HAMILTON, NEW JERSEY (January 3, 2011)—On Saturday night January 22nd, 2011 boxing returns to the beautiful Hamilton Manor in Hamilton, New Jersey as Nedal Abuhumoud and Nedal Boxing presents a great night of boxing featuring some top prospects and entertaining fights.

In the main event, Former U.S. Olympian Terrance “The Heat” Cauthen will take on Phillip McCants in a Welterweight bout scheduled for eight rounds.

Cauthen of nearby Trenton, New Jersey has record of 35-7 with nine knockouts.

Cauthen represented the United Sates in the 1996 Olympics which were held in Atlanta.

He turned pro in December of that year and went on to win the first fifteen bouts of his career. Cauthen suffered his first professional defeat when he stopped by Teddy Reid in an effort to win the NABA Super Lightweight title.

After that loss, Cauthen went on a nice run of eleven straight wins and picked up two titles in the process.

He won the Interim NABF Jr. Welterweight title with a twelve round unanimous decision over Franco Ogentho (15-2). Cauthen defended the three times with decision wins over Roberto Ortega (18-7-1); Ricky Quiles (33-5-3) and Jermaine Marks (9-1-2). In the fight against Quiles he captured the NABA Super Lightweight title.

Cauthen lost two in a row which included going the distance with former world champion Paul Williams (25-0) before winning the IBU Jr. Middleweight title with a twelve round unanimous decision over Nurhan Suleyman (16-3). He followed that up by winning the USBA Jr. Middleweight title with a tenth round stoppage over former Olympian Dane Craig.

That fight set up a shot with Sechew Powell in an IBF Elimination bout.

Unfortunately for Cauthem he was stopped in four rounds in what turned up to be as shootout as both guys landed bombs in the fight.

Cauthen has gone 3-3 in his last fights with impressive wins over Alexis Camacho (16-0); Isam Khalil (15-1-2) and Cleotis Pandarvis (10-2-2). In his last bout, Cauthen dropped a twelve round unanimous decision to John O’Donnell (23-1) this past September 10th in England in a bout that was televised on SHO BOX.

McCants has a record of 8-1-1 with three knockouts and has won five straight fights that spans six years.

McCants is coming off a four round unanimous decision over Tyson Schwieger on September 11, 2009 in Philadelphia.

In a six round co-feature, Charles Hayward of Philadelphia will battle Billy Salser of Mansfield, Ohio in a Light Heavyweight bout.

Hayward, 5-2 with one knockout, has won four in a row which includes decision wins over undefeated Patrick Budd (2-0) and in his last bout; Hayward moved up to six rounds by scoring a unanimous decision over Mazur Ali (6-6) on July 2nd in Vineland, New Jersey.

Salser, 3-1 with two knockouts, won his first three bouts which included a third round knockout iver undefeated Adam Harrison (1-0). Salser then took two and a half years off and came back to drop a four round unanimous decision to Joe Njau last March 26th at the Hamilton Manor.

Other bouts scheduled for the card includes:

Derrick Webster (5-0, 4 KO’s) of Glassboro, New Jersey will take on William Chouloute (1-1, 1 KO) of Chicago in a four round Middleweight bout.

In a four round Super Middleweight fight, Alando Swain (1-1) of Trenton, NJ takes on Horatio Pittman (1-8, 1 KO) of Philadelphia.

The big boys of boxing will be in action as Pennsylvania’s Mark Ford (2-1, 1 KO) battles Tyabb Beale (2-3, 1 KO) of Newark, New Jersey in a four round Heavyweight bout.

Also on the card will be Marcus Smith (0-3) of Glassboro, NJ taking on debuting Bernard Porter in a four round Jr. Welterweight bout.

More bouts will be announced shortly

Tickets for this great evening of boxing are $80 & $50 and can be purchased by calling 609 209 5642 and by clicking www.thehamiltonmanor.com

The Attendance was 12, 688 which produced a gate of over $2,174,000

The Submission of The night was awaded to Clay Guida

The Knockout of the night was awarded to Jeremy Stephens

The fight of the night was Frankie Edgar and Gray Maynard and each will receive their win bonus

It was announced at the press conference that Edgar will next defend his title against the exciting Anthony Pettis

Frankie Edgar retained the UFC Lightweight championship as he survived a first round drubbing to come back in his fight with Gray Maynard to headline UFC 125 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Midway through the first round, Maynard landed a vicious left hook that dropped Edgar to the canvas and Maynard immediately pounced on the champion. For the next two-plus minutes, Maynard savagely drilled a visibly hurt and bloody Edgar all over the octagon. Edgar was bleeding from the nose and on several occasions it seemed that he was just one shot away from being stopped. Edgar began to show some signs of life towards the end of the first frame. Edgar gathered himself and began winning most of the nest three rounds and he started landing hard shots of his own and solid kicks as he began to figure out Maynard. Edgar had a big round four as he momentarily locked in a guillotine choke. Round five was good back and forth action as both men gave all they had left to the delight of the crowd.

When the scores were read, each man took a card at 48-46 while a third card was tallied at 47-47.

Edgar, 155 lbs of Summit, NJ retains his belt for the second time. Maynard, 155 lbs of Phoenix, AZ was attempting to beat Edgar for the second time and is now 11-0-1-1.

In The co-feature, Brian Stann pounded out Chris Leben at 3:37 of round one of their bout.

Stann of Scranton, PA is 10-3. Leben is 21-7.

Thiago Silva scored a three round unanimous decision over Brandon Vera in a Light Heavyweight bout.

Scores were 30-36; 30-27 and 30-27 for Silva, of San Paulo, Brazil and is now 15-2. Vera, 205 lbs of Norfolk, VA is now 11-6.

Dong Hyun Kim scored a three round unanimous decision over Nate Diaz in a Welterweight bout.

Scores were 29-28 on all cards for Kim, 171 lbs of Suwon, South Korea and is now 14-0-1. Diaz, 170 lbs of Stockton, CA is now 13-7.

Clay Guida scored a second round tapout over Takanori Gomi in a scheduled three round Lightweight bout.

Guida choked Gomi out with a guillotine at 4:27 of round two.

Brad Tavares pounded out veteran Phil Baroni in round one of their scheduled three round Middleweight bout.

Tavares landed a high leg kick to the head that startled Baroni which led to an assault of punches that forced referee Josh Rosenthal to stop the bout at 4:20 of round one.

Tavares, 186 lbs of Las Vegas is now 6-1. Baroni, 186 lbs of Las Vegas is now 13-13.

Guida, 156 lbs of Ground Lake, IL is now 28-8. Gomi, 155 lbs of Kanangawa, Japan is now 32-7-1

Dustin Poirier scored a three round unanimous decision over Josh Grispi in a Featherweight bout.

Scores were 30-27 on all cards for the twenty-one year old Poirier, 145 lbs of Lafyette, LA and is now 9-1. Grispi, 146 lbs of Massachusetts is 14-2.

Jeremy Stephens scored an explosive one punch knockout over Marcus Davis in the final scheduled round of their three round Lightweight bout.

Stephens landed a crushing right that knocked Davis down aand out.

Stevens, 156 lbs of San Diego, CA is now 19-6. Davis, 156 lbs of Bangor, ME is now 22-9.

VERONA, NY (December 31, 2010)—Former WBC Caribbean champion, Manuel Quezada will attempt to win back that crown when he takes on Mike Mollo in the twelve round main event on Saturday night, January 29th at the beautiful Turning Stone Resort and Casino.

Quezada was summoned for the fight after the man who defeated him; Jason Gavern had to pull out due to an injury.

Quezada of Wasco, California has a record of 29-6 with eighteen knockouts.

Quezada went 11-4 in his first fifteen bouts before embarking on a eighteen fight win streak with some impressive wins over the likes of Eric Boose (7-0-1); Gary Gomez (18-7-1);

He won the WBC Heavyweight title with a second round knockout over Rick Dyer (13-1) and the continued with signature wins over Teke Orih (14-1-1); a stunning first round knockout over Travis Walker (31-2-1) and a unanimous decision over Nicolai Firtha (16-6-1).

In his last bout, Quezada put up a gallant effort before dropping a twelve round unanimous decision to former world title challenger Chris Arreola (28-2) on August 13th.

