‘IT’S PERSONAL’ Ryan Barratt Vs. Mark ‘The Flash’ Alexander

Posted on | August 9, 2010 | No Comments

It’s Personal – Alexander Says “Barratt Should Bring A Pillow, I’m Gonna Put Him To Sleep”

The already heated war of words, between Former English Super Featherweight Champion Ryan Barratt and Mark ‘The Flash’ Alexander ahead of their 11th September title clash on the Steve Goodwin Promoted ‘It’s Personal’ event at York Hall in London, is beginning to turn into a full blown fire-fight.

The fuse for the fiery verbal exchanges, was well and truly lit back in May this year, following Alexander publicly calling out Barratt on Steve Bunce’s BBC London Boxing Hour show.

Things got even more heated when both fighters appeared on the same card at Goodwin Promotions “Summer Fight Night Explosion” back on June 19th. During the post fight interviews both Barrett and Alexander made less than complimentary comments about the other. However the real flashpoint that day seems to have been with the interviewer asking Barratt if he would retire if ‘The Flash’ beat him on September 11th. Barratt angrily responded “If I can’t beat the likes of him I will retire. Boxing is my living and if I can’t beat a loudmouth like him then I will retire rather than become a journeyman.”

Hackney based Alexander, who was far from happy about the comments made back in June, is absolutely fuming over the more recent comments made by Barratt, which were widely published in the boxing press last Friday. In the interview Barratt claimed that “When I look into his (Alexander) eyes I see fear and I know he is scared” and “He is not in my class and this will be shown on the night. He is scared of me and will try to run away all night.” as well as “He will have nightmares about Ryan Barrett after I end his career. He will end up humiliated on the night. I will make him pay for his behaviour.

However it was Barratt’s final comment, “Alexander is coming to get destroyed. I have been in with the likes of Amir Khan, Alexander is a nobody and will leave the arena a nobody.” that seemed to bring Alexander’s simmering anger to the boil.

Following a feisty sparring session, with unbeaten Welterweight Freddie Turner, at the Ultrachem TKO Boxing Gym in Canning Town, London, Alexander vented his anger, over the comments, “He’s making those comments and then says he’s been in with more experienced boxers such as Amir Khan. Man, he was only in the ring something like 30 seconds before Amir knocked him out!

I don’t see where he says he got the experience to worry me from that, unless he means he knows how to hit the canvas without hurting himself.

In that case he sure does have the experience, he’ll be well used to being knocked out. He’ll need that experience as he is going down on September 11th.

Man, he’s got real problems if he thinks I’m worried about him just because he’s been in with Amir, and even bigger problems if he thinks that him being stopped is a warning to me.

Everyone saw what I did to Michael Devine back in April, expect more of the same. This time though I think I’ll just plain knock Barratt out, not down four times like Devine.

He should bring a pillow, I’m gonna put him to sleep.”

Ryan Barrett and Mark ‘The Flash’ Alexander, for the vacant International Masters Lightweight title, will headline the Goodwin Promotions ‘It’s Personal’ event at York Hall, Bethnal Green, London on Saturday the 11th September 2010.

Co-feature on the 11th September sees Ultrachem TKO’s unbeaten Light Middleweight prospect Pat McAleese against the ultra tough Lee Noble. This fight also suits the event’s ‘It’s Personal’ billing as there’s no love lost between McAleese and Noble either.

Expect fireworks as both boxers battle it out for The British Masters Light Middleweight title as earlier this year they battled it out on a Ricky Hatton Promotions show, the result then – a draw! Nuff said.

‘It’s Personal’ also features the British professional debut of the legendary Heavyweight Champion of the World Smokin’ Joe Frazier’s protégé Marianne ‘Golden Girl’ Marston.

Marston, who is now trained in the UK by Derek Grainger at the ‘fight factory’ known as the Ultrachem TKO Gym in Canning Town, will be facing a stern test in the highly experienced Welsh battler Lana Cooper in a four round Featherweight contest.

Rising Light Middleweight star Erick ‘The Eagle Ochieng, who recently defeated Curtis Valentine in the battle of the undefeated, is looking to extend his unblemished record against Brummy hardman Dee Mitchell.

Another Light Middleweight prospect, Michael Norgrove, also looks to extend his perfect record. Norgrove, whose record ot 2-0, has his hardest test to date when he faces Finchley’s Ian Eldridge.

Welterweight John Wayne Hibbert, who also has a perfect unbeaten record, is set to face his sternest test to date when he faces the experienced brawler Kevin McAuley from Halesowen.

