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NEW OPPONENT FOR MIGUEL ESPINO

Posted on | November 23, 2007 | No Comments

Press ReleaseFor Immediate Release

WBC CABOFE CHAMPION
MIGUEL ESPINO

November 21, 2007
WBC CABOFE champion Miguel Espino (17-2-1 6KO’s), has another opponent pull out just days before fight night. Espino, who was scheduled to fight Rosario Escalante, will now face Roberto Valenzuela (39-33-2 34KO’s) out of Guatabampo Sonora Mexico. An emergency family situation was the reason for Escalante’s departure. Espino will look to extend on his 8 fight winning streak while defending his title when he battles Valenzuela November 23, 2007 in front of a sell out crowd at the “Gymnasio Tigre Garcia” in Ensenada, Baja California Mexico. This will be the second 12 round bout for the former “Contender” star.

Mario Serrano
Publicist
boxingpublicist@aol.com
408-607-5756

IS XYIENCE’S TURKEY COOKED?

Posted on | November 22, 2007 | 152 Comments

XYIENCE’S NEXT CHAPTER

By: Rich Bergeron

 

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Never in my wildest dreams did I ever expect to get invited to a UFC event after beginning my series exposing the ongoing mess over at Xyience, Incorporated. If I doubted that possibility while I was working on the story, I had no good reason to change my outlook after being sued by Xyience for $25 million in the 8th District Court of Nevada in July of this year.

Yet, I just got back from New York City where I stayed in a room on the 30th floor of the posh W Hotel in Times Square in order to attend a UFC event on Xyience’s dime. Even while this lawsuit hangs over my head, I was there at the fights and invited by Xyience to take it all in. I clearly didn’t imagine actually sitting in the stands in Xyience’s seats and seeing UFC 78 live. That happened. It doesn’t make any sense, but it happened. I even had a witness who saw the fights with me and met some of the Xyience folks. I brought a friend in the Web-site business from Newark, New Jersey where the Prudential Center Arena that hosted the fight is located. He can vouch for me that I really was there.

What began as a minor inquiry into a questionable situation at a supplement company has now blown up into a full-scale monster of a financial mess. A new chapter is unfolding, one much more intriguing and powerful than anything I have produced thus far. The latest infusion of capital and the circumstances surrounding the delivery of this deal is coming to light and looking extremely damning for the players who made it happen. What appears to be happening now is a situation in which the new investors are trying to bankrupt the company and write off the rest of the people who put in money early and stuck with this company from day one. All of this is resulting in a level of infighting that has left both sides now seeking to enlist my help.

No, I’m not dreaming, I keep telling myself. This is really happening.

First of all, the players who invited me to the Big Apple are Xyience CO-CEOs Adam Frank and former Global Cash Access Holdings Director Kirk Sanford. Both have some skeletons in their closet as far as their past business dealings, and both men are also dealing with a significant backlash due to the stock options they set themselves up with and the 600,000 shares they each acquired when they came on board the Xyience train. These guys contacted me and made it appear as if they wanted to put everything behind them. They kept telling me the lawsuit would be over and they just wanted to meet with me and talk about the future of the company. They even talked about hiring me on as an advisor to the board of directors.

Naturally, I don’t necessarily think it’s cool to be walking around with a $25 million lawsuit hanging over my head. I figured I’d hear them out and see what they’d bring to the table to end it. These guys acted like they were intent on really helping the company get cleaned up. Yet, over time and interaction with Frank and Sanford, I realized that my trip to NYC would be better off as a recon mission. I took the opportunity of our first lunch meeting to invite a new friend to our table who works for a company in NY that provides capital in situations exactly like the one Xyience is facing right now. Frank and Sanford seemed a bit miffed, but they accepted our new guest and soon were talking to him about the future more so than me.

They even wanted to know how soon and how much money they could get out of this company if they needed it. My friend told them of one instance when his company provided over $1 million in a 24-hour period for a California power company.

The tone of the conversation had Frank and Sanford maintaining over and over again that the company needs to be bankrupted. They also repeatedly mentioned the 340 investors they would have to buy out or appease if they chose another route. That’s when my friend suggested the “knock on doors” approach. Basically, that procedure involves going directly to investors and buying them out one by one.

