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GREAT ARTICLE ON WAMMA SANCTIONING BODY

MANUEL QUEZADA SET TO TAKE ON TEKE ORUH UN HEAVYWEIGHT SLUGFEST

KING HENRY ADDED TO YORK HALL BOXING SHOW IN UK

DANNY GARCIA GETS SLOT ON HOPKINS VS. PAVLIK UNDERCARD

Q&A WITH CARINA MORENO

“FAST” EDDIE CHAMBERS – LIVIN CASTILLO PLUS FULL UNDERCARD FROM THE LEGENDARY BLUE HORIZON NOW AVAILABLE ON WWW.GOFIGHTLIVE.TV

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PHIALDELPHIA/NEW YORK (OCTOBER 6, 2008)—Last Friday night at The Legendary Blue Horizon a great night of boxing was held and it was featured the return of world ranked Heavyweight, “Fast” Eddie Chambers domination of Livin Castillo.

Now for the fans who were not able to be at The Legendary Blue Horizon and those who want to relive this great night of boxing, they can watch this exciting event FREE of charge on www.gofightlive.tv

Fans can watch Chambers systematically break down and then stop Castillo in the six round and breaking Castillo’s jaw in the process.

This bout plus the full five fight undercard is now available on www.gofightlive.tv free on-demand service.

In the co-feature, Anna Ingham of Sweden made her American debut under the tutelage of former world champion, Mark Breland score a unanimous decision over Cimberly Harris in a bout that featured quality boxing from Ingham as she cut Harris with some powerful shots.

In what will go down as one of the best fights of the year, Joselito Collado and David Orosco waged a four round “cant-miss” war in which each guy rocked his opponent repeatedly throughout the twelve minute affair.

Also featured on the card is a good looking Light heavyweight prospect named Donta Woods scoring a vicious knockout over Shawn Guzman.

“It was a terrific night of boxing” said Jerry Palmer, President of www.gofightlive.tv

“I know all the fans and boxing people are interested in Chambers and his championship aspirations. Friday night he showed he is ready for every heavyweight in the world and it was an honor for us to be the capture this great fight. The Fight with Ingham and Harris plus the Collado-Orosco war was one of the best fights we have broadcasted so I know the fans will enjoy watching this broadcast.”

www.gofightlive.tv is the leading website for live and archived boxing matches.

www.gofightlive.tv has broadcasted some of the biggest fights and fighters such as fights from The Legendary Blue Horizon, Broadway Boxing, The Brawl For it All: Bonaduce vs. Levy, Plus the first ever live webcast from an Atlantic City casino which was headlined by a doubleheader featuring Mike Arnaoutis-Nasser Athoumani & Kevin Johnson battling former heavyweight champion Bruce Seldon

Battle at the Boat 69

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For Immediate Release: October 3, 2008

October 25, 2008 – 7:00pm
Emerald Queen Casino

Northwest Favorites
Torres – Cantrell Return to Ring

Montano – Mora to Co-Headline

TACOMA, WA – Two of the Northwest’s favorite fighters return to the ring on the 69th installment of the Emerald Queen Casino’s Battle at the Boat Professional Boxing series, October 25, 2008, first show starts at 7:00pm.

Othello, Washington’s David Torres (20-1, 13KOs) coming off of his first professional defeat will face Mexico’s Zaid Zavaleta (18-4, 11KOs) in an 8 round fight. Torres lost to world title contender Julio Diaz (34-4-0) in a fight broadcast live on ESPN 2 from the Playboy Mansion. “David needs to win this fight,” said promoter Brian Halquist. “Diaz is a world title contender and David has nothing to feel bad about. He needs to bounce back and win this fight and show the boxing fans what David Torres is all about” said Halquist.

Another Northwest favorite Roger Cantrell (12-1, 8 KOs) will face Bakersfield, California’s Billy Bailey (7-2, 2KOs) in a 6 round Light Heavyweight showdown. Cantrell, like Torres, is coming off a televised loss to Olympic Gold Medalist Andre Wand in a fight broadcast on Showtime from St. Lucia. “It’s great to have Roger and David both fighting on the same card. They both really need to win their fights. They have both gotten some great world wide exposure with their last fights and there is so much on the line for them,” Halquist said. “The Northwest fight fans have backed both David and Roger throughout their careers and to have them come back and fight in the northwest is fantastic.”