Ultrachem TKO’s exceptional Featherweight discovery, 19 year old George Jupp, is set for his second career fight against the highly experienced Latvian Pavels Senkovs.

Unbeaten prospect Tony “The Conqueror” Conquest is set to face one of the most experienced Cruserweight’s around, Hastings Rasani, who has fought the best the division has offered over the years, David ‘Hayemaker’ Haye, Troy Ross, Bruce ‘Lionheart’ Scott, Terry Dunston, Mark Krence, Tony Bellew, Dean Francis.. and the list just goes on. This is no easy fight for Conquest, who will need to be right on his game.

Another Ultrachem TKO Gym discovery, Portsmouth’s Light Heavyweight Joel McIntyre, the protégé of WBU Light Heavyweight World Champion Tony ‘Oakey Kokey’ Oakey, will be making his highly anticipated professional debut. Joel will be facing Welsh banger Jamie Ambler.

Super Middleweight Eder Kurti will be looking to maintain his six fight winning streak against Sabie Monteith.

Bethnal Green’s highly popular Light Welterweight Jamie Arlain is set to explode on the professional scene. Arlain will be facing Bulgarian Danny Dontchev.

Exciting Welterweight prospect Phil Gill aka “The Phil Gill Experience” looks to continue his unbeaten record against the experienced Sid Razak.

Also at Welterweight Bobby Gladman, who has a perfect 6-0 record is set for a four round contest against a yet to be named opponent.

Tickets for ‘It’s Personal’ at the York Hall, Bethnal Green, London on Saturday 11th September 2010 are priced £35 (Unreserved) or £60 (Ringside).

For tickets call: 07960 850645, book on-line at www.tickets.justlisten2this.com or in person at The Ultrachem TKO Gym, Gillian House, Stephenson Street, Canning Town, London E16 4SA.

Expo Explosion… Round 5 Exclusive “3-Pack” With Buffer, Preview Of “Live” Series With Couture, Liddell At UFC® Fan Expo™ In Boston

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Limited Quantity, New Offerings Plus First Look At Latest Lines, Meet Buffer At Booth No. 2524 At Expo, August 27-28

MARKHAM, Ontario, Canada, August 9, 2010 – After two hugely successful UFC® Fan Expo™ events in Las Vegas, Round 5, a leader in producing mixed martial arts collectible figurines, will give East Coast UFC fans the first chance to experience two significant new collections at the upcoming UFC Fan Expo, August 27-28 at the John B. Hynes Convention Center in Boston. In addition to “3-packs” featuring Bruce Buffer, exclusive to Expo in the U.S., Round 5 will display prototypes of its high-detail “Live” series with Randy Couture and Chuck Liddell. Round 5 can be found at Booth No. 2524 on the convention floor.

The “3-packs” are enhanced versions of the new Round 5 “Versus” line, distinctly new figurines highlighting battle scenes from great UFC matches, supplemented with a Buffer figure, not available in any other Round 5 Series at mass retailers in the U.S. The three matchups available in limited quantities at the Expo are “Rampage” Jackson vs. Wanderlei Silva (UFC 92), Tito Ortiz vs. Chuck Liddell (UFC 66) and Frank Mir vs. Brock Lesnar (UFC 100).

Images of the “3-packs” can be viewed at http://www.round5mma.com/blog/?p=446.

Buffer will also sign autographs at the Round 5 booth at the Expo.

Expo attendees will also get the first look at UFC “Live,” highly-detailed, realistic, scaled figure statues, packaged separately. Created with the higher-end collector in mind, these premium figures will measure a full 10 inches and will also come with a UFC-branded display stand. Together, the Couture and Liddell figures, created at a 1/7 scale, complete a battle scene from the epic June 6, 2003, first meeting between the mixed martial arts legends.

“UFC Fan Expo arrives at the perfect time for us to offer the exclusive 3-packs with Bruce Buffer and to show fans and collectors the exciting new figurines coming for the holiday season,” said Damon Lau, Round 5 president and co-founder. “The ‘Live’ line is completely different from anything we have produced, and we are sure that fans will notice and enjoy that distinctive look and feel.”

Fans will also be able to purchase the new “Ultimate Collector” Series 3 figurines at the Expo, including new representations of Rich Franklin, Anderson Silva, Antonio Nogueira, Diego Sanchez and both UFC and PRIDE versions of Wanderlei Silva.

“Ultimate Collector” Series 1 and 2 are now available at leading retailers across North America, and Series 3 will be available shortly. A list of retailers can be found at www.Round5MMA.com.

