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This Friday and Saturday-Two Great Nights of Boxing at Gleason’s Gym

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June 3-4, 2011

Gleason’s Masters National Championship

 

 

The weigh in will begin at 4:00PM and the first bout will begin at 6:00PM on both days.

 

All the bouts are part of Gleason’s Masters National Championship.They are sanctioned by USABoxingMetro.

 

The ticket price is $20 per person. Children 6 and under are not charged. All gym members and registered amateurs with their books in hand pay $15 per person.

 

Both shows will be shown live and free of cost on:www.gofightlive.tv . The blow by blow for these fights will be done by our very own Champion Sonya Lamonakis.

 

All entrants are guaranteed an invitation to a New York vs London Masters show in London this September.

 

A Night of Training with Jordan Burroughs

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Jordan
Jordan Burroughs

Two time Nebraska NCAA Division 1 National Champion, US Open National Champion, and Dan Hodge Award winner Jordan Burroughs will be sharing his training philosophies and technique for success on June 13, 2011 from 6pm – 9pm at Williamstown High School in Williamstown, New Jersey.  Jordan is arguably one of the greatest wrestlers in the history of New Jersey.  Come see what makes this man an elite competitor.  Proceeds from this event will go towards helping Jordan realize his Olympic dreams.  More information athttp://www.patriotwrestlingnj.com/

 

 

Scott Casber
Founder/Host
Takedown Wrestling Radio and TV
USA Wrestling Weekly
515-707-8657

 

Colin Lynes Draws Gym Mate Bobby Gladman For Prizefighter Quarter Final

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Colin Lynes Draws Gym Mate Bobby Gladman For Prizefighter Quarter Final.

An unexpected twist at the Prizefighter – Welterweights II draw sees TKO Boxing Gym mates Colin Lynes and Bobby Gladman meeting in the quarter final of the Matchroom Sports promoted Prizefighter – Welterweights II, that takes place at York Hall in Bethnal Green, London on Tuesday, 7th June 2011.

The full line for the quarter finals of Prizefighter – Welterweights II are:

Junior Witter Vs. Nathan Graham

Kevin McIntyre Vs. John Wayne Hibbert

Colin Lynes Vs. Bobby Gladman

Yassine El Maachi Vs. Peter McDonagh

Following the draw for the Prizefighter season finale, which was held at the Skysports studio, former IBO Light Welterweight Champion of the World Colin Lynes spoke briefly on the prospect of facing gym mate Gladman on Tuesday, “I was up for anyone that got drawn out and it so happens that our own gym mate got pulled out, Bobby Gladman, but on the night we’ll get down to business and both give our all.

I know I’m certainly going to be in there to win it, so yeah looking forward to it.”

Lynes then went on to speak further about the Prizefighter – Welterweights II, “Once you get through the first round you’re going to face any of the top names, because it’s been seeded, I’m ready for whoever it might be Yassine El Maachi, Kevin McIntyre or Junior Witter who are also seeded.

Saying that Peter McDonagh always comes to fight, puts on a good show and he’s used to this format. I know he was a substitute but he’s used to the setup so it could be a surprise there, we’ll have to wait and see.

My being in Prizefighter before is going to be an advantage, but it’s such a quick series of fights and you have to work hard in each round of every fight that experience isn’t going to play a big factor but it’s certainly an advantage.

We’re third on so you don’t get much of a turn around before your back in there so again we’ve covered that in training. I’ve sparred and had a lesser rest and gone back in there and I’ve sparred and had a bigger rest. My body is geared up for whatever they throw at me.

I’m confident, Colin Lynes in the final and Colin Lynes winning Prizefighter.”

Prizefighter – Welterweights II, featuring Colin Lynes, Junior Witter, Kevin McIntyre, Yassine El Maachi, John Wayne Hibbert, Bobby Gladman, Nathan Graham and Peter McDonagh, takes place at York Hall, Bethnal Green in London on Tuesday 7th June 2011.

Tickets, priced £35 (Unreserved), SOLD OUT (Ringside), and SOLD OUT (VIP) are available now at www.tkoboxoffice.com or in person at the TKO Boxing Gym, Gillian House, Stephenson Street, Canning Town, London E16 4SA or call 07960 850645

“Bruce Lee Lives!” – A Six Part Original Series from FUEL TV

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“Bruce Lee Lives!” is a contemporary and provocative examination of the greatest martial artist of all time as told through the personal stories of a “who’s who” list of filmmakers, musicians and athletes he influenced. The show pays homage to Bruce Lee—the action star, philosopher, filmmaker, and Godfather of mixed martial arts. This exciting new six-part original series “Bruce Lee Lives!” premiering on FUEL TV, Wednesday, July 13 at 10:00PM ET/PT.

