DE LA HOYA VS. FORBES PRESSER QUOTES
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DE LA HOYA VS FORBES LOS ANGELES
PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
RICHARD SCHAEFER, CEO GOLDEN BOY PROMOTIONS
“Oscar made it happen that he will be fighting at the Home Depot Center in front of all of these fans. He could have been paid much more and it’s really a tribute to all the fans and Oscar made that happen. And on behalf of the fans, I want to personally thank you Oscar for doing this for the fans.
“We are going to have food stations, live entertainment in between bouts, new field boxes, for special VIPs, a great night and an unbelievable night of boxing.
“Tickets go on sale a week from today and they are expecting sellout. Oscar fights always sellout and this will be no different. Also tickets start at $25. When was the last time someone could see an Oscar de la Hoya fight for $25.
“The fans are going to have a ball. Going back to what it is all about and this is Oscar’s gift to the fans.”
JEFF WALD
“This is part of a long history for Oscar, one the last great superstars in boxing.
“We’re here in Hollywood, and actually now Stevie just got his own Oscar”
STEVE FORBES
“Today’s my birthday and what a great present. My last two fights have been with Golden Boy and they have treated me like a Champion the entire time.
“I considered myself a hardcore boxing fans fighter and since the beginning of my career, I was taken in my the Mayweathers and they taught me everything I know. Even though I will now be on the other side of the ring from Floyd SR, who I think of like an uncle, but I will have Roger in my corner so there is still a part of the Mayweather family, who knows everything about boxing.
“I want to thank Oscar for giving me a shot. He could have picked a million guys for this fight and he picked me. I don’t consider myself as the “tune-up” opponent and I will be in the best shape of my life and prepared to win. This is a dream come true and I am going to take the opportunity, relish it and be a winner May 3rd.
“I am going to fight hard and WIN”
FLOYD MAYWEATHER SR
“First of all, there will be no poems today as I really like and respect Stevie Forbes.
“More importantly, it’s a great feeling to be back with Oscar. I am excited to be able to add to his great legacy. It’s strange to be against one of my former pupils and I was with him for a long time. I was with him when he won the world title. But now I have a job to do and that is to help Oscar win another big fight so he can has the opportunity to rematch my son in September.”
OSCAR DE LA HOYA
“Always I want to thank the media first and everyone that is here today. It is an honor to be here, and it just feels like a culmination of years of hard work, dedication and all the fights I have had. Now I am back home and part of this great event.
“I feel as though it’s Steve Forbes who is giving me the opportunity. He might be from the Contender but actually I am a contender now. I am not a champion so I am coming to fight as hard as I can.
“I am not going to fall for the “tune-up” talk either. I’ve been down that road before and so I look at this fight as one of the most serious fights of my career.
“Floyd Sr. is back and it feels good and comfortable to have him with me. The way we prepare together is key to my success. There is no doubt about that either. We are going to train in Big Bear, train there, back to where it started too. The whole team is going there to get ready.
“I am going to fight three times this year and I feel I have to go back to hard work, dedication, and to re-organize myself. Everything is riding on this and I am totally preparing myself for the schedule ahead. It all starts here.
“Of course I want to give back and we are fighting here at Home Depot Stadium, 32,000 fans cheering us on and cheering on and supporting the sport of boxing. There are 20,000 seats @ $75 or less. I decided that that is how it was going to be. I want all the fans to enjoy themselves and this isn’t about the money for me. It is about giving back.
“Giving back is what it’s all about for that weekend”
Calzaghe, Maccarinelli and Rees.
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“ Welsh dragons… can they do it?”
BY: GARY TODD
When these three fighters are out running the roads and the miles, pushing themselves to the limits, through the rugged Welsh valley’s, they call home, nothing else matters, nothing else is entertained, and nothing will change their thoughts. Only winning and victory.
Three fighters, three Welshmen, three champions, with three different destinies.
