HDNET BRINGS MMA FANS FIVE FULL HOURS OF ACTION AND ANALYSIS TOMORROW NIGHT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22

Posted on | October 21, 2010 | No Comments

Network’s packed line-up includes “UFC Primetime: Lesnar vs. Velasquez,” “Fighting Words with Mike Straka,” “Inside MMA,” and “K-1 MAX” It All Starts Tomorrow, Friday, October 22 at 8:00 p.m. ET on HDNet

DALLAS (October 21, 2010) Brock Lesnar is set to meet Cain Velasquez in the most anticipated heavyweight title fight in the history of MMA, but before the fists fly at UFC 121 on Saturday night, tune in to HDNet Friday at 8:00 p.m. ET for a stacked lineup of MMA action and analysis leading up to the big fight.

HDNet’s MMA extravaganza kicks off at 8:00 p.m. ET with the HDNet premiere of Episode 3 of “UFC Primetime: Lesnar vs. Velasquez.” “UFC Primetime” will take viewers behind-the-scenes for all the final preparations for Lesnar vs. Velasquez.

“Fighting Words with Mike Straka” follows at 8:30 p.m. ET. This week Mike is joined by former Strikeforce Middleweight Champion Cung Le who discusses his career, his future, and what motivates him to fight.

Then, at 9:00 p.m. ET, “Inside MMA,” breaks down the week that was and previews Lesnar vs. Valsquez. Kenny and Bas are joined by Gegard Mousasi, Renato “Babalu” Sobral, and Tom Lawlor. Lawlor, in our studio just hours before his fight at UFC 121, knows the pressure is on for a victory, otherwise, in his own words, he “can probably kiss this job goodbye.” Ron Kruck travels to the Tapout Research and Development Center in Las Vegas and our “Inside MMA” cameras were on hand for all the excitement of the EA Sports MMA launch event.

The night concludes with the highly anticipated premiere of the “K-1 World MAX 2010: 70kg Final 16” at 10:00 p.m. ET. The event features the must-see showdown being hailed as the “fight of the year” when Chahid takes on Mike Zambidis. Plus Gago Drago vs. Su Hwan Lee, Giorgio Petrosyan vs. Vitaly Hurkou, Michal Glogowski vs. Sagadpet, and Artur Kyshenko vs. Mohammed Khamal in other Final 16 action.

Don’t miss a single minute of our full night of MMA action – beginning at 8:00 p.m. ET, THIS FRIDAY on HDNet!

CAMP NOTES: ROBERT “THE GHOST” GUERRERO RANKED #1 BY THE WORLD BOXING ORGANIZATION

Posted on | October 21, 2010 | No Comments

(GILROY, CA) October 21, 2010 – Former Three-time World Champion, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero (27-1-1, 18 KOs), has stepped up his training camp in preparation for his upcoming showdown with 2004 Olympian, Vicente Escobedo (22-2, 14 KOs).

While hosting camp in his hometown of Gilroy, California, Guerrero’s been running the usual mountains that have kept him in great shape during past fights. Trainer, Ruben Guerrero, believes Robert has taken his boxing skills to the next level as he went on to say, “Roberts looking great in sparring. He says he feels real comfortable at lightweight. Together we’re working hard and I can see the improvement on everything we’ve been doing. His timing is right on and I expect a great performance from him on fight night.”

After his latest unanimous decision against future Hall of Famer and former Four-time World Champion Joel Casamayor, Robert Guerrero can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Recently ranked #1 by the World Boxing Organization (WBO), Guerrero stated, “The winner of this fight puts himself in a great position to challenge the winner of Marquez vs. Katsidis for the WBO world title. I understand that this is my golden opportunity to take my career to the next level and shoot for my forth world championship. Escobedo, I believe, is going to be in the best shape of his life. That being said, I’m mentally and spiritually going to give everything I got to get prepared for this fight. Training camp has been hard, but I feel great.”

Guerrero and Escobedo both hail from Northern California and faced each other three times as amateurs. This bout will be their first meeting as professionals.

Robert Guerrero vs. Vicente Escobedo, a title elimination bout, is scheduled for Saturday, November 6, on HBO Boxing After Dark. For more information visit www.goldenboypromotions.com.

