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Cool Wrestling Links (10-24-09)

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

N.J. WRESTLING: Jason Hawk steps down as North Hunterdon coach

Warden wrestling coach lands in state hall of fame

WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2010

Rihanna accused of copying barbed wire cover by wrestling legend Paul Heyman

Hulk Hogan returning to Madison Square Garden next week and pro wrestling fans are invited to join him.

Friday Night SmackDown!: The Best Place for Divas Wrestling

TNA teaches WWE a lesson on how to make a star

UNO preseason No. 1 in national wrestling poll

(TNA) The Latest On Tomko & TNA Wrestling, & More

A Lesson In What It Takes to be a Wrestler With Tommaso Ciampa

Pro wrestling fans upset at sport being called gay

Oklahoma scene: OSU wrestling roundup set

Dr. Wrestling:Raw vs. Smackdown PPV

Two Eastern wrestlers headed for Big Ten

Best Way to Get Wrestling Fans Homicidally Pissed Off

Wrestler ‘The Miz’ Wants to Make Eric Mangini Poop Himself

Cowboy Wrestling Roundup Announced

Styles, Samoe Joe Have Issues with TNA

Cool Boxing Links (10-24-09)

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

Mcguigan says that Froch didn’t deserve to get win over Dirrell – News

Kardashians Hit the Boxing Ring

Women boxers impress Roach

Hernandez defeats Frias over 10 rounds – Boxing Results

Sly’s a bit shy as Dunworth waits for answer

BOXING: Santiago deftly managing Camp Cotto

ADAMEK VS. GOLOTTA

Boxing/MMA notebook: Eric Fields to make remington debut

Boxing at Chaifetz Arena features U.S. Olympic hopefuls

Top Rank Official Firepower “Pacquiao vs. Cotto” Twitter Giveaway

Super Six World Boxing Classic: Froch Buttons up on ITV1

Klitschko: Johnson will be champ, just not yet

Champion boxer tied to Calgary drug ring

Digesting The Super Six

Boxing on the box is anything but a highlight right now

‘Perfect’ Pacquiao ready for Cotto: boxer’s trainer

Agbeko vs Perez Halloween Thrilla So. Cal Workout Quotes

Positive aspects of Pacquiao, Cotto, Mayweather and Mosley


Seeger returns to ring after opponent’s death

Richard Dunn to open new Bradford boxing gym

Amir Khan enjoying growing respect in LA

Truax-Daniels IBA Title Fight Headlines November 20!

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

00November 20 Fight Poster

For Immediate Release

St. Paul, MN – Unbeaten Super Middleweight “Golden” Caleb Truax will vie for his first title Friday November 20 against former world champion Carl Daniels in the main event of Seconds Out Promotions’ “The Golden Era” live from the St. Paul Armory.

Truax, 13-0 (9 KO’s), has been impressive thus far during his young career. The Osseo, MN native stopped five of his last six opponents, including an impressive TKO over veteran Patrick Perez in July.

Daniels, of St. Louis, MO, is a former WBA Junior Middleweight champion and fought the likes of Bernard Hopkins, Julio Cesar Green, Julio Cesar, Laurent Boudouani and Chad Dawson. The 69 fight veteran is Truax’ most experienced foe to date.

The Truax-Daniels matchup is scheduled for ten rounds, with the winner claiming the IBA Americas Super Middleweight championship.

In the co-featured bout of the evening, hard hitting Welterweight Muhammad “African Assassin” Kayongo of St. Paul returns following a one year absence to challenge James Todd of the United Kingdom. Kayongo, 14-2 (10 KO’s) and Todd, 2-1-1 (1 KO) are scheduled to do battle over 10 rounds for the IBA Intercontinental Welterweight title.

Kayongo-Todd is expected to be far more competitive than it looks on paper, as the latter was an elite amateur, former member of the Calzaghe Training Camp and now part of the illustrious Talon Boxing Camp in Big Bear, CA.

Former amateur star Michael Faulk of St. Paul takes on Ryan Soft, 1-0-1 (1 KO), of North Dakota in a four round Junior Middleweight bout. Faulk, 1-0 (1 KO), was rated the #2 amateur in the nation by USA Boxing.

