Kimbo Junior Talks About His Success in Football and His Famous Father

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B. Smith, B. Davis, Perry, Liles, Jasperson, Bonora this Week on Takedown Radio

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Fight Now USA Presents Takedown Wrestling from the Brute studios in Des Moines, Iowa at 1460 KXNO. Takedown Wrestling is brought to you by Kemin Agrifoods!

Join Takedown Wrestling Host Scott Casber and Brad Johnson with the Takedown Wrestling Headline News. Listen in this Saturday for Takedown Wrestling 9 to 11 AM CST/ 10 AM to 12 Noon Eastern.
This weeks guests include:

9:01 Brian Smith- Head Coach of Missouri
9:20 Barry Davis- Head Coach of Wisconsin
9:40 Carl Perry- Fellowship of Christian Athletes
10:01 Jason Liles- Head Coach of South Dakota State University
10:20 Bruce and Cassidy Jasperson- Texas Dad and Daughter
10:40 Michael Bonora- D3 Natl Champ for Rhode Island
author of “Wrestling with Your Destiny”
10:50 Amy Ruble Wildrose Casino and Resort in Emmetsburg, Iowa

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Gleason’s Next Amateur Show is This Saturday Evening, July 30, 2011

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This show is the finals of the Second Annual New York City Boxing Tournament.

The show will feature Juniors, Seniors and Master Boxers.

The weigh in will begin at 4:00PM and the first bout will begin at 6:00PM.

 

The show is sanctioned by USABoxingMetro. All boxers must have their boxing book with them in order to participate.

 

Enjoy a fun evening at the fights!

 

The ticket price is $20 per person. Children 6 and under are not charged. All gym registered amateurs with their books in hand pay $15 per person.

 

This show will be shown live and free of cost on: www.gofightlive.tv . The blow by blow for these fights will be done by our very own Champion Sonya Lamonakis.

 

Do not forget to get your Raffle ticket.

Win a 2012 Harley Davidson “Fat Boy.”

Only 350 tickets being sold at $100 each.

 

 

IBF’s #3 and #4 ranked Super Lightweights Meet for Right to Challenge Amir Khan

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The IBF’s No. 3 and No. 4 ranked junior welterweights will clash Friday, July 29 at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN2, ESPN Deportes and ESPN3.com for the right to meet newly crowned IBF junior welterweight champion Amir Khan.   Joe Tessitore and Teddy Atlas will be ringside at The Cosmopolitan Ballroom when Victor “Mermelada” Cayo (26-1, 17 KOs, IBF #3) meets Lamont Peterson (28-1-1, 14 KOs IBF #4) in a 12-round eliminator on ESPN’s Friday Night Fights presented by Corona Extra. The card is presented by Warriors Boxing/Bluwave Entertainment.   The Dominican Republic’s Cayo is coming off a first-round knockout win over Javier Gomez. Cayo said of Friday’s fight, “Lamont Peterson is a great boxer, great fighter – he’s a professional. He’s a very smart fighter, but he’s not focused on winning the fight – he’s more focused on giving a good show and that will hurt him.”   Washington D.C.’s Peterson, a former junior welterweight world title challenger, is coming off a December 10-round draw against Victor Ortiz. “Cayo is a very good fighter. He has the height, reach, good speed, he has decent power,” Peterson said. “He avoids punches very well, but he keeps his hands really low. A lot of times, when people keep their hands low, it’s easy to catch them. But at the same time, with their hands low, it’s hard to see their punches – they’re coming from his waist. I just make sure I pay attention to that.”   Friday’s card will also feature Yordanis “King Caney” Despaigne (8-1, 4 KOs) against former super middleweight world-title challenger Edison “Pantera” Miranda (34-5, 29 KOs). Miami’s Despaigne is coming off a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Ismayl Sillakh, while Florida’s Miranda is coming off an eight-round decision win over Rayco Saunders. ###   In conjunction with Warriors Boxing Promotions and Blue Wave Group, “Fight Nights at The Cosmopolitan” combines the mystique and excitement of legendary Las Vegas boxing matches with a new and socially dynamic experience. Tickets are on sale now and priced at $250 for VIP tables, $150 for ringside seats, $100 for floor seats, $50 for grandstand seating and $20 for general admission tickets and are available for purchase by calling 877-551-7778 or at www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com.   Topping the all-action undercard will be Miami, Florida, via Cuba’s undefeated knockout artist Rances “Kid Blast” Barthelemy 12-0 (10 KO’s) in an eight-round super featherweight matchup against Kansas City’s Gerardo Robles (14-9, 6 KO`s). In a 10-round battle with a touch of international flavor, Chelyabwsk, Russia’s undefeated Sergey Kovalev (15-0, 13 KO`s) will face Nairobi, Kenya’s Douglas Otieno (23-6, 12 KO`s) for the NABA Light Heavyweight Championship. Also featured is a six-round light heavyweight scrap between Las Vegas’ (via Sweden) Badou Jack “The Ripper” (6-0, 5 KO`s) and Athens, Georgia’s Timothy Hall Jr. (6-11, 4 KO`s); and in a four-round lightweight attraction, popular Las Vegas fighter Cameron Kreal will make his highly anticipated pro debut against fellow Las Vegas resident Franky Martinez (0-3).

