.com), Serra (http://nickserra.proelite.com), Makowski (http://mattmakowski.proelite.com), Robbins (http://justinrobbins.proelite.com), Reis (http://wilsonreis.proelite.com), Jones (http://jamesjones.com), Kattar (http://calvinkattar.proelite.com), Makovsky (http://zachmakovsky.proelite.com), Soares (http://andresoares.proelite.com), Sampieri (http://joesampieri.proelite.com), Groves (http://mikegroves.proelite.com).
Fighter pages (CBS): Slice (http://kimboslice.proelite.com), Thompson (http://jamesthompson.proelite.com), Lawler (http://robbielawler.proelite.com), Smith (http://scottsmith.proelite.com), Carano (http://ginacarano.proelite.com), Young (http://kaitlinrose.proelite.com), Villasenor (http://joeyvillasenor.com), Baroni (http://philbaroni.proelite.com), Rogers (http://brettrogers.proelite.com), Murphy (http://jonmurphy.proelite.com).
About ProElite, Inc.
ProElite, Inc. delivers the most exciting entertainment experience in the world of mixed martial arts (MMA) with live arena-based entertainment events, cable television programming on Showtime Networks and community-driven interactive broadband entertainment. The company has established a partnership with CBS that brings MMA to a major primetime network for the first time. Through acquisitions of MMA organizations in Asia and Europe, ProElite is a global leader with an exclusive distribution agreement for its program library with IMG Media. ProElite’s live fight division, EliteXC, delivers spectacular live MMA fight events that showcase the world’s top fighters [elitexc.com]. The company’s social media platform, ProElite.com, continues to add thousands of subscribers each month due to the large number of live streaming MMA events, social networking tools, and original and partner-driven content.
About The Prudential Center
Prudential Center is the first new, state-of-the-art facility built in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area in over 25 years. Located within 2 blocks of Newark Penn Station, it is the home of the NHL’s New Jersey Devils, NCAA Division I Seton Hall men’s basketball and the New Jersey Ironmen of the MISL. Prudential Center is managed by AEG, one of the leading sports and entertainment presenters in the world.
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CASTILLO-HARRIS FOR THE WBC LATINO CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE ON JUNE 6TH AT THE LEGENDARY BLUE HORIZON
Posted on | May 22, 2008 | No Comments
PHILADELHIA (May 20, 2008)—The stakes got even bigger for the main event that will take place on Friday 6th at The Legendary Blue Horizon in Philadelphia.
Elieser Castillo of Miami & Adam Harris of Philadelphia will engage in a cruiserweight battle scheduled for twelve rounds and it will be contested for the WBC Latino Cruiserweight title.
Castillo, 30-6-2 with seventeen knockouts is no stranger to winning championships.
The Miami native has won titles such as WBC Continental Americas cruiserweight title, IBO Inter-Continental heavyweight title, NABF heavyweight title and would like to add the WBC Latino cruiserweight bout to his already crowded trophy case.
Harris, 10-0 with seven knockouts has yet to win a title and is hungry to add a belt to his already undefeated record.
When a fighter who has fought the whose who of the heavier weight divisions such as Castillo taking on a hungry undefeated fighter like Harris, you can be sure that they will bring the best out of each other.
An outstanding undercard has been put together:
Jules Blackwell of Phoenixville, Pa (7-0-2, 2 KO’s) takes on Tyrell Samuel (9-2, 5 KO’s) of Baltimore in an eight round Featherweight bout.
Steve Chambers Upsher (16-1-1, 4 KO’s) and Jaime Morales (4-7, 2 KO’s) get it on in a six round Jr. Welterweight battle of Philadelphian’s.
Ran Nakash (12-0, 8 KO’s) of Haifa, Israel return to the Legendary Blue Horizon when he takes on James Porter (5-12-1, 1 KO) of Terre Haute, Indiana in a six round Cruiserweight bout.