When asked if the plan was to ultimately go public, Sanford was especially irked by my line of questioning pointing to the Fertittas favoring private companies over public ones. He finally explained that they would do whatever they had to do to make sure the company is the most profitable it can be.

When we concluded lunch, Frank and Sanford each plopped a $100 bill down on the table for me so I could get a ride to Newark for the fights. I told them I spent just about all the travel expenses they sent me for the trip on my suit, which was true. I went the extra mile to look professional only to arrive to find Frank and Sanford dressed like they were ready to go on a camping trip.

My first impression led me to believe both men were trying to take over Xyience for themselves and reap all the benefits with a much smaller group of investors than they currently have to deal with. Coupled with the Fertitta Enterprises contribution, it looks like Frank and Sanford are in position to be part of the company’s new regime whenever the current mess is sorted out. Yet, all their talk of cleaning up the company didn’t match up with what they told us they wanted to do next.

My friend and I spoke at length after Frank and Sanford left the restaurant. This potential investor/financier I had just met was eager to provide capital and help this company out of the current mess. One of the shareholders in the other camp trying to oust Frank and Sanford complained to me recently to let me know that the new leaders of Xyience just can’t seem to find the capital they need to keep the company out of trouble. Yet, I found it easy to find someone with enough capital to help, and here I am just a blogger with virtually no business and financing experience.

It is my humble opinion that Frank and Sanford don’t want to find new capital. They instead appear more willing to bankrupt the company, reconstitute it, and rake in the profits without having to share revenue with a huge pool of folks that bought in early when the company was looking a heck of a lot more successful than it looks now.

What also baffled me is that my friend found me by looking at my blogs about Xyience. The Xyience lawsuit claims that my stories made it practically impossible to find investors to put money into this company. Yet, I only made one phone call and found someone willing to offer up his company’s extensive coffers to help.

Later on, I reconnected with Adam Frank at the venue. My fellow Web-site entrepreneur friend met me there late after a whole lot of hassle trying to network with him and figure out where he was. I went to find Adam Frank in the Xyience suite they had for the fight, but I ended up spending most of the night in my seats. Frank was scarce for most of the evening, and even before my friend arrived he didn’t seem very talkative. It appeared to me that these guys had no plan as to how to deal with me. I had documents and paperwork in hand that I almost passed off to them in hopes of getting a deal done, but something held me back. Something was not right.

After watching the great card, I wasn’t able to locate Frank at all. I called him and asked if there was anything going on afterward, giving him one last chance to meet and negotiate. He never called back.

Having had no chance to do any real business as far as planning for the future, the trip became more valuable to me as an informal deposition. I was able to measure the commitment of these two men, and I found it lacking. As far as making sure there is really an effort to clean things up, I think I came away with the impression that the Xyience situation is only getting worse. I was disappointed in Frank and Sanford’s approach to things, and I am glad I had a business and financial expert by my side to get everything out of them in discussion. Had I been there alone, I wouldn’t have thought of half the questions to ask about the business aspects of the situation.

I ventured home via Laguardia Airport and set the stage for how to proceed. Such a big charade is par for the course with Xyience, as that is how I was told they attracted much of their initial investors. They get them to come to the fights, see the Xyience name associated with the big UFC event, and wine and dine people into chipping in. I have to admit, I was spinning my wheels thinking of how I could chip in after all was said and done and I was in the air on the way back to Boston.

My latest motion set to be filed soon in my lawsuit asked for $1 million before the trip. I figured I’d start the negotiations there, and I did so through some detailed emails explaining how I thought I could help from the inside. I even offered to have the contract structured over 2 years.

Putting all that out there wasn’t enough, though. I knew there also had to be an alternative plan, which would be to keep the lawsuit going. To me, I felt a bit disrespected by the whole process, because Frank and Sanford assured me the case against me was going to be over soon, and I told them I wanted it over and done with by the time I got to NYC. They lied to me. Then they told me they were going to give me $5,000 for travel, and they only gave me $500. On top of those red flags there was the affidavit Frank signed that is the centerpiece of the case against me:

Give that a read, and then tell me if this conversation I recorded with Adam Frank and Kirk Sanford makes any sense to you:


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FRANK AND SANFORD ON TAPE SAYING THEY USE MY SITE AS A RESOURCE

Whatever the possibility of me coming on board at Xyience, which I knew was probably pretty far fetched anyway, I still had a $25 million case hanging over my head.

