UPDATED DECEMBER 28th FIGHT CARD FOR STEELE CAGE

Posted on | December 23, 2007 | No Comments

Steele Cage Promotions Announces Updated Fight Card
for December 28th Fight Card in Las Vegas, Nevada

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Las Vegas, Nevada ? December 23, 2007 ? Hall of Fame Boxing Referee Richard Steele and Steve Oshins, co-owners of Steele Cage Promotions, LLC (www.steelecage.com) and the International Fighting Organization, LLC (IFO), announce the updated fight matchups for their highly anticipated Fireworks in the Cage IV event taking place on Friday, December 28th at the Riviera Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada with the first bout starting at 7:00pm. Tickets for the event range from $30 to $150 and can be purchased by calling the Riviera Box Office at 702-794-9433, Ext. 2.

The major changes to the previously announced lineup are the substitution of Jesse Veium for Cyrille Diabate to fight defending IFO Light Heavyweight Champion Travis Wiuff for his title and the addition of the first-ever IFO women’s bout featuring world renowned boxing champion Elena “Baby Doll” Reid making her highly anticipated MMA debut against another boxing star, Tammie Schneider.

IFO TITLE FIGHTS
205 Travis Wiuff (48-11) vs. Jesse Veium (12-1)
135 Del Hawkins (28-9) vs. Brandon Foxworth (15-3)

IFO NON-TITLE FIGHTS
145 Dennis Davis vs. Reynaldo Duarte
155 Joe Cronin vs. Jeff Cox
205 Ryan Bader vs. Brad Peterson
170 Waachiim Spiritwolf vs. Chris Reedy
265 Buddy Roberts vs. Dennis Bacon
115 Elena Reid vs. Tammie Schneider

About Mixed Martial Arts: Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) encompasses many different styles of fighting in which a wide variety of fighting techniques are used, In addition to Steele Cage Promotions and the International Fighting Organization, other popular MMA organizations include the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), PRIDE Fighting Championships, Strikeforce, BodogFight, the International Fight League (IFL), EliteXC and World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC).”

MANSFIELD, MA TO HOST WOMEN’S WORD TITLE BOUT

Posted on | December 21, 2007 | 1 Comment

Women?s World Title Fight Headlines
?The Ultimate Showdown II? Pro-Am Boxing Show
Jan. 26 at Mansfield SportsPlex

MANSFIELD, Mass. (December 20, 2007) ? A female world title match featuring two-time champion Missy ?The Fury? Fiorentino headlines ?The Ultimate Showdown II? pro-am boxing show, presented by Peter Manfredo, Sr., in association with Bash For Cash, at the Mansfield SportsPlex in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

Fiorentino (16-1, 6 KOs), reigning NABF super featherweight title-holder, takes on rugged Ela ?Bam Bam? Nunez (5-2, 1 KO) in the 10-round main event for the vacant IWBF super featherweight title. Fiorentino, a graduate of Roger Williams College in law enforcement, is a Rhode Island Sheriff. The non-stop action fighter from Cranston (RI) is a former IWBF champion in two divisions, lightweight and featherweight. Puerto Rico-native Nunez, fighting out of Jamestown (NY), is a single mother of four who works fulltime to support her family.

Three of New England?s brightest pro prospects are also on the card: New Hampshire cruiserweight Rich Gingras, Whitman (MA) super middleweight Mark ?The Italian Bazooka? DeLuca (3-0, 2 KOs), and Worcester (MA) middleweight Edwin Rodriguez making his pro debut.

?We?re going to have real fights on this card, competitive matches that will more than just satisfy the paying public,? promoter Peter Manfredo, Sr. said. ?We?re into putting on the best fights possible, not building up fighters against weak opponents. We?re not interested in signing fighters or getting fighters into position to fight for belts. Our goal is to have fans asking when our next show is going to be as they leave the Mansfield SportsPlex on January 26.

?It?s going to be great for Mansfield to host a world championship fight. Missy Fiorentino is one of New England?s most exciting fighters ? male or female ? because of the way she attacks her opponent. Nothing can stop her from coming forward. She?s going to get hit and probably will get cut and bruised, but nobody?s going to stop her. She always gives fans what they want ? real fights! Her opponent, Ela Nunez, is tough, too. It?s going to be an all out brawl. We also have some of the top New England prospects in action ? Gingras, DeLuca and Rodriguez ? and six entertaining amateur matches.?

Gingras (7-0, 4 KOs), of Claremont (NH), was the 2006 Ringside World heavyweight championship before turning professional a year ago. DeLuca (3-0, 2 KOs) was a much-decorated amateur, including top honors in the 2004 National Silver Gloves Championship as part of his pugilistic portfolio.

