RAGE IN THE CAGE REPORT (11-25-09)

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RITC 138 – Blockbuster Holiday Event
Joe “Diesel” Riggs vs Eric Reagan in Main Event
Cronin vs Bailey RITC LW Championship
Friday Dec 4th , 2009
Buffalo Wild Wings, 1130 West Grove Ave Mesa

Tickets: $30 Standing, $50 General Seating, $70 Ringside
Advanced tickets available at (480) 844-9464 or (480) 782-6800
Tickets $5 higher on fight day at the door

Gates Open: 5PM First Bout: 8PM

7X UFC veteran and 5X Strikeforce veteran Joe “Diesel” Riggs ( 30-10 ) returns to RITC action against tough Eric Regan, a veteran of almost 30 MMA fights and the reigning No Limit Fighting Welterweight Champion.

In the Co-Main Event, Joe Cronin, the current RITC Welterweight Champion is relinquishing that title and dropping weight to fight for the vacant RITC LW Title. His opponent is Michael Bailey ( 3-1-1 ) who trains at SUMMA Sports and has 3 straight submission victories.

Two fighters from Las Vegas will venture to Phoenix to take on top Arizona fighters.

In a featured match up, Super Heavyweight JoJoThompson ( 7-3-1 ) takes on undefeated Las Vegas fighter Bryan Humes ( 5-0 ).

In another featured match up, Estevan Payan ( 8-3 ) squares off against Las Vegas fighter Shawn Fitzsimmon ( 5-4 ).

It will be a great night of MMA action as RITC closes out another successful year with their 19th show for 2009.

Fight Card:

Joe “Diesel” Riggs ( 170 ) vs Eric Regan ( 170 )
Joe Cronin ( 155 ) vs Michael Bailey ( 155 ) vacant RITC LW Title
JoJo Thompson ( 270 ) vs Bryan Humes ( 270 )
Matt Dell ( 155 ) vs TBA
Estevan Payan ( 170 ) vs Shawn Fitzsimmons ( 170 )

Chad Menneke ( 205 ) vs Clifford Starks ( 205 )
Freddie Lux ( 135 ) vs John Moraga ( 135 )
Jed Jobe ( 235 ) vs Jeff Baldonaldo ( 235 )
Matt Betzold ( 140 ) vs Alan Decastro ( 135 )
Mario Montoya ( 150 ) vs Bill Burke ( 150 )
David Lopez ( 185 ) vs Clay Hardt ( 185 )
Nick Marus ( 165 ) vs Sean Scott ( 170 )

Andres Acuna ( 175 ) vs Jose Casillas ( 180 )
Jeff Fletcher ( 160 ) vs James Fabbri ( 160 )
Edwin Louis ( 160 ) vs Ruben Gonzales ( 160 )
Lowen Sniff ( 170 ) vs Andrew Perez ( 175 )
Justin Purcell ( 180 ) vs Peter Hust ( 180 )
Rick Nichols ( 165 ) vs Bobby Pompa ( 165 )
Jaron Padello ( 155 ) vs Jaymes Shulte ( 160 )

Alternates: Marc McClendon ( 135 ), Ismael Vasquez ( 155 ), Alex Nogan ( 185 )

Fight card subject to change.

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STEVE UPSHER CHAMBERS TO BATTLE DOEL CARRASQUILLO TO HEADLINE THE ANNUAL CHILDEN’S HOLIDAY SHOW ON DECEMBER 4TH AT THE LEGENDARY BLUE HORIZON

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PHILADELPHIA (November 24, 2009)—On Friday night December 4th at The Legendary Blue Horizon, Steve Upsher Chambers will take on the rugged veteran, Doel Carrasquillo in the eight round main event that will highlight the annual Children’s Holiday Show.

The big night of boxing is promoted by Vernoca L. Michael and Blue Horizon Boxing Inc.

The Annual Children’s Holiday is a night where boxing fans are encouraged to bring an unwrapped gift that will go to one of the many agencies that help the less fortunate during the season of giving.

“This is always a very successful night”, said Michael.

“The fans come out in full force and bring gifts for the many people who can’t afford to have a holiday season. Each year the fans seem to outdo themselves with their generosity and I am sure this year will be no exception.”

Upsher Chambers of Philadelphia has a record of 20-1-1 with six wins coming by knockouts.

