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Erik Morales Mexican boxing legend Erik Morales talks about how he was able to defeat Manny Pacquiao and how he plans to defeat Maidana. Marcos Maidana Knockout artist Marcos Maidana talks about his desire to be the best and his willingness to take on anyone who stands in his way.

Tomorrow at 9PM ET/6PM PT Morales vs. Maidana Preview the upcoming HBO PPV event, Action Heroes featuring Morales vs. Maidana, Guerrero vs. Katsidis, Malignaggi vs. Cotto, and Kirkland vs. Ishida fights. Watch Preview

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Airs 4/16 on HBO WCB Andre Berto vs. Victor Ortiz Bob Papa, Max Kellerman and Roy Jones preview the upcoming HBO World Championship Boxing telecast. Look Ahead

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JUAN MANUEL LOPEZ & BOB ARUM MEDIA CONFERENCE CALL HIGHLIGHTS

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“With all due respect to Miguel Cotto and Ivan Calderon – two great champions – I feel that I’m the most popular boxer in Puerto Rico.” – Juan Manuel Lopez

Undefeated World Boxing Organization (WBO) featherweight champion Juan Manuel Lopez and Hall of Fame promoterBob Arum participated in media conference call on Friday to discuss Lopez’s upcoming title defense against former International Boxing Federation (IBF) 126-pound champ Orlando “Siri” Salido, on Saturday, April 16, live onSHOWTIME® (10:30 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast).

The exciting, hard-hitting Lopez (30-0, 27 KOs), of San Juan, P.R., is a two-division world champion who’ll be making his third WBO title defense. The talented southpaw is coming off an excellent eighth-round TKO over Mexico’s boxing legend and future Hall of Famer, Rafael Marquez, in a tense give-and-take slugfest last Nov. 6 on SHOWTIME. Lopez, 27, has knocked out 90 percent of his opponents.

Salido (34-11-2, 22 KOs), 30, of Ciudad Obregon, Mexico, is more dangerous than his record would indicate. In his last start, he scored a knockdown and went the distance against power-punching WBA featherweight champion Yuriorkis Gamboaon Sept. 11, 2010. The points loss came one start after he registered two knockdowns en route to winning a decision and the then-vacant IBF title over Cristobal Cruz.

The fight will originate from Ruben Rodriguez Coliseo in Bayamon, Puerto Rico and is promoted by Top Rank, Inc.

Here’s what Lopez and Arum had to say on Friday:

ARUM: “JuanMa Lopez is one of the great fighters in the sport today. He has another tough test on April 16 when he fights Orlando Salido, who is one of the top featherweights in the world. I know that many of you have followed the progress of JuanMa Lopez as he has gotten better and better and he matures as both a person and a fighter. JuanMa is one of the great stars in boxing today and one of the most exciting fighters around.”

LOPEZ: “I’m very happy to be in this fight with SHOWTIME. I’m very happy and I’m ready to go.

“I feel really good. We had our seven day weigh in today and I came in at 130 (pounds). I feel great – it’s been a real good camp. We did all we needed to do and we’re right there at weight.

“Usually going into this week I weigh one or two more pounds than I did today. That just shows you how hard we’re working and how good we’ve done with training. We’re a little surprised that we came in this low.

Juan, do you want to have a better performance against Salido than Gamboa did?

LOPEZ: “I don’t think about it that way. Every opponent is tough, every opponent is different. We’re all different fighters. To me, it’s just what I can do. I certainly want to look good and I want to do as well as I can, but I don’t want to compare myself to what he did and what I’m going to do.”

Juan, do you not like when people compare your victory over Rogers Mtagwa to Gamboa’s victory over Mtagwa?

LOPEZ: “People can say or think what they want about those fights and they’re going to do the same with what I do against Salido and what he did against Salido. It’s not that important. I think what’s important is once we get in the ring – we’ll see how we do against each other.”

Gamboa said that Top Rank is going to wait to make the fight (Gamboa-Lopez) because Juan doesn’t have what it takes to beat him. Juan, did you hear him say that?