Mollo is one of the toughest customers in the Heavyweight division as the Chicago native has a record of 20-3-1 with twelve knockouts.

Mollo began his career with fifteen straight wins which included victories over a pair of undefeated foes and also won the WBO Latin Heavyweight title with a sixth round knockout over Rogerio Lobo (36-13).

Mollo then stopped up the competition and was stopped in four rounds by former world title challenger DaVarryl Williamson (22-4).

Mollo went on to win four straight that included a win over the man who retired Mike Tyson, Kevin McBride (34-4-1)

Mollo was all over McBride as he scored a knockdown in round one and dropped him two more times in round two before the fight was stopped.

Mollo also defeated Art Binkowski (16-1) in two rounds in a battle of two Chicago based heavyweights that took place just outside the City limits and was a much anticipated turf war.

Mollo then took on multiple time world title challenger Andre Golota (40-6-1) as part of the Roy Jones – Felix Trinidad undercard at Madison Square Garden.

The battle was a tremendous action fight where Mollo fought very hard and was praied for his toughness as he took many big shots before dropping a unanimous decision.

Unfortunately, Mollo was stopped in two rounds by multiple time world title challenger Jameel McCline (38-9-3) in China.

Mollo came back score an eight round unanimous decision over Billy Zimbrun and in his last bout, Mollo fought to an eight round draw with Gary Gomez on August 6 in Chicago.

In the co-feature, Isaac Rodriguez (17-1, 13 KO’s) of West Berlin, NJ via Brazil will look to get back in the win column after his pro defeat will take on upset minded Russell Jordan (15-8, 10 KO’s) of Rochester, NY in a Middleweight bout scheduled for eight rounds

A full undercard has been assembled as exciting female Super Featherweight scheduled for six rounds, Amanda Serrano (7-0-1, 4 KO’s) of Brooklyn, New York will rematch Ela Nunez (9-7-1, 2 KO’s) of Jamestown, NY.

The two fought a toe to toe slugfest on November 20, 2009 that ended in a draw.

In a six round Welterweight bout, Kenny Abril (11-3-1, 6 KO’s) of Rochester, NY will take on Stephen Scott (5-2) of Albany, New York.

Ibaheim King (7-5, 2 KO’s) of West Palm Beach, Florida will take on Philadelphia Latif Mundy (9-2, 4 KO’s) in a Middleweight bout scheduled for six rounds.

Also seeing action will be Super Middleweight Andy Mejias (8-0, 4 KO’s) of Utica, NY in a six round bout against an opponent to be named.

Derrick Evans of Utica, NY will be making his pro debut in a four round bout in a Light Heavyweight bout against Steve Tyner (1-1-1) of Albany, NY.

Tickets for this championship night of boxing are priced at just $60; $45 and $ 35 and be purchased the Showroom Box Office by calling (1 800 833 SHOW) or at all Ticketmaster outlets by calling (315 472 0700)

The Turning Stone Casino and Resort is located at:

5218 Patrick Road
Verona, NY 13478
(315) 361-8248

Hall of Fame promoter Russell Peltz sent word out on Tuesday evening that one of the great middleweights, Bennie Briscoe passed away after an illness

Peltz statement read “Bennie Briscoe, one of the best never to win a world title (when world titles meant something) and the man who presided over the last Golden Age of Boxing in Philadelphia (the 1970s) passed away today at 5.52pm EST. He had been in Temple University hospital for about a week before being moved to hospice. His wife Karen, who I have been in contact with over the last two weeks, called my at about 6.20pm EST to give me the news.”

Brisoce had a record of 66-24-5 with fifty-three knockouts fought all of the top Middleweights of his era as he held the great Carlos Monzon to a draw in Monzon’s home country in Argentina.

He was stopped in seven in an effort to win the WBC Middleweight title in the rematch with Monzon and then lost two more chances to win the title against Rodrigo Valdez. he also dropped a decision to the legendary Emile Griffith and then held Griffith to a draw in the rematch.

He also lost a decision to Marvin Hagler.

Among some of Briscoe’s finest wins are over the great George Benton; Tony Mundine; Future world champion Eddie Mustafa Muhammad; “Cyclone” Hart

Briscoe was sixty-seven years old

BROOKLYN, NY (December 23, 2010)—Havoc Boxing Promotions is pleased to announce the signing of undefeated cruiserweight knockout artist Santander Silgado to an exclusive promotional deal.

Silgado of Buenos Aires, Argentina has compiled a record of 18-0 with sixteen knockouts and the twenty-five year old has captured regional belts throughout South America.

Silgado turned pro with twelve straight knockouts before winning the WBA Fedecaribe and Colombian Cruiserweight titles with a third round stoppage over Jose Chiquillo.

He defended the WBA belt once before capturing the WBA Fedebol title with a unanimous decision victory over Sergio Martin Beaz.

In his last bout, Silgado stopped Cesar Dairo Herdia in one round on January 24, 2009.

“This is a big signing for us”, said Robert Diaz, Promoter for Havoc Boxing.

“We have had two great events in the past few months and the signing of Silgado shows that we are looking throughout the world for the best talent and we feel he can be a major force in the cruiserweight division. He is a young man with lots of power and he will be featured on our next show”

Silgado will make his American debut on April 2nd in Brooklyn.

The always exciting Jorge Arce took out Adolfo Ramos inside of one round of their scheduled ten round Super Bantamweight fight in Campide, Mexico

Arce dropped Ramos with a nice counter right midway through the first frame. Arce jumped on Ramos and froze Ramos with a big right on the ropes and the referee stopped the bout after three more unanswered punches at 2:06 of the round one.

Arce, 121 1/2 lbs of Los Mochis, MX is now 56-6-2 with forty-three knockouts. Ramos, 121 1/2 lbs of Monitos, Colombia is now 16-11-1.

Ramon Garcia remained the WBO Mini Flyweight championship with a twelve round unanimous decision over Omar Soto.

Garcia scored a flash knockdown in round four and hard knockdown in round ten and cruised to the unanimous decision by scores of 120-106; 119-107 and 118-108.

Garcia, 107 lbs of La Paz, Mexico is now 16-1-1. Soto, 107 lbs of Guaynabo, PR is now 15-7-1.

Former world title challenger Jorge Lacierva scored three first round knockdowns en route to a ten round unanimous decision over Joksan Hernandez in a Super Featherweight bout.

Lacierva is now 38-7-6. Hernandez is now 22-3.

Call the Mountie Police, because a robbery was committed at the Pepsi Coliseum in Quebec City, Canada as Bernard Hopkins overcame two knockdowns to comeback and dominate the remainder of the other ten rounds and yet was held to a draw in an effort to wrestle the WBC Light Heavyweight title and a win would have sent Hopkins into the history books at the oldest man ever to win a major boxing championship.

Things did not start out well for Hopkins as at the end of round one he caught a counter left behind the head that sent him to the canvas for the first time in sixteen years. The shot was a debatable shot as it could have been ruled a Rabbit Punch. Hopkins steadied himself to begin his effective countering but that was interrupted in round three as Pascal caught Hopkins coming off the ropes with a left hand that dropped the legend for the second time in the first three frames. Hopkins showed his old tricks at the end of the round as he fired and landed three shots after the bell and the tone was now set for the rest of the fight as Pascal was much less aggressive and paid for it.

Over the next eight rounds the forty-five year old Hopkins put on a boxing clinic that even the best professors would not have a syllabus that would equal to what Hopkins was teach Pascal as he ripped hard body shots and straight right hands that had the eighteen years younger “champ” on his heels and having no answers to Professor Hopkins questions. Hopkins had trouble missing the baffled Pascal with any shots as he showed impressive handspeed for a man twenty-five let alone forty-five. Hopkins was so in control that after landing a hard right he stuck his tongue to Pascal. In the next round, a big right sent Pascal back towards the ropes and he appeared a bit dazed. Pascal showed little offense with the exception of an occasional uppercut on the inside that was sandwiched between Hopkins pinpoint shots that seemingly should have put rounds in the bank.

The twelfth round saw both guys go for the win as it was a close fight. The most telling shot may have saved Pascal’s belt as he landed a good right that landed on Hopkins head. Both guys fought hard until the bell sounded to the delight of the boisterous pro-Pascal sold out crowd.