To me it felt like someone pointing a gun at me telling me they’re not going to hurt me, but they never stop aiming it at my head while I talk to them. The lawsuit itself was like someone punching me in the head and then turning around and suing me for hurting their hand. It was always Xyience defaming me through subversive blogs that spouted complete bullshit and didn’t even include one shred of proof. I only printed the truth.

So, I decided to play hardball when I came back from my trip. I increased the asking amount in my motion for Rule 11 sanctions to $5 million in damages and financial sanctions against the plaintiff. I feel like a message needs to be sent here. Corporations can’t be permitted to crush innocent people under their feet. If I stand in the way of Xyience making a bright future possible for themselves it is only because I exposed the truth about what they were doing wrong. If my stories were lies the suit would be applicable and needed, but they were not lies.

BERGERON’S RULE 11 MOTION

Whatever happens from here, I am in a promising position. What began as a skeptical public saying I had some grudge against Xyience has now resulted in lots of people starting to come out of he woodwork realizing I am right. Some of the more mainstream MMA press backed my reporting up with recent stories that confirmed what I wrote months ago. The general public is even starting to sniff out the truth. Blog comments I’ve read about the subject have featured most people giving me props for sticking to my guns.

However, I know I still ought to and need to do the right thing here. I need to carry this through to the end and make something good happen here with Xyience if I can. People on all sides have told me how damaging my pieces were to the company, and I am honestly sorry about how that might have affected the innocent folks there just doing their jobs. Yet, the ultimate purpose was always to do a great deed and expose the shady behavior so it could be fixed. Now it appears that the involved parties have vastly different ideas about what it will take to truly fix this broken company. The infighting threatens to destroy Xyience from within, and I’d hate to see that happen. Although it makes it easier for those attacking me to believe I have it out for Xyience, I really don’t. I have always wanted to see this company cleaned up and put back in line to be a great contributor to the MMA scene again like it once started out to be.

Stay tuned for more.

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A GREAT ARTICLE ON WHAT IT’S LIKE TO AUDITION FOR THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER

Posted on | November 21, 2007 | 1 Comment

CLICK HERE TO READ THIS AWESOME ULTIMATE FIGHTER 7 AUDITION STORY

ELITEXC FIGHTERS HELP FUEL THANKSGIVING CHARITY DRIVE

Posted on | November 21, 2007 | No Comments


ELITEXC FIGHTERS DONATE TURKEYS
TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
IN FIVE U.S. CITIES DURING THANKSGIVING WEEK

Robbie Lawler, KJ Noons, Gina Carano, Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett,

Edson Berto & Kala Kolohe Hose Participate In Giveaways In Their Hometowns On Tuesday

LOS ANGELES (Nov. 20, 2007) – Los Angeles-based ProElite, Inc.’s Live Fight Division, EliteXC, sponsored a charity event Tuesday in which turkeys were distributed to needy and underprivileged people who’d otherwise go this week without a turkey dinner and all the trimmings.

Two days before Thanksgiving Day, six of the most popular stars in EliteXC donated their time and muscles as well as turkeys to charitable organizations in their respective hometowns.

“This is our way of reaching out and helping people that may not be as fortunate or well off as some others,’’ EliteXC Live Events President Gary Shaw said. “If EliteXC and our fighters made the day better for one person, if we put a smile on one face, we will have done our job.

“I really want to thank the fighters. It says a lot about anybody who will take time out of their schedules to go and do some good for others in their community. I am really proud of all of them.

“We plan to do something like this every holiday season from now on.’’

In St. Louis, EliteXC/Icon middleweight champion Robbie Lawler helped deliver turkeys to the St. Louis Food Bank operated by the St. Louis Department of Human Services.

“I might be considered a champion for what I do in the ring, but these volunteers are the real champions,’’ said the popular, personable Lawler, referring to the staff.

EliteXC’s newly crowned lightweight champion, KJ Noons, distributed turkeys and canned goods near San Diego to families victimized by the devastating recent fires in Southern California.

Noons spent part of Tuesday at The Fallbrook Food Pantry. The Food Pantry services the Fallbrook community, which consists of many senior citizens who lost their homes in the fires. Fallbrook has been feeding an average of 390 families a week.