 

Boxing Sensation Hector Camacho Jr. Steps Back into Ring Friday Night

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This Saturday night in Atlanta world renowned middleweight boxer Hector Camacho Jr. (53-4-1) will return to the ring as he continues to embark on his jo,urney of winning the title.  As he prepares for the underdog Shakir Ashanti (16-11), Camacho Jr. keeps his main goal in sight.

 

“I can’t look past a fighter like Ashanti, because he comes in to play the spoiler role,” said Camacho Jr.  “I have to be live and sharp. These are the kind of fighters that you have to let them know right away that they have no business in the ring with me.  If you allow a fighter like Ashanti to stick around and believe he has a chance then you’re in for a long night.”

 

Going into this fight Camacho Jr. is confident that his training regime and work ethic will help him emerge the victor.

 

“I have worked hard to train for this fight, focusing on using my speed and experience to my advantage in setting up my attack,” said Camacho Jr.   “I plan to win the fight using my ring smarts and experience.”

 

Camacho Jr. won his only other fight of 2011, and has gone an impressive 9-1 over his last 10 bouts.  Looking forward, Camacho Jr. plans to drop down in weight following this bout to make a run at the welterweight championship.

 

“I want to focus on making the welterweight limits and starting going after the champions at that weight class,” said Camacho Jr. “There are some of the top fighters at that weight, and if I want to make an impact on my way to the championship, that is the way to do it.”

 

Outside of the ring Camacho Jr. has been working with his team in orchestrating a charity event for Harlem. Camacho Jr. is looking to host a boxing exhibition to spread awareness of gang and drug violence affluent in communities and raise money to help local schools.

 

“It is important to stay involved with my community, and to give back to the kids,” said Camacho Jr.  “After this July 30 fight I plan to focus my efforts and helping out as much as possible and making a difference wherever I can.”

 

For more information on the latest developments with Hector Camacho Jr. visit www.teamcamachojr.com orhttps://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/hector.camacho1.

 

Clarion Names Matt Dernlan Hd Coach, He Talks to Takedown Wrestling

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(Clarion, Pa.): Matt Dernlan, 39, who grew up in West Liberty, Ohio and who has been an assistant wrestling coach at Penn State (2011 NCAA Div. I National Champions) for the past seven seasons, was named today as Clarion University’s head wrestling coach, it was announced by athletic director Dave Katis.

Dernlan replaces Teague Moore, who was the Golden Eagles head coach for the past five seasons and was recently named head wrestling coach at American University.

Matt comes to Clarion from Penn State where he was director of operations from 2009 – 2011 under head coach Cael Sanderson and part of the Nittany Lion staff that brought an NCAA D-I National Championship home in 2011. He was the first assistant and recruiting coordinator at PSU from 2005-2009 and helped lead the Lions to a third place team finish in 2008. He was directly responsible three top 4 national recruiting classes in 2005, 2006, 2007 and also a top contributor in the outstanding 2010 class. He was also director of operations at PSU in 2004-2005.

Prior to his coaching experience at Penn State, Dernlan was the assistant coach at Ohio Northern University from 2001 – 2004, was assistant director of the Jeff Jordan Champ Camps from 1999-2000 and 1995-98 and assistant wrestling coach at St. Paris Graham High School in Ohio from 1997-99.

