SHOXC FINAL QUOTES AND PICS

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Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008,

Horseshoe Casino Outside of Chicago

Undefeated heavyweight Dave “Pee Wee” Herman (11-0), of Bloomington, Ind., will be opposed by Kerry “Meat Truck” Schall (21-10), of Cincinnati, Ohio, in the main event on ShoXC: Elite Challenger Series tomorrow/Friday, Oct. 10, live on SHOWTIME (11 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the west coast) at the Horseshoe Casino outside Chicago.

ShoXC, a presentation of Los Angeles-based ProElite, Inc.’s live fight division, EliteXC, showcases young, talented fighters in tough matchups. A springboard for the future stars and champions of EliteXC, ShoXC is patterned after the SHOWTIME boxing series ShoBox: The New Generation.

Tickets, starting at $40, are on sale. Doors open at 7 p.m. The first live fight is at 8 p.m.

In the other SHOWTIME fights: Mamed Khalidov (17-3-1) of Olsztyn, Poland, meets Jason Guida (17-17) of Schaumburg, Ill., at 205 pounds; Anthony “The Recipe’’ Lapsley (13-3) of Fort Wayne, Ind., faces Mike Stumpf (10-1) of Crystal Lake, Ill., at 170 pounds; Alexander “Storm” Shlemenko (29-5) of Omsk, Russia, throws down with Robert “Bubba” McDaniel (12-4) of Wichita Falls, Tex., at 185 pounds; and Lyle “Fancy Pants’’ Beerbohm (7-0) of Spokane, Wash., takes on Brazil’s Rafaello “Tractor” Oliveira (2-0) in a battle of unbeaten 160-pounders.

The scheduled 11 fights on EliteXC’s third fight card in 15 days – the others came Oct. 4 on the CBS Television Network and Sept. 26 on SHOWTIME — are scheduled for three, 5-minute rounds.

What the SHOWTIME fighters had to say Thursday:

DAVE “PEE WEE’’ HERMAN

“Yes, I am still training alone and, no, I’m not really worried about joining a camp or team although I went and trained for a week in Las Vegas a few weeks ago. I worked on striking and how to block a punch … without using my face. I sparred with Frank Mir. That was fun.

“I don’t really think about a gameplan before a fight. Whatever happens is going to depend on what he does. I’d like to put him away in the first round in case I get tired.

“I’m willing to fight Brett Rogers on anyone.’’

KERRY SCHALL
“I’ve reached this gate-keeper status where they put guys up against me that, if they can get by me, then they can go on. They are legit then.

“I’ve got nothing to lose. I’m in great shape right now and I can put it on. If I win, people will look at me and say, hey, the old guy still has it.”

MAMED KHALIDOV

“I am a very unorthodox fighter who is always trying to add new twists. I guess roundhouse up-kicks are my specialty.

“I get a lot of exposure fighting on television in Poland, but nothing like this. I’m really looking forward to making new fans. I’ve been fighting at middleweight so he may be physically stronger, but I don’t think it is an issue. I’m confident.’’

JASON GUIDA
“I’m an in-your-face intense fighter that can dominate any aspect of the game.

(Referring to not making weight in the past) – “I know what I’m capable of and I’ve changed my diet. I know what I need to do. I got lazy; the training was there but I just wasn’t disciplined or focused and I wasn’t mentally there. I am now.

“No question, this is the most important fight of my career.”

ANTHONY LAPSLEY

“Stumpf is a pretty tough guy from what I’ve seen and heard. He’s a good striker and good on the ground. But I come to fight my fight, not his.

“I really only really I have one loss. I got ripped off in the other two. (Drew) Fickett is the only guy who really beat me and I give him credit for that.

“I’m looking forward to showing people that I am an exciting fighter with no quit in me. I fight hard, train hard. I’m in good shape and I’m here to bring it.

“I’m a ground fighter but the key is to stay on my feet. I want to get it over with in the first or second. Whether it’s a recipe or formula, I add an ingredient every fight.

“I want to fight EliteXC champion Jake Shields, but whoever is in the way, I’ll take them first.’’

