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Tachi teams with Sherdog for May 6th stream

Posted on | March 23, 2011 | No Comments

Lemoore, Calif. – Tachi Palace Fights announced its 13-bout May 6th “The Contenders” mixed martial arts card today as well as its plans to stream the event on Sherdog.com.

“We say it all the time, but this will be one of the best fight cards that we’ve ever put together,” Tachi Palace Fights matchmaker Richard Goodman said. “From top to bottom we will have action-packed, exciting, hard-hitting bouts.”

Tachi Palace Fights once again will put the flyweights on center stage, as 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.

“The flyweights are our marquee division. We are going to continue to have the very best possible flyweights compete on all of our shows,” Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino Entertainment Coordinator Jeremy Luchau said. “We wanted initially to have McCall take on our current champ Darrell Montague, but Montague sustained some injuries in his last bout and was unable to compete in May.”

Luchau noted that Montague (9-1) would defend his title at Tachi Palace Fights 10 on Friday, August 5th.

“McCall certainly earned a shot at the title with his victory over the previously ranked No. 1 fighter in the world. That’s the match we wanted for May, but we couldn’t make it happen,” Luchau said. “It shows the type of fighter that McCall is to stay on the card and fight, rather than hold out to fight Montague and we are very honored to have Ortiz fighting in our promotion.”

Tachi Palace Fights had previously streamed on both GoFightLive.tv and MMAJunkie.com, but made the move to Sherdog.com after the February 18th show.

“It really just came down to numbers. We really value our relationship with MMAJunkie.com and their staff. John Morgan, Dann Stupp, Gorgeous George, Goze and Tom have been a pleasure to work with and have been an iatrical part of our growth over the last year,” Luchau said.

“But we are very happy to be back with Sherdog as well. They have been part of mixed martial arts at the Palace since the beginning and I’m happy to be working with Jeff Sherwood and Greg Savage again.”

The stream will be live and free on Sherdog.com at 5:30 p.m. (PST) and will be blacked out to fans within 100 mile radius of the Palace unless there is a sellout.

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.

“I expect we should have another sell out for our first outdoor show of the year,” Goodman said. “A majority of the fights on this card have some sort of title implications. I’d expect a few of the winners on May 6th to be fighting for a title in the future.”

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. San Diego, Calif.’s Robert Peralta (13-3).

-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 Mike Martinez (5-2) vs. Oakland, Calif.’s James Chaney (3-0).

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

 

Arroyo Ready to Unleash “Vinsanity” on Nelson!

Posted on | March 23, 2011 | No Comments

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“I have never trained harder than I have for this fight. It’s going to be an exciting fight. That’s what I want.”

 

vincent arroyo23-year-old Buffalo welterweight Vincent Arroyo (10-1, 7 KOs) is practically chomping at the bit to get at his next opponent.

 

The power-punching Arroyo will face 6′ 3″ welterweight up-and-comer Willie Nelson (16-0-1, 10 KOs) in an eight-round televised bout on Showtime’s fantastic ShoBox “The New Generation” Triple Header entitled “Rumble on the Rio” from the Laredo Energy Arena in Laredo, Texas.

 

“Training is going very well for me and I’m excited about this fight coming up because it’s a chance for me to show people what I’ve got,” says Arroyo in a tone of voice reflecting intensely focused determination. “I want to test my will and my boxing skills and this is a good fight to do it in. I want to see what he’s got. He better have a lot. They call me “Vinsanity” for a reason.”

 

Arroyo had been cruising up the welterweight ranks and scoring some impressive victories along the way before running into fellow prospect Michael Dallas Jr in September 2009. Claiming he wasn’t fully prepared for the fight, Arroyo put in a listless performance while losing a unanimous decision.

 

But then in his next fight, Arroyo brutalized a very promising fighter named Jeremy Bryan, stopping him in eight painful rounds. For the pre-Michael Dallas Arroyo, it was business as usual, but to those who had seen him in that fight, beating Bryan was a tremendous upset.

 

“I took what he threw at me and I just realized if this is the best he could do he was in trouble,” recounts Arroyo. “It was just a matter of time and me doing what I’m supposed to do. I learned how to dig deep in that fight and from now on, I’m not going to stop pushing.”

 

Arroyo says Nelson’s tremendous height isn’t going to matter when the two fight.