SPARTAN FIGHT PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCE RING CARD GIRL TRYOUTS

Posted on | October 21, 2010 | 1 Comment

Atlantic City, NJ – Spartan Fight Promotions of Atlantic City, NJ will be holding their 1st Ring Card Girl Tryout Competition on Saturday, November 6th at G&P Training and Fitness Center located at 11 S. Iowa Ave in Atlantic City, NJ. The event, sponsored by Tito’s Vodka, Ducktown Tavern and Liquid Lightning will be held from 9:00pm to 11:00pm with complimentary beverages being served throughout the night.

Individuals who would like to participate in the tryout should contact the VP of Marketing, Michael Holland at 609-703-4182. Prizes will be awarded to the finalists and they will also become the official Ring Card Girls for Spartan Fight Promotions events.

“The winners from the competition will become part of our promotions team and they will also be featured in our annual calendar,” said Michael Brestle, Owner/Operator of G&P Training and Fitness and Spartan Fight Promotions. “This is a great opportunity for everyone to see our new fitness facility and also receive information on upcoming fight events produced by Spartan Fight Promotions.”

Tickets are $20.00 per person and can be purchased at G&P Training and Fitness Center located at 11 S. Iowa Ave in Atlantic City or at the door on the night of the event. You must be 21 years of age to enter and ID will be required. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Spartan Fights Childhood Obesity Program. Ticket price also includes complimentary admission to the after party held at Tropicana’s 32 Degrees Luxe Lounge.

As Atlantic City’s first complete fitness facility, G&P Training and Fitness Center is committed to delivering an individual and unique training experience where we inspire our clients to attack training through hard work and dedication.

Canada’s Best Grapplers Crowned Oct. 30

Posted on | October 21, 2010 | No Comments

plus Saulo Ribeiro vs. Joao Assis

LONDON, ONTARIO (Oct. 21, 2010) – Grapplers Quest is hosting the official 2010 Canadian National Grappling Championships and Superfight between Jiu Jitsu legend, Saulo Ribeiro, and 2010 World’s Best Grappler, Joao Assis, on Saturday, October 30 at Western Fair’s Canada Building in London, Ontario. Get more information and tickets at: http://www.grapplersquest.com/events/2010-grapplers-quest-canada

Grapplers Quest is sanctioned by the Ontario Grappling Alliance (OGA) and will be officially crowning 225 2010 Canadian National champions from all types of grappling styles, ages, skill and belt levels, plus giving away $13,750 in Cash and Prizes.

TEAM CANADA: Each Men’s and Women’s Advanced No-Gi Division weight class offers a custom leather championship belt plus earn an official spot on Team Canada to face Team U.S.A. on December 4th in New Jersey at The World Series of Grappling in the first true Country vs. Country team battle in the history of the sport. Team Canada’s competitor fees for the World Series USA vs. Canada showdown will be 100% sponsored by Fight Planet, The Official Fight Shop of Grapplers Quest Canada (http://FightPlanet.ca)

$165 VALUED COMPETITOR BONUS: Pre-Registration discounts and special bonus offers ends, Tuesday, October 26th at 11:59 PM. Special bonus offer includes a Limited Edition Tournament Fighter T-Shirt, $25 off at the door pricing, a Free Grapplers Quest DVD, plus Free Entry into the Judo Throwdown or Wrestling Takedown Challenge divisions, register now, go to: http://www.grapplersquest.com/products/2010-grapplers-quest-canada plus competitors can register and/or weigh-in at-the-door, Friday, October 29th from 5:00-8:00 PM or doors open at 7:00 AM on Saturday, October 30th.

Ontario Grappling Alliance President Rohit Seth commented, “This is the quintessential turning point in the history of Canadian Grappling. We are receiving registrations in numbers as never before, from across North America. This means that Grapplers Quest will bring all styles of the Grappling art to a single stage. It is exactly the push we have been hoping and striving for. Athletes will learn more from this event in one day than they would in months of local training. Best matches will be fought, the personal best of the athlete will be raised, and new techniques will be practiced back at the Dojo, after the event has long announced its Champions, who will be marked as first in history to compete in the Canadian Grapplers Quest.”