Middleweights Charles Meier, 3-1 (2 KO’s), and Josh Rodriguez, 4-10 (3 KO’s) will meet over four rounds. Marvin Rodriguez, 2-2 (1 KO), challenges Silas Ortey, 4-7 (3 KO’s), also in a four round Middleweight affair.

Super Bantamweights Felix Martinez of Bloomington, MN squares off against Ugandan Phillip Adyaka in a four rounder. Martinez and Adyaka are both looking for their first professional victory.

Mixed martial artist Derek Abrams meets Caleb Wolf over three 5 minute rounds in the Featherweight (145 lb) division and Welterweight Jedidiah Jones makes his debut against an opponent TBA, also in a three rounder.

Lightweight prospect Jeremy McLaurin, 5-0 (4 KO’s), and local favorite Jon “The Iron Man” Schmidt, 9-1 (6 KO’s) are slated to appear in separate bouts.

Tickets are $25 for general admission and $55 for VIP. General admission for children under 13 is $5. Tickets to “The Golden Era” are available by calling 612-807-5547. Doors to open at 7 and the first bell is slated for 8 pm.

The St. Paul Armory is located at 600 Cedar Street St. Paul, MN 55101

When retired professional boxer Tony Grygelko found himself unable to stay out of the gym, he realized that his passion for boxing was undeniable. At age 29, Grygelko formed Seconds Out Promotions. By utilizing the vast boxing knowledge of world-class trainer Ron Lyke, Grygelko and Seconds Out quickly became a hit.

Through determination, integrity and hard work, Seconds Out strives to become a top promotional firm by giving young fighters the ability to showcase their talents to a worldwide audience, along with offering fans the highest quality of entertainment. Seconds Out is committed to recruitment and development of the best and brightest young fighters to help achieve our mission.

Seconds Out Promotions’ current stable of pugilists includes undefeated prospects “Golden” Caleb Truax, Marcus Oliveria, Michael Faulk, Ismail Muwendo, Jeremy McLaurin, dynamite fisted Heavyweight Joey “Minnesota Ice” Abell, Willshaun Boxley, Charles Meier, Jon “The Ironman” Schmidt, and Mohammed Kayongo.

For more information, go to www.soboxing.com or text “fights” to 95495

# 1 MMA FIGHTER IN THE WORLD, FEDOR, COMES TO CBS PRIMETIME ON SATURDAY NOV. 7

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

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Caramelito Promotions´ third show – Katajisto, Jack, Selesmaa, Antman

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

The personal coach for reigning Finnish national and Baltic (BBU) heavyweight champion Juho Haapoja, Petro “El Caramelito” Koskimies with his Caramelito Promotions – professional boxing stable will promote his third pro boxing show in Vaasa Finland on the 14th November. The show is called as “NÄYTÖN PAIKKA – SHOWTIME”.

The upcoming show will contain four international professional boxing fights with some local amateur fights. Pro fights will be started by Petter Antman, 29, (3-0, 1KO) who is managed by Miika Forsström. In the second fight Jaakko Helminen´s boxer Aki ”Boogieman” Selesmaa, 33, will try to continue his KO-artist road in a fight which is scheduled 6 round just like Antman´s fight does.

The internationally best known fighter on the card is Swedish Badou Jack, 25, who represents Caramelito Promotions co-operation partner McClory Sports from the neighboring country. Jack who is now 3-0 with 2 KOs has magnificent amateur background with 150 fights with 128 victories among other achievements Jack took part in Olympic Games 2008 and also he is 6-time Swedish national amateur champion in 2002-2008. Badou Jack has already once fought in the show promoted by Caramelito Promotions. That time Jack knocked out his Russian opponent in just 47 seconds!

In the main event there is 4-round scheduled heavyweight fight with Caramelito Promotions´ Janne “Finnish Butterbean” Katajisto, 31. The former two-time Finnish national amateur Super-Heavyweight champion started his pro career back in August by KO 1 victory over a Russian opponent and continued his victorious walk on mid-September over Hungarian Ferenc Zsalek (now 7-11, 1KO) by points in 4 rounds.
All opponents will be announced at the press conference on the 4th November.