About Round 5
Round 5 (www.Round5MMA.com), headquartered in Markham, Ontario, Canada, is the MMA industry’s fastest growing worldwide collectible figure company. Committed to developing intricately detailed figures, Round 5 strives to remain true to the sport of MMA and its personalities.

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REYNALDO LOPEZ SCORES SHOCKING EIGHTY-ONE SECOND KNOCKOUT TO WIN NEW YORK STATE SUPER BANTAM CROWN IN BROOKLYN

Posted on | August 9, 2010 | 1 Comment

Lopez, Stark Jr., Collado, Ruiz and Mejias score victories; Caminero scores upset and Allen-Boone ends in a draw at Aviator Sports Center in Brooklyn, NY

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BROOKLYN, NY (August 9, 2010)—It was a terrific night of boxing that saw explosive knockouts and bizarre finishes at the Aviator Sports Complex in Brooklyn that was capped off by former world title challenger, Reynaldo Lopez dropping for Bantamweight champion Mauricio Martinez three times in eighty-one seconds to capture the New York State Bantamweight championship.

After a slight delay before the main event, Lopez made up for last time as he dropped Martinez just seconds into the bout. Martinez was never in the bout as he was on wobbly legs before being dropped for a second time. Lopez finished the deal off with a booming over left that had Martinez plummet to the canvas as he banged his head on the canvas. Martinez was down for several minutes before regaining his feet and being helped to the stool.

Lopez of Miami will now look for some of the top 122 pounder in the world as he is now 30-9-2 with twenty-two knockouts.

It was a successful return to the ring for Staten Island’s Gary “Kid” Stark as he won a majority decision over Leopoldo Arocha in a six round Jr. Lightweight bout.

Fighting for the first time in almost sixteen months, Stark landed some pinpoint shots while trying to avoid low blows and tactics from Arocha that tried to get under Stark’s skin

In a bout that was supposed to be a crossroads bout, undefeated Lennox Allen and veteran upset specialist Darnell Boone fought to a draw over eight rounds.

Most ringsiders thought Allen pressed the fight enough to gain the victory but two of the three judges saw the fight even as Boone, who was coming off a knockout over undefeated Adonis Stevenson, countered nicely and fought well off the ropes.

In the night’s most bizarre ending, previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island mysteriously stopped fighting in round four of a scheduled six round Light Heavyweight bout with Eddie Caminero.

It was later found out that Smith suffered injuries to his jaw and tongue that forced him to not be able to continue in the bout.

The card was broadcasted all over the world on www.gofightlive.tv for just $4.99 and can be accessed for the same price by clicking:

http://www.gofightlive.tv/showEvent.do?eventId=752

FULL RESULTS

10 Rounds—New York State Super Bantamweight title–Reynaldo Lopez (30-9-2, 22 KO’s) 122 lbs of Miami, FL TKO 1 (1:21) over Mauricio Martinez (35-10-1) 121 ½ lbs of Brooklyn, NY

6 Rounds—Jr. Lightweight—Gary Stark Jr. (23-3) 126 lbs of Staten Island, NY MAJ DEC (58-56, 58-57; 57-57) over Leopoldo Arocha (8-12-2) 127 lbs of Panama City, Panama

8 Rounds – Super Middleweights – Lennox Allen (12-0-1) 167 lbs of Brooklyn, NY MAJ DRAW (78-74; 76-76; 76-76) with Darnell Boone (17-15-3) 164 ½ of Atlanta, GA

6 Rounds – Light Heavyweights – Eddie Caminero (7-3, 7 KO’s) 172 lbs of Lawrence, MA TKO 4 over Joe Smith Jr. (6-1) 172 ½ lbs of Long Island., NY

6 Rounds – Jr. Lightweights – Joselito Collado (11-0) 128 lbs of Queens, NY U DEC (60-54; 60-54 and 59-55)over Andres Ledezma (15-18-1) 129 lbs of Miami, FL

4 Rounds – Jr. Middleweights – Mike Ruiz (9-4) 147 ½ of Merrick, New York U DEC (40-36 on all cards) over Noel Garcia (2-5-1) 145 ½ lbs of Springfield, MA

4 Rounds – Super Middleweights – Andrew Mejias (8-0, 4 KO’s) 167 lbs of Utica, NY KO 2 over Juan Zapata (1-4) 166 ½ lbs of Bronx, NY

Luke Campbell Reigns Supreme At Four Nations Challenge

Posted on | August 9, 2010 | No Comments

Following his successful return to International competition at the WBC Night Of Champions in Cardiff, 2008 European Bantamweight Champion Luke Campbell was back in action this past weekend at the Four Nations Challenge in Sheffield.