 

“Height doesn’t do anything. I’m a warrior. If I come to get you, height won’t save you. I know they say he’s the best young 147 pounder and stuff like that and I know he can switch stances. I heard he can crack a bit too. He’s very good fighting from the outside, but it doesn’t matter. He’s going to be in with Vincent Arroyo and that’s a big mistake.”

 

Arroyo says aside from his vaunted punching power, he has many other assets he can employ in the ring. “People have considered me a puncher since I was 12 and knocking kids out in the amateurs. I’m aggressive. I have many skills I can bring out. I can do anything.

 

Manager Steve Nelson says he has tremendous confidence in his fighter heading into the April 9 showdown. “Vincent has been sensational except for the aberration of the Michael Dallas fight. And in that fight, the only one who got hurt was Michael Dallas – just a little too late. If you look at the two fighters’ records, Vincent has fought against much tougher competition and he has completed many of his fights with pretty sensational knockouts. Nelson Romine was considered a pretty good prospect: Vincent retired him. Jeremy Bryan had one more fight after Vincent and he’s now retired. He was a shell of himself after facing Vincent. Vincent scores the kinds of knockouts you see in movies.”

Tickets for Rumble on the Rio are priced at $25, $35, $45, & $75 (facility fees not included) and are available at the LEA box office, various H.E.B. locations, charge by phone 1-800-745-3000, or visit www.ticketmaster.com. Doors at 7pm first bout at 8pm. All bouts subject to change.

For more information, visit learena.comkeeppunching.com or call the LEA at956-791-9192.

 

MMA LINKS (3-22-11)

Posted on | March 23, 2011 | No Comments

‘Lil Nog’ still seeking path to the top
USA Today
But while heavyweight Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira has title belts from Pride Fighting Championship and UFC, the smaller sibling still lacks mixed martial arts gold for his waist. He can’t win a title on Saturday when he faces late replacement foe Phil 
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New guard
FOXSports.com
When the book is written on the history of mixed martial arts, there will be a handful of eras that will have to be referred to in it. Every sport goes through them. And this past weekend gave us the beginning of an era in MMA via one fight: Mauricio 
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Released from UFC, Todd Brown contemplating move to middleweight
MMAjunkie.com
by John Morgan on Mar 22, 2011 at 8:15 pm ET After an unsuccessful two-fight run in the octagon, Indiana native Todd Brown (15-3) has been released by the world’s largestmixed martial arts promotion. MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) today confirmed 
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MMAjunkie.com
Greg Jackson’s camp a land of disbandment
ESPN (blog)
By Chuck Mindenhall For more than half a decade in mixed martial arts, Albuquerque, NM, has been a place of harmony for its practitioners. Making your way west to Greg Jackson’s camp has become a sort of pilgrimage to reinvention (at least) or 
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Martial Arts Gym Offers Free Training to Children
Famuan
Tallahassee’s newest mixed martial arts gym, Warriors Path Fighting Systems, offers more than just training for fighters. The gym will offer free tutoring service to the community, from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Charles Haskins, head coach and 
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Ratings rebound for UFC 128 prelims
USA Today
The broadcast last weekend generated a ratings of 1.03 and .92 among men ages 18-to-34 and 18-to-49, the core demographic groups for mixed martial arts. UFC 128 preliminary fights on Spike included Edson Barboza vs. Anthony Njokuani and Luiz Cane vs. 
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The Salamander Key to Premiere in Moscow March 24th
ComingSoon.net
The movie stars Rutger Hauer, Michael Madsen and mixed martial arts‘ (MMA) Fedor Emelianenko. The action film marks Emelianenko’s debut on the big screen. In the film, a group of international scientists disappear on a remote island in South-Eastern 
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ComingSoon.net
Live chat with UFC president Dana White
Seattle Times
Dana White is a co-owner and president of Ultimate Fighting Championship, the largestmixed martial arts promotion company in the world. Since taking over day-to-day operations of UFC in 2001, White has turned it into a wildly successful business and 
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Seattle Times
Jon Jones Is More One-Man Revolution Than MMA Evolution
MMAFighting.com
There is a constant meme that gets passed around regarding how mixed martial arts will look 10 or 20 years from now. In that crystal ball version of the future, all the athletes are bigger, stronger, faster, better. They are more creative, 
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After win, Woodstown native LaRosa has big plans
Gloucester County Times – NJ.com
The Woodstown native has been considered the top 125-pound women’s Mixed Martial Arts fighter in the world for much of the last half-decade, but hasn’t been able to hook on with a stable organization since BodogFIGHT closed down in 2008. 
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Web
Mixed Martial Arts Is Coming to Pattaya | Asian Correspondent
The first ever fully dedicated mixed martial arts (MMA) show will be taking place in Pattaya later this month. Scheduled for Saturday March 26th at the 
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Pedraza Headlines in Second Fight!

