Cage Wars at Tri-State Sports: SATURDAY MARCH 27

Posted on | March 24, 2010 | No Comments

Cage Wars at Tri-State Sports
63 Concord Road Aston, PA 19014
Tickets Available at the Door or Call 610.291.0806

12 Mixed Martial Arts Fights Featuring:
Travis Thopson. Jesus Martinez, Julio Rosario, Ben Tichy, Jim O’hara, Jimmy Dewar,John Mcbride, Mike Jenkins, Joe Parkinson, Pat Macke, Hector Pacheco, Matt Ibbetson, Joe Delvescio, Jackson Duncan, Jeff Stott, Steve McCabe, Mike Marlow, Ryan Davis

5pm Doors Open
Come early to get your picture taken with:
MMA Celebrities
XFE Round Card Girls
ESPN Dance Team
7pm Fights Start
Official XFE After Party at The Wharf Tavern

Ticket Pricing
$30 – General Admission
$45 – Reserved Seating
$65 – Ringside Seating

Julaton Touches Down to Hero’s Welcome in Toronto

Posted on | March 24, 2010 | No Comments

Local Pinoy Community Greets Battling Beauty With Open Arms

TORONTO, ON – (Wednesday, March 24, 2010) San Francisco’s Filipino fighting sensation Ana “The Hurricane” Julaton (6-1-1, 1 KO) arrived in Toronto Tuesday to a hero’s welcome, with fans greeting her at Pearson International Airport upon her arrival, and at a special dinner in her honor just hours later.

This coming Saturday, March 27, at Rumble at Rama XI, Julaton will face Toronto’s own Lisa “Bad News” Brown (16-4-3, 5 KO’s) in a battle for the vacant WBA Female Super Bantamweight title.

“Wow, I’ve only just arrived in Toronto for the first time, and it already feels like home away from home,” Julaton told an adoring audience Tuesday night at M Studio Restaurant in Mississauga.

“Female boxing doesn’t usually get this type of attention, so I’m not used to being in the spotlight, but when you get an opportunity like this you have to take advantage of it.”

If the photogenic Julaton can get past the ultra-tough, and far more experienced Brown, Allan Tremblay, President of Orion Sports Management, sees nothing but great things ahead for “The Hurricane.”

“For the past year and a half, we’ve had such a great relationship with our Filipino fans,” Tremblay told the crowd at M Studio. “And a great showing by Ana will help make Filipino boxing in Toronto that much bigger.”

“We have an absolutely great event on tap Saturday. But this is just the beginning of Ana’s journey to superstardom.”

Aside from Julaton vs. Brown, two other sensational title match-ups round out one of the deepest fight cards in Canadian history.

In a special ten round attraction, champion Greg Kielsa (11-0, 5 KO’s), and challenger Neven Pajkic.(11-0, 5 KO’s), face off in a historic battle pitting two undefeated fighters vying for the Canadian Heavyweight title.

And in the main event, “The Canadian Kid” Steve Molitor (31-1, 12 KO’s, IBF #2) renews acquaintances with South African Takalani Ndlovu (30-5, 18 KO’s) in a bout for the now-vacant IBF Junior Featherweight championship of the world, a title Molitor defended successfully five times from 2007-2008.

The two squared-off in July of 2007, at the very first Rumble at Rama, with Molitor dominating from the opening bell en route to defending his newly won crown with a brilliant 9th round TKO.

ABOUT: Orion Sports Management is an Ontario based promotional company known for staging first class boxing events. Run by former Canadian Airline executive Allan Tremblay, Orion is the force behind Ontario ’s biggest match ups, from their launch event at The Air Canada Centre (“The Night Of The Hurricane”) to a series of televised events in the Niagara region featuring “Baby Joe” Mesi, Razor Ruddock, Egerton Marcus , Chad Brisson, and Steve Molitor.