MIKE STUMPF

“I’m very excited to get this opportunity and definitely looking to set the pace early. I want to finish this fight; there’s no reason to go through any feeling out process.

“I’ll know in the first 30 seconds what to do – once I monitor and gauge his leg kicks – and time them.’’

ALEXANDER SHLEMENKO:

“I love America. It’s clean and the people are friendly. My only drawback is I don’t speak the language.

“I know almost nothing my opponent except that he is more a wrestler than a striker, so I will try to avoid the take down. I’m ready to fight on the ground if that’s where it goes, but will try and keep it standing. I have fought a southpaw only once before.

“I would like to win by beautiful knockout in the first round, and that is my plan for this fight. My goal is to win any way, but I want the audience to like me and remember me. I want to make an impression.’’

“BUBBA’’ MCDANEIL

“It’s hard to say what the victory over Kala Kolohe Hose did for my confidence, but I will find out Friday if it was a fluke or a legitimate step up. But, for sure, this is an exciting opportunity for me.’’

RAFAELLO OLIVEIRA
“My nickname is “Tractor” – I like to run over my opponents. The plan is to come out non-stop and knock him out or get him to submit. I would like best to win by stoppage but he is a tough dude, who I respect. But I came here to win and if I am mentally right, I will. I’m ready for anything.

“I will be very aggressive and push the pace. This is my time, my opportunity and I’m ready for the fight of my life. I’ve waited my whole life for this opportunity.’’

LYLE “FANCY PANTS’’ BEERBOHM

“I need to stay aggressive, fight smart and don’t break (mentally). Do that and I will win. Whoever breaks first will lose this fight.

“This fight is going to be everywhere. I know his style; he knows mine. This will be the fight of the night.

“I’ve only been doing MMA 19 months but I wrestled in high school and am a natural fighter. This is my job. I train twice a day, that’s all I do.

“The competition in this sport is second to none. I’m calm and a nice guy outside the cage, but once I get inside, it’s like somebody flips a switch. I got my nickname became my mom makes my shorts.’’

World Champ Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham – Live Broadcast To American Servicemen This Sunday

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For Immediate Release

Philadelphia – 9th October 2008

Former Navy man and current IBF cruiserweight world champion, Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham, will be the subject of an interview, on The Philadelphia boxing Report show which is broadcast live to American servicemen around globe on A.F.B. (America’s Freedom Broadcast) Radio, this coming Sunday.

Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham, who defends his crown against former WBO light heavyweight world champion, Tomasz ‘Polish Warrior’ Adamek (35-1, 24 KOs), at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on Thursday, December, 11th, 2008, started his boxing career whilst in the Navy and he firmly believes that the disciplines he learned, whilst serving as an aircraft refueler aboard the USS America and the USS Enterprise in the mid ‘90s, were the springboard to his success as a professional prize fighter and in
life.

Steve, a true patriot and so proud to have served his country, said of the opportunity to broadcast to American servicemen and women around the globe “I’m really looking forward to talking with Michael from Philadelphia Boxing Report again. I have such an admiration for the young men and women serving our country. Many already know, that I started boxing in the Navy, so any opportunity to get to connect with those enlisted, I jump at the chance. I hope to visit some bases in the future, but being able to reach out via radio is a great start and truly an honor.”

Steve is in good company, Past guests on the Philadelphia Boxing Report show include; Vladimir Klitschko, Burt Sugar, Al Bernstein, Larry Merchant, Evander Holyfield, Roy Jones, Ray Boom Boom Mancini, Manny Stewart, Lou DiBella, Tim Witherspoon, Chazz Witherspoon, Bernard Hopkins, Bob Arum and many many more…

Mike Cassell, the host of the Philadelphia Boxing Report, spoke briefly, firstly, about the show “The show is my way of giving back after the death of my cousin during the 9/11 attacks. I do it for the men and women who love freedom and serve our country, and for those who love boxing like I do.” And then of his upcoming special guest “IBF Cruiserweight Champion Steve Cunningham is arguably one of the most technically proficient fighters to come out of the fighting city of Philadelphia in 20 years.”