The official scores read 114-112 Hopkins, 113-113 and 114-114. 15rounds.com card (off-tv) favored Hopkins 115-111.

Hopkins, 174 1/2 lbs of Philadelphia is now 51-5-2. Pascal, 174 1/2 lbs of Montreal may have received an early Christmas gift and is now 26-1-1.

“I got up and fought like a champion,” said Hopkins after the fight. “Look at his face. Look at mine.”

Clearly annoyed by the outcome, Hopkins said, “[I’ve] got no reaction. The world [has] seen it. I had the guy beat up.” He continued, “You don’t see Pascal jumping around happy. I am not going anywhere. You saw a young man in an old man’s body. I still have the fight in me.”

Proudly donning his Light Heavyweight belt, Pascal stated after the fight, “Of course I thought I won. I stood there. I dropped him twice. We’ve got fair judges in Canada.” Though he did admit, “That wasn’t my best fight.”

When asked about going another 12 rounds with The Executioner, Pascal responded, “If he wants a rematch, any time.” Hopkins later added, “The closest I will ever come to Canada again is Niagara Falls.”

Ronny Rios remained undefeated by defeating veteran trial horse Adolfo Landeros in a eight round Super Featherweight fight via unanimous decision at the Four Points Sheraton in San Diego, California.

Rios, 128 lbs of Santa Ana, CA won by scores of 80-72 on all cards to go to 13-0. Landeros, 128 lbs of Ciudad, Mexico is now 20-17-1.

Christopher Martin remained undefeated by scoring an eight round unanimous decision over Yogli Herrera.

Scores were 80-72; 80-72 and 78-74 for Martin of San Diego and is now 21-0-2. Herrera is now 22-14.

Joseph Agbeko got redemption and in one swoop reclaimed the IBF Bantamweight championship and advanced to the Bantamweight tournament finals with a twelve round unanimous decision in a rematch with the man who took the title from him in Yonnhy Perez at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, Washington.

Agbeko boxed beautifully over the first half of the fight as he moved in and out and would land some solid rights and used some solid movement for which Agbeko hasnt been previously known for.

In round six, the two went to war throughout the full three minutes as Perez consistently pinned Agbeko against the ropes and landed some hard shots but Agbeko was always answering the barrages of the taller Perez.

Perez had some solid rounds as he featured some lead left hooks that got him back into the fight. Agbeko then turned back to boxing over the last three rounds as he landed and moved as Perez looked a little tired and had little on his punches.

Agbeko of Accra, Ghana won by scores of 117-111; 116-112; 115-113 and is now 28-2. Perez of Colombia is now 20-1-1.

Referencing the IBF belt now in his hands, Agbeko exclaimed. “This is my meal ticket and I’m glad I got it back. I am presenting it to Ghana as a Christmas bonus.” When asked about the upcoming tournament final with Mares, he said, “I’ve watched Abner Mares. He is a very smart kid. King Kong is always King Kong. I’m going to get the crown from him.”

Respectful in defeat, Perez offered, “Agbeko had an intelligent fight today and he won fair and square. I did not expect this game plan from Agbeko.”

Bloodied, knockdown and a point taken away, and that was in the first three rounds but Abner Mares came on late to win a split decision over Vic Darchinyan.

The tone was set early in round one as the two clashed heads and a bad cut was viable on the high left forehead of Mares. I did not get any better for Mares in round two as he was dropped when a big left from Darchinyan had the affect which made Mares glove touch the canvas for a knockdown. Round three didint get any better for Mares as he deducted a point for repeated low blows. The blood began to worsen in that round as well but it seemed to spur Mares on.

The two continued to trade heavy shots and showed incredible courage in this fight that had action in every round. In round seven, a left hand sent Darchinyan to the canvas for a flash knockdown. Mares seemed to be fighting more in combination whereas Darchinyan was loading up for one big shot. Over the last three frames it was Mares forcing the action on what looked to be a very tired Darchinyan as the both continued to fight to the end.

Mares won by scores of 115-111 and 115-112 while Darchinyan took a card by a 115-111 tally.

Mares is now 21-0-1. Darchinyan is now 35-3-1

“Our plan was to push him back because we know he likes to bully people. He has a tremendous punch. I proved that I could take punches,” said the emerging Mexican star who hails from Guadalajara and lives in Montebello, Calif. “I kept pushing him back. I heard him moan every time I landed a body shot.”

The close fight and split decision loss did not leave Darchinyan pleased. “It’s very disgusting, very bad ref. I think, of course, I won. He didn’t let me do what I wanted to do,” said Darchinyan before conceding about Mares, “He is a tough kid.”

Ed Paredes survived some late anxious moments including an eleventh round knockdown to win a split decision over former world title challenger Antonio Pitalua in a twelve round Welterweight bout in Kissimmee, Florida.

Paredes used his length and speed to bank a lot of the early rounds and he needed them as Pitalua came on late as he rocked Paredes with a series of hard right hands in round ten. In round eleven, Pitalua landed a right hand that was combined with the fighters feet being tangled for the knockdown. Paredes left eye was swollen shut but was able to box and stay out of harms way for the final four plus minutes.

Impressive Darley Perez continued his knockout prowess as he stopped fellow unbeaten Remasis Gil in round four of a scheduled six round Lightweight bout.

Perez dropped Gil in round one from a big right hand. Gil showed some signs of life as he fought back and scored with some good punches at the end of the round. In round four, Perez rocked Gil with a big left hook and Perez jumped Gil and landed about twenty unanswered punches with the last half of then as Gil was caught between the third and fourth rope and referee Max Parker jumped in and stopped the bout.

Perez, 133 lbs of Barranquilla, Colombia is now 18-0 with fifteen knockouts. Gil, 137 lbs of Carolina, Puerto Rico is now 6-1.

Paredes is now 27-3. Pitalua is 50-5

Paredes, 145 lbs of Miami, FL won by scores of 117-110 and 114-113 while Pitalua, 147 lbs of Monteria, Colombia won by a 115-112 on a third judges card.

Paredes is now 27-3. Pitalua is 50-5

Twenty year-old Lightweight Michael Perez scored a crowd pleasing split decision over Jose Hernandez at the Coliseo Samuel Rodriguez in Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico.

Both guys traded hard shots with each getting rocked throughout the fight. Hernandez had his best moments in rounds four where he landed hard shots and round eight where he trapped Perez on the ropes and landed a combination that snapped Perez head back. Perez was solid throughout the fight as he had the better boxing skills, for which he displayed when he wasn’t standing toe to toe with Hernandez.

Perez, 136 lbs of Lares, Puerto Rico and now resides in Newark, New Jersey won by scores of 97-93; 96-94 while Hernandez, 135 lbs of Fort Worth, Texas took a card by a 96-94 mark.

Perez is now 11-0-1. Hernandez is now 10-4

Undefeated Super Featherweight Luis Cruz scored a spectacular second round stoppage over Wilfredo Acuna in a scheduled eight round bout.

Cruz landed a highlight reel uppercut that landed flush on Acuna’s chin that dumped Acuna on the canvas midway through round two. Acuna gamely got to his feet but took a barrage of punches before the referee stopped the bout at 2:27.

Cruz, 130 lbs of Las Piedras, PR is now 17-0 with fourteen knockouts. Acuna, 128 1/2 lbs of Managua, Nicaragua is now 14-8

Jonel Tapia remained undefeated by scoring a four round unanimous decision over Emil Gonzalez in a Middleweight bout.

Tapia of Caguas, Puerto Rico is 7-0. Gonzalez Guaynabo, PR is now 4-3.

Promoter Kathy Duva talks about Tomasz Adamek’s fifth round stoppage over Vinny Maddalone and his future plans

Top heavyweight contender Tomasz Adamek talks about his fifth round stoppage over Vinny Maddalone

Heavyweight contender Vinny Maddalone talks about his fifth round loss to Tomasz Adamek

Former WBA Super Welterweight champion and now Norwalk City Councilman Travis Simms talks about his ring return

Undefeated Welterweight Sadam Ali talks about his tough win over Manuel Guzman

Middleweight contender Tarvis Simms talks about his win over Willis Lockett

Top Heavyweight contender Tomasz Adamek stopped veteran Vinny Maddalone in round five of a scheduled twelve round Heavyweight bout at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

It was evident early that Adamek’s handspeed would be a problem for Maddalobe as he pushed him back more with speed then with force. Maddalone got into the fight in round two as he connected on a couple flush shots. In round four, Adamek rocked Maddalone with a hard combination that seemingly had the Queens native in trouble but Maddalone contibued to fight back as he winged in some right hands.