Operating since July 31, 1996, Casino Rama is Ontario ‘s only First Nations commercial casino. The Casino offers a complete 1entertainment experience with over 2,500 slot machines, more than 110 gaming tables, 10 unique restaurants, a world-class 5,000 seat Entertainment Centre, and a 300-room all-suite, full-service hotel, featuring spa and health club facilities. Casino Rama is operated by Penn National Gaming, Inc.

MOLITOR PROMISES MORE OF THE SAME FOR NDLOVU

Posted on | March 24, 2010 | No Comments

“Canadian Kid” Confident of Another KO of South Africa’s “Panther”

TORONTO, ON – (Tuesday, March 23, 2010) Tuesday afternoon, “The Canadian Kid” Steve Molitor (31-1, 12 KO’s, IBF #2 Junior Featherweight) spoke to the media during an open workout in preparation for his battle with IBF #1 ranked Takalani “The Panther” Ndlovu (30-5, 18 KO’s) for the vacant IBF Junior Featherweight world title, in the main event of Rumble at Rama XI, Saturday, March 27th at Casino Rama, in Rama, Ontario.

On his preparation and approach for an opponent for he’s already handled easily (9th round TKO win in 2007)

“I’ve had a great camp, and brought in some great sparring partners. I’m healthier and stronger than ever heading into a fight. And given the fact that I’ve already smacked him around the ring once, I know what to expect out of him. Come Saturday night I’m going to reclaim my title.”

On Ndlovu’s pre-fight trash talk, including accusing Molitor of choking in his 2008 loss to Celestino Caballero

“Talk is so cheap. And he’s done a lot of it for this fight. But cheap or not, he’s going to pay for every word, trust me.”

“He should be less concerned about what I did against Caballero, and worry about how I beat him around the ring in our first fight.”

On getting the chance to win a second world title, and if he’s still the same fighter he was prior to the Caballero fight.

“Boxing is unlike any other sport. If I was in the NHL, a two-game losing streak wouldn’t mean I couldn’t win the Stanley Cup. But in boxing, one tough loss set me back a year and a half. That’s the nature of the sport, it’s brutal and unforgiving, but I’m seriously and honestly at the top of my game, and ready for another lengthy title reign beginning Saturday night.”

On what he expects differently out of Ndlovu on Saturday night.

“Other than him getting knocked out a lot sooner, nothing at all.”

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ABOUT: Orion Sports Management is an Ontario based promotional company known for staging first class boxing events. Run by former Canadian Airline executive Allan Tremblay, Orion is the force behind Ontario ’s biggest match ups, from their launch event at The Air Canada Centre (“The Night Of The Hurricane”) to a series of televised events in the Niagara region featuring “Baby Joe” Mesi, Razor Ruddock, Egerton Marcus , Chad Brisson, and Steve Molitor.

Operating since July 31, 1996, Casino Rama is Ontario ‘s only First Nations commercial casino. The Casino offers a complete 1entertainment experience with over 2,500 slot machines, more than 110 gaming tables, 10 unique restaurants, a world-class 5,000 seat Entertainment Centre, and a 300-room all-suite, full-service hotel, featuring spa and health club facilities. Casino Rama is operated by Penn National Gaming, Inc.

RENOWNED SPORTS ANALYST DANNY SHERIDAN MAKES HIS PICKS FOR GROUP STAGE 2

Posted on | March 24, 2010 | No Comments

And Updates His Pick For The Favorite To Win The Inaugural
Super Six World Boxing Classic Cup

NEW YORK (March 24, 2010)–-Renowned sports handicapper Danny Sheridan has set the odds for Group Stage 2 of the Super Six World Boxing Classic, the groundbreaking six-fighter tournament from SHOWTIME Sports®. Sheridan also updated the odds against winning the entire tournament with newly crowned WBA world champion Andre Ward as a 1 to 1 favorite.