The card will also feature a 10 round main event featuring another fighter coming off a Nationally Televised loss, Anthony Mora (15-2, 10 KOs), who faces Ramón Montaro (16-5, 1 KO) in a Super Lightweight Showdown. “This fight is a promoter’s dream fight; you have three fighters coming off nationally televised losses; boxers who are fighting for their careers, fighting to show they deserve another shot. A loss may not be devastating but none of these guy’s can really afford to lose, there is so much on the line. A promoter’s dream fight is a fans fight and the Northwest Boxing fans should be delighted with this show,” Halquist stated.

Battle at the Boat 69 is presented by The Emerald Queen Casino and promoted by Brian Halquist Productions. Tickets are $75-$40-$20 and available at all Ticketmaster locations, by phone (253) 627-8497 (Tacoma) (206) 628-0888 (Seattle) and the Emerald Queen Casino Box Office.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT:

Christianne Smith (253) 564-2090; bhmainevent1@qwestoffice.net

Brian Halquist (253) 564-2090; bhalquist@qwestoffice.net

EUROPEAN BOXING NEWS

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“King” Arthur Abraham´s defence of the IBF title against Raul Marquez that was to have taken place tonight in Bamberg is postponed until November 8, According to a press release from Sauerland event the champion woke up this morning with “a temperature and flu-like symptoms”. Abraham was then diagnosed with influenza which forced a postponement of not just Abraham vs Marquez but for the show as a whole.

“the Dancing Destroyer”, Herbie Hide returns home for a fight in Norwich tonight against Latvian Aleksejs Kosoboksovs. Hide resides in Hamburg and is promoted by Arena Box Promotion and this is his first appearance in the UK since 2004.

As Antonio Margarito have been declared WBA “superchamp” Ukrainian Yuri Nuzhenko have moved from “interim” titleholder to “full” WBA welterweight champion of the world.

Adrian Diaconou´s defence of the WBC lightheavy title against Italian Silvio Branco will now go ahead November 15 in Bucharest and November 8 as previously planned.

notifight.com, always well informed, writes that WBA jr welter champ Andreas Kotelnik will defend the title in Germany January 10 or 17 against hardpunching Argentinian René Maidana.

Supermiddles Ali Ndiaye and Roberto Cocco clash for the vacant Italian title October 10 in Pontedera.

Norwegian jr welter Geir Inge Jorgensen, 27-1, knocked out Spaniard Armando Candel, 6-5, on a show in Lublin, Poland, last night. Geir Inge have been around for some time without really going anywhere, his record is somewhat inflated but he´s worked very hard and have improved.

“FAST” EDDIE CHAMBERS TAKES CARE OF LIVIN CASTILLO AT THE LEGENDARY BLUE HORIZON IN FIVE ROUNDS

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PHILADELPHIA (OCTOBER 3, 2008)—“Fast” Eddie Chambers made his homecoming bout a successful one as he took care of stubborn Livin Castillo at 2:59 of round five of their scheduled eight round bout the headlined a six bout card at The Legendary Blue Horizon

Chambers was effective as he used his decided hand speed advantage to land an assortment of punches that kept Castillo from getting comfortable at any point in the fight.

Chambers finally turned up the heat by hurting Castillo late in round five and finished him off with a left that was followed by a right. Castillo turned his back in an effort to have the fight stopped as he was under heavy assault from the IBF number-seven ranked Heavyweight in the world.

“He was a tough guy. I hit him with some good shots and I know I hurt him a few times” said a victorious Chambers.

“I played with him a little too much and I should have had him out there before that. I am going to get right back in the gym and look for something bigger maybe in December.”

Castillo was taken to the hospital after the fight with an apparent jaw injury.

The co-feature was a successful American debut from Anna “The Viking Princess” Ingman as the undefeated Swedish fighter scored a unanimous decision over Cimberly Harris in a six round ladies Jr. Middleweight bout.