Once word spread that Noons was handing out turkeys, families began going back to the shelter to return chicken patties and other pantry items in exchange for a turkey.

Like Lawler, Noons was touched by the hard work and dedication of the employees.

“I wish I had a world championship belt to give each of the workers who have been devoting countless hours for all these families day in an day out,” he said. “They are truly an inspiration.’’

While Fallbrook Food Pantry Executive Director Don Lualin was appreciative of EliteXC’s donation, he wanted to remind locals that “we don’t want people to become dependent on the Pantry for everyday meals, so we encourage them to use us for supplemental food and to build their own means for survival.”

In Ocala, Fla., Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett arrived at the Interfaith Food Bank warehouse facility early.

“I am ready to roll up my sleeves and get to work,’’ the colorful, charismatic Bennett said. “I am proud to have the chance to give something back to the people in my community. This is my home and I want to work with EliteXC to do more things like this for every holiday.”

Bennett was joined by EliteXC’s Edson Berto. Berto lives in Orlando, Fla., but offered to reach out to the people in Ocala. The fighters worked as a team to unload the turkeys and help get the food bank ready for one of its busiest days of the year.

“I am grateful to EliteXC and to the Fallbrook Food Bank for allowing me to make giving a part of my Thanksgiving holiday,” Berto said. “These folks deserve good things to happen to them.’’

The Golden Girl of MMA, Gina Carano, took turkeys to Safe Nest, a Las Vegas-based organization for women and children of domestic violence.

Established in 1977, Safe Nest is Clark County’s largest and most comprehensive agency devoted solely to domestic violence issues. Services include shelters in confidential locations, a 24-hour crisis hotline, counseling, victim advocacy, prevention and community education. For help and information, call the crisis hotline at (702) 646-4981.

Carano plans to spend more time in support of Safe Nest and other shelters that offer assistance to battered women and their children.

“I am a tough fighter and I have a great team to support me in the ring, but I choose to pick my battles and step into the ring,’’ Carano said. “These women don’t choose their battles. I want to show women that we are all strong and there are shelters and support services to stand behind them.”

Hawaii favorite and No. 1 middleweight contender, Kala Kolohe Hose, brought turkeys to the Institute of Human Services in Honolulu.

The shirt Hose wore — “EliteXC Training Camp” – was fitting because he spent most of his time there unloading the large boxes of turkeys and food.

Hawaii may be known as Paradise, but it isn’t for everyone and Hose understands that better than most.

“Since I signed on with Icon Sport and EliteXC, I have realized how lucky I am,’’ he said. “I have become much more aware of those less fortunate. I am ready to reach out and help my fellow man.

“This might be my first visit to this organization, but it won’t be my last. This is the beginning of a new relationship for me. I am proud to give back to the people in my community. ”

Inside a cage, mixed martial artists are known for being the meanest, roughest, baddest, toughest, most well-conditioned, determined and dedicated athletes in the world of sports.

Outside the cage, they are among the most compassionate, humble and caring people one ever would want to meet.

Six EliteXC fighters in five cities in the United States proved that Tuesday.

“During Christmas time, we will be giving our athletes’ time and gifts to children,’’ Shaw said. “One smile on one child’s face makes it all worth it. At EliteXC, it will always be about giving back to the community.’’

For bios and more information on each fighter, log on to the link(s) below.

Gina Carano: http://www.elitexc.com/fighter/show/ginacarano or http://ginacarano.proelite.com/
KJ Noons: http://www.elitexc.com/fighter/show/kjnoons or http://kjnoons.proelite.com/
Robbie Lawler: http://www.elitexc.com/fighter/show/robbielawler or http://robbielawler.proelite.com/
Charles Bennett: http://www.elitexc.com/fighter/show/krazyhorse or http://krazyhorse.proelite.com/
Edson Berto: http://www.elitexc.com/fighter/show/edsonberto or http://edsonberto.proelite.com/
Kala Kolohe Hose: http://www.elitexc.com/fighter/show/kalakolohehose Or http://kalakolohehose.proelite.com/

About ProElite, Inc.