Adamek dropped Maddalone in round five from a blistering three punch combination that was cleaned up by a pinpoint left hook to the head. Maddalone was hurt but showed tremendous courage as he fought his heart out as he was throwing wild hayemakers while Adamek was throwing a rapid fire onslaught in an effort to finish Maddalone off. He got that seconds later as with Maddalone eating hard punch after hard punch, Maddalone’s corner saved their fighter from any further damage as the fight was stopped at 2:17 of round five.

Adamek, 216 1/2 lbs of Gilowice, Poland is now 43-1 with twenty-eight knockouts. Maddalone. 230 lbs of Queens, NY is now 33-7.

Patrick Majewski vs. Eddie Caminero — 8 Rounds, Middleweights

In an absolute war, the Polish-born, New Jersey-based Patrick Majewski scored a thrilling 8th round KO over Lawrence, Massachusett’s Eddie Caminero.

From start to finish, both fighters were willing to stand in trade punches with one another, willing to get hit to land one of their own.

In the opening round, both fighter’s dug in and stood their ground, throwing ill-intentioned punches, with Majewski getting the better of Caminero — who started to bleed from a cut over his left eye.

In the second round, it was more of the same, except Caminero got the better of Majewski, opening up a cut of the fan-favorite’s right eye.

Round three echoed that of the first two, with the Polish fans increasingly getting louder in their support for Majewski, chanting “Polska! Polska!” and “Majewski! Majewski!”

By the time the bell sounded to end round three, Caminero was starting to bleed above his right eye.

Both fighters continue to trade bombs to the crowds delight until the 1:20 seconds into the 8th round when Majewski landed a huge right hand that sent Caminero to the canvass, where referee Sparkle Lee immediately called a halt to the bout.

With the win, Majewski stays undefeated and improves to 15-0, 10 KOs, while Caminero drops to 7-4, 7 KOs.–Kyle Kinder

Former U.S. Olympian got what amounted to a sparring session with tough Manuel Guzman as Ali pounded out an eight round unanimous decision in a Welterweight bout.

Ali peppered Guzman with an assortment of right hands and jabs and mixed in some nice body shots.

Ali, 147 lbs of Brooklyn, won on all cards by an 80-72 tally to raise his record to 11-0. Guzman, 145 lbs of San Juan, PR is now 7-10-2.

Gabriel Rosado vs. Jose Medina

Philadelphia’s “King” Gabriel Rosado earned a well-deserved unanimous decision over Guadalajara, Mexico’s Jose Medina. Rosado was awarded the decision by scores of 80-72, 79-72, and 78-73.

Rosado worked well behind an effective jab, which help set up devastating right hands.

Midway through the round, Rosado was able to tag Medina, who now resides in New Hampshire, with a right cross that sent him off-balance, ultimately forcing his glove to touch the canvass in order to keep his body off it. Rosado was awarded the knockdown, as Medina was able get up and survive the round.

The bout’s most exciting action came in the opening minute of round four which saw Rosado aggressively attack Medina, landing an overhand right that momentarily hurt Medina. Rosado followed up quickly, throwing heavy punches, landing two left hooks to the right side of Medina’s face.

To his credit, Medina was unwilling to back down as he stood in the pocket and fired right back at Rosado, ultimately warded off the North Philadelphia native’s attack.

In the end, Medina was unable to muster up anything significant, and Rosado rolled to a unanimous decision victory.

With the win, Rosado improves to 15-5, 8 KOs, while Medina drops to 12-9, 5 KOs.–Kyle Kinder

Tarvis Simms returned after a year layoff to score a six round unanimous decision

Simms rocked Lockett in round one with a hard counter right and a left-right to the head sent Lockett down. He beat referee Benji Esteves count and got out of round one. In round two, Simms landed a big left that rocked Lockett once more and buckled him in round three with yet another hard left as Simms switched between orthodox and southpaw. Simms jabbed well and landed some nice combination’s as he cruised to the decision.

Simms, 167 lbs of Norwalk, CT won by scores of 6054; 60-53 and 60-53 to 26-1-1. Lockett, 167 lbs of Takoma Park, MD is now 12-11-5.

Angel Concepcion vs. Lekan Byfield

Newark, New Jersey’s Angel Concepcion easily outpointed Yonkers, New York’s Lekan Byfield to improve his already perfect record to 4-0. All three judges scored the bout in favor of Concepcion, 40-36.

Concepcion hurt Byfield multiple times throughout the bout, the most notable coming midway through round 3 when Concepcion connected flush with a straight right hand. While Byfield was hurt, the Newark native did little to follow up, however, letting precious time pass in between throwing punches.

Byfield fought with his hands down for the most of the fight, invited Concepcion to land punches on to his ill-defended face.

In the end, it was an easy win for Concepcion, while Byfield dropped his pro debut. —Kyle Kinder

Bryant Jennings scored scored a second round stoppage over Randy Smith in a four round Heavyweight bout.

Jennings dropped Smith with a hard right and when he got up he was wobbly and referee Sparkle Lee stopped the bout at 2:18 of round two.

Jennings 223 lbs of Philadelphia is now 5-0 with three knockouts. Smith, 256 1/2 lbs of Cortland, NY loses his pro debut.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND / PHILADELPHIA, PA (December 8, 2010)—One of the most highly rated and decorated Jr. Boxer’s in recent memory in the United Kingdom is set to take his professional career on the road and invade America the same way the Beatles did some forty-five years ago from the same city of Liverpool, England.

Peter Taureo Gallagher JR. who was a two-time British Jr. Champion will be relocating to the United States to resume his promising professional career.

Gallagher, just twenty years old has a professional record of 1-0 and has not fought since a six round unanimous decision over Billy Graham in his pro debut that took place on November 7th, 2009 in England.

Gallagher compiled an amateur record of 38-7 with twelve knockouts while winning the NACYB and Jr. Golden Gloves. Gallagher is very excited to be getting ready to show the American fans what many top pros already know as Gallagher has sparred with the likes of Alex Arthur, currant WBA Super Lightweight champion Amir Khan, Hot Super Featherweight Jason Litzau, Former world champion’s Jorge Linares and Kevin Kelley.

Gallagher just completed a month stint as the chief sparring partner for WBA Super Lightweight champion Marcos Maidana as he prepares for his Saturday showdown with Khan.

“I cant wait to get back to America and start fighting”, Said Gallagher.

“I just signed with my adviser Marc Abrams and he immediately secured me some fights on the east coast where I know I will quickly become a fan favorite as there are a lot of great British fight fans and hopefully they will appreciate me for the way I fight. We already have a commitment from a major promoter to look at us very early in 2011 and I believe that I will quickly become a name here in America.”

“All of the sparring with the best of the best plus my amateur pedigree shows me that I am ready to compete at a high level. I am just twenty years old and I know its going to be a process to get me to where I want to be and that’s to be a world champion.

“I met Peter in Las Vegas on the weekend that Floyd Mayweather fought Shane Mosley”, said Abrams.
“I couldn’t believe what I was seeing as he is almost 6’2 and can make 140 lbs. I have seen the footage on Peter and the kid has the goods but he hasn’t fought in over a year so we plan to keep him very busy in 2011. Luckily I have good relationships with a lot of promoters here so I think we can get him six or seven fights minimum in 2011”

Gallagher is expected to arrive in the United States by mid-January after he spends the holidays with his family.

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HOLLYWOOD, FLA/ NEW YORK (December 6, 2010)—TOMORROW night, a crossroads heavyweight fight between former Heavyweight champion Oliver McCall and former world title challenger Fres Oquendo will take place with huge implications for the winner. The bout will headline a card from the beautiful Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida and will be seen around the world, LIVE on www.gofightlive.tv

The bout will be for the IBF Intercontinental Heavyweight championship.