Fresh off his impressive debut at The Blue Horizon on April 11, Mario Mina (1-0, 1 KO) of Brooklyn, New York gets it on with Robert Florentino (2-3, 2 KO’s) of Indianaplis, Indiana.
Gerald Smith (2-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia takes on Ronnie Boyd (5-3, 2 KO’s) of Washington, DC in a four round Super Featherweight fight.
Paul Fernandez (2-1-1, 2 KO’s) takes on Ian Ransburg (1-0, 1 KO) of Indianapolis in a four round Featherweight bout
June 6 will also mark the return of Jr. Middleweight Orlando Lewis (4-1, 4 KO’s) of Vineland, New Jersey
The show is presented by Vernoca L. Michael and Blue Horizon Boxing Promotions Inc.
Ticket prices for this great night of boxing are $200 for Queen Seating, $125 for Presidential seats, $65 for VIP, $55 for Ringside, and $45 for General Admission and can be purchased by calling The Legendary Blue Horizon at 1-215-763-0500 or by logging on to comcasttix.com. Doors open at 6:30 PM / 1st bout begins at 7:30 PM
The Legendary Blue Horizon is located at 1314 North Broad Street in Philadelphia, PA
THERE WILL BE A PRESS CONFERENCE ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 4th AT THE LEGENDARY BLUE HORIZON AT 11 AM
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Miguel Espino Breaks Top 10
Posted on | May 22, 2008 | No Comments
Scheduled to Face Sebastian Demers
May 21, 2008 — WBC CABOFE Middleweight Champion and Former Contender TV Series Star Miguel Espino (19-2-1, 8 KO’s) has risen to the #10 ranking in the WBC and is inching closer to a title shot. One of the road blocks on the journey to a title is Canadian Sebastian Demers.
Both fighters will square off in the co-main event for ESPN2’s Friday Night Fights on July 11th in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Demers’ is ranked #24 by the WBC and is a tough opponent for Espino; however Espino stated that “this will be a great challenge for me and I’m appreciative of the opportunity to showcase my skills in front of boxing fans all over the nation. It’s been a long road for me to get where I’m at and I’m not going to let Demers ruin that for me….he’s going down in front of his home crowd.”
Miguel Espino is continuing to train diligently with manager/trainer John Bray in San Fernando, California as he prepares for his bout with Sebastian Demers. Look for Miguel to continue his dominance and make his way up to the top…..
Tags: Boxing > Canada > Canadian > contender > Espino > John Bray > Middleweight Champion > Miguel Espino > Quebec > Sebastian Demers > WBC CABOFE
TAKEDOWN RADIO REPORT
Posted on | May 22, 2008 | No Comments
Noted Wrestling Author and Historian Jay Hammond joins Takedown Radio’s Scott Casber for coverage of the 2008 National Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductions. Jay bring’s a wealth of knowledge to the broadcast and serves the Hall of Fame as its official historian. Jay’s perspective is unique and indepth.
This years TDR coverage will include a very casual broadcast of the May 29th Thursday night steak dinner at Freddie Paul’s Steak House beginning on Takedownradio.com at approx. 7:30 PM CST. This is a casual 2 hour broadcast giving attendees an opportunity to share some stories and memories.
Friday Takedown Radio will record interviews with all inductee’s and special guests. These interviews will then be gifted to the Hall of Fame and added to the archives for future enjoyment of wrestling fans worldwide.
We’re grateful for the opportunity to explore the rich tradition and history of those interviewed and honored and record for their views and memories for posterity.
This week the Brute Adidas studios of TDR will be filled with memories of the past and some hopes for the future. Our guests range in age from 28 to 99 years old. Quite the span of wrestling history. Over the years I’ve learned that riches in the sport of wrestling come from a variety of sources. Championships, All American honors, recognition by your peers, induction in to our various halls and museums and by the young people our coaches touch that propel them to even higher goals than we ever imagined.