Ingman showed very good boxing technique as she used a nice jab to set up some solid right’s and hooks off the jab to win on all cards by scores of 60-54, 59-55 and 58-56.

The fight of the night saw Joselito Collado score a four round unanimous decision over David Orosco in a Featherweight bout that had the crowd on their feet for much of the twelve minutes.

Collado floored Orosco once but Orosco showed no quit and scored some tremendous flurries of his own.

The card was promoted by Vernoca L. Michael & Blue Horizon Boxing Promotions Inc along with Goossen-Tutor & Score America

FULL RESULTS

Eddie Chambers (32-1, 18 KO’s), 219 lbs of Philadelphia TKO 5 (2:59) over Livin Castillo (14-6, 9 KO’s), 205 lbs of Atlantic City, NJ

Anna Ingman, (6-0, 1 KO), 151 lbs of Karlstad, Sweden UD 6 (60-54, 59-55, 58-56) over Cimberly Harris (5-13), 146 lbs of Tampa, FL

Darren Fallen (11-6-1), 149 lbs of Philadelphia SD 6 (59-56, 58-56, 56-58) over Carlos Pena (5-16-2), 151 lbs of Lowell, Mass

Joselito Collado (5-0, 2 KO’s), 127 ½ lbs of Queens, NY UD 4 (40-35, 40-35, 39-37) over David Orosco (0-2), 122 lbs of Atlanta

Carlos Zambrano (3-0), 128 lbs of Patterson, NJ UD 4 (40-35, 40-35, 40-35) over Rasool Shakoor (1-4-1) 128 ½ lbs of Jackson, MI

Donta Woods (1-0, 1 KO), 173 ½ lbs of Atlanta TKO 3 (0:19) over Shawn Guzman (0-1), 175 lbs of Orlando, FL

The Dancing Destroyer returns

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Herbie Hide will have his first fight in Britain for four years in a non-title eight round bout at the Norfolk Showground in Norwich on Saturday, 4th October.

The former world heavyweight champion boxes in an eight-round bout against Aleksejs Kosobokovs (Latvia), who has won two of his last three fights by first round stoppage and went the distance with Willi Fischer (Germany) last year.

Hide’s comeback is part of the Hennessy Sports bill which includes Jon Thaxton’s (Norwich) European Lightweight Title challenge against Juan Carlos Diaz Melero (Spain) as top of the bill and Danny McIntosh (Norwich) versus Steve Spartacus (Ipswich) for the English Light-Heavyweight Title. ITV4 ‘Big Fight Live’ will televise from 8.45pm.

Hide suffered a nasty cut in his last fight in Britain, causing the bout against Mindaugas Kulikauskas (Lithuania) to be stopped.

Since then, Hide has been based in Germany and dropped down a division to cruiserweight where he has won nine fights back-to-back and claimed the WBC International Title.

Hide, 37, is ranked at No 5 by the WBC and is closing in on a shot at the prestigious world title.

As he prepares for his big chance to become a two-weight world champion, Hide returns to action in Norwich where he has moved back to.

Promoter Mick Hennessy believes Hide can be a force to be reckoned with in the cruiserweight division.

“Last time Herbie appeared over here was four years ago on a Hennessy Sports show and he has returned over here on a Hennessy Sports show as I’ve got an agreement to work on his career going forward with Ahmet Oener off Arena box,” said Hennessy.

“Herbie is No 5 with the WBC and that rating should improve soon. We are looking to get him a final eliminator for the prestigious WBC world title early next year.

“I think he’s capable of beating any cruiserweight in the world even at this stage of his career and he is capable of becoming world champion again.

“Herbie has done very well in Germany. He has been very dedicated and changed his life around. Arena Box have done a great job with him.

“Last time he fought here he was unfortunate because his career was picking up and he got a nasty cut which set him back a bit.

“He is back living in England now and this fight is just to reintroduce him to the UK market. It will also keep him busy because he is in an excellent position to fight for a world title again.

“He is back living in Norwich and he can see the venue from his house so he is going to walk there on the night. He is very proud to come from Norwich and is very excited to be on this show.”