Tickets are available for pre-sale at $5 off at: http://www.grapplersquest.com/products/2010-grapplers-quest-canada-will-call-ticket and will also be available at the door, Children 5 and under free, $10 for kids 6-17, $20 for Adults for the full day and Superfight. Tournament starts at 10:00 AM with Youth National Championships (Children and Teens), followed buy Executive (30-39 yrs.) and Masters (40+ yrs.) No-Gi, Men’s and Women’s No-Gi, and finally the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu divisions. Superfight starts at 1:00 PM. For general event information, go to: http://www.grapplersquest.com/events/2010-grapplers-quest-canada

Fight Planet owner and editor of GrapplingWeekly.com, Riccardo Ammendolia, added, “Having been to almost every major competition in the grappling world, it gives me great honor to say, that I am helping Grapplers Quest with its first competition in Canada. Grapplers Quest has been around for years now and has produced some amazing competitions and super fights, not to mention, help launch the careers of some of the most famous Mixed Martial Artists like BJ Penn, Matt Serra, Joe Stevenson, Brandon Vera, Diego Sanches, Roy Nelson and more. Also, not only is Grapplers Quest bringing their awesome staff to help run their first event here, but they are putting on one of the most talked about matches in Submission Grappling, Saulo Ribeiro vs. Joao Assis, a match the world of grappling can’t wait to see and it’s going to go down on Canadian soil. Don’t miss this event Canada!”

CORONATION STREET STAR STEVE BELL TO FIGHT IN PRIZEFIGHTER

Posted on | October 21, 2010 | No Comments

Actor gunning for super-featherweights crown on November 20

Coronation Street actor Steve Bell is swapping the cobbled streets of Weatherfield for the boxing ring as he aims to win the Prizefighter Super-Featherweight tournament on Saturday November 20.

The Manchester fighter joins a strong line-up from Britain’s hottest weight division live on Sky Sports at York Hall, Bethnal Green, and he is convinced that he has the goods to claim the title.

“I don’t care who I fight, I’ll have to fight three good boxers to lift that trophy but that’s what I want to do,” said the 35 year-old. “I love getting the trophies, the last was as an amateur and it’s a great feeling – yes, there’s a good chunk of money too but the trophy and the title of Prizefighter champion is what appeals to me. I need to win it first and concentrate on training to get there but there’s no doubt that Prizefighter is a great platform and that’s why I am here – I always said I’d return to do this.”

Bell was ringside at York Hall for the last Prizefighter event, witnessing Michael Sprott claim the Heavyweights IV title in front of a sold-out crowd in east London, a night where the 18-2-2 fighter said he picked up some good tips to come out on top in the 15th edition of Barry Hearn’s eight-man, one night tournament.

“It’s quick and you have to be on the ball from round one,” said Bell. “It’s so different from your standard professional fight – you are used to training for a 12 round war so with Prizefighter you are going from marathon training to sprint. The heavyweights aren’t really a good example as they are big lads so it’s hard for them to get up to a sprint but it was good to be at the last one and I certainly picked up a few things about conditioning on the night.”

Bell captained the English boxing team in the 2002 Commonwealth Games and fought over 150 times as an amateur – so the three-three’s format appears to be perfect for him: “I’m probably better known for my amateur career and that is definitely my style of fighting. A lot of amateurs find it tough to go to professional and change their game, but I found that I was more successful with the amateur style so it’s a case for me of reverting back to that in training.”

Days after taking on John Simpson for the Commonwealth title last December, Bell began filming for Coronation Street, taking the role of soldier Quinny and appearing in a dozen episodes since, with his storyline set to unravel after he appears at York Hall. Bell began his acting career in 1998 alongside rock legend Roger Daltrey in the feature film Like It Is. He then hit the small screen with appearances in Shameless, Hollyoaks, Emmerdale and Jimmy McGovern’s The Street – and he will appear in McGovern’s BBC1 daytime show Moving On in November. But while a good showing on the night is sure to boost his profile, he insists he is fully focused on Prizefighter success.

“I’m not doing this to push my acting career – I don’t think that this would help that in any way, boxing is something that I love and it’s been part of my life for the last 20 years – and of course I think I can win it,” said Bell. “I believe I will forge an acting career whether I win this or not and I’ve been lucky that when I’ve not been acting I’ve had the boxing and vice-versa, at the minute I’ve got a bit of a break in the acting so bring on Prizefighter.”