The bout plus a full undercard can be seen LIVE at 7pm est. for just $9.99 by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/Tuesday_Night_Fights__McCall_Vs_Oquendo/894

With the consistent uncertainty in the Heavyweight division, the winner of this bout will get a big leg up in being able to once again compete for the Heavyweight championship of the world.

McCall has a career that has spanned twenty-five years, has a record of 54-10 with thirty-seven knockouts.

McCall has been in the ring with just about every big-time Heavyweight that has competed in the last quarter century as he has shared the ring with former undisputed champion James “Buster” Douglas (L 10); Former Cruiserweight champion Orlin Norris (L 10) ; Former WBA Heavyweight champion Bruce Seldon (TKO 9); former world title challenger Tony Tucker ( L 12) before shocking the world by stopping WBC Heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis with the right hand heard round the world on September 24, 1994.

McCall made one defense against the legendary Larry Holmes before dropping the belt to Frank Bruno in Bruno’s homeland of England.

Two fights later he lost a rematch to Lewis in an effort to regain the WBC crown.

McCall then racked up thirteen straight victories, which included a stoppage over former WBO champion Henry Akinwande, McCall lost a close decision to former world title challenger DaVarryl Williamson.

McCall once again ripped off a long winning streak as he won ten straight before losing to former world title challenger and former Cruiserweight champion Juan Carlos Gomez.

McCall has won three of his last four which includes has fight when he dropped a twelve round unanimous decision to Timur Ibragimov on June 15.

Oquendo has not been around as long as McCall but he is still a tough veteran and has a lot of success beating top competition.

Oquendo has a record of 32-6 with twenty-one knockouts and has been a pro for thirteen years.

Oquendo won his first twenty-one bouts which included solid wins over Duncan Dokawari (12-0); former world title challenger Phil Jackson (42-7); former world title challenger Bert Cooper; A breakout performance over Clifford Etienne and a 3rd round stoppage over David Izon (27-3) before Oquendo’s first loss came at the hands of future world title challenger David Tua (27-3).

After two wins, Oquendo received two consecutive shots at the world Heavyweight title.

On September 20, 2003, Oquendo dropped a twelve round unanimous decision to IBF Champ Chris Byrd in a bout that many believed that Oquendo won. That earned him an opportunity to fight WBA champion John Ruiz in Madison Square Garden.

This was a bout that was basically even on the scorecards until Ruiz stopped Oquendo in Round 11.

Three fights later, Oquendo lost a hotly disputed decision to former four-time world champion Evander Holyfield.

In his last eight bouts, Oquendo has gone 6-2 with a win over former WBA champion Bruce Seldon and dropping bouts to former world champion James Toney and his last bout which was a razor thin loss to former world cruiserweight champion Jean Marc Mormeck.

In the co-feature world ranked (WBC #8; WBA #4) Welterweight Brad Solomon will put his undefeated mark of 15-0 (seven Knockouts) against tough Anges Adjaho in a ten round bout.

The native of Lafayette, Louisiana has defeated undefeated Ray Robinson (11-0) and knockout artist Kenny Galarza (13-0).

Solomon fought just twelve days ago when he scored a second round stoppage over Javier Gallegos in Nicaragua.

Adjaho has a record of 27-3 with fourteen knockouts and won his first twenty-five fights.

He lost a close split decision to future world champion Miguel Acosta before winning two in a row which included a win over former world title challenger Fernando Angulo.

Adjaho has lost two in a row which includes his last outing when he lost a ten round unanimous decision to Mark Melligan on July 3rd in Reno, Nevada.

FULL CARD
12 Rounds Heavyweights—Oliver McCall (54-10, 37 KO’s) vs. Fres Oquendo (32-6, 21 KO’s)
10 Rounds Welterweights—Brad Solomon (15-0, 7 KO’s) vs. Anges Adjaho (25-3, 14 KO’s)
10 Rounds Lightweights—Richard Abril (13-2-1, 6 KO’s) vs. TBA
8 Rounds Heavyweights—Luis Ortiz (4-0, 3 KO’s) vs. TBA
6 Rounds Cruiserweights—Azea Augustama (9-0, 6 KO’s) vs. Epfanio Mendoza (30-10-1, 26 KO’s)
6 Rounds Cruiserweights—Pedro Rodriguez (3-0, 3 KO’s) vs. TBA
6 Rounds Jr. Middleweights—Inocente Fiz (4-0, 2 KO’s) vs. Damian Tinker (3-3, 1 KO)
4 Rounds Heavyweights—Eric Leander (8-1, 6 KO’s) vs. TBA
4 Rounds Heavyweights—Magomed Abdusalamov (8-0, 8 KO’s) vs. TBA

Undefeated Jr, Middleweight Glen Tapia talks about his recent sparring sessions with Manny Pacquiao as well as when he will be back from his recent broken jaw.

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NEW YORK / ATLANTIC CITY (December 4, 2010)—TONIGHT!!! at Ballys in Atlantic City, Two welterweights will vie for the IBA Welterweight championship which they hope will be a steppingstone to a shot at greener pastures.

Shamone Alvarez will look to thrill the hometown fans when he takes on Ayi Bruce that will headline a big night of boxing that can be seen live on www.gofightlive.tv

The action will begin at 7:30 pm est and fans all over the world can order the fight for just $9.99 by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/Alverez_v_Bruce/877

Alvarez of Atlantic City has a record of 21-2 with twelve knockouts and is coming off an impressive seventh round stoppage over Alexis Camacho (17-2) in March in a bout that was seen live all over the world on gofightlive.tv

Alvarez won his first fifteen fights which included impressive victories over Mohammad Kayongo (11-0-1); & Enrique Gutierrez (10-0).

He won the NABO Welterweight title with a twelve round unanimous decision over Jose Luis Cruz (34-2-2) and defended it with a unanimous decision over Germaine Sanders (27-3).

He suffered his first pro defeat when he dropped a twelve round unanimous decision to future world champion Joshua Clottey. He rebounded nicely to score a decision over former U.S. Olympian Terrance Cauthen (33-4) before dropping a razor thin decision to future world title challenger Delvin Rodriguez (23-2-2).

Bruce of Accra, Ghana has a record of 17-3 with twelve knockouts won his first fourteen bouts in his native Ghana. In that process he won the Ghananian Jr. Welterweight title.

Since coming to America he has only lost to undefeated prospects Emanuel Taylor (7-0) and Raymond Serrano (12-0). Bruce has two in a row which includes a third round stoppage over forty-four fight veteran Larry Brothers on October 27th.

In the co-feature bout of the evening, hot up and coming Philadelphian prospect, Raymond “Tito” Serrano (13-0, 6KO’s) looks to close out 2010 by improving to 14-0 when he takes on tough veteran Geoffrey Spruiell, in an eight round welterweight showdown.

Also on the card is Wildwood, New Jersey’s popular light heavyweight contender, and reigning WBF US Light Heavyweight Champion, Chuck “The Professor” Mussachio (16-1-2, 5KO’s) as he squares off over eight scheduled rounds against Theo Kruger.

Exciting jr. middleweight, Ismael Garcia (1-0) will look to pick up his second win as a pro when he takes on New York’s, Joe Jerdon (0-1-2). Garcia, who lives in nearby Millville, NJ, made his pro-debut in Atlantic City in March, winning a dominating four round decision over previously unbeaten Josh Mercado (3-0). Garcia-Yerdon is scheduled for four rounds.

In a four round middleweight match-up Philadelphia’s Rashad Brown (1-0) squares off against Corey Preston (0-2).

The son of former WBA Heavyweight champion, Bruce Seldon, Isiah Seldon (2-0) takes on Todd Eriksson in a four round Middleweight bout.

Rounding out the card is Atlantic City’s Althera Saunders (1-0) in a four round female jr. welterweight contest against Natoya Ervin (1-6).

Lateef Kayode remained undefeated and in the process scored his fourteenth straight knockout when he stopped Ed Perry in round six of their scheduled ten round Cruiserweight fight at the Chumash Casino in Santa Ynez, CA.

Kayode dominted the action with few exception when Perry would move his hands and get in a few shots.