“Bruce Lee Lives!” explores the legend of Lee’s life with never-before-seen interviews and features of his own incredible work. The series provides viewers an in-depth look into his successes, his failures, his plight, his fight, his untimely death, and the indelible legacy he left behind as one of the most influential martial artists of the 20th Century. It also examines his expansion into acting, choreography, filmmaking, composing and philosophy and the lasting impact he’s had in those various areas.

WATCH A PREVIEW for FUEL TV’s “Bruce Lee Lives!” HERE:

ANDRE WARD JOINS SHOWTIME ANNOUNCE TEAM FOR SUPER SIX WORLD BOXING CLASSIC SEMIFINAL TELECAST

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Super Six Finalist Gets Behind the Microphone for Froch vs. Johnson

LIVE on SHOWTIME® Saturday, June 4, at 9 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast)

NEW YORK (June 2, 2011) – Andre Ward will join the SHOWTIME® broadcast team for the live telecast this SaturdayJune 4 (9 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast) that features a Super Six World Boxing Classic Semifinal fight between WBC Super Middleweight champion Carl Froch and Glen Johnson.

The undefeated Ward, the WBA 168-pound champion and last Olympic Games gold medalist from the United States, will face the winner of Saturday’s Froch-Johnson high stakes scrap from Atlantic City in the Final of the Super Six World Boxing Classic.

Ward (24-0, 13 KOs), of Oakland, Calif., will sit ringside with SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING announcers Gus JohnsonAl Bernstein and Antonio Tarver.

For more information on the Super Six World Boxing Classic including exclusive photos, fight highlights and interviews, plus to view all episodes of the acclaimed documentary series FIGHT CAMP 360°: Inside The Super Six World Boxing Classic, please visit the website at www.WorldBoxingClassic.com.

 

Boxing Links (6-2-11)

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Chavez Jr. intent on creating own legacy
ESPN
Throughout his eight-year career, whenever Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. walks from the dressing room to the boxing ring with that famous red bandana wrapped around his head, just as his famous old man did, the crowds go wild. Mexican and Mexican-American 
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ESPN
Age relative to veteran boxers Hopkins, Johnson
San Francisco Chronicle
By DAVE SKRETTA, AP Sports Writer Matt Rourke / AP Boxer Bernard Hopkins arrives at a ceremony Wednesday, June 1, 2011, in Philadelphia. Hopkins was honored by Mayor Michael Nutter at the Rocky statue outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art for winning 
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Lawyer: Pacquiao settles defamation lawsuit
USA Today
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Manny Pacquiao has settled a defamation lawsuit against other boxing world figures who intimated he used performance-enhancing drugs, a lawyer for the boxer said Wednesday. By Jay Directo, AFP/Getty Images According to his lawyer, 
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USA Today
Mosley almost surrendered to Pacquiao
GMANews.TV
A month after losing a lopsided unanimous decision against pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao, Sugar Shane Mosley was actually on the verge of quitting in the last few rounds of the title fight for the World Boxing Organization (WBO) welterweight 
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Boxing great picking up mic
Las Vegas Review – Journal
The 67-year-old boxing great is reviving his R&B group the Knockouts, a parallel career he pursued even in the prime of his boxing days. Frazier even played the Caesars Palace lounge in 1970, before any of his epic fights with Muhammad Ali. 
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Gonna Fly Soon: A ‘Rocky’ Musical Is Moving Ahead
New York Times (blog)
By PATRICK HEALY The answer may lie with Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, a Tony Award-winning songwriting team (“Ragtime”), who along with the book writer Thomas Meehan are deep into a stage musical adaptation of the boxing-cum-romantic drama “Rocky 
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New York Times (blog)
Hopkins vs Martinez at 170: Lou DiBella Likes The Idea
BoxingScene.com
By Michael Marley Promoter Lou DiBella, known to erupt like Mt. St. Helen’s, has blabbermouth tendencies on many topics, ranging from boxing to baseball to pet care. But, as for my recently floated and quite nifty idea that DBE’s middleweight champion 
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Someone please take away Andre Berto’s cell phone and Twitter account
Examiner.com
Welterweight Victor Ortiz shocked many in the boxing world when he defeated Andre Berto in April. During the course of the thrilling battle, both men were knocked down several times and got back up to finish the fight. Today via Twitter, Berto hinted 
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Boxing and dancing? Locked out players keep busy
Yahoo! Sports
By RealClearSports Jun 1, 3:05 pm EDT The NFL and its players are heading back to court, with a hearing scheduled for Friday at the US Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. As a decision isn’t expected for at least another month, the NFL lockout most likely 
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BLEACHER REPORT MMA LINKS (6-2-11)