In his last outing, Chambers was very impressive in disposing Aaron Drake in two rounds on September 11th at The Legendary Blue Horizon. He is currently riding a sixteen fight win streak (all at The Blue Horizon).

This will be Chambers 22nd appearance at The Legendary Blue Horizon (20-1).

Carrasquillo of Lancaster, PA has a record of 12-12-1 with ten knockouts but has been in the ring with some of the top fighters between 140-147 pounds.

He folds a win over former Contender Contestant Aaron Torres (14-5) as well as a stoppage victory over then undefeated Isam Kahlil (13-0-2) as well as first round knockouts over Keenan Collins (12-3-1) and Wayland Willingham (13-0).

Although Carrasquillo has dropped five straight the combined record of those five opponents is a more then respectable 64-7-2.

In his last fight, Carrasquillo gave former world title challenger, Mike Arnaoutis all he could hand including making up Arnaoutis face before dropping a close unanimous decision in North Bergan, New Jersey.

The co-feature will be an eight round middleweight attraction between Gee Cullmer and Loren Myers.

Cullmer has a record of 16-1 with three knockouts.

The native of Philadelphia is on an eleven fight win streak (with one no-contest) and is coming off a six round split decision over Clarence “Sonny Bono” Taylor on May 15th at The Legendary Blue Horizon.

This will be Cullmer’s twelfth consecutive start at The Legendary Blue Horizon (10-0, 1 NC).

Myers of Fresno, California has a record of 7-7 with two knockouts.

He has dropped three consecutive fights, including to prized prospect Matt Korobov on June 13th on the Miguel Cotto-Joshua Clottey undercard in Madison Square Garden. He was the first to take Korobov the distance. In his last bout, Myers was stopped by undefeated Dion Savage on September 19th at part of the big Floyd Mayweather-Juan Manuel Marquez undercard.

In a four round Heavyweight bout, former NHL tough guy, Nathan Perrott will look to make it two straight knockouts as he takes on debuting John Bolden of New York City.

Perrott won his pro debut at The Legendary Blue Horizon on September 11th when he took out Makidi Ku-Tima in four rounds.

Ina four round Jr. Middleweight bout, Darrell Jones will risk his undefeated record of 2-0 when he takes on Antonio Fernandez.

Jones has a record of 2-0 with one knockout and the Philadelphia native is coming off a four round unanimous decision on October 2nd over Achmad Tuba at The Legendary Blue Horizon.

Fernandez is 0-3 of Brockton, Massachusetts and is coming off a fourth round stoppage defeated to David Bauza on September 4th.

In a four round Cruiserweight bout, Charles Heyward (1-2) of Philadelphia will battle Patrick Budd (2-0) of Dumfries, VA.

In a four round heavyweight bout, Tim Johnson (3-1, 2 KO’s) takes on Jonathan Felton (6-19, 5 KO’s) of Stafford, VA.

Popular ladies Welterweight Jackie Davis (3-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia will see action in a four round bout against an opponent to be named.

Donald Bernard (1-0) of Patterson NJ will take on an opponent to be named in a four round Jr. Welterweight bout.

Ticket prices for this great night of boxing are $200 for Queen Seating, $125 for Presidential seats, $65 for VIP, $55 for Ringside, and $45 for General Admission and can be purchased by calling The Legendary Blue Horizon at 1-215-763-0500. Doors open at 6:30 PM / 1st bout begins at 7:30 PM

The Legendary Blue Horizon is located at 1314 North Broad Street in Philadelphia, PA

For more information, log on to www.legendarybluehorizon.com

Karim Mayfield Remains Undefeated

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November 24, 2009 San Francisco, CA – This past Saturday in Oakland CA, on the under-card of the Super Six World Boxing Classic featuring Mikkel Kessler vs Andre Ward, undefeated welterweight prospect, Karim “Hard Hitta” Mayfield (11-0-1, 7 KO’s) continued his winning ways, scoring an impressive fifth round TKO over Francisco Santana (11-2, 5 KO’s). Both fighters squared off in March of 2008, with Karim winning a close split decision.

This time around, Mayfield made it more decisive and showed much improvement showing the fans in attendance that he is the superior fighter as he landed his signature overhand right while using his quick feet to avoid damage.

In the early rounds both fighters were feeling each other out but it was evident that Karim was landing the more powerful blows. As the fight progressed, Mayfield started to get in the zone as he found a home for his overhand right.