“Getting the least amount of attention, Cunningham has fought his way through the toughest competition in the world, and will be getting a chance to showcase his ability to boxing fans in America who are hungry for a true American champion.”

“Steve will once again be a guest on the Philadelphia Boxing Report this Sunday at 10:15AM. We will discuss his domination of the Cruiserweight Division, his military background, his faith in god and family, and his upcoming battle with a true tested warrior in Adamek.”

The Philadelphia Boxing Report show airs on AFB radio – www.afbradio.us/afbstream.php – between 10am and 2pm (EST) every Sunday

The International Boxing Federation World Cruiserweight Championship Title Fight between Champion, Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham and challenger, Tomasz ‘Polish Warrior’ Adamek is co-promoted by Main Events and Don King Productions, will take place at The Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on Thursday December 11th 2008.

Tickets priced at $303, $153, $78, $53, $38 are on sale now and can be purchased at The Prudential Center box office or by calling TicketMaster on 201-507-8900.

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DE LA HOYA-PACQUIAO MADE IT TO EAST LOS ANGELES

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By Armando Cabrera

Oscar De La Hoya made his final stop in East Los Angeles under the arch on Whittier Blvd. and Arizona Ave. on Tuesday. The six-day city tour went from New York, Chicago, Houston, San Antonio to San Francisco and Los Angeles.

De La Hoya [39-5, 30 KO’s] will face Manny Pacquiao [47-3-2, 35 KO’s] of the Philipines who is currently the pound for pound champion. Huge crowds attended their press conferences through the tour but the crowd in East Los Angeles was Oscar De La Hoya’s favorite crowd because he was born and raised in East Los Angeles.

“I am so honor and proud to finally come home; I grew up just a few blocks from here.” Oscar told the crowd, “I will always have East Los Angeles in my heart; I will take East Los Angeles to my grave”

“On December 6 it will be a fun fight, a great fight. I know Manny Pacquiao is the best pound per pound in the world and I have a lot of respect for him and everyone will win on fight night,” Oscar De La Hoya said.

“Everyone has the right to dream and only God knows who will be the winner on this fight on December 6th.” Manny Pacquiao said,” I know I will be ready; come December 6th.”

Before De La Hoya and Pacquiao were to face off, Oscar announced to the public that a local restaurant name King Taco will be serving free tacos for two hours to everyone who attended the event, paid for by Oscar.

While the over 300 people waited for De La Hoya and Pacquiao to show up, they were treated to live entertainment. A Mariachi band played followed by a Spanish Mexican band. Piolin, a local Spanish talk radio host and George Lopez, comedian were present humoring the crowd. There was a section where low rider automobiles were parked. Full Throttle Energy Drinks were free to everyone, and several vendors had items to hand out to the public. The Tecate Girls were at hand taking photos with boxing fans.

George Lopez was the master of ceremony and everyone had their laughs.

The fight is being promoted by Golden Boy Promotions and Top Rank, presented by Tequila Cazadores, Tecate beer, and HBO Pay Per View.

WORLD PREMERE OF “RENZO GRACIE:LEGACY” TO BE SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 AT U.S. SPORTS FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTED BY COMCAST SPORTSNET IN PHILDELPHIA

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PHILADELPHIA (October 8, 2008) – Organizers of the inaugural U.S. Sports Film Festival today announced the complete schedule of events that will comprise the four-day event taking place in Philadelphia from October 23-26.

“The complete schedule for the first-ever U.S. Sports Film Festival presented by Comcast SportsNet is set and we are looking forward to Oct. 23-26,” said festival president and founder Stephen Hartman. “With films ranging from mixed martial arts and “Renzo Gracie: Legacy;” to tennis and the ‘Signature Series: Pete Sampras’, as well as basketball, football, baseball, and others, the lineup has something for every sports fan to enjoy.”

The film on the life of the MMA legend will be seen for the first time on Saturday, October 25 from 6:30-9 at the Prince Theater in Philadelphia. Following the film there will be a panel that will include Renzo Gracie, producer Gethin Aldous and others. The screening will give fans time to see the movie and still watch the UFC Pay-per-view from Chicago that night.