On Saturday Luke, who convincingly won his Featherweight (57kg) fight by a 11-5 points margin over China’s Jun Tan at the WBC Night Of Champions, continued his winning ways by beating Kazakhstan’s Shulakov Madi by 6 – 4 in the semi final of the Four Nations Challenge.

Luke said of the semi “He’s a very, very good boxer who keeps the pressure on all the time. I wasn’t at my best, I know that so am really pleased to have boxed well enough to win. I was a bit slow starting, I couldn’t quite get my rhythm going.

It was a very good win for me. I’m really looking forward to tomorrow’s final. Hopefully, with the ring time I have been getting, I’ll get back on top form and get another good win under my belt.”

In Sunday’s final Luke again faced Jun Tan from China, his adversary the previous week at the WBC Night of Champions. As before Luke dominated the proceedings, this time winning by an increased points margin of 11-3.

Clearly Luke has got his form well and truly back as his performance was slick and telling. The points margin could, and probably should, have been higher for Luke, had an early knockdown been counted.

Following the final Luke said, “I fought much better, I found my distance and boxed really well. Far better than yesterday. I’m really pleased with my performance. I know I can build on this.

I don’t understand why the knockdown wasn’t counted, it was a clean shot. I caught him with a clean jab that sent him down on his backside.

It doesn’t matter though as I did enough to win anyway. I’m really happy with the result. I intend to build on this. My goal is the London Olympics 2010”

With three great wins over a seven day period, it would seem that Luke is well on his way to making his Olympic dream a reality and is surely now in pole position for the race to secure the 57kg slot in the Team GB boxing squad for the 2012 London Olympics.

Ringside : Invasion quick results

Posted on | August 7, 2010 | No Comments

Quebec – August 7th 2010 – Ringside MMA is proud to reveal that its Invasion event in the Old Capital was a total success. Jonathan Goulet got a brilliant TKO victory over the Canadian prospect Matt MacGrath. Jesse Gross and Jason Saggo, which has ben add to the lineup with short notice, both performed well with respective victories over Kevin Morin and David Lafond. As well, Tommy Côté finally got his revenge over his long time rival, Keven TRemblay who already defeated him twice at amateur level. Here are the quick results of Ringside : Invasion :

Jason Saggo def. David Lafond by Submission (Triangle choke) at 2:38 of 2nd round
Levis Labrie def. Aaron Bellemare by TKO at 1:23 of the 1st round
Tommy Côté def. Keven Tremblay by Submission (Armbar) at 1:19 of the 1st round
Guillaume Vigneau def. David Fraser by Submission (RNC) at 1:46 of 1st round
Jesse Gross def. Kevin Morin by TKO at 4:42 of 2nd round
Brent Franczuz def. Guillaume Fortier by Abandon at 4:05 of 1st round
Guillaume Lamarche def. Tristan Johnson by TKO at 2:36 of 1st round
Jonathan Goulet def. Matt MacGrath by TKO at 1:39 of 1st round

Derek Sikora, New Assist Coach to Costanzo’s SCSU Staff, Talks to TDR

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Havoc is Back TONIGHT on GoFightLive

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Sat Aug 7 7:00PM ET

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Tonight The Havoc is back as Havoc Boxing returns to present an action filled seven bout card that will be headlined by the New York State Super Bantamweight title between Mauricio Martinez and Reynaldo Lopez. The action begins at 7:00 eastern and will be streamed live on www.gofightlive.tv Martinez and Lopez have both been in with the best as they have a combined eighty-six bout between with Martinez being a former world champion, while Lopez has fought for the world title. The winner of this bout will jump back to the head of the line in the 122 pound division.

The co-features will present Gary Stark Jr. taking Leopoldo Arocha in a Featherweight bout while undefeated Super Middleweight Lennox Allen will battle the upset specialist Darnell Boone. While Allen maybe 12-0, Boone has dropped Andre Ward and just knocked out 13-0 Adonis Stevenson. That’s still not all as Joselito Collado will fight another man who is known for upsets in Andres Ledesma. Collado is 10-0 but Ledesma knocked out the aforementioned Stark Jr. in one of the biggest upsets in recent memory.