Sheridan, USA Today’s sports analyst, has undefeated former middleweight champion and current tournament points leader Arthur Abraham as a 2:1 favorite over American Andre Dirrell when the two square off in the first Group Stage 2 matchup on Saturday, March 27, live on SHOWTIME at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Mich. Sheridan lists the fight as an 8:5 favorite to go more than 11 ½ rounds.

Sheridan has former WBA super middleweight champ Mikkel Kessler of Denmark as a 3:2 favorite over undefeated WBC champ Carl Froch of England. Kessler, who is coming off an upset loss to American Andre Ward and currently has zero points in the tournament, will take on Froch in Herning, Denmark on April 24. The fight is listed as a 6:5 favorite to go less than 11 ½ rounds.

Ward, the newly minted WBA champion and U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist is a clear 6:1 favorite over Allan Green. Green is coming into the tournament with zero points as the replacement for Jermain Taylor who suffered a devastating knockout loss to Abraham in Group Stage 1. Ward is currently tied with Froch for second place with two points.

Overall, Sheridan lists the odds against winning the Super Six World Boxing Classic, a five fight endeavor for the eventual winner, as follows:

Ward 1:1
Abraham 8:5
Froch 4:1
Kessler 7:1
Dirrell 15:1
Green 50:1

Sheridan is one of the most respected handicappers in sports and has written exclusively for USA Today since the paper’s inception in 1982. He sets the daily odds for every sport listed. Sheridan is also well known for his annual preseason college and pro football, NBA and baseball previews that have been featured in renowned magazines such as Playboy, Penthouse, Maxim, FHM and Cigar.

For more information on the Super Six World Boxing Classic including exclusive videos, photography, expert analysis from Al Bernstein and Steve Farhood, and much more please visit www.WorldBoxingClassic.com.

FREE PUBLIC WEIGH IN: LAVAR JOHNSON, LOLOHEA MAHE, ZOILA FRAUSTO, MIESHA TATE AND OTHER STRIKEFORCE CHALLENGERS FIGHTERS TO STEP ON THE SCALES

Posted on | March 23, 2010 | No Comments

Thursday, March 25, at 5:30 p.m. PT at World Sports Café in Fresno

WHERE: World Sports Café

7746 North Blackstone Avenue,

Fresno, CA 93711?

WHEN: Thursday, March 25 at 5:30 p.m. PT

WHAT: All fighters who will compete in the STRIKEFORCE Challengers mixed martial arts (MMA) event this Friday, March 26, at Save Mart Center in Fresno, Calif., will weigh in the day before, Thursday, March 25 at World Sports Café. The weigh in is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, free of charge and will start at 5:30 p.m. PT.

In the main event on SHOWTIME®, heavyweight sensation Lavar Johnson (13-3) will square off with undefeated Lolohea Mahe (6-0-1) of Hawaii. Johnson’s effort will mark a miraculous comeback after he was gunned down and nearly killed by Central Valley area gang members on July 4, 2009, while attending a family barbeque near his home in Madera.

Fresno’s Zoila Frausto, an undefeated women’s prospect, will take on another standout in Miesha “Takedown” Tate (8-2) of Olympia, Wash. Frausto, a former soccer player for Fresno City College, has compiled a perfect 5-0 record in professional MMA since her debut on February 13, 2009.

Other featured fights: “Abongo” Humphrey (5-1), Atlanta, Ga., vs. George Bush III (5-1), Columbus, Ohio, at light heavyweight (205 pounds); Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Luke Stewart (6-2), San Francisco, Calif. vs. Andre Galvao (3-1), Brazil, at welterweight (170 pounds); and American Kickboxing Academy bred wrestling stud Justin “The Silverback” Wilcox (8-3), San Jose, Calif., vs. Shamar Bailey (10-1) of Chicago, Ill., at a catch weight of 160 pounds.

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

Save Mart Center doors will open for the STRIKEFORCE Challengers event at 6 p.m. PT. The first live, non-televised, preliminary bout will begin at 6:45 p.m. The SHOWTIME telecast begins at 11:45 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the west coast).