Posted on | March 22, 2011 | No Comments

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The most highly anticipated professional debut in years in the boxing hotbed of Puerto Rico occurred last February when 2009 World Amateur Championships Lightweight Silver Medalist and former Olympian Jose Pedraza entered the paid ranks in impressive fashion.

 

Paired against countryman Felix Rivera, who went 68-5 as an amateur and was also making his debut, Pedraza ended matters at 1:25 of round one with a combination to the head and body.

 

The buzz about Pedraza and his potential for fistic stardom are already very loud. The 22-year-old received an impressive signing bonus to ink with his promotional trio of Gary Shaw Productions, Universal Promotions and DiBella Entertainment.

 

That is why in just his second pro fight, Pedraza will face Corbin Page (1-1) in the main event on March 29 installment of “Broadway Boxing” at the BB King Blues Club in New York City.

Given all the fanfare surrounding your signing and the way the media is already touting you as a major prospect, do you feel any added pressure to perform and perform well every time?

 

Sometimes, but I train well and prepare for all of my fights, so I can make sure that I live up to the expectations.

 

How does it feel to be making your US debut?

 

It feels great. It’s a great opportunity for me to show the world my talent. I can’t wait.

 

Let’s talk about your pro debut. Did it feel strange to lose the headgear?

 

No, it’s something that I have been preparing for all my life. To become a professional was my dream since childhood and it finally came.

 

You were matched fairly tough in your debut. You won impressively, but is that the plan: to match you tough all the way to the top?

 

In boxing, it is not good enough to win, you’ve got to impress and to win like I did in my debut was a great thing for me. My first opponent was strong, but I managed to do my work and win. I think that the quality of my opponents is always going to be high because of my amateur career. People think I’m a beast, but I actually am a normal man that goes to the gym everyday looking for way to provide for my family.

 

What are your greatest strengths as a fighter?

I think my greatest strengths are my movement and experience. I move to a lot of different angles and try to look for different openings — and my experience because I don’t get careless in the ring.

 

Will you ever move out of Puerto Rico?

 

I don’t think so. This is my island and these are my people. I will stay here.

 

Is there anyone you fought in the amateurs, maybe even lost to, that you’d like to meet again as a pro?

 

Not really. I would like to do my own thing and if we happen to meet again in the professional ranks, so be it.

 

Tickets for Broadway Boxing are on sale now through DiBella Entertainment, and start at only $55. Tickets can be purchased by calling DiBella Entertainment at(212) 947-2577.

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FAB FOUR AIMING TO KEEP PRIZEFIGHTER TROPHY IN LIVERPOOL

Posted on | March 22, 2011 | No Comments

Reid, Dilks, Ainscough and Fielding promise hometown glory tomorrow

From left-to-right: Rocky Fielding, Wayne Reed, Patrick J Maxwell, Joe Ainscough, Robin Reid, Carl Dilks, Jahmaine Smyle and Tobias Webb. Photo By: Lawrence Lustig

The Prizefighter Super-Middleweights II show hits Liverpool Olympia live on Sky Sports 1 and HD1 from 8pm tomorrow night (March 23) and the four local fighters in the line-up have promised Mersey fight fans there will be a hometown winner.

Robin Reid, Carl Dilks, Joe Ainscough and Rocky Fielding welcomed their opponents to Merseyside at today’s weigh-in (March 22) but the quartet promised their opponents a rough ride on the night in front of a vocal home support.

“I’m really excited and knowing that I’m going to have great support in Olympia is just going to push me that extra bit,” said Ainscough, who faces Sheffield southpaw Wayne Reed in the second quarter final. “I just want to get in there now and soak it up – the four of us will have most of the support and we won’t let them down.”

Ainscough and Reed could both potentially face local rivals in the first semi-final, with Liverpool’s Fielding taking on Sheffield fighter Patrick J Maxwell in the opening bout of the night. Fielding was the final fighter to join the line-up last week and came in bang on the weight – something he says proves his preparation has been perfect despite the late notice.

“It’s been a whirlwind from not being involved at all to being in the line-up but I’m buzzing now,” said Fielding. “I’ve always been good at making weight, it’s never been a problem – I knew the target and I knew what to do to get there.”