Kayode dropped Perry in round four when he landed a left and right to the body that dropped Perry to his knees. Kayode finished the fight in round six when he landed a hard three punch combination that sent Perry to the canvas for referee Jack Reiss’ ten count at fifty-one seconds of round six.

Kayode of Lagos, Nigeria is now 15-0 with fourteen knockouts. Perry, 198 3/4 lbs of Frankfort, IN is now 17-5-2

“It was a good fight for me,” said Kayode, 27, who is trained by Freddie Roach and was fighting at cruiserweight for the fifth time in his career. “I waited a round or two to gauge what he had. He took some shots. Normally guys would have fallen after some of those shots but he had a good chin and stayed in there.”

“The body shots took their toll,” said Perry, who had never seen the canvas in his career but took a knee after a lethal combination by Kayode in the fourth round before standing at an eight-count. “I don’t know, I’ve always been pretty tough. It takes a brave man to stand in there and get hit like that, especially on national TV.”

Added Kayode: “He tried to rush me and rough me in the fifth round. He came at me, so I didn’t go with my jab anymore. I went with my straight right because he was bending to my right side and then I got him with the left uppercut.”

In a battle of decorated amateur stars, former Cuban Olympian Luis Franco defeated former American Olympic alternate Eric Hunter via an eighth round disqulaification for excessive low blows.

Franco dominated the fight as he came forward and landed the harder shots that backed Hunter up. In round two, Hunter was getting rocked by the flurry of punches. It was later in that round where Hunter was deducted a point for the second shot below the belt. In round three, Hunter was once again staggered on the ropes. Hunter still tried to work the body and landed some nice shots despite being one low shot away from being tossed from the fight. Franco continued to land nice cominations.

In round eight, Franco was deducted a point for a headbutt. Just a moment later, Hunter landed a hard right to the cup area and referee Jon Schorle stopped the bout at 2:34 of round eight.

Franco, 125 1/2 lbs of Havana, Cuba is now 8-0. Hunter, 125 1/2 lbs of Philadelphia, PA is now 15-2.

“It looks like he was looking for a way out,” said Franco, who won every round in the dominating win. “My body shots were just hurting him and he didn’t want to get knocked out. He knew he was going to get knocked out in the ninth round and so he decided to take the disqualification. I out-jabbed him and out worked him and finally got the DQ.”

Hunter, 24, who first appeared on ShoBox back in 2007 and was a 2004 U.S. Olympic alternate, was visibly upset after the disqualification. “There was just too much complaining going on the whole time,” he said. “I said before the fight they better watch out for his complaining. Ah, man. I don’t even want to talk about it. He played to the crowd and the ref. It should have never been stopped.”

Dioniso Miranda scored a twelve round split decision over world ranked LaJuan Simon to claim the WBC Continental Americas title at the Rollins Center inside Dover Downs Hotel in Casino in Dover, Delaware.

Miranda landed the more authoritative punches where Simon would come forward and attempt little cominations without much behind them. Miranda would land some hard body shots throughout the affair that went the distance.

Miranda sewed up most of the rounds by landing long hard shots with one occasion in particular in round nine where a big right from Miranda buckled Simon. Miranda and Simon fought almost even down the stretch.

Miranda, 159 1/2 lbs of Miami won by scores of 116-112; 115-113 while Simon grabbed a card by a 115-114 tally.

Miranda is now 21-6-2. Simon, 150 lbs of Philadelphia is 23-3-2.

Mike Tiberi scored a six round unanimous decision over Marcus Don Hall in a Light Heavyweight bout.

Tiberi put on a workmanlike performance as he landed many more shots then did Hall. Tiberi worked very well inside as he wokrked the body and put together many combiantions to the head. Hall tried to the very end as the two engaged in a crowd pleasing final twenty seconds of toe to toe war.

Tiberi, 170 1/2 lbs of Smyrna, DE won by scores of 60-54 on all cards and is now 15-1. Hall, 173 lbs of Savannah, GA is now 11-6

Heavyweight Amir “Hardcore” Mansour scored his second straight wicked knockout since his eight plus year hiatus when he took out Joseph Rabotte at 1:04 of round three in a scheduled eight round bout.

Mansour landed some hard shots early as he focused on some hard body shots with both hands before coming upstairs. Rabotte did his best to use his legs to stay at bay. In round three, Mansour caught up to him and landed a wicked right that sent Rabotte into the ropes where Mansour followed up with a straight left that dropped Rabotte to the canvas. Rabotte got to his feet but was stumbling and that’s when referee Gary Rosato stopped the bout.

Mansour, 218 lbs of Wilmington, DE is now 11-0 with eight knockouts. Rabotte, 258 lbs of Myrtle Beach, SC is now 9-15-1.

Anthony Caputo Smith made short work of Cleony Fuqua as he scored a fifty-five second knockout in a scheduled four round Light Heavyweight bout.

Smith landed a body combination in the corner that sent Fuqua down for referee Vic De WySocki’s ten count.

Smith, 175 lbs of Kennett Square, PA is now 8-0 with six knockouts. Fuqua, 171 lbs of Alabama is now 2-4.

Rachel Clark scored a four round unanimous decision over Michelle Garland in a woman’s Jr. Middleweight bout.

Scores were 39-37 on all cards for Clark, 155 1/2 lbs of Philadelphia and is now 6-4-1. Garland, 154 lbs is now 0-1-1.

Dan Biddle scored a four round unanimous decision over Zeferino Albino in a Cruiserweight bout.

Both guys landed hard shots but Biddle was more active and won by scores of 40-36; 40-36 and 39-37.

Biddle, 193 1/2 lbs of Hockessian, DE is now 5-1. Albino, 200 lbs of Philadelphia is now 3-12-2.

Popular Welterweight, Michael “No Joke” Stewart scored a six round unanimous decision over Chad Greenleaf in a Jr. Middleweight bout.

Stewart got off to a bit of a slow start as Greenleaf did well for the first round and a half until he started putting his punches together and dominated the last few rounds. He rocked Greenleaf a couple of times with right/left combinations over the final two rounds.

Stewart, 147 lbs of New Castle, DE won by scores of 59-55; 59-55 and 58-56 to raise his mark to 46-7-2. Greenleaf, 151 lbs of Parksburg, WV is now 13-17-1.

Ryan Belasco scored a six round unanimous decision over Gustavo Dailey in a Lightweight bout.

Belasco rocked Dailey on a couple of a occasions and had little problem with the Philadelphia Southpaw.

Belasco, 134 lbs of Wilmington, DE won by scores 60-54 on two cards and 59-55 to go to 14-4-3. Dailey, 133 lbs is now 4-10.

NEW YORK / ATLANTA/ATLANTIC CITY (December 3, 2010)—This weekend two big boxing events will be featured on gofightlive as championship action from Atlanta and Atlantic City will highlight a big weekend of fistacuffs

TONIGHT championship boxing returns to www.gofightlive.tv as Sports Fans Properties presents a big night of boxing that is headlined by the USBA Southern Regional Welterweight Championship.

The title fight will be a ten round battle for the USBA Southern Regional featuring Paul Delgado battling Chris Gray.

The entire nine bout card can be seen for FREE at 7pm eastern by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/The_Big_Rock_Out_4/878

Delgado of Atlanta has a record of 24-9-1 with four knockouts and has faced a litany world class opponents and world champions.

Delgado has been in with the top of the division which includes tussled with former IBF Jr. Welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi; Former contestant of the Contender season I Jeff Fraza; former world title challenger Dmitry Salita; Former world title challenger Demetrious Hopkins as well as title chances when he lost via sixth round knockout to top Welterweight contender Said Ouali for the USBO Welterweight championship.

Delgado dropped two more opportunities to capture hardware as he was stopped in twelve by undefeated Jo Jo Dan for NABA Welterweight title as well as losing a twelve round unanimous decision to undefeated Vitaly Demyanenko for the WBO Asia Pacific and PABA Welterweight title.

Delgado has won four in a row which includes his last outing when he won a six round unanimous decision over Chad Greenleaf on August 27th in Atlanta.

Gray has been thrown in with top competition as well.

The native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana has a record of 13-12 with one knockout.

In just his third bout Gray was stopped in one with top ranked Welterweight contender Mike Jones. Gray came back to Philadelphia to score an upset over Jr. Middleweight Gabriel Rosado (5-1). After a couple of losses it was déjà vu for Gray as he scored a split decision former amateur star Jason Thompson (4-1).