FATHER & SON SUPER SIX PREDICTIONS BY PATRICK AND DARREN MCELLIGOTT

Posted on | March 23, 2010 | No Comments

 

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On Saturday, March 27, Arthur Abraham meets Andre Dirrell in “round two” of the Super Six Tournament. This is an outstanding match-up in any context. Having it as part of the round-robin tournament on Showtime only adds to the interest in the super middleweight division.

There are some sharp contrasts between the two boxers. Abraham, the former IBF Middleweight Champion, is 5′ 10” tall; has a 72” reach; and is undefeated, with 25 wins by KO in his 31 victories. At the age of 30, the soft-spoken Abraham is looking to become a “star” in the United States. When it became apparent that he was making himself weak by making the middleweight limit, Abraham easily transitioned into the super middleweight division with an impressive 12-round knockout over Jermain Taylor.

Andre Dirrell won 231 amateur fights, including a couple national titles and a Bronze medal in the 2004 Olympics, displaying a style far better suited for professional boxing than the pitter-patter of international amateur competition. At age 26, he stands 6′ 2” tall, with a 75” reach. Although the southpaw sensation has fought at a heavier weight, he appears most comfortable at super middleweight. He won his first 18 bouts, including 13 by knockout, before losing a highly disputed split-decision to Carl Froch last October.

What will happen when these two warriors meet in the ring? This fight could go either way. Hence, for this preview, Patrick will explain why he favors Abraham, while Darren tells why he believes Dirrell will be victorious.

{1} Arthur Abraham by late-round TKO (Pat)

Both Arthur Abraham and Andre Dirrell are likable men outside of the ring. Both are good representatives of the sport. And both are extremely capable boxer-punchers, who have the ability to defeat any other fighter in the super middleweight division. But “styles make fights,” and this truth of this adage will be apparent during every round of this weekend’s fight in Detroit.

Arthur Abraham is in his prime. His early career, fought exclusively in Germany, was against relatively soft competition, until he met Nader Hamdan (36-1) in September of 2004, for a regional title. He won that bout by way of a TKO in 12. Four fights later, he decisioned tough Howard Eastman (40-2) in 12 rounds.

Fourteen months after that, Abraham was given a hometown decision over Edison Miranda in what was among the most brutal fights in recent history. Referee Randy Newman did a disgraceful job that night, but no matter how the decision went, Arthur Abraham proved himself to be both brave and strong. When they met in a return match in Florida, Abraham dominated the fight, and ended it early.

In the opening round of the “Super Six,” Abraham met a determined Jermain Taylor. Although Taylor fought well in the early rounds, Abraham’s physical strength and boxing ability allowed him to turn the tide, before his devastating power ended it dramatically in the 12th round.

On the other hand, Dirrell had a difficult time with Froch. The truth is that Carl Froch is a strong, talented fighter, but not a great fighter. He is what we used to call a “raw-boned” fighter, in rural upstate New York. Tough as nails, but only a half-step away from a street fighter. He is strong, athletic, determined, and has great conditioning. But Dirrell should have been able to beat him so convincingly, that the judges couldn’t take the decision away from him.

Before the fight, Dirrell appeared agitated. He was nervous. Plus, his management had not brought him over early enough to adjust properly. On top of all that, the referee was at very best totally incompetent. The ref allowed Froch to maul Dirrell, without consequence. Now, those things add up – a raw-boned opponent, an error by management, and a terrible referee. But this is boxing, not a pillow fight or a high school debate.

While I believe that Dirrell clearly won the fight, he made mistakes that I expect him to repeat against Abraham. When pressed, Andre attempts to clinch. But he doesn’t do it properly. He leans too far forward, and so his center of balance is off. Dirrell’s feet crossed numerous times. That’s why Froch was able to toss him around.