In the fifth, Karim rocked Santana with shots to the head and body forcing the Santa Barbra native to take a knee. Santana got up and Karim ended the contest with a flurry punches. The time was 2:27 of round five.

“I wanted to show everyone that I’m the real deal,” said Mayfield. “It was a great feeling to have thousands of fans cheering for me. I want to thank Sugar Shane Mosley for letting me train with him and the Garcia’s as well as management team, for making it possible for me to go to big bear to get in boss condition. I also want to thank my coach, Ben Bautista, for sharpening my tools and helping me put together a game plan to execute. To all my sparring partners at SFC Boxing Gym, thank you, and I thank Andre Ward and Dan Goossen in association with Antonio Lennard for bringing a great show to the Bay Area. I’m ready to take my career to the next level. I want to move up in the rankings and hopefully compete for a world title and become a world champion.”

Gleason’s Gym Will Host Second Annual Masters Clinic and Boxing Show February 18-20, 2010

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Thursday morning will be the arrival into New York. Orientation will be from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm. The first workout will be from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. A discussion on Masters boxing will be from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm. Free time after that.

Friday morning will have training from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. The afternoon session will run from 2 pm to 4:00 pm. A discussion on Amateur boxing and White Collar boxing will be from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. Free time after that.

Saturday morning will have light training from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. Match ups for the evening show will take place from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm. An optional workout for those not competing in the evening show from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. The weigh in for the show will be from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. The sanctioned Master Boxing Show will begin at 7:00 pm and will end by 10:00 pm.

The cost of the Clinic is $299.00.

If you are interested please contact Bruce Silverglade at (718) 797-2872 or email bruce@gleasonsgym.net.

FIGHTER FOUNDED GOLDEN BOY PROMOTIONS WON’T GIVE UP THE GHOST: RETAINS HOLD OF GUERRERO IN BATTLE WITH GOOSSEN

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ROBERT “THE GHOST” GUERRERO WILL REMAIN WITH GOLDEN BOY

By Dan Rafael ESPN.COM

Junior lightweight titlist Robert Guerrero (25-1-1, 17 KOs), caught in a tug-of-war between promoters Golden Boy and Dan Goossen, will remain with Golden Boy after the sides came to a financial settlement following a second round of arbitration, made necessary when Goossen protested the original ruling in Golden Boy’s favor because of irregularities in the initial proceeding. “It was amicably settled,” Goossen told ESPN.com. Said Golden Boy’s Schaefer, “It went through re-arbitration and the arbitrator suggested the sides talk. We came to a financial settlement. Guerrero is a Golden Boy fighter. Everything is settled. The lawyers are putting the paper work together, but everything was agreed upon in front of an arbitrator.” Guerrero, a former two-time featherweight titlist, claimed a junior lightweight belt Aug. 22, easily outpointing South Africa’s Malcolm Klassen on HBO.

JOSH THOMSON AND GILBERT MELENDEZ TO SQUARE OFF FOR UNDISPUTED STRIKEFORCE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY, DEC. 19, AT HP PAVILION IN SAN JOSE, CALIF.

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NEW YORK (Nov. 24, 2009)—After twice being forced out of the highly anticipated rematch due to injuries, STRIKEFORCE World Lightweight (155 pound) Champion Josh “The Punk” Thomson (16-2) is healthy and ready to defend his title against top-seeded mixed martial arts (MMA) rival and Interim Champion Gilbert “El Nino” Melendez (16-2) on Saturday, Dec. 19 at HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif.

Thomson, who captured the lightweight championship by earning a five round, unanimous decision over Melendez in the main event at HP Pavilion on June 27, 2008, has not seen action since Sept. 20, 2008, when it took him a mere 1 minute and 14 seconds to demolish Ashe “The Archer” Bowman during STRIKEFORCE’s second event at the Playboy Mansion in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Shortly after undergoing surgery for a broken fibula in his left ankle earlier this year, Thomson sustained a break in the bone located above the original injury. He suffered yet another setback after the bone broke a second time.

“Everything feels great now. Nothing is going to keep me out of this fight,” said the 31-year-old Thomson of San Jose. “I’m looking forward to getting back in there and going to work.”