Two further fighters have been added to the bill alongside the Mancunian hitter – Scotsman Gary McArthur, who was a beaten semi-finalist in the Prizefighter Lightweight night in Glasgow in March 2009 and Derry Matthews, who has scores to settle with two other fighters in the line-up. The Liverpudlian is undefeated in the two fights he’s had since retiring in 2009 after losing to Scott Lawton, and in 2008 he lost his WBU Featherweight title to a fifth round knockout by Choi Tseveenpurev. Lawton and Choi were among the first four fighters to be named for the night, with 24 year-old Gary Buckland and Northern Irishman Kevin O’Hara – the eighth and final fighter in the line-up will be announced shortly.

Tickets for Prizefighter Super Featherweights are available now at £35 (unreserved), £60 (ringside) and £100 (VIP) – call Matchroom Sport on 01277 359900.

LAVAR JOHNSON & BILLY EVANGELISTA, SHANA OLSEN & BRANDON CASH OPEN MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES

Posted on | October 20, 2010 | No Comments

Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2010,
Fort Washington Fitness, Fresno, California

STRIKEFORCE Challengers This Friday, Oct. 22, at Save Mart Center in Fresno Live on SHOWTIME® at 11 p.m. ET/PT

FRESNO, Calif. (Oct. 20, 2010) – Four of the fighters who will appear on a top-notch STRIKEFORCE Challengers event presented by Rockstar Energy Drink at Save Mart Center in Fresno, Calif., live on SHOWTIME® at 11 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast), this Friday, Oct. 22, participated in an Open Media Workout on Wednesday at Fort Washington Fitness.

The four were heavyweight Lavar “Big” Johnson (14-3), of Madera, Calif., who faces Virgil “RezDog” Zwicker (8-1) of Temecula, Calif.; undefeated Fresno resident Billy Evangelista (10-0, 1 NC), who takes on Waachiim “Native Warrior’’ Spiritwolf (8-6-1) of San Diego in a 165-pound catch weight bout, world-ranked Shana “Rock Solid’’ Olsen (4-0), of Diluth, Minn., who faces highly regarded Canadian Muay Thai Champion Julia “The Jewel” Budd (pro debut), of Sechelt, British Columbia, at 145 pounds, and Fresno heavyweight Brandon Cash (4-2), who battles John Devine (5-2) of San Francisco.

In this Friday’s main event, welterweight Relentless” Roger Bowling (8-0) will put his unbeaten record on the line one more time against “Vicious” Bobby Voelker (22-8) of Kansas City, Kan., in a rematch of an exciting fight last May 21 that ended prematurely due to an accidental poke in the eye.

Tickets for the STRIKEFORCE Challengers event are on sale at the Save Mart Center box office, select Save Mart Supermarkets, all Ticketmaster locations (800) 745-3000, Ticketmaster online (www.ticketmaster.com) and STRIKEFORCE’s official website (www.strikeforce.com).

Doors will open at 4:45 p.m. PT. The first preliminary bout will begin at 5:30 p.m. The first televised match starts at 8 p.m. PT.

What the fighters said Wednesday:

LAVAR JOHNSON
“I feel good and I am very happy to be on a STRIKEFORCE card that has so many of my (Fresno Pro Buhawe) teammates on it. I’m excited for everybody.

“I know Zwicker will be ready. He’s a fast, scrappy fighter who comes to fight. He may be a little shorter than me, which will definitely be a little different. The last two guys I’ve fought have been taller.

“God blessed me with an opportunity to have a second chance at life and has put me in position again to show what I can do. I’ll be ready to go on Friday.’’

BILLY EVANGELISTA
“I’ve been working really hard. I want to keep this winning streak going. I’ve prepared like I always do. I don’t watch tapes. My job is to do the best I can and not worry about my opponent.

“Winning is always the main goal, but I really would like to submit this guy – just so I could get a submission on my record.’’

SHANA OLSEN
“I’m really excited about fighting for STRIKEFORCE the first time and fighting on SHOWTIME. I consider myself a well-rounded fighter and look forward to displaying my skills.