The 22-year old Rodriguez, born in the Dominican Republic, is making his much-anticipated pro debut after winning 89 of 93 amateur matches, highlighted by gold-medal performances in the 2006 National Golden Gloves Championships and 2005 United States Championship.

Seven amateur matches also are on tap, featuring a battle between Foxboro police officer David Fascaldo vs. Mass. Department of Corrections officer Eric Flaherty. Three other Master boxers in action include ?Easy? Ed Nelson, of Brockton; Retired U.S. Navy Seals Captain Tony ?The Tiger? O?Brien, of Brockton; Foxboro police officer Frank Acevedo. Other amateurs on the card are Pawtucket 20-year-old heavyweight Maurice Cole, as well as 15-year-olds James Perella, of Mansfield, and Toka Kahn, of Pawtucket.

A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project assisting U.S. armed forces men and women severely injured during conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other places around the world.

Tickets priced at $25.00 (general admission), $50.00 (open seating), $75.00 (ringside) and $175.00 (pre and post fight private parties including an open bar and food). Call 401.723.1359, 508.509.3236 or go to www.bashforcashllc.com to purchase tickets or for additional information.

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Mitchell Rose: The Man Who Stopped Butterbean And Tangled With Tyson Now Writes A Book

Posted on | December 21, 2007 | 2 Comments

By Matt Yanofsky

I had the opportunity to catch up with an interesting boxing figure by the name of Mitchell Rose. Rose, a former Golden Gloves champion became the buzz of boxing following his shocking stoppage win over boxing cult phenomenon Butterbean. Rose is currently selling his book titled The Man That Beat Butterbean Now Has To Beat These City Streets.

MY: Mitchell what?s going on? I’ve seen you at the fights with your new book can you tell me about it?

MR: The book is about my life and some of the things I endured growing up in Brooklyn. It talks about the Highlight of my life which was knocking out Butterbean which earned me a lot of respect.

MY: The boxing world became familiar with you after stopping a then undefeated Butterbean. Do you still enjoy hearing about that or are you over the moment?

MR: It is still an exciting thing 11 years later because I still get love from the fans and respect as well. I have moved on in life but it will forever be a great moment.

MY: How long did it take you to write the book?

MR: A little over two years

MY: Aside from Butterbean, you had a famous street fight with Mike Tyson which led to a lawsuit. Can you tell us about that?

MR: I was hanging out at a club called Sugar Hill in Brooklyn when I saw Mike and approached him. I shook his hand, started talking to him, and then we drank a little bit. As we were leaving the club, I made a comment to Mike which upset him because I asked him to be careful with the women he was with. Mike charged at me and attacked me. We got into a wrestling match and luckily, I slipped out of his ferocious grip but ended up tumbling on the ground, severely injuring my elbow.

MY: Thanks for your time do you have any thoughts in closing?

MR: Although my career was not as successful as it could have been, I still enjoyed it. I loved the moment of beating up Butterbean in front of 20,000 people at Madison Square Garden. I also like how Tyson tried to knock me out but couldn’t! The Tyson debacle did lead to great publicity.

MIGUEL ESPINO MOVING THROUGH THE MIDDLEWEIGHT RANKINGS

Posted on | December 20, 2007 | 1 Comment

WBC CABOFE CHAMPION
MIGUEL ESPINO
Mig Jerry
Los Angeles CA
December 19, 2007

WBC CABOFE Middleweight Champion and Former Contender Star, Miguel Espino (18-2-1 7 KO’s) is quickly climbing up the charts of the World Boxing Council (WBC) and is currently ranked at #13.

With an impressive 4th round TKO against Roberto Valenzuela in November, the middleweight champion extended his winning streak to 9 in a row.

Look for Espino to defend his belt in early 2008 on a televised bout in pursuit of a world title with one of the Middleweight Champions.
When asked about a possible fight with undefeated season one “Contender” champion Sergio Mora (19-0-1 4KO’s), a smiling Espino stated, “I’ll go toe to toe with Sergio Mora. In a twelve round fight, I believe I would stop him. It would be the first for the WBC to have two former “Contender” stars fighting to climb up their rankings. He’s ranked #11 and I’m at #13. If we can make it happen, I’m all for it.”