ProElite Inc. [PELE.PK] 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 via the Internet. ProElite embraces MMA with the highest levels of honor, integrity, discipline and self-esteem all the while remaining inclusive for fighters, fans and schools. ProElite’s live fight division, EliteXC, delivers spectacular live MMA fight events that showcase the world’s top fighters [elitexc.com]. ProElite’s interactive business, ProElite.com, capitalizes on the growing popularity of the sport of mixed martial arts by building a community of mixed martial arts enthusiasts. In addition to streaming the most exciting live fights to the web, ProElite expands the fan base of the sport by providing a comprehensive set of online social networking tools for fans, fighters and organizations. ProElite.com – Empowering the Fight Community TM

MILLER FACES KENNEDY IN HDNET FIGHTS EVENT

Posted on | November 21, 2007 | No Comments

For immediate release
November 21, 2007

HDNet Fights
“MAYHEM” MILLER SET FOR REMATCH WITH KENNEDY

IFL STANDOUT STEPS IN FOR SEAN SALMON

SATURDAY, DEC. 15….DALLAS’ AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER

DALLAS, TEXAS — Sean Salmon’s misfortune of getting stopped last Friday night has now opened the door for Jason “Mayhem” Miller’s shot at revenge against IFL Standout and Chuck Liddell protégé, Tim Kennedy.

Salmon was scheduled to battle Miller in the co-main event on the HDNet FIGHTS, December 15th event at Dallas’ American Airlines Center. But something happened on the way to their showdown. This past Friday night, Salmon was knocked out (1st round, jumping knee) by Jorge Santiago, resulting in his suspension and withdrawal from the Dec. 15th fight with Miller.

Exit Salmon, enter Kennedy and the rematch that Miller has so eagerly wanted since dropping a disputed decision to Kennedy, in 2003.

“Couldn’t have worked out better for me,” said Miller. “Sean would have been a good fight for me, but the rematch with Tim (Kennedy) is something I’ve wanted for a long time. As motivated as I was before, I’m jacked even more, now.”

Kennedy won both his IFL fights in 2007, winning at both 205 and 185, and is slated to be a key IFL member for 2008.

For HDNet Fights matchmaker, Guy Mezger, stumbling into a heated rematch between two MMA stars like Miller and Kennedy was a stroke of good fortune. “We really did get lucky on this one,” said Mezger, a former UFC Champion who heads up fight operations for Mark Cuban’s HDNet FIGHTS. “Fortunately, the IFL was a great help in making this happen.”

“You always feel bad when you lose a quality fighter like Sean (Salmon), but sometimes the higher ups are looking out for you,” added Mezger. “I can’t tell you how happy we are to have gotten a quality fighter like Tim Kennedy to fight Jason. As good a fight as we had before, the rematch will be better.”

Slated in the co-main event is middleweight top-ten contender, Frank Trigg (15-6…Las Vegas, NV). A proven star in both Pride and UFC, Trigg will be taking on UFC Ultimate Fighter finalist, Edwin Dewees (43-10…Phoenix, AZ) in a 3-round middleweight, non-title fight.

According to Andrew Simon, CEO for HDNet FIGHTS, putting together the Miller vs Kennedy fight was a cooperative effort with the IFL.

“This fight marks the beginning of many alliances between HDNet Fights and other MMA organizations,” said Simon. “We are excited that the IFL is bringing top middleweight Tim Kennedy, trained by Chuck Liddell, to the table to fight Jason Mayhem Miller.”

“The ability to put on fights between HDNet Fights and IFL is a testament that the best fights occur and the fans win when MMA organizations work together,” Simon further stated.”

IFL commissioner Kurt Otto seconded the cooperative efforts between the two organizations.

“We are elated to work with HDNet fights to put this matchup together for the fans,” said commissioner Kurt Otto. “This shows that a level of cooperation between organizations willing to work together can produce great results for the sport, and we are looking forward to continue working together in the future.”

Also slated for action on the card will be one of the world’s top lightweights, Yves Edwards (29-13-1, Houston). Edwards will be taking on Alonzo Martinez (20-8). UFC veteran, Pete Spratt, and local favorites Chris Bowles and Jason House will head up an undercard that also features rising MMA sensation, CB Dollaway (5-0, Phoenix, AZ).

