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SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY AND SERGIO “THE LATIN SNAKE” MORA TO OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE THEIR FIGHT SET FOR SEPTEMBER 18 AT STAPLES CENTER IN LOS ANGELES ON MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY WEEKEND AND TELEVISED LIVE ON PAY-PER-VIEW

Posted on | August 1, 2010 | No Comments

SAUL “CANELO” ALVAREZ & “VICIOUS” VICTOR ORTIZ TO ANNOUNCE THEIR RESPECTIVE BOUTS ON UNDERCARD

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 AT 11:00 A.M. PT

CITY VIEW TERRACE – STAPLES CENTER

WHO:
SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY, Five-Time World Champion in Three Weight Divisions
SERGIO MORA,Former Junior Middleweight World Champion
SAUL “CANELO” ALVAREZ, Mexican Welterweight Phenom

VICTOR ORTIZ,Top Junior Welterweight Contender
OSCAR DE LA HOYA,President of Golden Boy Promotions
RICHARD SCHAEFER, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions

WHAT:
Five-Time World Champion Sugar Shane Mosley and former Junior Middleweight World Champion Sergio Mora will officially announce their bout set for Saturday, September 18 at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles on Mexican Independence Day Weekend. Mexican Welterweight Phenom Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and top junior welterweight contender Victor Ortiz will also be on hand to announce their respective bouts on the undercard. The event has a suggested retail price of $44.95 and will be distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View® beginning at 9 p.m. ET/ 6 p.m. PT

WHEN:
Tuesday, August 3
10:30 a.m. – Media Arrival/ Lunch
11:00 a.m. – Press Conference Begins

WHERE:
City View Terrace – STAPLES Center

1111 S. Figueroa Street

Los Angeles, CA 90015

MARQUEZ VS. DIAZ II POST-FIGHT QUOTES

Posted on | August 1, 2010 | No Comments

JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ

“I am willing to fight anybody. I am proud of my performance. Juan Diaz is a tremendous fighter. He came with a different game plan. Whatever is in store for me next, I will train hard and come to fight.

“In the first fight, Juan Diaz came forward. He pressed the fight. He was aggressive. Diaz was thinking more this time. He boxed more. The fight was a bit more technical, and I am happy with my performance.

“One of the [next] challenges is to move up to 140 and become the first Mexican fighter in boxing history to win four titles in four divisions.

“Age doesn’t matter, when you prepare yourself the way I do, age doesn’t matter.”

JUAN DIAZ

“It really touched my heart that so many people care about me as a person and boxer.

“Tonight was not my night. Juan Manuel Marquez is a great fighter. He is a future Hall of Famer and it was an honor to be in the ring with him again.

“I had a plan to beat him, and he came well prepared.

“I’m smart enough to know that you win some you lose some. Now I am going to go home and take a long break. I trained for 11 weeks and I gave it my all. I thought I was going to come in here and win, but oh well…that’s life.

“I’m not sure what’s next, I have to look at my options. I know for sure I have to take the dang LSAT on October 7. That is a given. As far as boxing, I have to sit with my family and Willie [Savannah] who is like my father and consider my options.”

ROBERT GUERRERO

“This was my first fight at 140 pounds. I am planning on going back to 135.

“You never want to attack a crafty guy when he is hurt. You have seen previous fights with Casamayor when he has knocked guys out when he was hurt.

“I did what I had to do to win the fight. Hopefully at 135, I can get a fight with Marquez and get myself in line to win the world championship.”

DMITRY PIROG

“I want to thank Oscar de la Hoya and Golden Boy Promotions for the opportunity. We enjoyed it. We have been here for a week and it has been great.

“I enjoyed the fight with Daniel Jacobs. I want to say thank you to Danny for coming and fighting with me. He really did come at me which made it a great fight. I hope everyone enjoyed the fight and I look forward to more great things.

“I want to give more fights to the fans because I enjoy a fight when the fans enjoy it, and I hope I can keep doing it more.”

JORGE LINARES

“I gave a great performance. Rocky is a great fighter. I will be back better than ever, stronger than ever. I wait to come back to Las Vegas and fight again.”