Miguel would also like to thank everyone who’s supported him this past year, wishing them a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

“I would like to thank all of my loyal fans and supporters for the love that they have showed me throughout my career. In 2008 I’m looking to get a title shot. I want to show the fans and the boxing community that I’m the real deal. I’ll fight anyone, anywhere” – WBC CABOFE Champion Miguel Espino

TAKEDOWN RADIO ANNOUNCES 2008 ROAD SCHEDULE

Posted on | December 19, 2007 | No Comments

Takedown Radio Announces 2008 Road Schedule-
Set to Broadcast from the Overtime School of Wrestling,
45th Annual Midlands, Drexel, Rutgers, Princeton, Hofstra, Bucknell,
Clarion, Columbia, Navy, NWCA National Duals, OSU Vs. Missouri,
ISU Vs Oklahoma, Cornell Vs. Missouri

December and January We mobilize our Brute Adidas Studios and hit the road for new episodes of Takedown Radio. Takedown Radio, brought to you by: Intermatwrestle.com is now broadcast on the following internet outlets: Takedownradio.com, KXNO.com, Matchannel.com, Mat-magazine.com. Please be sure to join our regular live broadcasts every Saturday as we talk to the worlds greatest athletes. TDR is available LIVE, Archived and Pod Cast. Visit Takedownradio.com for more details.

Road Schedule- 12-14-07 to 01-31-08

December 2007

12-28-07 Sean Bormet’s Overtime School of Wrestling
Room Show- Chicago 1:00 PM CST
12-29-07 45th Annual Midlands Tournament 9:00 AM CST
12-30-07 45th Annual Midlands Tournament 9:00 AM CST

January 2008

01-03-08 Drexel University Room Show 3:00 PM Eastern
01-04-08 Rutgers University V Lock Haven V Wagner 6:00 PM Eastern
01-05-08 Princeton University- Room Show 10:00 AM Eastern
01-06-08 Hofstra V Edinboro V Cent. Mich. 2:00 PM Eastern
01-07-08 Bucknell University Room Show 3:00 PM Eastern
01-08-08 Clarion University Room Show- 3:00 PM Eastern
01-09-08 Columbia University Room Show 3:00 PM Eastern
01-10-08 Maryland V. Naval Academy @ Annapolis 6:00 PM Eastern
01-12-08 NWCA’s National Duals from Cedar Falls, IA 9:00 AM CST
01-13-08 NWCA’s National Duals from Cedar Falls, IA 9:00 AM CST
01-19-08 OK. St. V. Missouri at Columbia 12:00 PM CST
01-25-08 ISU V. Oklahoma at Norman 6:00 PM CST
01-27-08 Cornell U. V. Missouri at Columbia 12:00 PM CST

February 2008

02-09-08 Oregon State Team and Staff in Studio 9:05 AM CST
02-10-08 Oregon St. Vs. Missouri 12:00 PM CST

Check the broadcast times for each program. Our Guests will Include: Coaches, Wrestlers and other folks who’ll join us throughout each of these special days.

Takedownradio.com, KXNO.com, Matchannel.com, Mat-magazine.com are our web partners. Wrestlers and MMA competitors join us each and every week. You should too! TDR is available LIVE, Archived and Pod Cast as well. Visit Takedownradio.com for more details. Thanks for listening!

EUROPEAN BOXING NEWS

Posted on | December 19, 2007 | No Comments

WBO jr middle champ Sergei Dzinziruk?s postponed defence against Czech Lukas Konecny will now go ahead as chief support to Ruslan Chagaev?s defence of the WBA heavyweight title against Brit Matt Skelton January 19 in Duesseldorf. This one was originally scheduled for November 30 in Karlsruhe.

The WBA eliminator Nikolai Valuev vs Sergei Liakhovich will indeed go ahead February 16 with Nuremberg as site.

Sauerland Event?s supermiddle prospect Karo Murat face Emiliano Cayetano December 29 in Bielefeld on the undercard to Cunningham vs Huck. Cayetano floored Mads Larsen on his previous visit to Germany but eventually lost on points.

WBO jr welter champ Ricardo Torres could be defending the title against Willy Blain in France in June with AMI promoting. If Andrea Sarritzu still holds the EBU title he could be facing mandatory challenger Bernard Inom in a supporting bout.

French site netboxe.com announce the comeback of 44-year old ex-champ Christophe Tiozzo January 12 in Paris – as a wrestler.

IBF have sanctioned an eliminator at middleweight between Mahir Oral, # 15 in the ratings, and Fulgencio Zuniga, # 10, and Arena Box Promotion writes in a press release that the winner will get the # 1 spot – should that be correct it?s not exactly in accordance with the IBF rating rules. Either way, Arena plan to do the fight in February in Hamburg.

Swedish heavy Attila Levin remains in full training in Florida for a comeback and is looking to return to the ring late January.