Since then it’s been literally up and down for Gray but you can’t fault his strength of Schedule such as top undefeated prospects such as Erislandy Lara and Joe Greene as well as contenders such as ishe Smith, David Estrada and Billy Lyell.

Gray is coming off a six round stoppage over Gerald Jordan (7-1-1) on August 27th in Atlanta.

The rest of the card as follows:
4 Rounds—Cruiserweights—Brian Howard (2-0, 1 KO) vs. Tobias Rice (2-2, 2 KO’s)
4 Rounds—Heavyweights—John McDermott IV (PD) vs. Dereck Walker (1-3)
4 Rounds—Jr. Middleweights—Adonis Inman (2-0) vs. Dino Dumonjic (1-1)
4 Rounds—Jr. Welterweights—Jesus Tavera (0-1) vs. Yusef Shabazz (PD)
4 Rounds—Jr. Middleweights—Ghislan Ntsikoto (1-0) vs. Erix Quinteros (2-6)
4 Rounds—Jr. Welterweights—Jackie Breitenstein (5-0, 5 KO’s) vs. TBA
Super Middleweights—Lamar Russ (5-0, 5 KO’s) vs. Brad Austin (8-9, 5 KO’s)
Middleweights—Evgeny Gradovich (6-0, 5 KO’s) vs. Jesse Carradine (6-0-1, 3 KO’s)

This Saturday night at Ballys in Atlantic City, Two welterweights will vie for the IBA Welterweight championship which they hope will be a steppingstone to a shot at greener pastures.

Shamone Alvarez will look to thrill the hometown fans when he takes on Ayi Bruce that will headline a big night of boxing that can be seen live on www.gofightlive.tv

The action will begin at 7:30 pm est and fans all over the world can order the fight for just $9.99 by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/Alverez_v_Bruce/877

Alvarez of Atlantic City has a record of 21-2 with twelve knockouts and is coming off an impressive seventh round stoppage over Alexis Camacho (17-2) in March in a bout that was seen live all over the world on gofightlive.tv

Alvarez won his first fifteen fights which included impressive victories over Mohammad Kayongo (11-0-1); & Enrique Gutierrez (10-0).

He won the NABO Welterweight title with a twelve round unanimous decision over Jose Luis Cruz (34-2-2) and defended it with a unanimous decision over Germaine Sanders (27-3).

He suffered his first pro defeat when he dropped a twelve round unanimous decision to future world champion Joshua Clottey. He rebounded nicely to score a decision over former U.S. Olympian Terrance Cauthen (33-4) before dropping a razor thin decision to future world title challenger Delvin Rodriguez (23-2-2).

Bruce of Accra, Ghana has a record of 17-3 with twelve knockouts won his first fourteen bouts in his native Ghana. In that process he won the Ghananian Jr. Welterweight title.

Since coming to America he has only lost to undefeated prospects Emanuel Taylor (7-0) and Raymond Serrano (12-0). Bruce has two in a row which includes a third round stoppage over forty-four fight veteran Larry Brothers on October 27th.

In the co-feature bout of the evening, hot up and coming Philadelphian prospect, Raymond “Tito” Serrano (13-0, 6KO’s) looks to close out 2010 by improving to 14-0 when he takes on tough veteran Geoffrey Spruiell, in an eight round welterweight showdown.

Also on the card is Wildwood, New Jersey’s popular light heavyweight contender, and reigning WBF US Light Heavyweight Champion, Chuck “The Professor” Mussachio (16-1-2, 5KO’s) as he squares off over eight scheduled rounds against Theo Kruger.

Exciting jr. middleweight, Ismael Garcia (1-0) will look to pick up his second win as a pro when he takes on New York’s, Joe Jerdon (0-1-2). Garcia, who lives in nearby Millville, NJ, made his pro-debut in Atlantic City in March, winning a dominating four round decision over previously unbeaten Josh Mercado (3-0). Garcia-Jerdon is scheduled for four rounds.

In a four round middleweight match-up Philadelphia’s Rashad Brown (1-0) squares off against Corey Preston (0-2).

The son of former WBA Heavyweight champion, Bruce Seldon, Isiah Seldon (2-0) takes on Todd Eriksson in a four round Middleweight bout.

Rounding out the card is Atlantic City’s Althera Saunders (1-0) in a four round female jr. welterweight contest against Natoya Ervin (1-6).

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Tuesday December 7th—Oliver McCall vs. Fres Oquendo

Friday December 17th—Windy City Fight Night—Hernandez vs. Adama

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NEW YORK / ATLANTA (December 3, 2010)—TONIGHT championship boxing returns to www.gofightlive.tv as Sports Fans Properties presents a big night of boxing that is headlined by the USBA Southern Regional Welterweight Championship.

The title fight will be a ten round battle for the USBA Southern Regional featuring Paul Delgado battling Chris Gray.

The entire nine bout card can be seen for FREE at 7pm eastern by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/The_Big_Rock_Out_4/878

Delgado of Atlanta has a record of 24-9-1 with four knockouts and has faced a litany world class opponents and world champions.

Delgado has been in with the top of the division which includes tussled with former IBF Jr. Welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi; Former contestant of the Contender season I Jeff Fraza; former world title challenger Dmitry Salita; Former world title challenger Demetrious Hopkins as well as title chances when he lost via sixth round knockout to top Welterweight contender Said Ouali for the USBO Welterweight championship.

Delgado dropped two more opportunities to capture hardware as he was stopped in twelve by undefeated Jo Jo Dan for NABA Welterweight title as well as losing a twelve round unanimous decision to undefeated Vitaly Demyanenko for the WBO Asia Pacific and PABA Welterweight title.

Delgado has won four in a row which includes his last outing when he won a six round unanimous decision over Chad Greenleaf on August 27th in Atlanta.

Gray has been thrown in with top competition as well.

The native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana has a record of 13-12 with one knockout.

In just his third bout Gray was stopped in one with top ranked Welterweight contender Mike Jones. Gray came back to Philadelphia to score an upset over Jr. Middleweight Gabriel Rosado (5-1). After a couple of losses it was déjà vu for Gray as he scored a split decision former amateur star Jason Thompson (4-1).

Since then it’s been literally up and down for Gray but you can’t fault his strength of Schedule such as top undefeated prospects such as Erislandy Lara and Joe Greene as well as contenders such as ishe Smith, David Estrada and Billy Lyell.

Gray is coming off a six round stoppage over Gerald Jordan (7-1-1) on August 27th in Atlanta.

The rest of the card as follows:
4 Rounds—Cruiserweights—Brian Howard (2-0, 1 KO) vs. Tobias Rice (2-2, 2 KO’s)
4 Rounds—Heavyweights—John McDermott IV (PD) vs. Dereck Walker (1-3)
4 Rounds—Jr. Middleweights—Adonis Inman (2-0) vs. Dino Dumonjic (1-1)
4 Rounds—Jr. Welterweights—Jesus Tavera (0-1) vs. Yusef Shabazz (PD)
4 Rounds—Jr. Middleweights—Ghislan Ntsikoto (1-0) vs. Erix Quinteros (2-6)
4 Rounds—Jr. Welterweights—Jackie Breitenstein (5-0, 5 KO’s) vs. TBA
Super Middleweights—Lamar Russ (5-0, 5 KO’s) vs. Brad Austin (8-9, 5 KO’s)
Middleweights—Evgeny Gradovich (6-0, 5 KO’s) vs. Jesse Carradine (6-0-1, 3 KO’s)

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Saturday December 4th—IBA Welterweight title—Shamone Alvarez vs. Ayi Bruce

Tuesday December 7th—Oliver McCall vs. Fres Oquendo

Friday December 17th—Wsindy City Fight Night—Hernandez vs. Adama

Legendary Bernard Hopkins talks about his December 18th showdown with Jean Pascal

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NEW YORK / ATLANTA (NOVEMBER 29, 2010)—This Friday night championship boxing returns to www.gofightlive.tv as Sports Fans Properties presents a big night of boxing that is headlined by the USBA Southern Regional Welterweight Championship.