As the fighters each train for the hardest fights of their careers, the people of Wales go about their businesses as usual, but something is different. Boxing is all the talk of the towns, throughout the valley’s. People in the butchers, the bakers, the farms and the factories, all talking about their favourite sons. Not since Steve Robinson’s fight with Hamed, or Johnny Owen’s domestic scraps, or even when Thatcher shut the doors of the mines for the last time, has there been so much talk of fighting .
With Gavin Rees defending his hard fought, newly won WBA junior welterweight title against the tremendously experienced and tough boxer, Andreas Kotelnik, and Enzo Maccarinelli fighting in a unification dust up with the big punching mobile banger, David Haye, and Joe Calzaghe finally hooking up, to risk his own legacy against Bernard Hopkins, these three men deserve to be spoken of.
As far as things go, each man will have his toughest night ahead, but in saying that, it could also be the greatest night of their lives thus far.
Victory is everything.
Looking ahead to Rees’s fight with Kotelnik, [ W28- kos 12, -L2 D1. ] he will be facing a strong, come forward technical boxer who had a brilliant , 135 – 15 amateur career, winning the silver medal in the 2000 olympics, and a fighter who has never been stopped. If that’s not enough, then throw in, he has a great defence which usually means he goes the distance. All in all, Kotelnik is always going to be a tough night out.
David Haye. [ W20 kos 19. – L1. ] Big puncher, mobile, and dangerous with the right hand. Like Kotelnik, Haye tasted success in the amateurs, winning the silver medal at the 2001 world championships, before turning pro in 2002, and blasting out everyone he faced. He seems to struggle to make the cruiserweight limit, with stamina, and a suspect chin, as well as carrying his left hand far too low, all being the chinks in his armour. He is a tremendous finisher though, and if he hurts you, it’s goodnight Irene !
Hopkins. [ W48. kos 32.- L4.] Well now he is a one in a million. Loud, talks way too much, but without doubt, he knows his way around the fight game. Fighter, promoter, commentator, self proclaimed legend, and the record to prove it.
Can these Welsh Dragons do it?
Gavin Rees [ W27. – kos 13.- L0.] has been fighting as a pro since 1998, fighting 4 to 6 rounders, before building up to fight for the WBO intercontinental featherweight title in 2001. After winning that title, and defending it, he went back to fighting at 6 and 8 round fights. In July, 2007, he stepped up big time, to fight the WBA champion, Souleymane M’baye for his light welterweight title and fought hard to snatch it away, winning on points. Rees will have to outwork Kotelnik to win. It’s a fifty fifty fight, and it will probably go to the scorecards. Experience could be a major factor in the fight, with all the experience at the higher level going to the man from the Ukraine. “The Rock” will have to be at is very best to hold on to his title.
Enzo Maccarinelli and David Haye can only mean one thing. Knockout. On paper, this is going to be a brutal fight, as long as it lasts. Both men have power. Enzo has power in both fists, and both men have been taken out. This is a huge fight for the both of them, as the winner will become an overnight millionaire, with the winner opening the doors to big money, mega fights in America. To win, the man from Swansea, will have to get through some scary moments in the first 6 rounds, as that’s when Haye is at his most dangerous. In the Jean Marc Mormeck fight, Haye was almost stopped in the fourth, but showed championship grit, to come back and stop “ The Marksman” in the 7th round to unify the cruiserweight division. As I commented before, Haye carries his left hand way too low and Maccarinelli should have a field day. “Big Mac” by ko.
Joe Calzaghe and Bernard Hopkins is a fight which should have happened years ago. Hopkins is 43, and is 20 years as a professional prize fighter. I don’t care what anyone says, Hopkins legs will go in this fight. I predict that Calzaghe will use the ring, use his jab and counter in flurries. Hopkins will want to hold, grab Calzaghe’s arms inside, and try to steal the rounds, by spoiling , and fighting ugly, possibly hitting Calzaghe in the back of the head. Hopkins is a technical boxer and uses every trick he knows to win. He does carry his left hand low, and if Calzaghe stings him with his southpaw right hand jab, followed by a straight left, then right hook to Hopkins body, then I feel he can take “The Executioners “legs away. Calzaghe’s pressure with the jab, must be paramount, and he has to step off to the right all night long. If he does, he will win on points.