Tickets for RECKLESS ABANDON are priced at $25, $50, $100 and $300 (Cageside Club). Cageside Club seating includes: Seating in first 4 rows, Platinum Parking, Pre-Fight Dinner/Meet & Greet, Complimentary T-Shirt and program.

Tickets are on sale at the American Airlines Center Box Office and all Ticketmaster Outlets, including www.ticketmaster.com .

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XYIENCE TRYING TO TURN OVER A NEW LEAF

Posted on | November 21, 2007 | No Comments

THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE

By: Rich Bergeron

I just returned from an all expenses paid trip to UFC 78 courtesy of Xyience, Incorporated. This is the same company with a lawsuit in Clark County, Nevada that seeks $25 million from me. My trip provided several revelations that will come out soon. During the time I have been “off the radar” with my writing because of this case serious developments have been dropping like atom bombs. I refrained from writing about them due to this case, but the complete truth is starting to emerge.

I may not have had all the facts in the past. I will now accomplish a much further probe into the activities at Xyience. The new in-depth Xyience investigation will report whatever I discover and outline all the new players. Xyience has always been a good company at heart, and I have always wanted to make sure the name and the brand could persevere without the interruption of all the questionable activity at the heart of my series.

Stay tuned for what is sure to be a compelling continuation of this series.

CENTRAL VALLEY CAGEFIGHTING PREVIEW

Posted on | November 20, 2007 | No Comments

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HATTON COMING TO TRAIN IN AMERICA SOON FOR SUPERFIGHT WITH MAYWEATHER

Posted on | November 20, 2007 | No Comments

ONLY DAYS UNTIL RICKY HATTON ARRIVES IN AMERICA TO FINISH TRAINING FOR MEGA-FIGHT AGAINST FLOYD MAYWEATHER

AT MGM GRAND LIVE ON PAY-PER-VIEW

LAS VEGAS, NV (November 20, 2007) . . . Ricky “The Hitman” Hatton and his team—brother and fellow fighter Matthew, trainer Billy Graham, nutritionist Kerry Kayes, assistant trainer Lee Beard and agent Paul Speaks—will settle in Las Vegas Friday for his world welterweight championship mega-showdown against Floyd Mayweather, Saturday, December 8 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The bout will be produced and distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View .

Team Hatton will travel on a non-stop flight Thursday from Manchester, England—the site of an intensive eight-week camp—to Las Vegas, where they where they will rent a house and use a local gym to finish final preparations for what will be the biggest fight of the British star’s career. The only reminders of home accompanying Hatton are photographs of his son and family that he keeps close as motivation for making his dream come true.

“I can’t wait to get to Las Vegas to finish training for my fight with Floyd Mayweather,” said Hatton. “I hope American sports fans who saw me on the first episode of HBO’s 24/7 got a chance to see that I’m a regular bloke and a peoples’ champion who will become theirs and the world’s champion when I beat Mayweather on December 8.”

Promoted by Golden Boy Promotions and Mayweather Promotions, and sponsored by Rock Star Energy Drink, Tecate Beer and Southwest Airlines, “UNDEFEATED” is headlined by the welterweight championship bout between Mayweather and Hatton plus an exciting televised undercard including Jeff Lacy vs. Peter Manfredo, Jr., Daniel Ponce De Leon against Eduardo Escobedo, and Wes Ferguson vs. Edner Cherry.

Closed circuit tickets, priced at $50, are still available and can be purchased at MGM MIRAGE properties’ box office outlets or by phone with a major credit card at 866-799-7711. For MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay venues, tickets also are available by visiting www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 702-474-4000. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person and all seats are general admission.

The Mayweather vs. Hatton pay-per-view telecast beginning at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT, has a suggested retail price of $54.95, will be produced and distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View and will be available to more than 61 million pay-per-view homes. The telecast will be available in HD-TV for those viewers who can receive HD. HBO Pay-Per-View is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry. For your Mayweather vs. Hatton fight week updates, log on to www.hbo.com.

The HBO all-access series “MAYWEATHER/HATTON 24/7” debuts a new episode Sunday, Nov. 25 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on HBO. The four-part series, with unprecedented access, will chronicle the fighters’ preparations for the Dec. 8 super-fight at MGM Grand and will provide viewers with a compelling look at two extraordinary champions.

For more information on Mayweather vs. Hatton, visit www.goldenboypromotions.com.

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