“I never look past any opponent and this will be a tough fight. But, of course, I will fight anybody, and that includes (STRIKEFORCE 145-pound World Champion and No. 1 Female Fighter in the world, Cris) Cyborg. My goal is to become the world champion. It doesn’t matter to me who I fight to get the title.’’

BRANDON CASH
“It’s always great when STRIKEFORCE comes to Fresno because they use a lot of local fighters like me. I don’t like losing and I lost the last time I fought in Fresno so I appreciate STRIKEFORCE giving me another chance.

“I am going to thank them by knocking this guy out.’’

WBC AND RING MAGAZINE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION JEAN PASCAL AND FORMER WORLD CHAMPION BERNARD HOPKINS TAKE TO NEW YORK TO ANNOUNCE DEC. 18 CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT AT PEPSI COLISEUM IN QUEBEC CITY, CANADA LIVE ON SHOWTIME®

Posted on | October 20, 2010 | No Comments

Hopkins says he’s “Coming full circle.
My first title was on SHOWTIME.
The birth of Bernard started on SHOWTIME!”

NEW YORK (Oct. 20, 2010) — Ring Magazine and WBC Light Heavyweight Champion Jean Pascal and former Two-Division World Champion and future Hall of Famer Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins announced their upcoming world championship fight as they hosted the only U.S. press conference on the last leg of a four-city international press tour at Planet Hollywood Times Square on Wednesday.

Later in the day, the pair were joined by Oscar De La Hoya, President of Golden Boy Promotions, in a visit to the NASDAQ MarketSite in Times Square where they presided over the ringing of the NASDAQ Closing Bell. Also participating in the day’s festivities was Ken Hershman, Executive Vice President and General Manager of SHOWTIME Sports, who said he couldn’t be happier to offer SHOWTIME fight fans an early Christmas gift by having the fight moved off of pay-per-view and onto SHOWITME.

The following quotes came from the main players involved in the 12-round world championship fight – which will take place Dec. 18 at the Pepsi Coliseum in Québec City, Canada, and will be televised live on SHOWTIME® (10 p.m. ET/PT delayed on the West Coast) – during their four-city, three-day, two-country press tour.

JEAN PASCAL

“Bernard came into my country the last two days and he disrespected me in front of my people. I won’t disrespect him in front of people in his country because my mom taught me to always respect my elders.

“I would like to thank SHOWTIME for getting this fight on their network because when that bell rings it will be ‘show time.’

“I have heard Bernard say that he took Kelly Pavlik and Jermain Taylor to school. You know what Bernard? I went to high school and I went to college and guess what? I was an A+ student.

“Bernard knows what time it is. It’s about time for a new era. I’m the new kid on the block.”

“Bernard is trying to put the pressure on me. He is saying that he is going to take me to school.

“I have nothing to prove. I have nothing to back up. He has to back up his legacy.

“Bernard wants to be like me. This man says he has a 20-year-old body. I am going to show the world that he really has a 40-year-old body.

BERNARD HOPKINS

“If anybody understands life they know that time somehow finds its way back to you. It’s called ‘Coming full circle.’ My first title was won on SHOWTIME. The birth of Bernard started on SHOWTIME.

“This kid is in over his head! I know he can’t swim so I’ll take him in deep waters.

“At 35, people thought I was old and then I beat Felix Trinidad. I’ve been blessed to fight so long. It says something for me to be able to stand at a podium and speak articulately.

“I’m the teacher. I’m going to take the student and give him an apple. And then, he’s going to be humble. He’s confident, but when the bell rings, that’s when I’m at my best.”

“I know how I thought and how I was when I was in my 20’s. I know that mentality. He believes he can beat me or he wouldn’t be here.

“I respect him, but I am going to beat him up. I have been a part of a lot of shenanigans so if I am talking a little nice, don’t get it twisted.

“This is one of the greatest motivations for me. To be in this position all of these years. Many people here have been to a lot of my press conferences. This one is a little different. Why? Because of the situation I am in right now. This is a chance to make another chapter of my career come to fruition.”

OSCAR DE LA HOYA

“This fight is billed as ‘Dynasty.’ Will Bernard Hopkins continue to reign on top or will Jean Pascal carry that torch that Bernard has been carrying for the longest time in this sport?