LOPEZ: “We’re just fighters. I don’t think we’re afraid of each other. I’m not afraid of fighting Gamboa anytime he’s there. We never said we wouldn’t fight him. Bob Arum, he’s our promoter. He’s the best. He’ll tell us when the fight is ready.”

Is there anything about JuanMa that has surprised you? Has he exceeded your expectations?

ARUM: “The thing that makes him so special is how fan friendly he is. How he lights up a room, how the fans drift to him. There’s nobody better as far as the Puerto Rican fans are concerned. The Puerto Ricans have embraced JuanMa similar to the way they did with Tito Trinidad and Miguel Cotto. When you put a very popular Puerto Rican, a real top Puerto Rican, on a pay-per-view card you can count on tremendous numbers of buys from the island. That’s why we did so well in the Cotto-Mayorga fight – because we had 55,000 Puerto Rican households buy that fight. JuanMa is quickly getting a fan base where he will be able to reach those numbers.”

JuanMa, what do you know about Salido. What kind of fight do you expect?

LOPEZ: “He’s one of those fighters that comes forward. He won’t stop when you put on the pressure. He’ll be there all night. I have to be intelligent. I have to know that he’s going to be coming at me at all times. I just have to be very smart and be careful and do my job – win every round and win round by round.”

Are there any opponents that you could compare to Salido?

LOPEZ: “I think (Gerry) Penalosa was the same kind of fighter – a guy that came forward and was there all night and was a very strong fighter. The only difference was he was lefthanded.”

JuanMa, who was your favorite Puerto Rican fighter growing up and is it important for you to be considered one of the best fighters from Puerto Rico?

LOPEZ: “I know the great tradition that there is in Puerto Rico with the boxers. I’m very proud to be part of that tradition. Without a doubt, growing up my idol and still is Felix Trinidad.”

Bob, congrats on being in boxing 45 years. What are the biggest differences now in the sport?

ARUM: “Well, you have to understand when I first started in the sport in the mid-‘60s there were no satellites – no international satellites, no domestic satellites. So the communication, we would look at it as being in the dark ages. When we did a closed circuit fight it was a whole different business model because of how limited we were in communication. Now, we have all of the satellites, we have pay-per-view, we have stuff that no one even contemplated 45 years ago. In the next 10 or 15 years people will be buying a pay-per-view fight on their iPad. They won’t only be buying it on their iPad but they’ll be electing which corner to watch between rounds and which camera angle to watch a fight from. Everything changes yet everything stays the same because, ultimately, it’s two guys in the ring facing off against each other.”

Do you see any comparisons between the first Leonard-Hearns fight and a potential fight between Gamboa and Lopez?

ARUM: “Everyone likes that comparison because the first Leonard-Hearns fight was such a tremendous event. There had been such anticipation over the years because they both fought other people. I believe if this could be even 50 percent of the excitement which we went into with the Leonard-Hearns fight I would be very grateful.”

JuanMa, you had some scary moments with Marquez in your last fight and Salido is a pretty decent puncher. Can you afford to continue to be reckless?

LOPEZ: “Every fight you have to adapt to whatever is happening in the ring. With Marquez, I did what I needed to do and with Salido I’ll do what I need to do. Everybody knows that I love to engage and if that’s what I have to do then that’s what I’ll do. I’m young, I’m strong and I’m ready for whatever he brings.”

JuanMa, if the Gamboa fight isn’t ready yet for pay-per-view do you feel that your body can wait or do you feel like you’ll have to move up soon to 130?

LOPEZ: “I don’t think I have a lot of time here at 126. I think if the fight comes along this year it will be at 126, if it doesn’t I think it will be at 130 next year.”

After the tremendous fight against Marquez, are you able to walk the streets in Puerto Rico or are you mobbed with autographs?

LOPEZ: “It’s hard for me to move anywhere in Puerto Rico. It takes a lot longer to get things done that I want to get done. People are always talking to me, always stopping me, but you just always go with the flow. With all due respect to Miguel Cotto and Ivan Calderon – two great champions – I feel that I’m the most popular boxer in Puerto Rico.”