“I am excited to announce that Matt Dernlan has accepted the position as head wrestling coach at Clarion University,” said athletic director Dave Katis. “Matt possesses all the attributes we were looking for in a head coach,” he continued. “He has a great background as a wrestler and a coach, is highly respected in wrestling circles, will be an outstanding recruiter and will be a strong, positive leader for our wrestling program in the classroom and on the mats. He is committed to graduating student-athletes and is motivated to be the best. The Clarion wrestling tradition is in good hands with Matt Dernlan.”

Dernlan becomes only the sixth head coach at NCAA Division I Clarion since 1960. Frank Lignelli re-started the wrestling program in the Fall of 1959 and coached through 1966. Bob Bubb elevated the program to elite NCAA Division I status as head coach from 1967- 92, while Jack Davis mentored from 1993-97, Ken Nellis from 1998-2006 and Moore from 2007 – 2011.

“I am honored and humbled to accept the opportunity to become the next head wrestling coach at Clarion University,” said Dernlan. “I want to thank President Whitney, Harry Tripp, Dave Katis, coach Bubb and the wrestling search committee for putting their faith in me in to lead this prestigious wrestling program.”

“I have been overwhelmed by the level of support the program attracts from our alumni, the community and the institution itself. I am eager to confront the challenges of reconnecting the program to its rich tradition, while at the same time being mindful of the responsibility for myself, the staff and the members of the program, that we must add to our tradition.”

“I so admire and respect former Clarion head coach Bob Bubb,” said Dernlan. “He built a tradition that only a few men have achieved in our great sport. He is a man dedicated to building men of integrity, character and action. His record stands among the nations elite and is an NWCA Wrestling Hall of Famer. I hope to follow and build upon the qualities that coach Bubb was dedicated to, along with all of the great men who have built the tradition and family that I am now a part of. I hope to honor them all by doing things the right way for the right reasons and restore Clarion wrestling to national prominence.”

Matt started his wrestling career at West Liberty – Salem High School (Ohio) where he was a three-time Ohio Class III State Champion and amassed an unbelievable overall record of 120-0 over those three years. A 34-4 record as a freshman gave him a high school record of 154-4 under coach Eric Harman.

After graduating from West Liberty – Salem in 1991, Matt attended Liberty University and wrestled for coach Don Shuler. Wrestling at 126-pounds, Dernlan was an NCAA Div. I National qualifier as a sophomore in 1993. After red-shirting the 1994 season, Liberty dropped its wrestling program and Dernlan stayed at Liberty to graduate in 1996 with a degree in Sport Management. He has also earned a Masters Degree in 2002 from Bowling Green State University in sport Administration and has been working towards a Ph.D. in Education from the University of Toledo.

Inducted into the Ohio High School Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2002, Dernlan also was a three-time USA Wrestling High School All-American (1989-91).

Penn State head coach Cael Sanderson is happy for the former PSU assistant. “Matt has done a great job here at Penn State and has been an important part of our staff. While we will miss him, we are very excited and pleased for him personally as he takes over the Clarion wrestling program.”

Matt is currently the head coach of the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club (2009-10; 2010-11) and has five wrestlers from the club who will be wrestling at the World Freestyle Championships in Istanbul, Turkey September 16-18. Three wrestlers representing the USA include Cael Sanderson, Teyon Ware and Jake Varner, while two representing Puerto Rice include Franklin Gomez and Jaime Espinal. Dernlan will attend the World Championships and coach those five wrestlers.

“I would also like to thank Penn State A. D. Tim Curley for offering me the opportunity to be a part of the Penn State family. I have been blessed to work with the greatest coaching staff in the country and take great pride in what we have accomplished together. I also want to thank Cael Sanderson for his help and guidance, along with the other coaches who have been instrumental in getting me prepared to be Clarion University’s head coach.”

Matt and wife Carie have two daughters Ava and Aubrey. He is the son of David and Susan Dernlan who currently reside in Ashland, Ohio. Matt has three brothers including Jeff, Steve and Tim – all wrestlers.