Gary Todd is the best selling author of “Workouts From Boxing’s Greatest Champs” and he has been involved in all aspects in the sport of boxing, for over 25 years. He is also a proud member of the Boxing writers association of America. Look out for his new book on world champions “Workouts Volume II” COMING SOON.
GADIEL ANDALUZ COMES BACK TO CICERO STADIUM FOR MARCH 14 BOUT
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Puerto Rican newcomer Gadiel Andaluz will return to the Cicero Stadium squared circle on Friday, March 14th at MARCH BADNESS, another evening of world class professional boxing presented by Dominic Pesoli’s 8 Count Productions, HOME OF THE BEST IN CHICAGO BOXING.
Andaluz thrilled the packed Cicero Stadium crowd making his pro debut on January 25th with a devastating third round knockout of Marsay Buggs, a video of which can be viewed on Youtube.com
The hard punching Andaluz is scheduled to battle fellow Chicagoan Nick Arellano, 1-2 in a four round lightweight bout. Arellano is coming off a four round decision victory over Greg Dziubek on February 1st in Chicago .
Said Pesoli, “Gadiel looked terrific in his pro debut and our fans really
enjoyed seeing his performance. He’s been working diligently at JABB since he arrived back in Chicago six months ago and we’re very happy to have him back on MARCH BADNESS.”
MARCH BADNESS is headlined by an outstanding lightweight clash between former world champion Javier “EL Chatito” Jauregui and world ranked contender Miguel “EL Anestesista “Huerta.
Along with Dominic Pesoli’s 8 Count Productions and Bob Arum’s Top Rank Incorporated, MARCH BADNESS is presented by TCF Bank, Tecate Beer and AeroMexico, Mexico’s premier airline travel headquarters. The SOLO BOXEO TECATE broadcast will be viewed in 42 US markets and 70 foreign countries.
Tickets for MARCH BADNESS are available in advance by calling the 8 Count Productions offices at 312-226-5800. Cicero Stadium is located at 1909 S. Laramie , just minutes from the Eisenhower and Stevenson Expressways. Doors for this event will open at 5:30pm with the first bell at 6:30pm.
The full MARCH BADNESS card is as follows;
Javier Jauregui vs. Miguel Huerta, twelve rounds, lightweights
Brandon Rios vs. Alvin Brown, eight rounds, lightweights
Victor Polyakov vs. Derrick Findley, eight rounds, middleweights
Leo Martinez vs. Jose Navarette, six rounds, lightweights
Gadiel Andaluz vs. Nick Arellano, four rounds, lightweights
Eric Estrada vs. TBA, super bantamweights
The Master of Ceremonies for MARCH BADNESS will be Lupe Contreras, the internationally recognized voice of Latino boxing.
8 Count Productions was started by Dominic Pesoli in 1998 and has consistently presented the highest quality professional boxing events in Chicagoland. In 2003, Pesoli along with former featherweight contender Mike Garcia opened JABB Boxing Gym, a 6,000 square foot venue dedicated to the finest Chicagoland boxers of all talent levels.
To view the seating chart and poster for this event or for more information on 8 Count Productions and JABB Boxing Gym, please visit www.8countproductions.com and www.jabbboxinggym.com
For more information on Bob Arum’s Top Rank Incorporated, please visit
www.toprank.com
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PREVIEW/NOTES: HDNET SET FOR LIVE IFL COVERAGE FRIDAY AT ORLEANS ARENA IN LAS VEGAS
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Three Championship Bouts Highlight Broadcast
LAS VEGAS, February 26, 2008 – Three title bouts highlight the card as the International Fight League (OTC.BB: IFLI) stops at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas on Friday, February 29. HDNet will have live coverage beginning at 11 p.m. EST/8 p.m. PST and will feature six of the eight bouts on the card, including the championship defenses of lightweight Ryan Schultz (North Platte, Neb.), middleweight Matt Horwich (Portland, Ore.) and heavyweight Roy Nelson (Las Vegas).