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50 Things You Will Absolutely NOT See in the UFC
From Bleacher Report
GSP vs. Nick Diaz OFFICIAL for UFC 137 — Latest Details
From MMAFighting.com
5 Under the Radar Fights to Watch This Month
From Bleacher Report
Fitch Won’t Fight Story; Evans to Blame
From ESPN.com
UFC 132 Predictions
From Bleacher Report
TUF 13 Finale Set
From MMAWeekly.com
New Enhancements Announced for UFC Video Game
From MMAJunkie.com
10 Most Menacing Nicknames in MMA
From Bleacher Report
Anderson Silva: Chael Sonnen is ‘A Loser in Every Sense’
From LowKick.com
10 Fighters Who Are Never in a Boring Fight
From Bleacher Report
“Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum” to Televise Ten Bouts
From 5thRound.com
WATCH: Arianny Celeste’s Maxim Magazine Photoshoot
From Bleacher Report
MMA Fighters React to GSP vs. Nick Diaz on Twitter
From Bleacher Report
Photos: Ring Girl Rachelle Leah
From CagePotato.com
10 of the Wussiest Moments in the Octagon
From Bleacher Report

 

JOHNNY TAPIA TO TAKE ON MAURICO PASTRANA THIS SATURDAY ON GFL

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TWO FORMER WORLD CHAMPIONS TO DO BATTLE THIS SATURDAY IN ALBUQUERQUE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NEW YORK / ALBUQUERQUE (JUNE 2, 2011)—This Saturday night two former world champions will do battle in what promises to be an action packed fight as former five-time world champion, Johnny “Mi Vida Loca” Tapia takes on former Flyweight world champion Mauricio Pastrana that will originate from Hard Rock in Albuquerque.

That bout plus a full undercard can be seen LIVE all over the world on www.gfl.tv for just $9.99 at 9pm Eastern Time. For ordering information, click:

http://www.gfl.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/TAPIA_VS_ARCHULETA__TRILOGY/1032

Tapia, who has been one of boxing’s most talked about fighters for the past twenty years (for a myriad reasons) is winding down and wants to thrill his hometown fans in New Mexico one more time before he calls it a day.

Tapia has an astonishing record of 58-5-2 with thirty knockouts and captured the WBO Super Flyweight title with an eleventh round knockout over Henry Martinez in 1994.

He defended that title ten times before adding the IBF Super Flyweight title when he took a twelve round unanimous decision over cross-town rival Danny Romero in one of the mist anticipated grudge matches of the 1990’s.

After two more defenses, he claimed the WBA Bantamweight title with twelve round majority decision over Nana Konadu.

Tapia then went on to win the WBO Bantamweight belt with a twelve round unanimous decision over Jorge Julio.

Tapia won his final belt by scoring a twelve round majority decision to win the IBF Featherweight title over Manuel Medina.

He has won his last three bouts which includes fourth round stoppage over Jorge Alonso this past September 24th

Pastrana has a record of 35-15-2 with twenty three big knockouts.

On January 18th, 1997, Pastrana won the IBF Light Flyweight title with a split decision over former U.S. Olympic star Michael Carbajal.

He defended that title before winning the WBA Interim Flyweight title with a unanimous decision over Jose Bonilla.

Pastrana has come up just a bit short in three more world title opportunities but he has capable of pulling off the big upset on Saturday.

There will be at least three more fights on the live broadcast.

Hector Munoz (18-4-1, 11 KO’s) takes on Jorge Reyes (21-29-3, 17 KO’s) in a Welterweight bout.

Undefeated Welterweight, Vincent Mirabal (8-0, 1 KO) battles Eric Bradford (0-6) in a Welterweight bout

Josh Torres (5-1-1, 3 KO’s) takes on Janks Trotter (4-0-1, 4 KO’s) in a Welterweight bout

 

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