Undefeated Ukrainian welter Vyacheslav Senchenko won the vacant WBA I/C title and defended the EE-EU crown stopping the brave Viktor Sydorenko with a bodyshot in the third December 14 in Donetsk. Senchenko is likely to defend the WBA I/C title at the end of March. In other fights Oleg Yefimovych retained the WBO I/C featherweight title with a landslide decision over former three-time EBU challenger Yuri Voronin. Lightweight Andrei Kudriavtsev returned from the bad loss to Paulus Moses with a close win over Aram Ramazyan and Stas Kashtanov, at supermiddle, outscored Frenchman Laurent Goury.

LEARN FROM A PRO: ONLINE MMA TRAINING SESSION

Posted on | December 18, 2007 | No Comments

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THIS WEEK ON TAKEDOWN RADIO

Posted on | December 18, 2007 | No Comments

This week we’re LIVE from our Brute Adidas Studios in Des Moines and we’ll deliver a brand new episode of Takedown Radio. Takedown Radio is now broadcast on the following internet outlets: Takedownradio.com, KXNO.com, Matchannel.com, Mat-magazine.com. Please be sure to join our regular live broadcasts every Saturday as we talk to the worlds greatest athletes each Saturday AM from 9AM to 11:00AM CST. TDR is available LIVE, Archived and Pod Cast. Visit Takedownradio.com for more details.

2 Weeks ago we shot an episode of TDR on video. You can Watch this TDR broadcast on Matchannel.com FREE of charge.

TDR scheduled guests include:

Tom Minkle-Head Coach of the Michigan State Spartans. Tom will join us to discuss the season, improvements on the team and the balance of the year as we look forward to the Nat’l Duals and the NCAA’s. Michigan State’s wrestlers closed out the fall semester competing at the annual Nittany Lion Open hosted by Penn State University on Sunday, Dec. 2. Senior Joe Williams finished second in the 197 bracket, nearly defending his title from last year, while junior Clint Frutiger placed fourth at 125 pounds. The Spartans will break for the holiday season and return to tournament action at the Midlands Championships from Dec. 29-30 in Evanston, Ill. Michigan State’s next dual isn’t until next year, when MSU hosts Ohio at 7 p.m. in Jenison Field House on Jan. 4, 2008.

John Jeffire- Author of “Motown Burning”, joins us to discuss his book and relationship to wrestling. Strength can come from many sources. I draw strength from guys like John. Very inspiring read. John teaches English and Coaches Wrestling at Chippewa Valley High School in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan.

Andy Hrovat- U of Mich grad, NYAC, president of the silent H Club has been named Themat.com/TDR Wrestler of the Week for Nov. 20-26. Hrovat won a gold medal at 84 kg/185 lbs. at the Henri Deglane International on Nov. 24 in Nice, France. Hrovat defeated Soslan Kosoev of Russia 5-2, 6-0 in the freestyle finals. He downed American Clint Wattenberg 1-1, 4-1 in the semifinal round. Hrovat was a member of the 2006 U.S. World Team and placed second at the 2007 U.S. World Team Trials. He was a silver medalist at the 2007 Pan American Games.

C.B. Dollaway- Arizona State: 2005 Pac-10 Runner-up at 184 pounds. 2004-05: Went 29-9 in his first season of Division I competition…placed second at the Pac-10 Championships as the No. 2 seed to earn a berth into the NCAA Championships…seeded No. 12 at the national event, going 1-2 and not placing…opened the year with a 4-0 record and winning the Fullerton Open with a 10-0 major decision upset of No. 9 Ryan Halsey (Cal Poly)…finished second in both the Las Vegas Invitational and Reno Tournament of Champions…went 14-4 in dual competition with losses coming to the then-ranked No. 2, No. 3, No. 4 and No. 12 wrestlers in the nation…led the team in falls with 10…tied for the team lead in bonus-point victories with 18 on 10 falls, one technical fall and seven major decisions…perfect 8-0 in Pac-10 duals…has 11-bout win streak snapped in finals of conference meet.
Phil Davis- (Harrisburg, Pa./Penn State University) is Themat.com/TDR Athlete of the week for Nov. 13-19.
Davis, a three-time All-American for Penn State, is off to a strong start at 197 pounds in his senior season. He already owns wins over three opponents ranked in the top eight nationally. The second-ranked Davis downed No. 3 Mike Tamillow of Northwestern 6-2 in the National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Star Classic on Nov. 19 in Eugene, Ore. That win came two days after Davis notched a 12-1 major decision over Hofstra?s sixth-ranked Joe Rovelli in a dual meet. Davis also beat Maryland?s eighth-ranked Hudson Taylor by a 17-2 technical fall on Nov. 11. Davis placed seventh at the NCAA Championships as a freshman in 2005 before finishing second at the NCAAs in 2006. He finished fifth in the NCAA meet as a junior this past March. Davis entered this season with a 90-19 career record at the collegiate level.