In all, the USSFF will have more than 40 screenings. Recently added films include:
Bud Greenspan’s “16 Days to Glory;” “First Basket,” about follows the little-known history of Jews and basketball at the beginning of the 20th century; “Harvard Beats Yale 29-29,” the story of the famed 1968 Ivy League football game between two of the most renowned academic institutions in the world; “Peglegs of St. Stuyvesant High,” is the documentary produced by five-time Emmy winner Paulette Douglas, following Manhattan’s Stuyvesant High School football team and the lives of Max Niddam, Romeo Alexander and Aaron Landman; “Pittsburgh Passion,” this documentary brings you football with a spin, following the lives of the Pittsburgh Passion of the International Women’s Football League (IWFL); “Running the Sahara,” on February 20, Charlie, Ray and Kevin touched the Red Sea, just a few hours before sunset en route through six countries and the Sahara; “Streetballers,” is an Irish-Urban drama exploring the lives of two junior-college basketball players and their struggles within a divided city, broken homes, and the demands of collegiate level athletics; “Sugar,” a fictional true-to-life drama around the character of Miguel “Sugar” Santos, a hot Dominican pitching prospect for the fictional Kansas City Knights who has a dream to make it in the big leagues; “The Hammer,” tells the story about a guy edging into middle age trying to become a success fighting guys half his age; and “We Are Young,” the Major League Baseball Productions production which spans seven years chronicling the highs and lows of brothers Delmon and Dmitri Young’s journey to make and succeed in the Major League.

These films join an All-Star lineup that includes the Mixed Martial Arts documentary; the debut of “Basketball in the Barrio,” the story of two former University of Texas El Paso basketball players who started a program teaching basketball to the impoverished immigrant children of South El Paso, and the stories of those who used basketball as a tool for fulfillment, as well as “Kicking It,” the Ted Leonsis-produced film about a team of homeless soccer players and their life stories and successes on the pitch; “Run For Your Life,” the true-life story of the man who created the New York City Marathon, Fred Lebow; “Kassim The Dream,” the story of Ugandan-born (and Philadelphia resident) boxing world champion Kassim Ouma, a kidnapped child soldier and his struggles to break free and regain his life as a professional athlete; “The Zen of Bobby V,” the baseball film which follows former MLB manager Bobby Valentine through Japanese baseball; “Truth in 24,” which follows all the drama of the 24 hours of LeMans, and “Gunnin’ For That #1 Spot,” former Beastie Boy Adam Yauch’s chronicle of eight of the country’s top high school hoopsters, including NBA rookies Michael Beasley and Kevin Love, as they negotiate the courts of legendary Rucker Park in New York .

Also on tap for the festival will be a series of classic films by producer Mark Ciardi, including “Invincible” and “The Rookie.” The baseball film “The Natural,” starring Robert Redford rounds out the classic films series of the festival.

To obtain tickets to the U.S. Sports Film Festival go to www.ussportsfilmfestival.com or call (800) 298-4200. For Sponsorship information please call (212) 752-2500.

Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham Gives Thumbs Up To Newark’s N.J’s Prudential Center

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For Immediate release

Philadelphia, PA – 9th October 2008

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International Boxing Federation cruiserweight world champion, Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham, took some time off from training and visited The Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey which will be hosting his world title defense bout against Tomasz ‘Polish Warrior’ Adamek on the 11th December.

After spending a few hours being shown around the venue a clearly impressed Cunningham said “I just had to come down and see it for myself. I can’t actually believe I’m not flying to Europe to fight. You know, fighting in their backyard again. I had to come here to make sure I wasn’t dreaming it. You realise that this will be my fourth title fight. Finally my home fans will be able to come and support me on one, ‘cos I’m finally fighting at home. Well almost home, it’s just over an hour from Philly.

The Prudential Center’s really modern, it’s the perfect size for a title fight like this. I’m particularly proud that ours will be the first
championship fight held there. The venue’s great we’ll be able to really stink the place out.

Every seat in the place is pretty good. No blind spots or pillars and the way it’s stacked everyone gets a great view. It’s got huge overhead screens, so even those farthest from the action can see the close up stuff.