“Let’s be having you”

European Lightweight Title

Tickets on sale now

Jon Thaxton vs Juan Carlos Diaz Melero

Hennessy Sports are proud to announce tickets for Norfolk Showground, Norwich Saturday 4th October 2008 now on sale via Ticketmaster box office

TEL:

0870 060 1795

www.ticketmaster.co.uk

24hr hotline

£30 Unreserved seating

£40 Outer Ringside reserved seating

£60 Ringside reserved seating

WWW.HENNESSYSPORTS.COM

CUNNINGHAM AND ADAMEK TO ATTEND 71ST ANNUAL PULASKI DAY PARADE IN N.Y. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5

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IBF Cruiserweight Champion Steve “USS” Cunningham of Philadelphia and Polish Superstar and Former World Champion Tomasz Adamek of Jersey City, N.J, to promote Dec 11 championship showdown at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.

NEWARK, N.J.—International Boxing Federation cruiserweight champion Steve “USS” Cunningham (21-1, 11 KOs) and Polish-born former world champion Tomasz Adamek (35-1, 24 KOs) will attend the 71st Annual Pulaski Day Parade on Sunday, October 5 on 5th Avenue in New York City, N.Y. The two fighters will battle in a 12 round championship bout on Thursday, Dec 11 at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. VERSUS will broadcast the bout live.

Tickets priced at $303, $153, $78, $53, $38 go on sale on Monday at 11 a.m. and can be purchased by calling TicketMaster at 201-507-8900.

The event, with full undercard, is being co-promoted by Main Events and Don King Productions.

CONTACTS: Donald Tremblay, Main Events (973) 200-7050 dtremblay@mainevents.com
Alan Hopper, Don King Productions (954) 418-5839 alandkp@hotmail.com
Joy Gulledge, Prudential Center, (973) 757-6509 jgulledge@prucenter.com
Katie Bradshaw, Versus, (917-934-1997) Katie_bradshaw@versus.com

“Let’s Be Having You”

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Jon Thaxton believes victory over Juan Carlos Diaz Melero on Saturday will put him in contention for the World Lightweight Title.

Norwich’s former British champion faces Juan Carlos Diaz Melero (Spain) for the vacant European Lightweight Title at the Norfolk Showground as top of the bill on the Hennessy Sport’s show live on ITV4 ‘Big Fight Live.

Jono was stopped halfway through his fight with Yuri Romanov (Russia), which was also for the European Lightweight Title, in April but promoter Mick Hennessy has secured a second opportunity for him.

Thaxton says victory over former European champion Melero will propel him towards a world title shot.

“I want to be a world champion, or at least fight for a world title, and still believe I can do it,” he said.

“I always believe I can win a fight, whether it’s fighting Melero, Amir Khan or even Romanov again.

“Winning this title could launch me on to the world title scene. I have been a pro 16 years and I deserve a lucky break and I could get a world title being European champion.

“I’m 34 – only just – and you have got the likes of Nate Campbell, Joel Casamayor and Juan Manuel Marquez who are all older than me and at the top of my division.

“Campbell is the world champion with three world titles and he is 37. Casamayor is also 37 and he has just been beaten by Marquez, who seems to be getting better and he is 35.

“So when I see them doing it I think to myself why I can’t do the same. I’ve been a pro a long time and have got a lot of experience and ring knowledge.

“There’s going to be a big audience on ITV4 and to be fighting in Norwich is such a big boost for me. Both those factors will give me an edge, but I will block out all the fans and the cameras on the night.

“Melero had Romanov down before Romanov came back to stop him, but Romanov never put me down. Melero is a very capable boxer and he’s adaptable, but we’ve prepared for every situation.”

“Let’s be having you”

European Lightweight Title

Tickets on sale now

Jon Thaxton vs Juan Carlos Diaz Melero

Hennessy Sports are proud to announce tickets for Norfolk Showground, Norwich Saturday 4th October 2008 can be purchased at the venue on the night.

£30 Unreserved seating

£40 Outer Ringside reserved seating

£60 Ringside reserved seating

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