JuanMa, is there any chance that you feel like you could experience a letdown against Salido?

LOPEZ: “I know how important every fight is for my career and I’m going to be at my best no matter who the opponent is. I believe that Salido is going to give me a real tough fight. I know how good he is and I know that I have to be well-prepared to beat him.”

“I just want to thank everyone, especially the fans, for all the support they’ve given me. I hope they watch the fight. I think it will be a great fight and I hope they enjoy it.

Gus Johnson will call the action from ringside with Al Bernstein providing color commentary and Jim Gray serving as ringside reporter.David Dinkins Jr. is the executive producer of SHOWTIME Sports® with Chuck McKean producing and Bob Dunphy directing.

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RISING MEXICAN STAR SAUL “CANELO” ALVAREZ PICKS FELLOW COUNTRYMAN ERIK MORALES TO WIN THIS SATURDAY IN BATTLE AGAINST MARCOS MAIDANA

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“I BELIEVE MORALES WILL DO IT AGAIN”

 

LAS VEGAS, NEV. (April 8) – Undefeated Mexican phenom Saul “Canelo” Alvarez (36-0-1, 26 KOs) is coming out swinging, this time on the side of countryman Erik “El Terrible” Morales (51-6, 35 KO’s).  Alvarezis convincedthat thelegendary Six-Time and Three-Division World Champion Morales will be victorious when he steps into the ring against former World Champion Marcos “El Chino” Maidana (29-2, 27 KO’s) in this Saturday’s HBO Pay-Per-View® main event taking place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.

“It will be a battle between Morales and Maidana, but I know Morales will win the fight,” said Alvarez.  “This is a very difficult fight, but Morales definitely has the skills and experience to give Maidana a fight he has never experienced before.  I know the spirit of the Mexican fighter and Morales is the best example of that spirit and style.  It will be too much for Maidana in the end.”

 

“I’ve seen Maidana fight,” Alvarez continued.  “I saw him struggle against DeMarcus Corley and lose to Andriy Kotelnik neither of who are anywhere near the level of Morales.  If Maidana thinks he can fight Morales the way he fought them, he’s going to have a long and difficult night.”

 

In Saturday’s fight against Maidana, Morales has experience on his side.  He is the last man to defeat Manny Pacquiao, and has beaten the likes of Marco Antonio Barrera and Jesus Chavez. Alvarez, like many, is predicting an “action” packed fight. Boxing’s brightest rising star and newly crowned WBC Super Welterweight World Champion “Canelo” will be ringside to watch his legendary countryman in battle and believes Mexicans everywhere should support Morales Saturday night.

“The entire nation of Mexico is behind Morales and we are going to rally around him on Saturday night,” said Alvarez.  “He has given our country and boxing fans around the world some of the best fights we have ever seen.  He has always gone to battle in the ring for the Mexican people.  I believe Morales will do it again and come away victorious.”

 

Boxing Links (4-8-11)

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Morales’ return to boxing’s big stage gets serious vs. Maidana USA Today He turned pro at 16 and went on to fight one of the sport’s greatest trilogies against rival and fellow Mexican Barrera, two of which were voted the boxing writers’ fight of the year. Morales retired at 30 — young in age but old in wear and tear — in … See all stories on this topic » USA Today

The Idec Index: Boxing notes NorthJersey.com But he has been a shell of the Hall of Fame fighter he was since Manny Pacquiao knocked him out in back-to-back bouts in 2006 and shouldn’t have been matched against Maidana, one of boxing’smost powerful punchers. The WBA made matters worse by … See all stories on this topic »

Statement bout for Lemieux Montreal Gazette Rubio and Lemieux meet Friday at the Bell Centre in a 12-round World Boxing Council title elimination bout. The main event, televised in the US by ESPN2, is scheduled for 10 pm, according to promoter Yvon Michel. While Lemieux on Thursday weighed in … See all stories on this topic »