The unbeaten 23 year-old has just three fights on his record but those around him know more than enough about Prizefighter to aid his shot at the £32,000 winner’s cheque. Prizefighter Super-Featherweights finalist Derry Matthews will be in his corner on the night and he has recently worked with both Martin Murray – who won the Middleweights event – and Tony Dodson, who would have fought in the final of the Light-Heavyweights II in January had bad cuts from his quarter-final and semi-final wins not prevented him from doing so.

“Having Derry in the corner is a real boost and along with what I’ve learnt from Martin and Tony, I’ve definitely got an inside track into what is needed tomorrow,” added Fielding.

The third quarter-final of the night pits three-time World champion Reid against unbeaten Welsh prospect Tobias Webb. Reid made his comeback to the ring against Jamie Ambler at the beginning of March, with his points win in Bolton his first fight since losing a British title fight to Carl Froch in November 2007. The 40 year-old insists he still has ambitions in the sport and also has the ingredients to get the better of the 22 year-old Webb and go on to lift the trophy.

“Three fights in one night is a new challenge for me and that’s what you should be in boxing to do, test yourself,” said Reid. “People forget that I had a great amateur career and when you add that to the experience I’ve got in the pro game, I’ve clearly got the lot to win this.”

The fourth quarter-final pits Dilks against Leicester fighter Jahmaine Smyle – and the hometown fighter is the bookmakers jolly to win the 17th edition of Prizefighter, and he is only to aware of the fate of previous favourites. The 27 year-old hopes to buck the trend though and put the memories of his first round defeat to James DeGale in September firmly behind him in the process.

“The favourite never wins Prizefighter!” said Dilks. “Being the bookies pick is a bit of added pressure but I am well up for this, don’t worry about that. I know Prizefighter is a great springboard and after DeGale, it’s the right thing for me to do. The atmosphere is going to be electric so all of us will be looking to put on a show.”

Unreserved tickets for Prizefighter Super-Middleweights II priced at £30 will be available on the door at Liverpool Olympia from 6.30pm on Wednesday night.

Prizefighter Super-Middleweights II draw (with weights)

Rocky Fielding (12st 3lb) v Patrick J Maxwell (12st 0lb 15oz)
Joe Ainscough (12st 3lb) v Wayne Reed (12st 1lb 10oz)
Robin Reid (12st 2lb 5oz) v Tobias Webb (12st 1lb 3oz)
Carl Dilks (12st 2lb 11oz) v Jahmaine Smyle (12st 0lb 9oz)

 

Lara Wants to Leave an Impression Friday Night

Posted on | March 22, 2011 | No Comments

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Erislandy LaraTo list all of Cuban southpaw Erislandy Lara’s amateur accomplishments would take several minutes. He’s been an elite fighter for many years. And although some amateur stars don’t translate well into professionals, Lara (15-0, 10 KOs) is currently on a four-fight first-round knockout streak against intermediate-level opposition.

 

Some in boxing are starting to cite Lara as a worthy challenger to fighters such as Miguel Cotto and Sergio Martinez — which is why in his 10-round main event this Friday, March 25, on ESPN2’s Friday Night Fights broadcast from The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, he must not only win, but continue to impress.

 

Lara will face Chicago’s Carlos Molina, a former NABO Champion widely regarded as having dealt Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. his first professional loss (except on the scorecards).

 

Through a translator, he spoke about his impending run at stardom and the pressures he faces.

 

What do you know about Carlos Molina?

 

I know he is a good boxer and a former world contender who was ranked in the top ten in the world. He’s very good and he’s beaten some very good fighters.

 

Should we expect your fifth consecutive first-round knockout?

 

I never look for a KO, but if it come it comes, I’ll take it.

 

Teddy Atlas told you after one of your recent fights that you are ready for Miguel Cotto… Are you?

 

Without a doubt, I’m the best junior middleweight in the world and I’d love to fight all the top guys, including Sergio Martinez. I think I have the style to get to that guy. At 154, I will fight him any time.

 

Have there been any talks between you and (WBA Champ) Austin Trout’s camp? How long until we see you in a world title fight?

 

I’m supposed to fight Trout, but now I hear he’s getting cold feet. I know that with this fight I will be on everyone’s mind by showing ESPN’s 98 million homes how good I am. It’s only a matter of time until one of the world champions is forced to fight me or vacate.