ROCKY JUAREZ

“Tonight was a big opportunity for me to put myself back in line for another world title and I blew it. I didn’t fight the fight that I trained for. Linares fought a great fight, a smart fight.

“I was never out of the fight. I kept trying and I wish I had won this fight. I will continue my career until I win a world title. I know this fight takes me back a couple steps. I am a fighter who never quits and always trains hard. I need to get myself back in there and get back in line for another world title.”

OSCAR DE LA HOYA

“We had a great night of boxing. “We saw some future world champions and we obviously saw a great legend in Juan Manuel Marquez. Juan Diaz came to fight. He came with a different strategy. Diaz has so much heart and can go in there with the best.

“This card was a great card. We feel very proud of the card. We are going to continue to make great fights happen.”

RICHARD SCHAEFER

“I think we need to consider everyone on this card a winner.

“Danny Jacobs is 23 years young and still has a lot to learn.

“The biggest winners here are Robert Guerrero and his wife Casey for being here and Casey being healthy.

“Juan Diaz will always be a winner because he puts in his heart and soul in everything he does and we will always be proud of him.”

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Posted on | August 1, 2010 | 1 Comment

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WATCH AMATEUR MMA ACTION TONIGHT ON GOFIGHTLIVE

Posted on | July 31, 2010 | No Comments

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For signups, please visit www.AmericanCageWarriors.com for the fighter application form. Amateurs will be fighting for: Non Exclusive, 3 PRO Fight Contract with Respect Is Earned MMA. For more details or to sign up, visit the website or contact Justin Adams at 877-407-1055

SUMMER, 2010 RING GIRL CONTEST VIDEO: VOTE NOW!

Posted on | July 31, 2010 | No Comments

MARQUEZ VS. DIAZ II “FIGHT OF THE YEAR: THE REMATCH” FINAL WEIGHTS

Posted on | July 30, 2010 | No Comments

RED CORNER BLUE CORNER

MAIN EVENT – RING MAGAZINE, WBA & WBO LIGHTWEIGHT TITLES – 12 ROUNDS

Juan Manuel MARQUEZ vs. Juan DIAZ

Mexico City, MEX Houston, TX

50-5-1 (37 KO’s) 35-3 (17 KO’s) Weight: 133.5 lbs. Weight: 135 lbs.

VACANT WBO MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE – 12 ROUNDS

Daniel JACOBS vs. Dmitry PIROG
Brooklyn, NY Temryuk, RUS
20-0-(17 KO’s) 16-0 (13 KO’s)
Weight: 159 lbs. Weight: 160 lbs.

JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS – 10 ROUNDS

Robert GUERRERO vs. Joel CASAMAYOR

Gilroy, CA Guantanamo, CUB

26-1-1 (18 KO’s) 37-4-1 (22 KO’s) Weight: 138.5 lbs. Weight: 138 lbs.

VACANT WBA FEDELATIN LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE – 10 ROUNDS

Jorge LINARES vs. Rocky JUAREZ

Barinas, VEN Houston, TX

28-1 (18 KO’s) 28-6-1 (20 KO’s) Weight: 132.5 lbs. Weight: 132 lbs.

JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS – 6 ROUNDS

Frankie GOMEZ vs. Ronald PETERSON

East Los Angeles, CA St. Paul, MN

4-0 (4 KO’s) 2-2 (2 KO’s)
Weight: 139 lbs. Weight: TBD

SWING BOUT-LIGHTWEIGHTS – 4/6 ROUNDS
Juan Manuel MONTIEL vs. Mike PERALTA
Mexico City, MEX Carson City, NV

5-3-1 (1 KO) 4-5 (1 KO)
Weight: 134 lbs. Weight: 136 lbs.

IBF SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT ELIMINATOR – 12 ROUNDS
Sakio BIKA vs. Jean Paul MENDY
Sydney, AUS Paris, FRA

28-3-2 (19 KO’s) 28-0-1 (16 KO’s)
Weight: 166 lbs. Weight: 167 lbs.

SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS – 8 ROUNDS
George GROVES vs. Alfredo CONTRERAS

Hammersmith, ENG Los Mochis, MEX
9-0 (7 KO’s) 11-7-1 (5 KO’s)
Weight: 169 lbs. Weight: 169 lbs.

HEAVYWEIGHTS – 8 ROUNDS
Seth MITCHELL vs. Derek BRYANT
Brandywine, MD Philadelphia, PA

17-0-1 (11 KO’s) 20-5-1 (17 KO’s)
Weight: 243 lbs. Weight: 201 lbs.

SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY AND SERGIO “THE LATIN SNAKE” MORA TO OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE THEIR FIGHT SET FOR SEPTEMBER 18 AT STAPLES CENTER IN LOS ANGELES ON MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY WEEKEND

Posted on | July 30, 2010 | No Comments

EVENT WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON PAY-PER-VIEW; SAUL “CANELO” ALVAREZ & “VICIOUS” VICTOR ORTIZ TO ANNOUNCE THEIR RESPECTIVE BOUTS ON UNDERCARD

SATURDAY, JULY 31 AT 11:00 A.M. PT

MIZUYA LOUNGE AT MANDALAY BAY IN LAS VEGAS

*OPEN TO THE PUBLIC*

WHO: SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY, Five-Time World Champion in Three Weight Divisions
SERGIO MORA,Former Junior Middleweight World Champion
SAUL
“CANELO” ALVAREZ, Mexican Welterweight Phenom

VICTOR ORTIZ,Top Junior Welterweight Contender
OSCAR DE LA HOYA,President of Golden Boy Promotions
RICHARD SCHAEFER, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions

WHAT: Five-Time World Champion Sugar Shane Mosley and former Junior Middleweight World Champion Sergio Mora will officially announce their bout set for Saturday, September 18 at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles on Mexican Independence Day Weekend. Mexican Welterweight Phenom Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and top junior welterweight contender Victor Ortiz will also be on hand to announce their respective bouts on the undercard. The event has a suggested retail price of $44.95 and will be distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View® beginning at 9 p.m. ET/ 6 p.m. PT

WHEN: SATURDAY, JULY 31

10:30 a.m. – Media Arrival

11:00 a.m. – Press Conference

*Lunch will be served following press conference

WHERE: Mizuya Lounge (Formerly J-Pop Lounge)

Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino

3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119

Mauricio Martinez to take on Reynaldo Lopez as for New York State title on August 7th in Brooklyn

Posted on | July 30, 2010 | No Comments

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK (July 29, 2010)-On Saturday night August 7th, Havoc Boxing will make its initial foray in to boxing promotion as the upstart Promotion presents a terrific night of boxing at the Aviator Sports Complex in Brooklyn, New York.

In the main event, Former world Bantamweight champion Mauricio Martinez will take part in a ten round bout against Reynaldo Lopez for the New York State Super Bantamweight title.

Martinez, a native of Panama has a record of 35-9-1 with twenty-three knockouts. Martinez was 8-0-1 in his first nine bouts before being stopped and overmatched against twenty-six fight veteran and future world champion, Freddie Norwood way back on May 31st, 1997. Martinez split his next four fights with a win over undefeated Antonio Diaz and two losses to future WBC Super Bantamweight champion Hecto Arcero Sanchez.

That did not dissuade Martinez as he went on to win nine straights, all by knockout which included winning the WBO Bantamweight title with a fifth round knockout over Lester Fuentes in Manchester, England and making one defense which was first round knockout over Esham Pickering in Pickering’s home country of England. Martinez lost the belt to Cruz Carvajal via ninth round stoppage on March 15th, 2002.

Martinez went on to win nine in a row which set him up for another challenge of the WBO Bantamweight title. Martinez lost a controversial majority decision to Ratancchi Singwangcha in Singwangcha’s homeland of Thailand. Martinez won three in a row before being stopped by future world champion Gerry Penalosa.

Since the loss to Penalosa, Martinez has gone 4-2 with his latest outing being a twelve round unanimous decision loss to Heriberto Ruiz on March 20, 2009.