Talking About “Money” – Did Mayweather Really Turn Down $50 Million To Fight … EastsideBoxing.com Stung this week with a back taxes bill of over $3 million, it was suggested by a good many people that the 34-year-old legally troubled boxing superstar would likely feel the need to box again pretty soon (assuming his court case of April 28th went … See all stories on this topic »

Carl Froch: I Plan on Halting Glen Johnson in Style! BoxingScene.com NEW YORK – An opportunity to compete for the inaugural Super Six World Boxing Classic Cup will be on the line when Carl “The Cobra” Froch (27-1, 20 KOs) defends his World Boxing Council (WBC) super middleweight title against former world champion Glen … See all stories on this topic »

Boxing booms as sports are cut from schools CBS News Seth Doane reports on how students in Toledo, Ohio, are gravitating to a boxing gym to stay sharp. TOLEDO – In a lot of towns, budget cuts have hit sports programs especially hard. But in Toledo, Ohio, CBS News correspondent Seth Doane reports some … See all stories on this topic »

George Foreman handles son’s late-blooming boxing career Daily Press At 2:35 pm Thursday the big brown and tan tour bus came to a stop on the narrow streets of Peninsula Town Center, and out came the George Foreman traveling boxingshow. The former heavyweight champ, his brother and three of his sons hit town for a … See all stories on this topic » Daily Press

East Hanover boxer preparing for second pro bout Dailyrecord.com Vinny O’Brien of East Hanover fights David Navarro in O’Brien’s professional boxing debut last month at the Prudential Center in Newark. O’Brien won by a technical knockout. / STAFF PHOTO: BOB KARP His coach Louis Esa, however, wants him to pitch. … See all stories on this topic »

Fight night supports Lonsdale Boxing Club Regina Leader-Post By Greg Harder, Leader-Post April 8, 2011 5:32 AM The seventh annual boxing extravaganza, slated for tonight at the Conexus Arts Centre, is the lifeblood of the Lonsdale Boxing Club and the fighters who train under its roof. “It’s our big fundraiser … See all stories on this topic »

Breaking down Willie Nelson vs Vincent Arroyo Examiner.com Two up-and-coming welterweight boxing prospects square off tonight as Cleveland’s Willie Nelson takes on New York’s Vincent Arroyo. The matchup will be the opening televised bout on Showtime’s “Shobox: The New Generation” boxing series. … See all stories on this topic »

 

Judo Chop: The Boxing and Jiu Jitsu of Nick Diaz – Bloody Elbow By Kid Nate A compilation of the technical analyses we’ve done on Nick Diaz’ fighting style over the years. Bloody Elbow – http://www.bloodyelbow.com/

 

Wrestling Links (4-8-11)

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World Wrestling Entertainment rebrands as WWE BusinessWeek World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., made popular by the over-the-top “smackdowns” and wrestlerslike The Undertaker, said Thursday that it is formally rebranding itself as “WWE” to expand beyond the ring as an entertainment company with a new TV … See all stories on this topic »

Authenticity, actors make wrestling film a ‘Win Win’ News & Observer Oh, he also wrote Pixar’s “Up.” McCarthy’s new film, the sweet and funny “Win Win,” stars Paul Giamatti as small-town lawyer and high school wrestling coach Mike Flaherty. A loyal father and husband, Mike can’t quite make ends meet with his work as an … See all stories on this topic »

Area wrestlers ready to take on nation’s best Blue Springs Examiner By Charlie Slenker – charlie.slenker@examiner.net A number of local wrestlers will get a chance to compete against some of the best in the nation at the Brute Adidas Nationals, which starts at 8 am today at the Independence Events Center. … See all stories on this topic »

Wrestling camp set for June 20-23 Iowa City Press Citizen Iron Sharpens Iron Wrestling Camp will be from June 20-23 at Northeast High School in Goose Lake and will feature Mark Ironside, University of Iowa two-time national champion and four time all-American; Clint Manny, Simpson College wrestling coach and … See all stories on this topic »