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UFC NEWSLETTER (3-22-11)

Posted on | March 22, 2011 | No Comments

Tickets On Sale This Week For The Ultimate Fighter Finale
Coming off a spectacular win last December, former WEC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis makes his UFC debut when he takes on lightweight contender Clay Guida! Plus, the finals of the welterweight tournament – Saturday, June 4 Live at the Pearl at the Palms Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas

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The Ultimate Fighter Team Lesnar vs Team Dos Santos Finale
Saturday, June 4
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Starts Wednesday, March 23 at 10am PT
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UFC Fight Night Live – on SPIKE – Saturday, March 26 – Seattle, WA
UFC 129 St-Pierre vs Shields on Pay-Per-View – Saturday, April 30 – Toronto, ON

 

Boxing Links (3-22-11)

Posted on | March 22, 2011 | No Comments

Pacquiao takes timeout, plays hoops in Baguio
ABS CBN News
The boxing superstar, who was with Team Pacquiao, outplayed the University of Baguio’s UB Cardinals at 86-78 in the first-ever Congressman Manny Pacquiao Cup. Pacquiao was apparently energetic in the starting minutes of the game. 
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Simba ready for fight after accident
Independent Online
Heavyweight boxing hope Flo Simba roared into Tuesday’s press conference for Saturday night’s Golden Gloves tournament at Emperors Palace and received an all-clear from the medical staff after a frightening crash on the nearby airport highway. 
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Independent Online
Emanuel Steward trains Tom Zbikowski
ESPN
The NFL lockout has allowed Tom Zbikowski to pursue his passion for boxing. He already has won one fight this year and now he’s being trained by a Hall of Famer for his next bout. Mark Ralston/AFP/Getty Images Tom Zbikowski, standing, defeated Richard 
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NBA in limbo, but tennis garden may host boxing
The Desert Sun
One event the stadium hasn’t held is boxing. The valley has been a recent hotbed of talent from the Diaz brothers, to Cathedral City’s Timothy Bradley to rising stars Randy Caballero and Gabino Saenz. “We would love to bring boxing out here. 
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Sugar Tony helps teen boxer attain No. 1 national ranking
Battle Creek Enquirer
Ajamion Morgan, 13, of Kalamazoo poses with his silver champion belt at Sugar Tony’s boxinginside Full Blast. / John Grap/The Enquirer For years, boxing trainer Tony Rosario has been taking in young, talented athletes from all walks of life in the 
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Showtime Super Six; THE SEMIFINALS BEGIN!
EastsideBoxing.com
NEW YORK (March 22, 2011) – The Super Six World Boxing Classic Semifinals are set to begin. Andre Ward, Arthur Abraham, Carl Froch and Glen Johnson are all one victory from the tournament final en route to 168-pound supremacy. On Saturday, May 14, 
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Boxer Bernard ‘The Executioner’ Hopkins helps launch effort to aid Camden pit 
Philadelphia Inquirer
In the photos, the boxers pose in a ring at the Camden Boxing Academy with Karmann, a smiling pit bill rescued from a Camden dog breeder two years ago. Five of the billboards have been raised, including one at 12th and Federal Streets, across from the 
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Boxing Fight Schedule
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader
At Sports Palace DIVS, Ekaterinburg, Russia, Dmitry Pirog vs. Javier Francisco Maciel, 12, for Pirog’s WBO middleweight title;Ondrej Pala vs. Oleksiy Mazykin, 12, for the vacant WBO European heavyweight title. At Atlantic City, NJ (HBO), 
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Matt Remillard Update
fightnews.com
Right now, four of them are sitting around between workouts talking boxing with Matt. It seems like we’ve been working together for a year, not 4-5 weeks. In 3 ½ weeks he had already sparred 84 rounds, working double sessions, and he’s a real gym rat. 
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Local Boxer Wins Viciously
Highline Times
“There’s that saying, ‘kill the body and the head will die,'” said Thompson’s trainer Jack Stafford, a staunch believer in body punching as an effective boxing technique. “Proven point right there tonight.” Shay (5-12, 4 KOs), a former South Carolina 
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Blogs 1 new result for boxing
Boxing club sends two to compete at national championships | The 
By Juan López
Although just a freshman, Nevada boxer Andrew Morales is one of the more respected fighters on the team.
The Nevada Sagebrush – http://nevadasagebrush.com/

 

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Epix joins HBO, Showtime in boxing game – Boxing – Yahoo! Sports
NEW YORK — Move over, HBO. Look out, Showtime. A new premium cable channel, Epix, is getting into the boxing game. The year-old network will air Vitali 
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