ENNIS DEFEATS GONZALEZ IN A BLUE HORIZON CLASSIC
Posted on | April 5, 2010 | No Comments
Derek “Pooh” Ennis and Jose Gonzalez thrill fans at Spring Fling at The Legendary Blue Horizon
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PHILADELPHIA (April 4, 2010)—Boxing historians can now add this past Friday’s bout between USBA Jr. Middleweight champion, Derek “Pooh” Ennis and Jose Gonzalez to list of classic biuts that have taken place at The Legendary Blue Horizon as they engaged in a ten round war that was won by Ennis via majority decision.
The show was promoted by Vernoca L. Michael and Blue Horizon Boxing LLC
Ennis and Gonzalez waged a classic toe to toe war which had the near capacity crowd on the edge of their seats throughout the ten round classic.
Ennis showed amazing hand speed as he ripped up six and seven punch combination’s that rocked Gonzalez all over the ring. Gonzalez stunned Ennis in round two for which Ennis seemed like he was in big trouble as Gonzalez continuously landed hard shots to the head but Ennis showed a great chin and came back more furious then before.
It seemed that every time Ennis would have Gonzalez in serious trouble and ready to go, the visitor from Garden City, Kansas would come back as not only did he show a granite chin but heart that was unparalleled as he would come but to be more than competitive in the ebb and flow contest. Ennis himself showed heart and determination because not only beat a relentless opponent but over the final few rounds he fought with a nasty cut on his right eyebrow,
Ennis won by scores of 98-92; 98-92and 95-95 to raise his record to 21-2-1. He will now look to defend his USBA crown in June or July.
The co-feature saw Derek’s brother, Farah dominated and then scored a emphatic second round knockout over Frankie Santos in their scheduled eight round Jr. Middleweight bout.
Ennis dropped Santos at the end of the round and Santos was not able to continue at the 3:10 of the second frame.
Ennis remained undefeated at 13-0 while recording his seventh stoppage.
Heavyweight Bryant Jennings landed a perfect uppercut that laid out Jon Bolden for several minutes as Jennings scored a highlight reel third round knockout in a scheduled four round bout of undefeated heavyweights.
Other winners on the card were Clemente Bethea, Jose Ortiz and Duane King.
FULL RESULTS
10 ROUNDS JR. MIDDLEWEIGHTS—Derek “Pooh” Ennis (21-2-1), 157 ½ lbs of Philadelphia MD over Jose Gonzalez (13-7-1), 155 lbs of Garden City, Kansas…Scores were 98-92, 98-92 and 95-95
8 ROUNDS SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS—Farah Ennis (13-0, 7 KO’s) 169 lbs of Philadelphia KO 2 (3:10) over Frankie Santos (17-9-4) 173 lbs of Salinas, PR
4 ROUNDS HEAVYWEIGHTS— Bryant Jennings (2-0, 1 KO) 221 lbs of Philadelphia KO 3 (3:06 over Jon Bolden (1-1) 237 ½ lbs of New York, NY
4 ROUNDS JR WELTERWEIGHTS— Clemente Bethea (2-0) 139 ½ lbs of Camden, NJ U DEC over Jason Sia (0-2) 139 lbs of Philadelphia….scores were 38-36 on all cards
4 ROUNDS FEATHERWEIGHTS—Jose Ortiz (3-2) 129 lbs of Jersey City, NJ U DEC over Luis Esquilin (1-3-1) 126 lbs of Philadelphia…Scores were 40-36; 40-36 and 39-37
4 ROUNDS MIDDLEWEIGHTS—Duane King (1-1) 154 lbs of Reidsville, NC MAJDEC over Kamel Al-Olabi (0-3) 159 lbs of Saudi Arabia… Scores were 39-37; 39-37 and 38-38
Photo Credit: Claudia Bocanegra
This classic night of boxing is now available to be viewed all over the world on www.gofightlive.tv by clicking:
http://www.gofightlive.tv/showEvent.do?eventId=576
THE NEXT EVENT AT THE LEGENDARY BLUE HORIZON WILL BE FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 4TH
Ex-UT Linebacker St. Preux, Other Local MMA Stars Fight April 17 In Nashville
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FORMER UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE LINEBACKER OVINCE ST. PREUX LEADS PACK OF TALENT ON STRIKEFORCE NASHVILLE MMA UNDERCARD AT BRIDGESTONE ARENA ON SATURDAY, APRIL 17
Eleven Nashville area fighters tapped for explosive undercard
NASHVILLE (April 5, 2010) – Music City will be rockin’ as 12 area fighters, including former University of Tennessee linebacker Ovince St. Preux, will join Muhammad “King Mo” Lawal of Murfreesboro, Tenn., in mixed martial arts (MMA) competition at the STRIKEFORCE Nashville: Henderson vs. Shields event Saturday, April 17, at Bridgestone Arena.