CLARION NOTES: Matt Dernlan becomes only the sixth coach at Clarion since 1960… The Golden Eagles are 510-316-13 over that time… The program was started in the 1959-60 season under head coach Frank Lignelli … Lignelli was the coach from 1960-66 with a record of 61-12… He passed the torch to Bob Bubb, who from 1966-92, put Clarion wrestling on the national stage… Bubb had a career record of 322-121-4 … Bubb led Clarion to a 4th place team finish at D-I nationals in 1973, sixth in 1972 and 87 and eighth in 1992, his final season… Bubb coached 7 D-I champions, 3 college division champs, 27 All-Americans, 29 EWL winners and 68 PSAC champs … Bubb will be remembered for two special athletes, namely Wade Schalles and Kurt Angle… Both were named to the NCAA/NWCA 75th Anniversary Team in March of 2005… Schalles had an amazing career record of 153-5-1, won 2 NCAA titles and posted an NCAA record 106 pins … Angle also was a 2-time NCAA D-I Champion, posted a record of 116-10-2 and also won an Olympic Gold Medal in 1996 … On June 4, 2005, Bubb was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Stillwater, Oklahoma …. Jack Davis was Clarion’s head coach from 1993-97 with a record of 43-34-5, Nellis (47-89-3; 1998-2006), and Moore (37-60-1)… Clarion has 8 D-I National Champions, 43 All-Americans, 52 EWL winners and 111 PSAC Champions… That also includes 14 PSAC and 3 EWL team titles…. In 2011 Clarion won the PSAC team title, placed fourth at EWL’s and qualified two wrestlers to the NCAA Division I Nationals in 157-lb James Fleming (So. West Mifflin) and 165-lb Bekzod Abdurakhmonov (Jr. Tashkent, Uzbekistan).

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Boxing Links (7-27-11)

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Butch Lewis – Family Releases Statement, Arrangements BoxingScene.com NEW YORK —Butch Lewis, legendary boxing promoter and manager, film and music producer, dealmaker and humanitarian, will be celebrated at his home-going service on Monday, August 1, 2011 at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, Delaware. … See all stories on this topic »

MP impress in sub-junior women’s national boxing Times of India Apart from Madhya Pradesh, Delhi and Manipur boxers also had a good day in office with nine each qualifying for the last four, followed by Punjab (8). It, however, turned out to be a bit of a dampener for holders Maharashtra as only five boxers from … See all stories on this topic »

Women boxers inspire exhibition BBC News By Pritti Mistry BBC News, Hull An 82-year-old former fighter is among the Hull womenboxers photographed for a new exhibition. The exhibition, Girls in the Ring, is part of the Cultural Olympiad and has been put together by Hull-born photo journalist … See all stories on this topic » BBC News

Nonito Donaire, Top Rank end dispute ESPN And we have likewise come to a mutual understanding and agreement as far as our common objectives in boxing and how we can work better together as a team.” In February, Donaire scored a sensational second-round knockout of Fernando Montiel to claim his … See all stories on this topic »

Manny Pacquiao’s undisputed edge over Floyd Mayweather: Marketability MLive.com In boxing, that makes him exceedingly rare. For a Filipino, it makes him unprecedented. Here is where Floyd Mayweather has no choice but to fight Pacquiao to usurp him. Hewlett-Packard selected Pacquiao to help hawk its TouchPad in a series of … See all stories on this topic » MLive.com

Boxers And Celebrities turn out for Charity Football Tournament Now Boxing (blog) Last July Johnny Eames and the crew at the TKO Boxing Gym in Canning Town organised a celebrity football tournament, on Canvey Island, Essex, to raise funds for the Indee Rose Trust. The event was a massive success that not only attracted stars from … See all stories on this topic » Now Boxing (blog)

Boxing kangaroo put down Sydney Morning Herald Phyllis Johnson was taking the Sunday washing from the line in the backyard of her Charleville home when the red kangaroo came at her. Towering over Ms Johnson, it slammed her to the ground, then rained down powerful kicks. … See all stories on this topic »

Manny Pacquiao Vs Floyd Mayweather JR: The Boxing Super Fight Looming ringsidereport.com By Gina L. Caliboso And, however uneventful, with a few recent pleasant surprises, my beloved sport of boxing has been rather blah lately along with a mix of my So-Cal speak of “Shut up, are you serious?” The last comment in reference to the Haye vs … See all stories on this topic »

Saul Alvarez to defend title against Alfonso Gomez OCRegister LOS ANGELESThe budding superstar, Mexican boxing sensation Saul “Canelo” Alvarez will be on display in Southern California, Sept. 17. Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, WBC Super Welterweight Champion and No. 6 rated contender Alfonso Gomez pose at Tuesday’s … See all stories on this topic »