Our guests this week have one thing in common- They took the time to touch the lives and leave their mark on the souls of those they have coached. Thank you for impacting these athletes, these young people for they have evolved in to what they are due to your teaching. Wrestling teaches and inspires. Take from it what you will……
This week on TDR-
Dan Mashek- former 30 year head coach for Don Boscoe HS.
Dan Just retired from coaching. Dan went to UNI to be a teacher Graduating in 1970 he wrestled for Chuck Patton. He considers his Greatest career accomplishment: Coaching
Dan Wrestled on the same HS Team with Gable at Waterloo West with Bob Siddens as coach Graduating 1965. Dan has been Married to Linda 40 years They enjoy 2 Kids- a daughter, Liz Mashek who is asst. principle at Riverwoods Elem. Son Tom Mashek is the Wrestling Coach at Muscatine and (Special Ed) teacher as well. Dan was recently inducted in the Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa April 19th. The Glen Brand HOF is located at the Dan Gable Wrestling Museum in Waterloo, Iowa.
Duane Goldman- Head Coach at Indiana University, a four time NCAA finalist and champion at The University of Iowa in 1986 under Dan Gable. Duane’s NCAA career record stands at 132-10. After winning NCAAs, Goldman went on to compete extensively on the international level as a member of the U.S. National Team. He won a gold medal at the Pan-American Championships in 1987 and was a member of the 1987 World Cup Team that took bronze in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. Goldman has won two Canadian Cup Championships, placed second in the Cerro Pelado Tournament, in Cuba, and medaled in various tournaments throughout Europe. Along with all these accomplishments, he earned a fifth-place finish at the renowned Tbilisi Tournament in the former Soviet Union. In addition, he served as an alternate on the U.S. Olympic team in 1988. In the same year, he spent a season with the Martiyny Club de Lutte in Martigny, Switzerland, where he both competed and coached. Duane has coached NCAA Champions Joe Dubuque and Angel Escobedo at 125 lbs 3 out of the past 4 years. Duane met his wife Patricia while at Iowa and has 3 kids. His son is a HS freshman and wrestles as well. Duane was recently inducted in the Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa April 19th. The Glen Brand HOF is located at the Dan Gable Wrestling Museum in Waterloo, Iowa.
Steve Garland- Head Coach of the Cavaliers of Virginia. Former Cavalier All-American Steve Garland is in his second season as head wrestling coach at Virginia. A master motivator and recruiter, Garland has worked diligently to push the Cavaliers among the nation’s elite. The fruits of his labors are already apparent. This season, Garland welcomes one of the most highly-anticipated first-year classes in program history. The class is a consensus Top-10 group which was ranked No. 5 nationally by W.I.N. Magazine and No. 8 by Intermat. They join an experienced core group from a young 2006-07 squad which had its own share of success with three All-ACC performers – all of whom return this year. Garland’s Cavaliers recorded an 8-10 overall mark and 2-3 ACC record in his opening campaign in 2006-07. Under Garland’s tutelage, junior Rocco Caponi captured the ACC title at 184 pounds, while sophomore Eric Albright was the league runner-up at 133. Both earned a berth in the NCAA Championships, where Albright won three matches. The duo also earned All-ACC honors, as did freshman Kellon Balum.
Chuck Patten- Former Head Coach at UNI from 64 to 82
Chuck Graduated from UNI in 61 and is Now living on the west coast.
He obtained his Master’s degree from Oregon and has been Married 20 years to wife Lynn
They have 2 daughters Jamie and Cindy. Chuck’s Most notable achievement as a coach is that Everyone who wrestled for him got a degree. Chuck Worked on the fore runner of what has become USA Wrestling today. Don Briggs was assistant coach for Chuck 1972 to 82 who went on to become head coach 82 to 97. Chuck was recently inducted in the Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa April 19th. The Glen Brand HOF is located at the Dan Gable Wrestling Museum in Waterloo, Iowa.