Andre will probably outbox Arthur in the early rounds. In the middle rounds, it will become a tougher fight. Abraham will be effective in the trenches. He’s going to land some serious body punches. Then, in the late rounds, Dirrell will attempt to slow the pace. He will need to tie Arthur up inside, to protect himself from those punishing body-blows. When he leans forward inside, I think that King Arthur will take advantage of the opportunity to go upstairs. Look for Abraham to win by TKO after the tenth round.

{2} Andre Dirrell by Decision (Darren)

Arthur Abraham is definitely the toughest opponent that Andre Dirrell will face at this point in his career. He proved that he is willing to endure any amount of pain to win, in his first fight with Edison Miranda. To continue to fight with a broken jaw, against an opponent with the power of Miranda, says a lot about Abraham’s determination.

Abraham’s boxing skills are underrated. He is surprisingly hard to land a solid blow against. But, on the other hand, his punching power is a bit overrated. His record shows that against quality opposition, he tends to wear people down, then stop them late in the fight. That is what Abraham’s people think will happen when he meets Andre Dirrell. I think they are in for a surprise.

Dirrell is the naturally bigger man, including not only a significant advantage in height and reach, but overall size. He is also the younger man, and is only beginning to reach his peak in the ring. He has faster hand speed, and moves around the ring with a quickness and ease that Abraham cannot match.

There are two other advantages that Dirrell has going into this fight, that are important. The first is the setting of Detroit. Andre is from Flint, Michigan, and so he enjoys something of a “home town advantage.” He isn’t traveling to Nottingham or to Germany. Abraham will be fighting outside of his home turf for only the third time.

Even more important is that while some young fighters are destroyed by their first loss, Andre is coming back stronger. The fight with Froch did not damage him, either mentally or physically. He has been able to put that “loss” in the proper perspective. The Andre Dirrell that steps into the ring on Saturday will be performing at a much higher level as a result.

The outcome of this fight will be determined by one factor in particular: speed. Andre’s speed will be too much for Abraham to handle. In order to land effective punches, Abraham has to be set. His intelligence in the ring, including his sense of anticipation, has allowed him to get set in the later rounds against other opponents, such as Taylor. And, with all due respect to Jermain Taylor, he was already damaged when he fought Abraham. He had never been at the level he had been after his two impressive fights with Bernard Hopkins. And in his fights with Pavlik and Froch, he took serious punishment. Abraham knew that if he forced a fast pace, Taylor would tire out and be vulnerable in the late rounds.

Dirrell will set a different pace against Abraham. Being a southpaw, he will be able to land the jab, and put punches behind it, then move away to the side. In order to pick up the pace, Abraham will have to take some risks, leaving himself more open for crisp counter-punches. The game-plan isn’t to wear Abraham down and knock him out; he is too durable for that. Rather, it’s to out-speed him, to frustrate him, and to take advantage of the mistakes he begins to make. Andre will be taking this fight one round at a time, knowing that he can accumulate enough rounds to win a unanimous decision.

It would be foolish to take Abraham lightly. Each fighter in the “Super Six” is outstanding, and on any given night, has the ability to beat any of the others. That’s what makes this tournament so good for boxing. By the end of it, what is going to separate the top fighters from the others will be two things: speed and ring smarts. The combination of those factors is why I am confident that the future of the super middleweight division will be Andre Ward and Andre Dirrell. And boxing fans couldn’t ask for two better fighters in that exciting division.

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BERNARD HOPKINS MEDIA DAY QUOTES

Posted on | March 23, 2010 | No Comments

“I want it so badly and really I want Roy to be able to remember this beating I am about to give him for making me wait so long. But now the wait is over, I am going old school and back to the days of the Executioner. He delayed it too long but his days are now over, the Governor has spoken and April 3 will be the day.”

“My body and spirit still work because I always took the time to rest my body which helps me rejuvenate both physically and mentally.

“I really saw a difference in my career after I fought Oscar de la Hoya and then he gave me the opportunity to be his partner. It wasn’t the Tito Trinidad fight because they put me down and on the shelf after that fight. It was the De La Hoya fight that changed everything and if it wasn’t for my patience and discipline to weather the storms, I still wouldn’t be around.