The title fight will be a ten round battle for the USBA Southern Regional featuring Paul Delgado battling Chris Gray.

The entire nine bout card can be seen for FREE at 7pm eastern by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/The_Big_Rock_Out_4/878

Delgado of Atlanta has a record of 24-9-1 with four knockouts and has faced a litany world class opponents and world champions.

Delgado has been in with the top of the division which includes tussled with former IBF Jr. Welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi; Former contestant of the Contender season I Jeff Fraza; former world title challenger Dmitry Salita; Former world title challenger Demetrious Hopkins as well as title chances when he lost via sixth round knockout to top Welterweight contender Said Ouali for the USBO Welterweight championship.

Delgado dropped two more opportunities to capture hardware as he was stopped in twelve by undefeated Jo Jo Dan for NABA Welterweight title as well as losing a twelve round unanimous decision to undefeated Vitaly Demyanenko for the WBO Asia Pacific and PABA Welterweight title.

Delgado has won four in a row which includes his last outing when he won a six round unanimous decision over Chad Greenleaf on August 27th in Atlanta.

Gray has been thrown in with top competition as well.

The native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana has a record of 13-12 with one knockout.

In just his third bout Gray was stopped in one with top ranked Welterweight contender Mike Jones. Gray came back to Philadelphia to score an upset over Jr. Middleweight Gabriel Rosado (5-1). After a couple of losses it was déjà vu for Gray as he scored a split decision former amateur star Jason Thompson (4-1).

Since then its been literally up and down for Gray but you can’t fault his strength of Schedule such as top undefeated prospects such as Erislandy Lara and Joe Greene as well as contenders such as ishe Smith, David Estrada and Billy Lyell.

Gray is coming off a six round stoppage over Gerald Jordan (7-1-1) on August 27th in Atlanta.

The rest of the card as follows:
4 Rounds—Cruiserweights—Brian Howard (2-0, 1 KO) vs. Tobias Rice (2-2, 2 KO’s)
4 Rounds—Heavyweights—John McDermott IV (PD) vs. Dereck Walker (1-3)
4 Rounds—Jr. Middleweights—Adonis Inman (2-0) vs. Dino Dumonjic (1-1)
4 Rounds—Jr. Welterweights—Jesus Tavera (0-1) vs. Yusef Shabazz (PD)
4 Rounds—Jr. Middleweights—Ghislan Ntsikoto (1-0) vs. Erix Quinteros (2-6)
4 Rounds—Jr. Welterweights—Jackie Breitenstein (5-0, 5 KO’s) vs. TBA
Super Middleweights—Lamar Russ (5-0, 5 KO’s) vs. Brad Austin (8-9, 5 KO’s)
Middleweights—Evgeny Gradovich (6-0, 5 KO’s) vs. Jesse Carradine (6-0-1, 3 KO’s)

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VERONA, NEW YORK (NOVEMBER 29, 2010)—On Saturday night January 29th, Heavyweight championship boxing will headline a big boxing card at the beautiful Turning Stone Casino & Resort as Jason Gavern will take on Mike Mollo in a twelve round fight for the WBC Caribbean Heavyweight championship.

In the exciting co-feature, Isaac Rodrigues will look to rebound from his first professional loss as he takes battle tested Russell “Spiderman” Jordan in a Middleweight bout scheduled for eight rounds.

Gavern of Kissimmee, Flordia has a record of 19-7-4 with eight knockouts and has faced some of the top Heavyweights in the world.

Gavern went 6-0-1 in his first seven bouts which included a second round stoppage over undefeated Albert Jimenez.

Gavern was then stopped by former amateur star Malcom Tann before embarking on a five fight unbeaten streak.

Gavern dropped a decision to Damian Norris but later avenged that defeat with a seventh round knockout.

Gavern has had some nice wins that includes a decision win over Jim Emerick (7-1) ; Cisse Salif (23-14-2) and impressive split decision over Manuel Quezada (29-4) to win the WBC Caribbean Heavyweight title.

In his last bout Gavern ventured over to Germany and fought to a draw with former world title challenger Jonathan Banks (24-1) in a battle for the coveted NABF Heavyweight title.

Besides fighting all over the United States, Gavern has fought in Germany three times, Canada twice and in Switzerland.

Mollo is one of the toughest customers in the Heavyweight division as the Chicago native has a record of 20-3-1 with twelve knockouts.

Mollo began his career with fifteen straight wins which included victories over a pair of undefeated foes and also won the WBO Latin Heavyweight title with a sixth round knockout over Rogerio Lobo (36-13).

Mollo then stopped up the competition and was stopped in four rounds by former world title challenger DaVarryl Williamson (22-4).

Mollo went on to win four straight that included a win over the man who retired Mike Tyson, Kevin McBride (34-4-1)

Mollo was all over McBride as he scored a knockdown in round one and dropped him two more times in round two before the fight was stopped.

Mollo also defeated Art Binkowski (16-1) in two rounds in a battle of two Chicago based heavyweights that took place just outside the City limits and was a much anticipated turf war.

Mollo then took on multiple time world title challenger Andre Golota (40-6-1) as part of the Roy Jones – Felix Trinidad undercard at Madison Square Garden.

The battle was a tremendous action fight where Mollo fought very hard and was praied for his toughness as he took many big shots before dropping a unanimous decision.

Unfortunately, Mollo was stopped in two rounds by multiple time world title challenger Jameel McCline (38-9-3) in China.

Mollo came back score an eight round unanimous decision over Billy Zimbrun and in his last bout, Mollo fought to an eight round draw with Gary Gomez on August 6 in Chicago.

The exciting co-feature will be an eight round Middleweight clash between Isaac Rodrigues and Russell Jordan.

Rodrigues of Brazil and now residing in West Berlin, New Jersey has a record of 17-1 with thirteen knockouts.

Rodrigues will be looking for redemption of sorts as he was well on his way to fighting for a world title until he was upended by Samuel Miller (20-4) in seven rounds back on October 2nd at the Turning Stone Casino and Resort.

Rodrigues has signature wins over Brian Vera (16-3) and has won the WBO Latino Super Middleweight title and defended it one time.

Jordan is looking to do what he does best and that is play spoiler.

Jordan of Rochester, New York has a record of 15-8 with ten knockouts.

Jordan has been in with the likes of undefeated contender James Kirkland (10-0); Oscar Doaz (23-1); currant undisputed Middleweight champion Sergio Martinez (40-1-1); former welterweight world champion Luis Collazo (28-3) undefeated prospect Shawn Porter (12-0) and in his last bout, Jordan dropped a hotly contested battle with Jose Angel Rodriguez (15-1-2) on August 27th in Dover, Delaware for the vacant IBA North American Middleweight title.

Jordan has sprung many upsets on his record.

Jordan won the New York State Welterweight title with a sixth round stoppage over Kemal Kolenovic (8-2-2); Jordan has defeated the likes of Maximino Cuevas (6-1-1) by third round stoppage; Kaseem Wilson (9-0-1) by third round stoppage; Alphonso Williams (10-2) by unanimous decision and Larry Mosley (15-1-2) by unanimous decision.

A full undercard has been assembled as exciting female Super Featherweight scheduled for six rounds, Amanda Serrano (7-0-1, 4 KO’s) of Brooklyn, New York will rematch Ela Nunez (9-7-1, 2 KO’s) of Jamestown, NY.

The two fought a toe to toe slugfest on November 20, 2009 that ended in a draw.

In a six round Welterweight bout, Kenny Abril (11-3-1, 6 KO’s) of Rochester, NY will take on Stephen Scott (5-2) of Albany, New York.

Also seeing action will be Super Middleweight Andy Mejias (8-0, 4 KO’s) of Utica, NY in a six round bout against an opponent to be named.

Derrick Evans of Utica, NY will be making his pro debut in a four round bout in a Light Heavyweight bout.

Steve Tyner (1-1-1) of Albany, NY will see action in a four round Light heavyweight bout.

Tickets for this championship night of boxing are priced at just $60; $45 and $ 35 and be purchased the Showroom Box Office by calling (1 800 833 SHOW) or at all Ticketmaster outlets by calling (315 472 0700)

The Turning Stone Casino and Resort is located at:

5218 Patrick Road
Verona, NY 13478
(315) 361-8248