Tony Davis- Tony is the club coach at North Carolina, prior to that he helped NC State achieve some success and now is teaching school in which he’s a found a great deal of joy.
Tony won an NCAA title in 2000 at 149 pounds, becoming Northern Iowa’s first Division I NCAA champion in wrestling since 1963. He also placed second at the 1999 NCAA tournament and was a two-time junior college champion for Iowa Central, winning the 134 pound title as a freshman and the 142 pound title as a sophomore. His career record at Northern Iowa was 46-5.
Art Weiss-(with Norm Palovcsik) No wrestling coach in Pennsylvania state high school history has experienced the overall success that Art Weiss enjoyed in his 25-year tenure at Clearfield High School. He set standards and records that still exist today, nearly fifty years since his retirement from coaching in 1959. Art Weiss is considered by many experts to be the “father of Pennsylvania high school wrestling coaches” despite having never wrestled competitively in high school or college. Art’s teams amassed a record of 184 wins, 37 losses and three ties for a .832 winning percentage. Weiss coached 25 different wrestlers to 31 individual state championships, a state record that still stands today. Coach Weiss, 99, was married for 70 years to his wife, Irene, until her passing in 2006 and they have one son, Arthur Jr. , a member of the 1957 – 1959 teams.
Takedown Wrestling Radio can be heard each week of the year on KXNO in Iowa, KRRW Minnesota, TakedownRadio.Com, Intermatwrestle.Com, Matchannel.Com, KXNO.Com, Mat-Magazine.Com
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RAGE IN THE CAGE REPORT
Posted on | May 22, 2008 | No Comments
WHEY UP Presents
RITC 110 – Blockbuster Card
Super Heavyweight Championship ( Pride Veteran Jimmy Ambriz ( 6’6 315 lbs) vs Super Brawl Champion Eric Prindle (6’7 325 lbs)
Welterweight Championship ( RITC Champion Estevan Payan vs RITC Veteran Joe Cronin )
6X World Kickboxing Champion Rick Roufus makes his AZ Debut vs RITC Veteran Rich Alten
Saturday Night after Memorial Day Weekend
Celebrity Theatre
Saturday May 31, 2008
Doors Open: 6:00 PM, Fight Time: 8:00 PM
Tickets: Cage Side ( Rows 1-4 ) $80, Reserved ( Rows 5-13 ) $50,
General Admission ( B-Ring ) $30
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Fight Card:
Joe Cronin ( 170 ) vs Estevan Payan ( 170 ) RITC WW Championship
Rick Roufus ( 205 ) vs Rich Alten ( 205 )
Jimmy Ambriz ( 315 ) vs Eric Prindle ( 315 ) RITC SHW Championship
Jacob McClintock ( 180 ) vs Eric Regan ( 175 )
Austin Pascucci ( 155 ) vs Darin Gonsor ( 155 )
Kenyon Barnes ( 155 ) vs Jade Porter ( 160 )
Jose Cortez ( 185 ) vs Jim Romig ( 185 )
JoJo ( 260 ) vs TBA
Ben Bowlen ( 240 ) vs Mike Zanski ( 260 )
Josian Smith ( 175 ) vs Freddy Fernandez ( 180 )
Alex Coronado ( 170 ) vs John “Zack” Surdyka ( 170 )
Mike King ( 155 ) vs Abraham Cortez ( 145 )
Nick Marus ( 155 ) vs Grabriel Medrano ( 160 )
David Blau ( 230 ) vs Jason Bravo ( 215 )
Joshua Smith ( 185 ) vs Mike Burlaka ( 185 )
Josh Madrigal ( 135 ) vs Jerry Friestad ( 135 )
Fight Card subject to change
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BLUE HORIZON FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL PROMOTION
Posted on | May 22, 2008 | No Comments
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TITO FLIES INTO AN ANTI-DANA WHITE RAGE
Posted on | May 20, 2008 | No Comments
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