It’s really easy to get to, just two blocks from the station. I’m really pleased with the place. I’m really happy with Newark. It’s nice, it’s easy to get to from Philly and New York, well, all the East Coast really. I know I’ll have friends coming down from Connecticut, Massachusetts and other places and know it will be easy for them. It’s a really good spot”

The world title fight at The Prudential Center will be Steve’s first on American soil since he won the world crown by defeating Krzystztof ‘Diablo’ Wlodarczyk in Poland on May 26, 2007.

‘USS’ Cunningham and ‘Diablo’ fought two epic title battles in Wlodarczyk home country. The first, in November 2006, saw Wlodarczyk lift the vacant IBF Championship Belt with a controversial split-points decision in Warsaw. Due to certain discrepancies the International Boxing Federation immediately ordered a rematch. ‘USS’ Cunningham and ‘Diablo’ locked horns
again just six months later, this time Cunningham was victorious.

For his first title defense ‘USS’ Cunningham crossed the Atlantic again, this time to Bielefeld, Germany, where he defeated Marco ‘Kapt’n’ Huck, with a twelfth round technical knockout.

The International Boxing Federation World Cruiserweight Championship Title Fight between Champion, Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham and challenger, Tomasz ‘Polish Warrior’ Adamek is co-promoted by Main Events and Don King Productions, will take place at The Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on Thursday December 11th 2008.

Tickets priced at $303, $153, $78, $53, $38 are on sale now and can be purchased at The Prudential Center box office or by calling TicketMaster on 201-507-8900.

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CRISTOBAL CRUZ vs. ORLANDO SALIDO

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

IBF FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD

NORTHERN QUEST CASINO ON OCTOBER 23RD, 2008

SPOKANE, WA (Oct. 7) – CRISTOBAL CRUZ will square off against ORLANDO SALIDO on Oct. 23 at Northern Quest Casino for the vacant International Boxing Federation featherweight championship of the world.

DEMETRIUS ANDRADE, the 2007 Amateur World Champion and 2008 U.S. Olympian will make his professional debut in the junior middleweight division at 154 pounds and open the nationally televised event at 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time. Andrade is the #1 amateur fighter in the world from the United States.

MAXIM VLASOV (13-0-0, 5 KO’s), one of the top undefeated Super Middleweight prospects in the world will be in the co-feature bout versus Don Mouton.

The event in the Pend Oreille Pavilion is for guests 18 and older. Doors open at 4 p.m. and the first bout with 2008 U.S. Olympian Demetrius Andrade will start at 5 p.m. Tickets are $25, $45, $60 and $75 and are available at the Northern Quest box office at 509-481-6700 or through TicketsWest at (800) 325-7328 or ticketswest.com

Presented by Banner Promotions and Golden Gloves in association with Northern Quest Casino, the main event, co-feature and opening bouts will be televised nationally on the Versus network.

Cruz (36-11-1, 23 knockouts), fighting out of Tijuana, Mexico, will put his record on the line against Salido (31-9-2, 20 knockouts), of Sonora, Mexico in the 12-round main event. Salido is the IBF’s number two ranked contender; Cruz is ranked third.

During his most recent fight last March, Cruz, 31, upset highly touted South African fighter Thomas Mashaba in a bitter and hard-fought majority decision. According to the CompuBox punch record, Cruz threw an astonishing 1,580 punches or an average of 131 punches per round.

Salido, 27, made his professional boxing debut at age 15 and is 8-0 with one no-decision in his last nine boxing matches. He has fought former world champions Robert Guerrero, Cesar Soto, Juan Manuel Marquez, Alfred Kotey, Alejandro Gonzalez and Regilio Tuur, plus a number of ranked contenders.

EUROPEAN BOXING NEWS

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WBO supermiddle champ Denis Inkin is likely to defend the title in February of next year against stablemate Karoly Balzsay.

Former WBA superbantam champ Mayhar Monshipour returns to action December 1 in Poitiers. Opponent have yet to be announced but is promised to be among top ten in Europe. If all goes according to plan Mayhar will fight January 24, March 14 and in June of next year. Monshipour, 28-3-2, retired in March of 2006.