The first MMA fight card in Nashville history that will be televised on network television (CBS) will include nine athletes from Nashville, one from Knoxville (St. Preux) and one from Memphis. They will be featured on the non-televised portion of the fight card.
St. Preux (4-4), who will take on Chris Hawk (3-3) of Memphis, is a 6-foot-3, 26-year-old who played for the Vols from 2001-2004. After graduating with a degree in Sociology in ’04, he became heavily involved in MMA, utilizing his impressive wrestling skills and natural athletic abilities. He competed in Tennessee’s first sanctioned MMA event on Feb. 20, 2009.
In a 2009 Sports Illustrated poll, St. Preux, who fights out of Knoxville MMA, finished second for best submission of the year after making Ombey Mobley surrender from a slick pressure submission known as a “calf-slicer” on April 25 in Knoxville.
Hawk, a 6-foot-1, 24-year-old member of Memphis Judo & Jiu-Jitsu, specializes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai. An all-around athlete, he played baseball, basketball, football and soccer in school.
Four of the undercard bouts will pit Nashville area fighters against one another: Justin “The Punisher’’ Pennington (debut) vs. Dustin Ortiz (1-0) at 125 pounds; Hunter “The Future’’ Worsham (5-1) vs. Zach “Thunderwood’’ Underwood (5-2) at 185; Thomas Campbell (3-0) vs. Cody Floyd (3-0) at 145; and Andy “Stunner’’ Uhrich (4-0) vs. Dustin West (2-2) at 170.
Another Nashville fighter, Josh “The Warhammer’’ Shockman (6-2), will take on Cale “Aquaman’’ Yarbrough (6-1) of Atlanta.
Doors at Bridgestone Arena will open at 6:30 CT. The first preliminary bout will begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are on sale at the Bridgestone Arena ticket office, all Ticketmaster locations (800) 745-3000, Ticketmaster online (www.ticketmaster.com) and STRIKEFORCE’S official website (www.strikeforce.com).
Pennington is an explosive and charismatic bantamweight. The 5-foot-4-inch, 24-year old specializes in wrestling and trains San Shou boxing at Integrated Martial Arts in Lebanon, Tenn., under Brian Fussell.
The International Sport Karate Association (ISKA) Tennessee Flyweight Champion, Pennington went 7-2 in the amateurs. He won the ISKA belt by knocking out previously unbeaten David James in the first round in Murfreesboro. Pennington is popular with the fans for speaking his mind and never backing down from a fight.
Ortiz triumphed in his pro debut last Feb. 20, in Nashville, winning by impressive first-round submission over Lucas Thomas via an arm triangle just a minute into the match.
Worsham is in the Army and stationed in Ft. Campbell, Ky. A fine wrestler with strong standup, the 5-foot-10, 26-year-old Worsham is a two-time champion in the Gladiator Challenge.
The son of MMA pioneer Cal Worsham, Hunter turned pro in April 2007 and fought four times that year. Due in large part to his stint in the service, this will be just his third start in two and a half years and second since donning the army green.
The crowd-pleasing, well-conditioned Worsham won his second MMA belt in his last outing when he captured the Gladiator Challenge light heavyweight (205 pounds) title on March 6. He captured the Gladiator Challenge 170-pound crown on Aug. 13, 2008.
Underwood, a native of Music City who now resides in Union City, is a heavy-handed stand up fighter with a relentless style. He turned pro on April 24, 2009, and won all three of his starts that year. He registered a unanimous decision victory over Terry Robinson last Feb. 27.
Along with an older brother, Jake, the 6-foot-2, 26-year-old Underwood co-owns Thunderdome Training Center, where he is a personal trainer. His MMA squad is called Team Relentless.