Lopez of Santa Fe Springs, CA via Colombia has a record of 30-8-3 with twenty-one knockouts.

Lopez started out his career by going 15-0-1 before a loss to undefeated Carlos Meza.

Lopez then went 10-1-1 in his next twelve bouts which set him up for an IBF Jr. Bantamweight title elimination bout with future champion Dimitry Kirillov.

Lopez dropped a close majority decision but went on to win three straight before losing a twelve round unanimous decision to Cristian Mijares for the WBC Interim Super Flyweight championship.

Lopez was then stopped in five rounds to former 122 lb champion Daniel Ponce De Leon before scoring a vicious third round stoppage over undefeated Mike Oliver (21-0).

In his last bout, Lopez dropped an eight round unanimous decision to undefeated Rico Eamos (15-0) on April 24th in Ontario, CA.

In the six round co-feature, Popular Super Featherweight, Gary Stark Jr. 22-3 with eight knockouts of New York City will return to the ring Leopaldo Arocha

Stark won his first seventeen bouts and was looking like one of the top prospects in the lower weight divisions.

He then met fellow 17-0 prospect Mike Oliver and dropped a unanimous decision for the USBA Jr. Featherweight title.

After a stunning knockout defeat to Andreas Ledesma, Stark went on to win four straight which included a ten round unanimous decision over Ledesma in the highly anticipated rematch.

Stark will be making his first ring appearance in nearly sixteen months as in his last bout he was taken out in three rounds against top contender Antonio Escalante (19-2) on April 24, 2009.

Arocha of Panama City, Panama has a record of 10-12-2 with six wins coming via knockout.

The road has not been easy for Arocha has he has faced a murderers row of world champion, title challengers and top prospects.

To look at the dossier of Arocha, one would find names such as former WBA Super Bantamweight champion Celestiono Caballero (TKO by 3) in Arocha’s third bout; Jose Beranza (TKO by 4); Former WBO Super Flyweight champion Adonis Rivas, for whom Arocha fought a spirited draw with; Former WBA Bantamweight champion Nehomar Cermano (TKO by 7); former world title challenger Feidor Viloria (TKO by 5) the aforementioned Mauricio Martinez (Loss bu unanimous decision)

In his last bout, Arocha traveled to Japan and scored an eight round unanimous decision over Yosuke Takeuchi on November 3rd in front of Takeuchi’s hometown fans.

Undefeated Featherweight, Joselito Collado, 10-0 with three knockouts of Jamaica, Queens will take on an an opponent to be named in a six round bout.

Christian Martinez, 4-0 with four knockouts of New York City will tussle with Jose Luis Perez Adorno (2-3, 1 KO) of Caguas, PR in a six round Jr. Welterweight bout.

Former 2008 U.S. Olympian Sadam Ali will fight a six round Welterweight bout against an opponent to be named.

Ali has a record of 8-0 with four knockouts. is coming off an explosive knockout over Julias Edmonds on July 16th in Newark, NJ.

Light heavyweight Andy Mejia, 7-0 with three knockouts will take on Juan Zapata (1-3, 1 KO) of Bronx, New York

Mike Ruiz (8-4, 5 KO’s) of Long Island, NY will take on Noel Garcia (2-4-1, 1 KO) of Springfield, MA in a four round Jr. Middleweight bout

Danny Valle, 1-0 with one knockout will take on debuting George Santiago in a four round Super Featherweight bout.

Rounding out the card will be female heavyweight Sonya Lamonakis (1-0, 1 KO) of Turner Falls, MA in a four round bout.

Tickets for this special night of boxing are priced at $50 for all seats and can be purchased at the Following Locations:

The Aviator Box Office
Gleasons Gym (718) 797 2872
Sadam Ali Boxing & Fitness Center (917) 807 3630
New Legend Boxing Club (718) 487 4474

The Aviator Sports Complex is located at:

3159 Flatbush Ave – Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234

For more information on Havoc Boxing, Click:
www.havocboxingnyc.com

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