Italian veteran Cristian Sanavia is the new official challenger for EBU supermiddle champ – and stablemate – Karo Murat. Sanavia is thus out of the planned fight against EU ruler Lolenga Mock which was set for November 13 in Denmark. Next available challenger for Mock should have been Mads Larsen but Sauerland Event have different plans for Larsen though and they all involve a shot at a world title either against IBF ruler Lucian Bute should he beat Librado Andrade or move in on WBA king Mikkel Kessler, should he beat Danilo Haussler, which he is very likely to do. As for Mock a new opponent have yet to be announced.

Robert Roselia and Woilid Guarras square off in “la Petite Finale”, the fight for the third place, of the Grand Tornoi in Paris November 24. The fight is made 75 kg. It´s a good matchup and the tournament as a whole have been a success for French boxing and AMI Production. In the finals Affif Belgecham and Hassan N´Dam square off at a date to be announced. Also on the November 13 show is a French titlefight at cruiser between Merick Roberge and Rachid El Hadak.

Francesco Pianeta is likely to defend the EU heavyweight title October 25 in Oldenburg in a supporting bout to Kessler vs Haussler. Opponent have yet to be announced.

Ivan Pozo and Christophe Rodriguez clash December 13 in Vigo, Spain, for the vacant EBU title.

Heavies Paolo Vidoz and Matt Skelton fight for the vacant EBU title December 19 somewhere in Italy.

Late news: Hector Constance, originally from Trinidad and Tobago, but based in Vienna for decades passed away April 3. Constance was a true journeyman deluxe through the 40´s, 50´s and 60´s taking on all comers just about everywhere winning some, losing some. In retirement Constance trained some of the best Austrian fighters.

WBO lightheavy champ Zsolt Erdei won´t defend his title until next year but reportedly remains standby to replace Jurgen Brahmer should there be further problems prior to his November 22 showdown against WBA ruler Hugo Hernan Garay. Erdei´s next defence should be against Brit Dean Francis. On the November 22 show female champs Ina Menzer and Alesia Graf will both defend their respective titles.

Oliver Guettel will now face Dominican Felix Lora for the WBC Youth welteweight title in the headliner of SES show in Barleben October 10. On the undercard Polish middleweight prospect Gregorz Proksa take on Romanian Mihai Macovei. Jr middle Marco Schulze is in against Austrian trialhorse Thomas Hengstberger while comebacking heavy Timo Hoffmann battle Kenyan Raymond Ochieng.

French welter champ Frank Harroche Horta defends the title against veteran Louis Mimoune November 21 in Blagnac.

WBA backs Ruiz in taxing situation

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LAS VEGAS (October 7, 2008) – Last week at the World Boxing Association (WBA) Convention in the Dominican Republic, two-time WBA heavyweight champion John “The Quietman” Ruiz (43-8-1, 29 KOs) petitioned the organization to enforce its regulations regarding foreign tax deductions in his fight August 30 against Nikolay Valuev in Berlin.

Because Valuev-Ruiz went to purse bid, Ruiz argued that according to the WBA’s Championship regulations there was a “net” purse rule in effect requiring any German taxes to be paid by the promoter, Sauerland Event, and could not be deducted from his purse. Last Friday, Team Ruiz was notified that the WBA had ruled in Ruiz’ favor, declaring that at the time of the Ruiz/Valuev bout its purse bid regulations intended and required that there could be no deductions from a foreign boxer’s purse by the winner of the purse bid. The WBA also announced that in the future, its purse bid regulations would operate on a “gross” basis, where the German tax on foreign boxers could be appropriately deducted by the winning promoter.

Nearly $250,000 was improperly withheld from Ruiz’ check for taxes and must be now be reimbursed to Ruiz by Sauerland.

“I’m happy because I haven’t won too many German decisions lately,” Ruiz said. “The WBA abided by its rules and stood up for fighters. If we hadn’t fought this Sauerland would have kept my money and now they have to return what they improperly withheld. I want to thank my advisor, Attorney Tony Cardinale, and Attorney Judd Burstein for fighting this cause and bringing home a victory.”

-JR-

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