Marc Abrams and ladies sensation Maureen “The Real Million Dollar Baby” Shea will describe all the action from the Aviator Sports Complex in Brooklyn, New York

FULL CARD
Mauricio Martinez (35-9-1, 23 KO’s) vs. Reynaldo Lopez (30-8-3, 21 KO’s)
Lennox Allen (12-0, 7 KO’s) vs. Darnell Boone (17-15-2, 7 KO’s)
Gary Stark Jr. (22-3, 8 KO’s) vs. Leopoldo Arocha (10-12-2, 6 KO’s)
Joselito Collado (10-0, 3 KO’s) vs. Andres Ledesma (15-17-1, 10 KO’s)
Joe Smith Jr. (6-0, 6 KO’s) vs. Eddie Caminero (6-3, 6 KO’s)
Andy Mejias (7-0, 3 KO’s) vs. Juan Zapata (1-3, 1 KO)
Mike Ruiz (8-4, 5 KO’s) vs. Noel Garcia (2-4-1, 1 KO)

Next Week:
Boxing returns to gofightlive.tv next Saturday as an exciting woman’s bout featuring Melissa “Hurracan” Hernandez battles Victoria Cisneros live from New Mexico

For full fight card and more details about this event, visit GoFightLive.tv

CHRIS MARTIN UPSETS CHRIS AVALOS

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Lateef Kayode Scores 12th Straight Knockout Over Alfredo Escalera, Jr.

HINCKLEY, MINN. (Aug. 7, 2010) – Chris Martin upset promising bantamweight Chris Avalos in the main event on ShoBox: The New Generation on SHOWTIME®. In the co-feature, Lateef Kayode knocked out Alfredo Escalera, Jr. to remain undefeated at the Grand Casino Hinckley in Hinckley, Minn.

Usually going by the nickname of “The San Diego Kid,” Martin changed his moniker to “Marvelous” for this fight against Chris “The Hitman” Avalos to symbolize his belief that he’d defeat Avalos, much like “Marvelous” Marvin Hagler defeated Tommy “Hitman” Hearns in 1985. Although Avalos-Martin didn’t play out quite as brutally as Hagler-Hearns, Martin (19-0-2), of San Diego, Calif., proved to be the better fighter for much of their 10-round distance bout. The split decision was scored 98-92 and 97-93 for Martin and 98-94 for Avalos, though the fans and telecast announcers were audibly surprised that Avalos won the card of judge John Mariano of Hugo, Minn.

As the favorite heading into the fight, Avalos (16-1, 13 KOs), of Lancaster, Calif., by way of San Diego, was unable to display his power against Martin’s slick defense and counterpunching. Missing long and wide, the hard-hitting Avalos’ inability to connect opened the door for Martin to take control of the fight. Though not known for his knockout power, Martin used methodical combinations and seemed to grow stronger as the fight progressed. SHOWTIME analyst Steve Farhood attributed Martin’s success to his punches being “shorter, sharper and faster” than Avalos’.

Despite his victory, Martin will not leave with Avalos’ NABO bantamweight belt. Unable to make the contracted weight of 118 lbs., Martin weighed in at 120 pounds and negated the title fight. Title or not, the fight proved the point Martin was trying to make to the boxing community. At Thursday’s weigh in, Martin told the press that after his Friday night bout against Avalos, “You’ll remember Chris Martin.”

Although he entered the new territory of rounds five through eight, Kayode (13-0, 12 KOs), of Hollywood California, by way of Nigeria, fought his way to the familiar outcome of knockout against Escalera (18-3-1, 12 KOs), of Orlando, Fla., by way of Puerto Rico, in a 10-round cruiserweight bout. From big left hooks to devastating uppercuts, the Kayode lived up to his nickname of “Power” through each round. Though missing on more punches than usual, Kayode dictated the fight’s pace and direction with the guidance of Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach in his corner. In the eighth round, the 6-foot-2 Nigerian put together a combination ending with a left hook that whipped around Escalera’s head before sending the former contestant on “The Contender” into the ropes.

Referee Joe Cortez scored it a knockdown before calling the fight as a TKO with one second left in the eighth round after consulting the wobbly Escalera and his corner. Kayode remains unbeaten with a knockout streak of 12 straight.

The doubleheader was promoted by Gary Shaw Productions, LLC. ShoBox will re-air on SHO 2 on Monday, Aug. 9 at 10 p.m. ET/PT and can be viewed On Demand from Aug. 9 through Aug. 22.

Curt Menefee called the action from ringside with Farhood and Antonio Tarver serving as expert analysts. Gordon Hall is the executive producer of ShoBox with Richard Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing.

For information on SHOWTIME Sports Programming, including exclusive behind-the-scenes video and photo galleries, complete telecast information and more, please go the new SHOWTIME Sports website at http://www.sho.com/sports.

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