“I look at Roy’s last fight as something different. Everyone knows how I feel about the stoppage, but I see it this way. Roy’s like a wounded animal which is a dangerous animal. Also if a guy has a chance to redeem himself, he is going to try. It would be especially sweet if he could get it against me too.

“I have to think about how I see the fight and also how he sees it. I have to try to think like he thinks, and take a look at both sides.

“Roy really has nothing to lose. That can be the toughest fight too when a guy has nothing to lose. And this fight is different as Roy would rather lose to anyone else but me. Everything is on the line for both of us.

“I have to go above and beyond. I know I can’t lose or win unimpressively. I want to win big and that has been my mindset for the last few fights like Tarver, Pavlik and now this one. I feel that I have to be near perfect to defend my longevity.

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“The Rivals: Hopkins vs. Jones II,” set for Saturday, April 3 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nev., is promoted by Golden Boy Promotions and Square Ring Promotions and sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and AT&T. The event will be broadcast live on pay-per-view beginning at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.

Tickets priced at $750, $500, $300, $200 and $100 are on sale now at all Las Vegas Ticketmaster locations (select Smith’s Food and Drug Centers and Ritmo Latino). Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person. To charge by phone with a major credit card, call Ticketmaster at (800) 745-3000. Tickets also will be available for purchase at www.mandalaybay.com or www.ticketmaster.com.

The Hopkins vs. Jones II pay-per-view telecast begins at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT and has a suggested retail price of $49.95. The telecast will be available in HD-TV for those viewers who can receive HD. The main event will begin live immediately following the college basketball semi-finals. For Hopkins vs. Jones II fight week updates, log on to www.goldenboypromotions.com.

Gleason’s Gym Newsletter: March 23, 2010

Posted on | March 23, 2010 | No Comments

DiBella Entertainment presents Broadway Boxing on Wednesday, March 31, 2010. This event will take place at the very popular BB King, Blues Club And Grill located at 237 W 42nd St. in midtown New York. The doors open at 6:30PM and the first bout starts at 7:00PM. The tickets are priced at: $125, $100, $75 and $55.

The previous shows at this location have been standing room only. For a good seat, buy your tickets early.

Gleason’s own Keisher “Fire” McLeod-Wells (The woman who works here at the front desk) is making her second New York appearance. Her record is 2 wins and 1 loss. The loss was a very controversial decision in Panama against a local Panamanian girl.

Come cheer her on. Let the judges know she is from New York.

Keisher aka “Fire” is selling tickets to support her spot on the show. Help her out and buy your tickets today from Gleason’s Gym.

Come cheer her on. Let the judges know she is from New York.

Fire is selling tickets to support her spot on the show. Help her out and buy your tickets today from Gleason’s Gym.

Two other boxers on the card training out of Gleason’s Gym are: Undefeated Tor Hamer 10-0 and undefeated Tito Bracero 8-0.

Brooklyn’s Masonic Temple

O’Shea Brothers Boxing Promotions presents boxing at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple. On Friday, April 2, 2010. This event will take place in the Ft. Greene section of Brooklyn. The address is 317 Clermont Ave. The doors open at 6:30PM and the first bout starts at 7:30PM. The tickets are $50.

Gleason’s own Alicia “Slick” Ashley is fighting for the Interim WBC Super Bantamweight World Championship. Alicia is selling tickets to support her spot on the show. Help her out and buy your tickets today from Gleason’s Gym. Alicia is also one of Gleason’s top trainers. Watch her performance and let her train you at the gym.

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Gleason’s Gym has very good tickets for both nights of the GOLDEN GLOVES Finals.

We only have the top priced $60 ( very few left) and $50 tickets.

If you are interested, call the gym at (718) 797 2872.

At: The Theater at MSG

On: Thursday and Friday, March 25 and 26.

Start: 7:30 PM

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