While Thomson was sidelined, the 27-year-old Melendez of Santa Ana, Calif., remained busy in 2009, scoring a second round (2:02) knockout over Brazil’s Rodrigo Damm at STRIKEFORCE: Shamrock vs. Diaz on April 11 and avenging the first defeat of his career by punching his way to a third round (3:56) TKO of Mitsuhiro “The Endless Fighter” Ishida at STRIKEFORCE: Carano vs. Cyborg the following Aug. 15. Both bouts took place at HP Pavilion.

His brilliant performance against Ishida, whom he had lost a unanimous decision to in Saitama, Japan on Dec. 31, 2007, returned Melendez to the top-10 rankings in MMA’s lightweight division.

“I’ve been training for this fight for a long time now and have been thinking about it ever since Josh beat me last year,” said Melendez, a protégé of both STRIKEFORCE World Middleweight Champion Jake Shields and Muay Thai legend Jongsanan Fairtex. “I’ll be getting the best Josh Thomson out there and he’s going to get the best Gilbert Melendez so it’s going to be a great fight for the fans.”

Tickets, priced from $30, are on sale at the HP Pavilion box office as well as at all Ticketmaster locations (800-745-3000), Ticketmaster online (www.ticketmaster.com) and STRIKEFORCE’S official website (www.strikeforce.com).

The live SHOWTIME® telecast will begin at 10 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast), and conclude with a sensational, strikers’ main event featuring undefeated superstar and former STRIKEFORCE World Middleweight (185 pounds) Champion Cung Le (6-0) against power punching Scott “Hands of Steel” Smith (16-6).

Also in action will be 2000 Olympic wrestling silver medalist Matt “The Law” Lindland (21-6), who will take on fellow superstar Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza (10-2) at middleweight. Light heavyweight (205 pounds) star Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal (5-0) and middleweight knockout artist “Ruthless” Robbie Lawler (16-5) will each face opponents to be announced.

About STRIKEFORCE

STRIKEFORCE (www.strikeforce.com) is a world-class mixed martial arts cage fight promotion which, on Friday, March 10, 2006, made history with its “Shamrock vs. Gracie” event, the first sanctioned mixed martial arts fight card in California state history. The star-studded extravaganza, which pitted legendary champion Frank Shamrock against Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Cesar Gracie at San Jose’s HP Pavilion, played host to a sold-out, record crowd of 18,265. Since 1995, STRIKEFORCE has been the exclusive provider of martial arts programming for ESPN and, after 12 years of success as a leading, world championship kickboxing promotion, the company unveiled its mixed martial arts series with “Shamrock vs. Gracie.” In May 2008, West Coast Productions, the parent company of STRIKEFORCE, partnered with Silicon Valley Sports & Entertainment (SVS&E), an entity created in 2000 to oversee all business operation aspects of the San Jose Sharks and HP Pavilion at San Jose.

WRIGHT AND BREWER TRADE BARBS; GOBBLE AT EACH OTHER LEADING UP TO THANKSGIVING AND DECEMBER 11 BOUT

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Two Fighters Will Meet In Ring at Coliseo de Puerto Rico and live on Pay-Per-View

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO (November 24, 2009)-With the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday Winky Wright and Grady “Bad Boy” Brewer took time out of their busy training camps to send each other Thanksgiving messages as they prepare to meet in the ring.

They face off in a middleweight bout on December 11 in “Back to Business,” brought to you by San Juan City Knockout in conjunction with Winky Wright Promotions and Knockout Entertainment Inc. and sponsored by Cavi Designs. The event will be heldat the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and live on Pay-Per-View and at www.KnockOutSeries.com.

Wright, a future Hall of Famer with wins over Shane Mosley and Felix Trinidad, and who is set to return to the ring after a loss to Paul Williams in April, had a unique holiday message for Brewer.

“Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on what we are all thankful for,” said Wright. “Be thankful the fight isn’t this weekend Grady, because I’m in great shape and could make stuffing out of you come fight night. You are going to need these extra weeks of training to try and stop me. I’m ready to make a statement in this fight, and to show the world I’m back.”

Grady Brewer, the season two “The Contender” winner, who is currently on an eight fight winning streak, had a message of his own for Wright.

“I’m grateful for the opportunity to step into the ring with one of the best in the sport,” said Brewer, who intends on delivering a cornucopia of punishment. “But, Winky, come fight night, I’m going to make you look like you ate too much Thanksgiving dinner, including the stuffing and candied yams. You are the one that needs the extra weeks, as I intend to continue my winning ways on December 11.”