Ben Askren- Ben Askren (Columbia, Mo./Sunkist Kids) has been named TheMat.com/TDR Wrestler of the Week for Oct. 30-Nov. 5. Askren won a loaded freestyle class at 74 kg/163 lbs. in capturing the title at the Hargobind International Wrestling Championships on Nov. 3 in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. He was named Outstanding Wrestler. Askren downed U.S. National Team member Ramico Blackmon in the semifinals before avenging a loss from the week before by defeating past NCAA All-American Travis Paulson in the finals. Askren also beat past NCAA champion and Canadian World Team member Matt Gentry in the second round. The 74 kilos weight class also included U.S. World Team Trials runner-up Casey Cunningham, who lost to Paulson in the semifinals before coming back to place third. Askren lost to Paulson in the semifinals of the Sunkist Kids International Open on Oct. 28 in Chandler, Ariz. Askren is focusing full-time on international wrestling now after just completing a standout collegiate career at Missouri. Askren was a two-time NCAA champion and two-time Hodge Trophy winner for the Tigers. He was a four-time NCAA finalist in college. Askren is now serving as the volunteer assistant coach at Missouri.

Iris Smith- (Colorado Springs, Colo./U.S. Army) has been named TheMat.com/TDR Wrestler of the Week for Oct. 23-29.
Smith knocked off Russia?s top two wrestlers at 72 kg/158.5 lbs. en route to winning the women?s freestyle title at the Sunkist Kids International Open on Oct. 27 in Chandler, Ariz. Smith beat 2004 Olympic silver medalist and 2007 World bronze medalist Guzel Manyurova of Russia 3-0, 1-2, 1-1 in the semifinals. She followed by beating past two-time Junior World runner-up Daria Nazarova of Russia 2-0, 2-1 in the finals.
Smith, a 2005 World champion, placed third in the 2007 U.S. World Team Trials.

Ryan Bader- While at Arizona State: Overall Record: 88-34 Returning All-American at 197 after claiming fourth place at the 2004 NCAA Championships…three-time Pac-10 Championships finalist, winning the 2003 and 2004 titles and placing second in 2005…needs just 12 victories in his senior season to record 100 in a career. 2004-05: Finished the year with a 31-8 overall record and runner-up at the Pac-10 Championships…entered the NCAA Championships as the No. 7 seed…finished with a 2-2 record and did not place…finished second at both Fullerton Open and Las Vegas Invitational…took third at the Reno Tournament of Champions…scored a 5-3 upset of No. 4 Marcio Bothelo of Fresno State to advance to the third place bout at the Reno event…recorded three winning streaks of six bouts or more on three occasions, including an 11-match stretch…posted a record of 8-6 against nationally ranked foes…was 15-2 in dual meets…also went 7-1 in Pac-10 duals…was 8-0 at home… 2003-04: Finished the season at 33-8…won his second conference title in as many seasons at 197 after going 3-0 in the Pac-10 meet, defeating K.C Walsh of Boise State, 3-0, for the championship…went 4-2 at the NCAA Championships, placing fourth to earn his first All-America honor…began the season 8-0 and climbed into the Top 5 of the national rankings where he remained for a majority of the season…won the Missouri Open by defeating No. 16 Rusty Blackmon of Oklahoma State, 10-2…placed second at the Las Vegas Invite…went 4-0 at the Reno TOC on his way to a first place finish, defeating No. 8 Matt Monteiro of CS Bakersfield, 4-2…selected as ASU’s Most Valuable Wrestler by the coaching staff… 2002-03: Built a 24-18 overall record on his way to the 2003 Pac-10 Championship at 197…was the No. 2 seed in the conference meet, going 3-0 and defeating No. 4 K.C. Walsh of Boise State, 2-1, for the title…his victory in the final clinched the team title for the Sun Devils…went 1-2 at the NCAA Championships…won his opening match in overtime, 6-4, over Millersville’s Adam Schaaf before falling to national runner-up and top-seeded Jon Trenge of Lehigh, 11-2…was 3-8 against nationally ranked foes, including an 18-4 major decision over then-No. 6 Kyle Smith of Michigan, the seventh-place finisher at the national meet… 2001-02: Redshirted.

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