Here are some quick notes on the event:
• The IFL event will see the debut of “Fitestat,” the new custom-designed IFL statistical program that the league has designed with Stats Inc. “Fitestat” will provide over 20 statistical categories for fans for the first time.
• Schultz, who defeated previously unbeaten Chris Horodecki in December to win the first IFL lightweight belt, will battle John Gunderson (Medford, Ore.), who now lives in Las Vegas and competes for Ken Shamrock’s Lion’s Den.
• Horwich, who is to be married the following day in Las Vegas, takes on Ryan McGivern (Bettendorf, Iowa), who fights out of Miletich Fighting Systems.
• Nelson, a Las Vegas native, will be in front of his hometown fans when he defends against IFL newcomer Fabiano Scherner (Brazil), who trains with Matt Lindland at Team Quest.
• Under the revamped IFL format, the camp matchups include three bouts each between Las Vegas-based Mario Sperry’s World Class Fight Center and Xtreme Couture, and three between Team Quest and Lion’s Den.
• Several NASCAR drivers and team members, in town for the races this weekend, will be in attendance on Friday night.
• Actor Sean Faris, who stars in the upcoming feature film Never Back Down, will attend and will sign autographs for fans.
• Eight competitors will make their IFL debuts, including Josh Haynes (Las Vegas), who may be best known for his appearance on the popular “The Ultimate Fighter 3” television program in 2006.
• The next IFL event will be Friday, April 4, at Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey and will feature three title bouts, with a host of local athletes (including New Jersey’s Jamal Patterson and NYU’s Shad Lierley) looking to capture an IFL belt.
IFL Las Vegas
Friday, February 29, 2008
Preliminary Bout
145 lbs.: Ian Loveland (Portland, Ore.) (0-2 IFL, 8-7 overall MMA) vs. Dennis Davis (Las Vegas) (0-0, 13-6)
Team Xtreme Couture vs. MMA Top Team (Mario Sperry)
145 lbs.: Santino Defranco (Tempe, Ariz.) (0-0, 10-3) vs. Rafael Dias (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) (0-0, 8-3-1)
185 lbs.: Josh Haynes (Las Vegas) (0-0, 8-9) vs. Leopoldo Serao (San Francisco) (0-0, 11-6)
205 lbs.: Lew Polley (Coconut Creek, Fla.) (0-0, 6-0) vs. Alexandre Ferreira (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) (0-0, 15-5)
Team Quest (Matt Lindland) vs. Lions Den (Ken Shamrock)
170 lbs.: Jake Ellenberger (Omaha, Neb.) (2-2, 16-3) vs. Pat Healy (St. Louis) (2-1, 18-12)
*155 lbs.: **Ryan Schultz (North Platte, Neb.) (5-2, 18-9-1) vs. John Gunderson (Medford, Ore.) (2-2, 15-5)
*265 lbs.: **Roy Nelson (Las Vegas) (4-1, 11-2) vs. Fabiano Scherner (Portland, Ore.) (0-0, 7-5)
Championship Bout
*185 lbs.: Ryan McGivern (Bettendorf, Iowa) (5-4, 11-5) vs. **Matt Horwich (Portland, Ore.) (6-3, 21-9-1)
*Championship Bout
**Current Titleholder
MMA RECRUITER COMBAT SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS
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MMA Murray is looking for local Amateur Fighters to fill spots on their upcoming fight card at the National Guard Armory in Murray, KY on March 22nd.
Contact = Michael Canada
Phone = 270-832-7854
E-mail = mcanada1779@peoplepc.com
Tuff-N-Uff Productions is looking for Amateur Male and Female Fighters in all weight classes to compete in the first sanctioned all amateur event in Las Vegas,NV on April 12th at the Tropicana Hotel.
If you are interested in fighting on this card contact:
Barry Meyer
Phone = 858-442-8833
E-mail = barry@tuffnuff.net
website = www.tuffnuff.net
Myspace = www.myspace.com/tuffnuffinc
TAKEDOWN RADIO REPORT
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Feb 16th, Takedown Radio had the opportunity to film a special episode of TDR for the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Stillwater, OK. This was our first Black History Month Special. please feel free to use this and distribute this program to everyone and as much as possible.