Tickets are available now at www.TicketPop.com, and at the Coliseo De Puerto Rico Box Office, and will be distributed on traditional Pay-Per-View distribution channels and at www.KnockOutSeries.com for $29.95 (check your local cable operators).

Additional information about the event and photos from the press conference are available at < href=http://www.knockoutseries.com">www.KnockoutSeries.com.

About Knockout Entertainment Inc

Knockout Entertainment was founded by former undisputed light middleweight boxing champion, Winky Wright and marketing executive Tony Hammel. Knockout Entertainment’s branded events provide a stage for the development of prize fighters; and a viable marketing platform for partner sponsors.

About San Juan City Knockout

San Juan City Knockout was founded in part by Cesar Sainz of Puerto Rico in conjunction with Knockout Entertainment Inc. It is intended to create branded events in San Juan that provide a stage for the development of prize fighters.

TOUGH TALK IN RING OF FIRE 36 GRUDGE MATCH; ROF VET GARCIA FALLS SHORT AGAINST GAMBURYAN

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While a lot of the hype for the upcoming ROF 36 event is focused on the main event between Vinny Magahales and BIG Mike Nickels, the main trash talking seems to be coming from the “GRUDGE” match on the main card.

Not one to shy from the spotlight or a microphone, Kit Cope was recently asked about his ROF debut against TUF Season 8 veteran Cameron Dollar.

“I can tell you this. I 100% WILL NOT LOSE THIS FIGHT” stated a confident Cope.

“As for the bad blood between me and “Penny Man”, it stems from us signed to fight on another card. He pulled off because he was afraid, but then went around telling everyone I was afraid of him. Me afraid of him?
Whatever. How in the world can I lose to faux hawk wearing, Emo-wannabe, excuse for a fighter? I’ll tell you what I’m gonna beat him black and blue and the rest of the 30 seconds To Mars too!”

Seemingly unfazed, a calm Cameron Dollar replied; “I could care less what kit Cope thinks. Talking is his thing. It’s what he’s good at, so him spouting off doesn’t mean a thing to me. He should care more about training and less about talking. I am in the best shape of my life. I have had a great camp for this fight and I am entirely focused on beating Cope on December 4th. He can say whatever he wants but he bleeds red just like I do. I am going to prove that to the fans in denver next week.”

The Cope-Dollar match is part of the 12 bout ROF 36: DEMOLITION event to be held Friday December 4th in Denver, Colorado. The event features 7 UFC veterans and will be produced live at Denver’s Magness Arena.

For ticket info click HERE and for VIP seating call 303-521-0966

GAMBURYAN DISMANTLES ROF VET GARCIA

The Ultimate Fighter 5 finalist Manny Gamburyan won his second straight fight for the WEC, defeating Leonard Garcia by unanimous decision after three rounds Wednesday at WEC 44 in Las Vegas.

After three rounds, the judges rendered the fight in favor of Gamburyan with scores of 30-27, 29-28 and 29-28.

“When Rashad Evans said he hits the hardest. Guys, he does hit really hard!” Gamburyan said. “I survived today. He’s a good fighter and hopefully we can meet up one more time.”

Garcia clearly wanted to keep the fight standing and utilize his hard-hitting hands, while Gamburyan relied on taking his opponent to the ground. Garcia was able to land shots and thwart Gamburyan’s takedown attempts in the first round, but the final two rounds went to Gamburyan for his dominant wrestling offense.

Garcia commented ” It was a tough fight, but I’m still growing in this sport. Still learning. I think we had a good game plan coming in to this and I was able to do the things I worked on. I thought I had him in the first round and I have no clue how one judge gave him all three rounds, but oh well, I guess it’s my job not to leave it in the judges hands. I am already looking ahead to my next fight and I am back training and supporting the guys in the gym that have fights coming up. I’ll be in Denver next week to corner my buddy Duane Ludwig at the Ring Of Fire. This is my job, it’s what I do, and I’m loving every minute of it. I want to thank all my sponsors that helped me for this one, their support really makes a huge difference. I have to thank TAPOUT for always being there. I also want to thank American Shooters and Profight Supplements, you guys are great! Thanks to The Fighter Warehouse, Hayabusa Fight Gear, Cash4Gold.com, XS Insurance, Damaged Goods, Rockwell Time, Hollowpoint Fight, and Rear Naked Clothing.

For more on Leonard Garcia visit www.WEC.tv or www.BADBOY145.com

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