West was born and raised in Ashland City, which is 20 miles northwest of Nashville. At Cheatham County High, he earned All-State honors in football. West enlisted in the United States Marine Corp after high school. He served for six years and spent 12 months in Iraq.
Upon returning home, West worked for the Cheatham County Sheriff’s Department. He played semi-professional football for several seasons, in Nashville, for a team of law enforcement personnel. A specialist in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, West went undefeated as an amateur before turning pro July 18, 2008. He’s coming off a 50-second TKO over Marcus Fletcher in February.
Uhrich, a member of Team Vortex, is a popular 6-foot, 24-year-old known for his elbow strikes and aggressive style. He compiled an amateur record of 6-0 before going pro in October 2007.
Uhrich won a unanimous decision victory over Brandon Barger in his last start in October ‘09.
Floyd, a 5-foot-10-inch, 21-year-old who fights for AGEMA Fight Team out of Tupelo BJJ, prefers to keep it on the ground. He went 5-0 in the amateurs.
Campbell earned “Amateur of the Year” honors in 2009 by an MMA website. An experienced fighter, he is coming off a 37-second knockout over Dan Virtue this past March 6.
Yarbrough has won six in a row since losing his debut on July 19, 2007. This will be the 6-foot-2, 23-year-old’s first start in 2010. A top athlete in high school where he participated in baseball, basketball, football, and swimming, Yarbrough attends the University of Georgia where he studies psychology. He got the nickname “Aquaman” for his prowess in the pool.
Shockman , who fought in the UFC, is a talented sort who possesses good boxing and Muay Thai skills and makes for scintillating scraps.
The six undercard fights will precede the televised portion of STRIKEFORCE Nashville: Henderson vs. Shields live on the CBS Television Network. In televised STRIKEFORCE world title fights, legendary MMA superstar and two-time U.S. Olympic wrestling competitor Dan Henderson (25-7) will challenge STRIKEFORCE World Middleweight (185 pounds) Champion Jake Shields (24-4-1), who has won 13 straight dating to December 2004, STRIKEFORCE World Light Heavyweight (205 pounds) Champion Gegard Mousasi (28-2-1) will defend his crown against undefeated MMA star and two-time NCAA All-American wrestling star “King Mo” (6-0) and STRIKEFORCE World Lightweight (155 pounds) titlist Gilbert “El Nino” Melendez (17-2) will risk his belt against DREAM champion and Japanese superstar Shinya Aoki (23-4).
In March 2009, STRIKEFORCE signed a multi-year agreement to stage live MMA events on the premium cable television network. The promotion made its live, primetime debut on CBS with the “Fedor vs. Rogers” mega-fight that it co-promoted with M-1 Global on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009, and generated 5.46 million viewers for the main event between the world’s No. 1 heavyweight, Fedor Emelianenko, and superstar Brett “The Grim” Rogers.
Tags: 2010 > April 17 > CBS > Mixed Martial Arts > MMA > Strikeforce
Ringside : Rage live Web Streaming!
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(For immediate release) – Montreal, April 2nd 2010 – Ringside MMA is proud to announce that our next event, Ringside: Rage, will be the first MMA event in the history of Quebec to be broadcast live via the World Wide Web on April 10th from the Maurice Richard Arena. Presented in collaboration with the firm NEOXO, the official web broadcaster for Ringside MMA, and with the participation of RAZOR WEAR, Ringside: Rage will be available for MMA fans from coast to coast.
Beginning on April 5th, viewers will be able to pre-order Ringside: Rage directly from the Ringside MMA website (http://www.ringsidemma.tv). Once on the website, just click on the PAY PER VIEW section and you can order this PPV for the low price of only 9.95$. When completed, you will be enjoying the best in MMA action from the top Canadian prospects right from the comfort of your own living room on Saturday, April 10th!
You can keep up to date on all the latest news regarding Ringside MMA and the RAGE event scheduled for April 10th by visiting our newly revamped website at http://www.ringsidemm.tv.