Our guests on the program included:
In Studio-
Bobby Douglas- Coaching legend with 429 dual meet wins to his credit. Former Iowa State head coach, as well as leading Arizona State to a NCAA title
Dr. Jason Smith-a two-time NCAA champion at 167 pounds in 1969 and 1970 and a member of the Cyclone team champions for those seasons. He also finished third in 1968 and was a Big Eight champion in 1970.
Mike Allen- Recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for Officials from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and the first Black official to earn the award.
Simon Roberts-First Black Iowa High School State Champion, holds Big Ten and NCAA titles.
ON THE LIVE LINE
Carl Adams-Three time NCAA All American, two time national champion, and current coach at Boston University.
Chris Campbell-Two time NCAA Champion and Olympic Bronze Medal winner.
Kevin Jackson- Olympic freestyle Gold Medal Winner
Leroy Kemp-Three time NCAA Champion and three time World Champion
Kerry McCoy-Two time NCAA Champion, Olympic Bronze Medal winner, and current Coach at Stanford
Lloyd “Butch” Keaser- U.S. Marine Corps:1972-1977 5 Freestyle & 4 Greco Interservice Championship Gold
1972 Olympic Team 1st alternate to Dan Gable, 1973 Tiblisi tournament in U.S.S.R Bronze Medal
1973 National AAU Freestyle Champ, 1973 World Championship Gold in Teheran, Iran
1973 World Cup Gold in Toledo, Ohio 1973 U. S. Amateur Wrestling News Man of Year
1974 Tiblisi tournament in U.S.S.R Silver Medal 1975 Pan American Gold
1975 National AAU Greco Champ 1976 National AAU Freestyle Champ
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INTERNATIONAL FIGHT LEAGUE FORMS VIDEO SHARING PARTNERSHIP WITH SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORK IMEEM
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NEW YORK, February 26, 2008 – The International Fight League (OTC.BB: IFLI) and leading social media network imeem today announced a video sharing partnership that will give imeem’s growing global community of 23 million users the opportunity to view and interact with media from IFL’s action-packed fighting league at www.ifl.imeem.com.
“One of the greatest success stories has been the exposure of our athletes, coaches and events in the digital space, and this partnership with imeem will further that growth,” said IFL CEO Jay Larkin. “Compelling content is key to success, and this partnership gives us added opportunity to continue to expose our brand to as large an audience as possible with compelling content we know this demo loves to view.”
The partnership will create an IFL TV channel on imeem where fans can find engaging and fresh media content from the professional mixed martial arts sports league, ranging from match highlights to athlete and coach interviews and instructional segments. The imeem community can also express themselves with their favorite IFL content by creating and sharing custom video playlists with friends on imeem and through embeddable widgets on third party sites across the Web.
IFL short form videos are already some of the highest volume sports pieces on a host of digital sharing sites, including YouTube, PalTalk, and Break.com. Visit IFL on imeem at www.ifl.imeem.com for videos and more information on the International Fight League.
About the IFL
International Fight League™ (IFL) has its headquarters in New York and offices in Las Vegas. For more information about IFL, please see: www.ifl.tv.
About imeem
imeem is the leading social media network where users create, recommend and discover music, film/video, art, and pop culture media and connect directly with people with similar tastes. The imeem community can share their tastes on imeem and across the Web using innovative media expression tools and social discovery features, including custom music playlists, video channels, photo slideshows and embeddable widgets. The Web-based service www.imeem.com launched in March 2006 and has since grown to over 23 million unique users each month. For more information, visit www.imeem.com.
EUROPEAN BOXING NEWS
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February 23, Halle an der Saale, Gemany:
Ukrainian lightheavy Yuri Barashian won the EBU title with an eighth round stoppage of Thomas Ulrich, the defending champion. Ulrich was hurt by a bodydshot late in fifth, floored three times in the seventh from the very same southpaw left hooks to the liver region.