Peterson-Cayo, Miranda-Despaigne, Must-See TV: FNF Preview The Boxing Tribune by Fox Doucette Here at The Boxing Tribune, dumping on the sanctioning bodies is our second-favorite spectator sport behind the Sweet Science itself. But we’ve got to give some credit where it’s due here—the IBF, in its effort to find the mandatory … See all stories on this topic »

 

Midco Sports Network to Distribute Takedown Wrestling & USA Wrestling Weekly will air programs in North and South Dakota and Western Minnesota

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Contact: Scott Casber,   Takedown Wrestling Media: (515) 707-8657

 

Des Moines, Iowa

 

Takedown Wrestling Media and USA Wrestling Weekly welcome a new relationship with the Midco Sports Network that will bring the popular Takedown and USA Wrestling TV News programs to another 250,000 homes in the North and South Dakota and Minnesota on a weekly basis. This moves the total of Takedown Wrestling viewer homes to 11.5 Million per week.

 

In August of 2011 viewers will begin to see both programs on Midco Sports. Viewers in all 3 states may tune in to Midco’s HD Channel 622. (Check your local listings for availability and times.)

 

Takedown Wrestling TV is a half hour weekly TV news program covering all aspects of U.S. amateur wrestling.  Anchor Scott Casber updates viewers on the latest developments and conducts insightful interviews with the sport’s top athletes and coaches.  Casber shares his passion for the “oldest and greatest sport” in a fun, fast-paced show. Takedown Wrestling is available on many cable systems around the country. It can also be viewed online at www.TakedownRadio.com and at over thirty other affiliated amateur wrestling websites.

 

“Midco Sports Network is proud to partner with both Takedown Wrestling Media and USA Wrestling in the distribution of both weekly programs. Wrestling has a tremendous following in our viewing area and we are looking forward to having fans tune in for all the latest news and information regarding wrestling and its athletes.” Said Barry Buetel, Midco Sports Network’s General Manager.

Casber said, “This is an important step for wrestling in the upper midwest. The Midco Sports Network provides the coverage sports fans need and deserve. Dakota and Minnesota residents understand the sport and its need for promotion. This is a special opportunity to partner with the Midco Sports Network in the distribution of both shows.  We understand the responsibility we have in this undertaking and will do our best to present the sport in a positive manner.”

 

Midco Sports Network serves an area with a strong wrestling heritage. MSN’s coverage is home to a number of great programs like the University of Minnesota – Crookston, North Dakota State University, South Dakota State University, Concordia, Minnesota State Moorhead, Northern State, Minot State, University of North Dakota, and Augustana College to name a few,” said Casber. “In addition, both shows will be seen in the part of the country that features some of the best high school wrestling programs in the nation.”

 

About USA Wrestling Weekly

 

USA Wrestling Weekly was started in 2011 as a way to self promote the efforts of our US Wrestlers on the international level.  Starting with Internet distribution, over time USAWW began to broadcast its program with cable affiliates around the country.  Casber, well-known throughout the wrestling community speaks to wrestling groups and promotes the sport wherever he can.  More information can be found online at USA Wrestling’s TheMat.com and the web portal TheMat.tv

 

 

 

About Takedown Wrestling Media

 

Takedown Wrestling Media was started 15 year ago as a single one-hour radio program broadcast from Clear Channel’s KXNO studios in Des Moines. TDR quickly added Internet distribution of its audio format and over time began to broadcast live events along with its weekly program. Takedown Wrestling  was born as an addition to the radio program, initially available only on the Internet, but now available on 31 different web sites and now on more than 11.5 Million homes per week.  More information can be found at: Takedownradio.com

 

 

About Midco Sports Network/ Midcontinent Communications

 

Since our beginnings in a small movie theater in 1931, Midcontinent Communications has taken the lead in connecting our region to the world of information and entertainment. Today, we’re still doing the same — only now we make it happen through broadband Internet, digital and High Definition television, and local and long-distance phone service.

 

Today, the Northern Plains Network (NPNet™) brings together more than 250,000 customers in 240 communities throughout North Dakota and South Dakota and in Minnesota. Midcontinent is about the people, places and businesses that rely on us, 24/7, all across our cities and small towns.

 

As always, we remain committed to making this region a great place to live and work. We whole-heartedly support each community, our sports teams, fundraisers, educational and cultural events, social-impact initiatives, and so much more!

From day one, our founders never wanted the Great Plains to be left behind. Thanks to their vision, we never were and we never will be.

 

 

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