Ringside is a proud partner of Neoxo (http://www.neoxo.com), Bud Light (http://www.budlight.ca), Rage Liquid Energy Drinks (http://www.rageliquidenergy.com), Karv Clothing (http://www.karv.tv), MMA Fight Shop (http://www.mmafightshop.ca), Razor Wear MMA (http://www.razorwearmma.com), Le Journal de Montreal (http://lejournaldemontreal.canoe.ca), Equinoxe Productions (http://www.production-equinoxe.com), and Litho Mille Iles Printing (http://www.lithomille-iles.com). For more information about Ringside MMA or the Ringside: Rage event, please consult our website at http://www.ringsidemma.tv, contact Eric Champoux via email at eric@productionequinoxe.com, or the media relations department at media@ringsidemma.tv.
HOPKINS VS. JONES II POST-FIGHT QUOTES
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RICHARD SCHAEFER, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions
“Hopkins was taken to the Southern Hills Hospital for observation immediately following the fight.
“It was a great victory for Bernard Hopkins. Seventeen years in the making. He got the win, the victory he waited for. A lot of people counted Roy out. Roy came to fight and I want to congratulate him for that.”
JOHN WIRT, CEO of Square Ring, Inc.
“Roy is going to the hospital as well. In terms of this fight, it was obviously a longstanding rivalry between two legends of our generation. It is up to Roy. I am sure he will be making that decision down the road in terms of what he wants to do with his career.”
BERNARD HOPKINS VS. ROY JONES JR.
BERNARD HOPKINS
“It was kind of rough. He’s a warrior. He’s a veteran and a good fighter. I see spots. I have been hit in the back of the head before, but in the gym with head gear on. I was toughing it out. I was seeing spots in the sixth round.
“I felt I got hit in the back of the head and my legs went and I started seeing spots. I was mad. Weeks did a helluva job. He was doing the best he could to keep us both under control.
“I wanted to keep pressing. I’m a scrappy fighter. I might not be flashy. I might not be pretty, but I am a hard core Philadelphia fighter and blue collar worker like most Americans.
“The rematch was well worth it. It was sweet revenge for me.
“I want David Haye, the heavyweight champion of the world.”
ROY JONES JR.
“Ifeel great. Even at my age I’m still in control. I want to thank god for as healthy as I am today. Pensacola in the house. Thank all I my fans for their support. I kind of got behind. I was trying to knock him out because I was behind. He is a very crafty veteran. He was hitting me behind the head.
“I was worried the first time. I knew if I was fouled too much I would have been disqualified. I wanted to give the fans what they wanted. I tried to do that tonight.”
JASON LITZAU VS. ROCKY JUAREZ
JASON LITZAU
“This is the biggest victory of my career. Rocky is a true champion. I want to thank Square Ring and Golden Boy for this opportunity. Me and Rocky gave them a helluva show. I felt like I had another 10 rounds in me. I was so calm. I was relaxed on the inside. I was going to turn it up in the later rounds. I knew Rocky was coming. I was going to turn it up in the later rounds.”
ROCKY JUAREZ
“I felt the cut was the result of a punch, not an accidental head butt. The cut was by a short left hook. By saying it was an accidental head butt, I was disappointed. I love Jason. We know each other. I am one of the best fighters in the world.
“I felt that the decision was bull. I was going to stop him at the end of the night. We never collided heads. I made sure of it. Jason knew he was going to get knocked out towards the end of the fight.
“I do not consider this losing. I did not lose this fight. I felt that this fight was taken from me. I would like a rematch. Jason should give me that rematch because he knows it was a punch. The cut was underneath his eye. Jason just backed out.”
SERGIO MORA VS. CALVIN GREEN
SERGIO MORA
“It is great to be victorious. The rust was certainly there. 19 months out of the ring took its toll. That will happen. I started really slow. By the third round I felt more like the Latin snake. By the fourth and fifth round, I got it under control. He was always trying to counter. I gave him some good body shots. He can really take a punch. I mixed it up pretty good. I am back. I am with a good promoter now, Golden Boy. I am back.
“This guy came in at the last minute. I couldn’t find any tapes on him.
I knew he was gonna be tough. I had never seen him.
“The cut didn’t bother me. I’m used to cuts. I’m used to getting lacerated.
“It took two rounds for me to get the rust off, but I was so motivated and I just want to get back in there.
“You are going to see a lot more because I am hungry. I am ready to fight the best. I am glad I got the rust off.
“I want to fight the best. Let me get another fight. I will let Richard Schaefer get me another opponent ASAP and then I will be ready.”