Mooneyham headed for wrestling hall of fame Charleston Post Courier Mike Mooneyham of The Post and Courier will be inducted into the inaugural class of the South Carolina Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame on Saturday night in Orangeburg. Post and Courier columnist Mike Mooneyham is being inducted into the inaugural class of … See all stories on this topic »

Lincoln wrestlers awarded regional title Tallahassee.com 2011 2:00AM The Lincoln High wrestling team wound up accomplishing the goal it set at the beginning of the season — winning a regional title — even though the tournament has been over for almost two months. The Trojans originally finished second in … See all stories on this topic »

ASICS FILA Junior Nationals Wrestling: Wadsworth’s Alfredo Gray fifth, earns … Plain Dealer CLEVELAND, Ohio — Their numbers are small but their skills are mighty and they will tell you it takes a man to wrestle Greco-Roman. In terms of the number of competitors and number of spectators, Greco-Roman wrestling — in which all moves take place … See all stories on this topic » Plain Dealer

Wrestling promotion to “Bodyslam Autism” ABC2 News Dundalk, Md. – A local wrestling promotion will be delivering more than just suplexes and piledrivers this week. It will try to help “bodyslam autism” by raising money and awareness for the cause. Maryland Championship Wrestling is holding a special … See all stories on this topic »

Midget Wrestling hits Redding Saturday Record-Searchlight By Ruben J. Porras Special to the Record Searchlight Controversy and planned chaos will be the main themes at the Redding Convention Center Saturday night as the Extreme Midget WrestlingFederation comes to town to battle in front of a nearly sold-out … See all stories on this topic »

 

Blogs

Carlos Bertot III resigns as Jesuit wrestling coach | NOLA.com By Mike Strom, The Times-Picayune Carlos Bertot III, a two-time Metro Coach of the Year, has resigned as Jesuit wrestling coach after directing the Blue Jays to two state championships and four state runner-up finishes during his six-year tenure. New Orleans and Louisiana Sports – http://www.nola.com/sports/

State basketball, wrestling should remain in Lakeland – Sun Sentinel The Lakeland Center will likely get to continue hosting state wrestling, girls basketball and boys basketball. In a press release, executive director Roger Dearing cited The Lakeland’s Center experience with major events as one of the … Broward County High School Sports… – http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/sports/highschool/broward/blog/

 

Web

A Look Back At Black: Professional Wrestling Makes A Comeback – BV … Professional wrestling has had a major resurgence as of late, particularly the World WrestlingEntertainment (WWE) who is making international head. www.bvbuzz.com/…/black-wrestling-bv-buzz-a-look-back-at-…

 

Spiritwolf and Lopez clash in key welterweight tilt

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Lemoore, Calif. – If there is one fight that isn’t getting the “hype” that it deserves, it would certainly be a welterweight showdown between Las Vegas, Nev.’s Jorge Lopez and San Diego, Calif.’s Waachiim Spiritwolf.

The pair clash on Friday, May 6^th at the Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino in Lemoore, Calif. in what will prove to be a pivotal 170-pound tilt for Tachi Palace Fights.

“I’ve seen some of his fights and honestly, I’m a fan,” said Lopez (8-1), who carries an 8-fight win streak into the contest. “I really like his style of fighting. He is intense and won’t let up for one minute and he is going to keep coming forward.”

Coming forward and not giving up is what’s made Spirtwolf (9-7-1) one of the more exciting fighters to watch these days. He is coming off of a split decision win and fight-of-the-night performance against Jamie Jara (30-9) in Bellator on March 5^th.

The fight with Jara was liked so much; Bellator opted to use it the following week on the televised portion of its show.

“I love fighting out in Lemoore. The people there really love watching the fights and have become fans of mine,” said Spiritwolf. “I was actually born in Fresno, but moved at a very young age.”

Lopez, a Wanderlei Silva Fight Team member, will also be making a homecoming of sorts. Originally from California, Lopez moved to Las Vegas to train with Silva.

“I don’t think there’s a lot of pressure on me coming home. I mean, I think that he will have more of the hometown crowd, but I love California and I’m glad that I get to come back there and fight,” Lopez said.