Women Warriors and Iowa Boxing Icon Featured in MaxFightsDM Ballroom Brawl III

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

From Combat to the Cage, Woman Warrior Steps Up to the Klinefelter Challenge. Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Honors Boxing and Iowa Legend John Roby With Lifetime Achievement Award at MaxFightsDM Ballroom Brawl III.

Des Moines, IA- October 23, 2009- The highly anticipated women’s pro mixed martial arts (MMA) bout featuring fighter phenom Emily Klinefelter has just become as charged as a powder keg. Klinefelter was originally set to fight Brittany Dale during the MaxFightsDM Ballroom Brawl III event at the Val Air Ballroom on Friday, November 13. Dale, suffered a dislocated elbow while training that was serious enough to prevent training, and ultimately pulling her from the fight.

As interest for the fight generated inquiries from around the country, and the world, MaxFightsDM, and match maker Brian Green, was able to quickly secure a worthy opponent, naming U.S. Army National Guard soldier Nately Jerez. The California native has just returned from Iraq, where she was assigned to gun trucks providing security against insurgents and roadside bombs for U.S. military convoys. Jerez is an accomplished martial artist, owning an 18-6-1 Muay Thai record, as well as winning a recent military submission grappling tournament in Kuwait.

Given Klinefelter’s amazing fight pedigree, one that includes 15 national and international amateur boxing titles, and well as undefeated pro boxing (6-0) and MMA (5-0) records, a fighter with the training and toughness of Jerez was required in order to stand the test. “Nately is an explosive fighter, and is lightning quick”, stated Iowa Army National Guard Sergeant, and pro MMA fighter, Vern Jefferson. While stationed in the Middle East, Jerez participated on the Iowa Jiu Jitsu team, and has sparred with Jefferson. Based on relationships Jerez formed with Iowan’s, and the prominence of MMA in the state, she set a personal goal to fight her pro MMA debut here. MaxFightsDM is pleased to make her goal possible, and proud to present a true American hero as part of our promotion. Klinefelter went on record with the same sentiment.

Another Iowa icon will be recognized when John Roby, former IBO Junior Lightweight World Boxing Champion (1993-95), is presented a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Iowa Athletic Commission. Roby is perhaps the most prodigious boxer originating from Iowa, logging an exhausting lists of fights around the world over his nearly 20 year fighting career. Throughout his career, he was benefitted through a relationship with the Mayweather boxing dynasty, including his training with Roger Mayweather, as well as his 12 round fight with Jeff Mayweather. Roby was able to parlay his boxing experience and success on to MMA, training many Iowa MMA fighters on boxing techniques, placing particular focus on hand speed. “We’re entirely pleased to provide the recognition John deserves, and may not have received during his career. He definitely has great experiences, and proud memories to look back on. We hope this award works to tie them all together.”, stated Iowa Deputy Athletic Commissioner, Joe Walsh. The award will be presented mid-point during the MaxFightsDM November 13 event.

Fans have the opportunity to meet all of the MaxFightsDM Ballroom Brawl III fighters at the official weigh-in event at the Komodo Club on Thursday, November 12 at 7PM. The event is free to the public. The Komodo Club is located in downtown Des Moines at 214 3rd Street.

Tickets for Ballroom Brawl III are on sale now and can be purchased at the Val Air box office, on-line at www.ticketmaster.com and www.maxfightsdm.com , and can be charged by phone at (800)745-3000. You’re able to provide additional support to fighters select by purchasing tickets directly from them. VIP tables can be purchased by calling (515) 274-0849.

Doors open to the public at 6:30 PM with fights beginning at 7:30 PM

MaxFightsDM Ballroom Brawl III 30 second TV commercial can be viewed at:

Full details on Ballroom Brawl III and MaxFightsDM can be found at www.maxfightsdm.com

TAKEDOWN RADIO WRESTLING REPORT

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

TDR this week will be LIVE from the home based Brute Adidas studios of TDR for the final time before hitting the road for several weeks of room shows. The season is almost upon us and we look forward to our visits around the country. A complete and evolving schedule will be posted soon on the Takedownradio.com web site. The big news for us this week is that next weeks TDR TV will be on TV. Mediacom in Iowa and surrounding areas will air TDR TV on a weekly basis on its MC 22 channel. Thanks to our friends at Mediacom for their belief in wrestling. Tune and watch.