ISMAYL SILLAKH VS. DANIEL JUDAH
ISMAEL SILLAKH
“I respect Bernard Hopkins, but if I fought him, I would beat him.
“I am ready for a world title right now because I trained hard. I train every day twice a day. I am ready. It is my time.”
Tags: Bernard Hopkins > Boxing > Calvin Green > Daniel Judah > Golden Boy Promotions > Ismayl Sillakh > Jason Litzau > John Wirt > Richard Schaeffer > Rocky Juarez > Roy Jones Jr. > Sergio Mora > Square Ring
GLEASON’S GYM NEWSLETTER
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This year’s Daily News Golden Gloves are over and a very successful tournament it was.
Gleason’s Gym will now return to our Monthly Amateur Boxing Shows starting Saturday April 17th.
We will use two rings. Ring one will handle the Junior Olympic Tournament preliminary bouts. Ring two will handle the monthly club show.
November 17, 2009. This show is part of our Monthly Boxing Series. The club show will include JO, Novice, Senior and Master bouts.
The weigh in will begin at 4:00PM and the first bout will begin at 6:00PM.
All our bouts are pre-matched. They are sanctioned by USABoxingMetro. All boxers must have their boxing book with them in order to participate.
If you wish to participate, please call or email Angela Querol, New York number one matchmaker. The telephone number is: (718) 797-2872 and the email address is: gleasons75@aol.com .
The ticket price is $20 per person. All gym members and registered amateurs with their books in hand pay $15 per person.
“SOLO BOXEO TECATE” IS BACK ON TELEFUTURA
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THE RETURN OF ROBERT GUERRERO HIGHLIGHTS THE RETURN OF THE HIT BOXING SERIES
LOS ANGELES, April 3 – For years, it was one of the most beloved series for true fight fans and Golden Boy Promotions is pleased to announce that the “Sólo Boxeo Tecate” boxing series will make its much-anticipated return on Friday, April 30 from Tropicana Las Vegas. In the premiere show, which will be televised live on TeleFutura, former three-time and two-division World Champion Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero makes his return to the ring to face Roberto Arrieta in a ten round lightweight bout.
“After many months of hard work, we’re proud to say that the “Sólo Boxeo Tecate” boxing series is back on TeleFutura,” said Oscar de la Hoya, President of Golden Boy Promotions. “We can’t wait to deliver the high-quality action that the series is known for and it all begins on April 30 at Tropicana Las Vegas, a venue with which we look forward to forging a new relationship.”
“We’re changing everything at Tropicana Las Vegas and, in doing so, we are venturing into new entertainment offerings for our hotel guests, Las Vegas visitors and residents,” said Tom McCartney, President of Tropicana Las Vegas. “We are proud to partner with Golden Boy Promotions for this fight. They provide an unmatched line-up of top ranked boxers from around the world. This broad demographic appeal fits perfectly with the new Tropicana experience, where fun, excitement and energy are at play.”
It will be Guerrero’s first bout since his world championship win over Malcolm Klassen in August of 2009. In early 2010, Guerrero vacated his IBF Junior Lightweight World title in order to care for his wife Casey, who is battling Leukemia. With Casey taking positive steps on the road to recovery, Guerrero will now begin his road back to the top of the boxing mountain.
Guerrero vs. Arrieta is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Cerveza Tecate. Doors open at 7:00pm, the first bell rings at 7:30pm and the TeleFutura broadcast begins at 8:30pm PT/11:30pm ET.
Tickets, priced at $100, $50, and $35, are on sale now at the Tropicana Box Office, and by calling 702.739.3507. Tickets may also be purchased online at www.troplv.com.
A three-time World Champion in two weight divisions, Gilroy, California’s Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero (25-1-1, 17 KO’s) is also one of boxing’s brightest young stars. An exciting warrior with fight-ending power in his fists, the 27-year-old southpaw is unbeaten since 2006 and eager to pick up where he left off in 2009 by taking out Arrieta and earning another world title shot.
One of Argentina’s toughest fighters, Santa Rosa’s Roberto David Arrieta (34-15-4, 15 KO’s) is a machine in the ring who will test the spirit of anyone brave enough to face him. A former South American and WBC Mundo Hispano champion, the 34 year-old has won four of his last five bouts and is looking to upset Guerrero’s plans to win another world title.