Early in the eighth Barashian floored Ulrich again with that left hook and it was waved over at 0.56 as Thomas got up. It was a tough fight from the start and developed into a wild punchup as the German, sensing the fight was slipping away from him, opened up with both hands. Barashian was hard to catch though and Ulrich kept missing with an alarming number of punches.
After seven it was scored 66-65 and 67-63 for Barashian and 66-66. The judges were split on the
seventh round as well scoring it 10-6, 10-7 and 10-8.
Russian cruiser Aleksander Alekseev again impressed in retaining the WBO I/C title with a stoppage of American Talmadge Griffin, who was retired by his corner after the second round. Griffin was down twice in the first and hurt in the second.
Supermiddle Dmitri Sartison stopped Argentinian Pablo Daniel Zamora Nieves at 1.46 of the eighth of a scheduled non-title ten rounder.
Welter Oliver Guettel won a close call over Spaniard Juan Martinez Bas over eight.
Czech jr middle Lukas Konecny knocked out Kimfuta Makassu in the second with a left hook to the body.
Colombian cruiser Santander Silgado moved 12-0 (12) with a second round stoppage of Brit John Anthony. Silgado looked pretty green though and must have been close to a DQ loss after a blatant low blow in the first. Anthony bent over, and then sat down with Salgado punching on his floored opponent.
Gomez vs Virchis update: “Everything you read on the internet this far has been wrong” said Universum´s CEO Dietmar Poszwa. “We will put out a statement next week. But both men asked for time to prepare and we will get them that.” September 27 seems like the likely date which is sure to leave both fighters unhappy.
Cruiser Marco Huck returns to action April 12 in Neubrandenburg in a supporting bout to Sebastian Sylvester vs Javier Castillejo and Cristian Sanavia vs Karo Murat. Huck lost to IBF champ Steve Cunningham late December in a very tough fight but took only a few weeks off before getting back to the gym.
EBU jr middle champ Zaurbek Baysangurov defends the title against fellow Ukrainian Roman Dzhuman March 23 in Dnepropetrovsk.
Check out the new CD from Paul Thorn, “A long Way from Tupelo”. Thorn once fought Roberto Duran going 16-3-1 in the pros.
Trainer Ulli Wegner and his star pupil, Sven Ottke, are back together with the aim of getting Sven in top shape for the showdown against Dariusz Michalczewski May 24 in Hannover.
Polish welter Slavomir Ziemlewicz is off the planned WBA I/C fight against Vyacheslav Senchenko March 25 due to what appears to be legal problems.
Talented middle Gennadyi Golovkin face South African Tshepo Mashego on February 29 in Hamburg. Dieter Roth fight Portugese Humberto Evora while Sebastian Kober is in against Brit Paul Butlin, heavyweights.
Cuban heavy Odlanier Solis get an easy win on Friday in Milan against Hungarian Adrian Rajkai but will fight again March 14 in Munich against tba.
French cruiser Jean Marc Monrose, who challenge EBU champ Johny Jensen May 3, tunes up March 8 in Metz. The show is topped by female jr welter Ann Sophie Mathis in a WBA, WIBF, WBC and UBC titlefight against Panamian Ana Pascal. Bantam Jerome Arnould is still without opponent for his planned EU championship bout.
The next round of the “Grand Tornoi” presented by AMI Production at the Cirque d´Hiver in Paris March 27 feature Morrad Hakkar vs Didier Mupeko and Robert Roselia vs Amar Amari. In the headliner Francois Bastient defends the French middleweight title against Thierry Karl.
Italian jr middle veteran Michele Orlando take on Julio Caesar Chaves Jr April 26 in Queretero, Mexico.
Pro Box Austria have their Argentinian prospect Billi Godoy face tough Latvian Jurijs Boreiko February 28 in Solden. Supermiddle Lukas Wilascheko take on Hungarian Titusz Szabo.
Czech VIP Bro Box promotes at the Grand Hotel Evropa in Prague March 6 with lightheavy Tomas Adamek (not to be confused with the former WBC lightheavy champ) and heavyweight Petr Sedlak on top.
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