Both fighters are trying to work their way up the welterweight ladder and could possibly meet TPF champ John Alessio in a bout this summer.

“Jorge and I are very similar. We are always pushing the fight and looking for ways to finish,” Spiritwolf said. “He’s a good young fighter and fights on Wanderlei’s team. He is also on a nice winning streak and really likes to stand and bang.”

Lopez can cement his name as one of the top welterweight prospects in the country with an impressive showing against a veteran like Spiritwolf.

And the fight could be another fight-of-the-night opportunities as well.

“When we booked this fight, we all felt deep down this had the potential to be one of those classics,” said Tachi Palace Fights matchmaker Richard Goodman. “When has Spiritwolf ever been in a boring fight? And Lopez is just an absolute beast.”

Tickets can be purchased at www.tachipalace.com or charge by phone at 1-800-225-2277. Tickets may also be purchased at the Tachi Palace Gift Shop and start at a low price of just $30 for general admission seating.

The main event features a flyweight bout between San Clemente, Calif.’s Ian McCall (9-2) and Franklin, Tenn.’s Dustin Ortiz (7-0). McCall is coming off a decision victory over the previously ranked No. 1 flyweight in the world, Brazil’s Jussier da Silva (9-1) which moved him into the Top 10 rankings at No. 3.

Meanwhile, Ortiz is a Strikeforce veteran and a proven finisher, winning all of his bouts by stoppage.

San Diego, Calif. lightweight Fabricio Camoes (11-5-1) makes his return to Lemoore after his TKO victory over Las Vegas, Nev.’s Steve Lopez (12-4) in February to face Tempe, Ariz.’s Efrain Escudero (15-2) in the co-main event. Like Camoes, Escudero is a UFC veteran and is riding a 2-fight win streak.

The lone title fight on the 13-bout card, features Stockton, Calif. featherweight Isaac DeJesus (9-3) against Fresno, Calif.’s Russ Miura (9-1). The current champ, DeJesus, has lost two straight non-title affairs since winning the belt in February of 2010 with a TKO of Garden Grove, Calif.’s Nam Phan (16-8).

Two other feature fights include UFC veteran Gerald Harris and the World’s No. 2 ranked Flyweight Mamoru Yamaguchi in separate bouts.

The Tulsa, Okla. middleweight, Harris (17-4), has lost two straight bouts and the UFC vet is looking to bounce back against local veteran Coarsegold, Calif.’s Anthony Ruiz (25-15).

Japan’s Yamaguchi (25-5-3) brings his exciting style to the US for just the second time and will take on one of the nation’s most exciting flyweights in Albuquerque, N.M.’s John Dodson (11-5).

Also in action;

-Las Vegas, Nev. welterweight Jorge Lopez (8-1) vs. San Diego, Calif.’s Waachiim Spiritwolf (8-7-1).

-Fresno, Calif. bantamweight Cole Escovedo (17-6) vs. Bakersfield, Calif.’s Tommy Vargas (7-1).

-Los Angeles, Calif. welterweight Alan Jouban (1-0) vs. Huntington Beach, Calif.’s Jamie Yager (3-2).

-Fresno, Calif. featherweight Art Arciniega (9-4) vs. Visalia, Calif.’s Joshua Herrick (6-2).

-Visalia, Calif. bantamweight Cody Gibson (4-1) vs. San Diego, Calif.’s Walel Watson (7-1).

-Merced, Calif. featherweight Jesse Bowen (7-5) vs. Oakdale, Calif.’s Brad McDonald (5-1).

-Lemoore, Calif. welterweight Kenny Ento (10-5) vs. Oakland, Calif.’s James Chaney (3-0).

-Lemoore, Calif. bantamweight Alex Perez (0-0) vs. Coalinga, Calif.’s Jesus Castro (0-10.

 

 

UFC NEWSLETTER (4-8-11)

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STRIKEFORCE Diaz vs Daley – on Showtime – Saturday, April 9 – San Diego, CA UFC 129 St-Pierre vs Shields on Pay-Per-View – Saturday, April 30 – Toronto, ON

 

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