This week on TDR-

Chris Ayers- Head Coach of the Princeton Tigers joins us to discuss prep for the season and his new freshmen.

Tim Flynn- Head Coach of Edinboro. With a number of elite wrestlers ranked highly, it is apparent that Flynn’s squad is highly respected

Dr. William K. Bauer- Writer, teacher and good guy penned the book, “Wrestling: A Boys First Book”

Joe McFarland- A new Home for the Wolverines of Michigan, a heck of a good incoming class and some seniors looking to make their marks.

Mychal Grenawalt- Matside Michigan, the Radio Show returns to the air with some of the best youth, high
school and collegiate wrestling in the state of Michigan on Supertalk 1570 and others as well as http://supertalk1570.com

Emily Klinefelter- 13 national titles and two Gold Medals from the Pan Am Games in Brazil. She has fought all over the world and owns a 5-0 MMA record, and 6-0 pro boxing record. November 13th she
will face Nately Jerez at Max Fights DM: Ballroom Brawl

Missed an episode of TDR? Now You can get TDR on your PDA or iPhone at Lightsout.tv and at iTunes

Please note that Episode 28 of TDR TV is now up on all the top web sites around the country and is available for your viewing. TDR every week! It’s appointment Radio! Join us at Takedownradio.com. America’s Wrestling Radio Talk Show airs on Supertalk 1570 in Michigan, AM 1460 KXNO in Iowa and on a radio station near you or on line at many of our broadcast partners around the world including Livesportsvideo.com. We air 9 AM to 11 AM CST every Saturday morning and look forward to having you listen in.

Final card set for “Halloween Havoc” in Yonkers

Posted on | October 24, 2009 | No Comments

O’Shea Brothers Boxing Oct. 30

YONKERS, N.Y. (October 23, 2009) – No Freddy Kruegers, Jasons or even Frankensteins are fighting on October 30th (Halloween Eve) pro boxing card at the Yonkers Armory, but “Halloween Havoc” will feature some of New York’s most promising and entertaining young boxers.

O’Shea Brothers Boxing Promotion is bringing old-school boxing back to the fans, showcasing hungry fighters in action-packed, competitive bouts.

Puerto Rican heavyweight Alexis Mejias (10-1, 4 KOs), fighting out of Paterson, New Jersey, headlines against Josh Harris (3-3-1, 2 KOs) in the 6 round main event.

In two other 6-rounders, fan favorite “Crazy” Eddie Irizarry (7-1, 2 KOs) battles featherweight Joey Arroyo (2-1, 0 KOs) for Bronx bragging rights in the co-feature, while 1-0 bantamweights with a common past, Raul Lopez (1-0, 1 KO) and Jose “Chilli” Rivera (1-0, 0 KOs), rekindle their rivalry that started in the amateurs with Lopez winning two of three matches.

Highly-touted African welterweight prospect Issouf Kinda (5-0, 3 KOs), now living in Harlem, faces Melchor Guillen, Jr. (2-3 (1 KO) in a 4-round welterweight bout.

Also on the undercard in 4-round bouts are Yonkers super middleweight Shqiprim “ White Tiger” Muriqi (1-0, 0 KOs) meeting Manhattan’s Fasika Bezabeth (0-2); Astoria light middleweight Lambros “Lionheart” Karaolides (3-0, 2 KOs), by way of Cyprus, takes on Eusebio Flores (1-1, 1 KO), of Queens; 2- time New York Golden Gloves champion Adam Kownacki, fighting out of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and heavyweight Carosse Auponte (0-2) square-off in their pro debuts; Long Island lightweight Michael Brooks and the Bronx’ Jamel Brown also making their pro debuts; Yonkers super featherweight Angel “Terror” Torres (1-3-2, 1 KO) challenges pro debuting Takeshi Sato, of Manhattan. All fights and fighters are subject to change.

Tickets, priced at $40.00, $60.00 and $100.00 (includes dinner), are available to purchase by calling 914.216.9381. For more information go on line at www.osheabrosboxing.com or call 914.216.9381. Doors open 6:30 PM/ET, first bout 7:30 PM/ET.

-OSB-

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