“Bernard Hopkins, as you all know, will be going for history once again. Bernard Hopkins has proven a lot of doubters wrong. He has proven to a lot of people that it can be done and he has proven to a lot of people that age doesn’t matter in any sport.

“I like and respect Jean Pascal very much. He is an exciting young champion.

“I have to admit that when I fought him and I saw him (Hopkins) across the ring before the bell rang for the first round, I was unnerved when I realized the greatness and the skill level of the man I was about to face.

“Everyone is brave at the press conference. It is a different animal when it comes to seeing your opponent face to face in the ring.

“My uncle recently said to me, ‘I know Bernard Hopkins knocked you out, but I am going to root for him because he is closer to my age.’ This is the movement that Bernard Hopkins is really creating.

“He is showing that age doesn’t matter. Inside the ring, outside the ring, age doesn’t matter. He sleeps, eats and breaths boxing. That is his life. When you are a dedicated person, you are going to last very long in this sport. He is a master at what he does. That is why he can continue to challenge the young lions like Jean Pascal.”

KEN HERSHMAN

“Bernard fought on SHOWTIME many years ago, and has actually never lost on SHOWTIME. We will see if his streak continues.

“Pascal vs. Hopkins will be the last show of the year for us and we can’t think of a better way to end it with these great champions.

“This was going to be a pay-per-view event. We believe this is pay-per-view caliber, but because of some other opportunities we were able to move it to SHOWTIME and we were happy to do it.

“Without this cooperation and we would not have been able to move this fight to SHOWTIME. Hopkins and Pascal felt they wanted to showcase their talents in front of the widest possible audience.”

Pascal vs. Hopkins is promoted by Groupe Yvon Michel Inc. and Golden Boy Promotions and presented by the Casino de Montreal and The City of Québec Tourism.

Stevenson Fights on in Father’s Honor!

Posted on | October 20, 2010 | No Comments

For Immediate Release

Baltimore, MD (October 20) – James “Keep em’ Sleepin” Stevenson has been perfect thus far inside the squared circle. The gifted boxer-puncher has scored a number of highlight reel knockouts and only three of his thirteen opponents survived to the final bell. While everything has gone as planned for Stevenson during his two year professional career, the unbeaten 27 year old suffered a devastating setback following his most recent bout.

A few months after outpointing George Rivera, Stevenson’s father James Sr. died suddenly of a heart attack, leaving both the fighter and his family in shambles. The tragic loss also meant Stevenson had to take care of his stay at home mother. Between coping with losing his father and a nagging wrist injury, the hard hitting Baltimore native was out of the gym for an extended period of time.

Although he still struggles daily, Stevenson returned to training in late July with a newfound inspiration to become a world champion.

“My father would have told me stay in the gym and keep on fighting so I am doing this for him,” said the inspired Stevenson. “I am training harder than ever and my goal to win a world is in my father’s honor.”

His first test will come this Saturday at the Pikesville Armory against once beaten Phillip McCants, a slick Philadelphian who hasn’t lost in more than five years. Stevenson, who doesn’t know much about his opponent, says he is rededicated to the sport and ready for whatever tricks the 8-1 McCants has up his sleeve.

“I always expect a tough fight no matter who it is against. I never overlook any opponent but I am going to 100% prepared for whatever McCants has to offer.”

The highly anticipated Stevenson-McCants showdown will serve as the main event of Baltimore Pro Boxing’s “Who’s The Man II”.

The undercard will feature a match up between unbeaten cruiserweights Steve “Show Stealer” Wheeler (6-0, 5 KO’s) of Catonsville, MD and Cabin Creek, WV’s Jason Pauley (4-0, 1 KO), as well as separate bouts showcasing top local prospects Thomas “KO” Snow (12-1, 8 KO’s), Maurice “Freight Train” Byarm (9-0, 6 KO’s), and “Slick” Nick Kisner (6-0, 4 KO’s).

Tickets start at $40 and can be ordered by calling 410-675-6900 or going to the Armory’s box office.

Doors open at 7 pm and the opening bell is slated for 8. The Pikesville Armory is located at 610 Reisterstown Rd in Baltimore, MD.

For more information, go to Baltimoreboxing.com.

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