A hard-hitting slate of undercard bouts will be announced at a later date.
For more information, please visit www.univision.net, www.goldenboypromotions.com, and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/GoldenBoyBoxing.
Tags: Boxing > Cerveza Tecate > Las Vegas > lightweight > Los Angeles > Robert Arrieta > Robert Guerrero > Soleo Boxeo Tecate > Telefutura
M1 SELECTION AMERICAS RESULTS
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Saturday, April 3, 2010
pro MMA MMA Global ExpansionM-1
Bally’s Casino, Atlantic City
M-1 Selection Americas
All fights are FIVE minutes of THREE rounds
160 lbs
Renato Migliaccio (108-272) vs. John Salgado (100-280)
Migliaccio. 159.6. Salgado. 159.8
REF MULHALL
Salgado wins split decision three rounds 29-28, 29-28 and 28-29 Blatnick
135 lbs
Josh Rave (106-362) vs. Zach Makovsky (105-369)
Rave. 135.8. Makovsky. 134.8
REF MULHALL
Makovsky wins via guillotine at 1:49 of round three
130 lbs
Lennox Chance (112-308) vs. Rami Ibrahim (106-502)
Chance. 129.2. Ibrahim. 132.8
Ibrahim fined weight penalty of $180 which goes to opponent
REF PETERSON
Chance wins via tap due to rear naked choke at 4:46 of round one.
155 lbs
Kevin Roddy (105-601) vs. Dennis Bermudez (111-050)
Roddy. 154.6. Bermudez. 155.4
REF MULHALL
Bermudez wins unanimous decision three rounds, all three judges 30-27
155 lbs
George Sheppard (107-037) vs. Mervin Rodriguez (101-649)
Sheppard. 154.6. Rodriguez. 156
REF PETERSON
Sheppard wins split decision three rounds, 29-28, 29-28 and 28-29 Bilyk
185 lbs
Mike Geurin (106-023) vs. Todd Chattelle (113-994)
Geurin. 185.4. Chattelle. 183.6
REF MIRAGLIOTTA
Geurin win via TKO referee stoppage at 0:32 of round three
155 lbs
Robert Conner (107-038) vs. Pat Audinwood (106-014)
Conner. 156.2. Audinwood. 155.4
Conner fined $20 as a weight penalty and goes to opponent
REF MIRAGLIOTTA
Audinwood wins unanimous decision three rounds, all three judges 29-28
Audinwood suspended 60 days for laceration
185 lbs
John Doyle (103-571) vs. Plinio Cruz (104-467)
Doyle. 185.8. Cruz. 186.8
Cruz fined $80 as weight penalty and goes to opponent
REF MIRAGLIOTTA
Cruz wins unanimous decision three rounds, 30-26, 30-26 and 30-27 Blatnick.
170 lbs
Colin Schrader (107-527) vs. Josh Smidt (112-419)
Schrader 170.8. Smidt. 171.6
Smidt fined $60 as weight penalty and goes to opponent
REF PETERSON
Schrader wins via guillotine at 0:30 of round one
170 lbs
Mike Winters (113-203) vs. Brian DeMuro (105-667)
Winters. 171. DeMuro. 177.4
DeMuro fined $500 as weight penalty if he loses and $640 if he wins which goes to opponent
Bout cancelled at pre-fight physical,
DeMuro complaining of injuries to examining physician
DeMuro suspended until weight penalty paid to Winters
DeMuro suspended pending X-ray of ribs
DeMuro suspended pending pulmonary clearance by chest surgeon
DeMuro suspended pending clearance from GI specialist
STAFF-
Announcer Kevin “The Garv” Garvey
Referees Dan Miragliotta, Kevin Mulhall and Keith Peterson
Judges Jon Bilyk, Jeff Blatnick and Douglas Crosby
Scorekeeper Ellen Rubin
Timekeeper Julius Proenza
Ringside Physicians Dr. Steven Oxler, Dr. Sherry Wulkan and Dr. Eric Wurmser
Inspectors Gary Gudzak, Cordell Hunter, Kerri Kaminski, Bob Levy, Anthony Lynn, Todd Manfredi, Mike Morrisson, Jim O’Connor, Gasper Oliver,Tony Tamburrino, and Cardo Urso
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