Month: July 2015

  
Welterweight Bruno Bredicean (1-0) from Orlando, Florida wins his professional debut outworking Randy Hedderick (0-4) from Gulfport, Miss in a unanimous decision victory. No question Bredicean dominated the entire fight landing most of the pinches in the fight, all three judges scores 40-36 for Bredicean.

Photo credits: @fotoalexm 

#ThurmanCollazo July 11th In Tampa
@ESPN has announced that @WBABoxingOfficial “regular” welterweight champion @KeithOneTimeThurman (25-0, 21 KOs) will defend against @RealLuisCollazo (36-6, 19 KOs) in ESPN’s first @PremierBoxingChamps card on Saturday, July 11. The bout will take place in Thurman’s backyard of Tampa, Florida at @usfsundome

Unbeaten jr middleweight Tony Harrison (21-0, 18 KOs) meets Willie Nelson (23-2-1, 13 KOs) in the co-feature.

This telecast will kick-off a monthly primetime “PBC on ESPN” boxing series on the flagship network of the @ESPN family. @PremierBoxingChamps @Swanson_Comm @Swansonpr @usfsundome @warriorsboxing 

#ESPNSaturdayNightFights @Teddy_Atlas @BigMediaBuzz

 
Lightweights Edner “Cherry Bomb” Cherry (34-6-2, 19 KO) stops Luis Cruz (21-4, 16 KO’s) at the SunDome, Cruz held his own boxed Cherry throughout the match Cherry just kept the pressure on him landing a huge right hook to the face of Cruz in the 5th round, Cruz did ‘not led up keeping his attack to a minimum he just couldn’t capitalize. Cherry crushes Cruz with a hard right hand Cruz grabs him throws himself on top of Cherry sending him to the ground Cherry dazed by the fall allowed 5 min to recover both fighters exchange toward the end of the round. In round 9 Cherry have seen enough catching Cruz with a straight right sending Cruz to the canvas, Cherry jumped right on him with another huge right hand ending Cruz night at 2:13 of round nine by KO victory for Cherry.

Photo credits: @fotoalexm 

#ThurmanCollazo July 11th In Tampa

@ESPN has announced that @WBABoxingOfficial “regular” welterweight champion @KeithOneTimeThurman (25-0, 21 KOs) will defend against @RealLuisCollazo (36-6, 19 KOs) in ESPN’s first @PremierBoxingChamps card on Saturday, July 11. The bout will take place in Thurman’s backyard of Tampa, Florida at @usfsundome
Unbeaten jr middleweight Tony Harrison (21-0, 18 KOs) meets Willie Nelson (23-2-1, 13 KOs) in the co-feature.

This telecast will kick-off a monthly primetime “PBC on ESPN” boxing series on the flagship network of the @ESPN family. @PremierBoxingChamps @Swanson_Comm @Swansonpr @usfsundome @warriorsboxing 

#ESPNSaturdayNightFights @Teddy_Atlas @BigMediaBuzz

  
Super Welterweights Carlos Garcia (8-14,-1, 7 KO’s) from Aguada, Puerto Rico came in the USF Sundome and stole a Mojarity decision win over Tampa Bay’s Manny Woods (13-4-1, 5 KO’s) right from the opening bell Woods established himself early by boxing Garcia following a huge right hand bomb to the head of Garcia catiching his attention, Both fighters exchanged in the 3-4th rounds Garcia kept himself in the fight throwing combinations Woods continue to blast him throughout the fight with huge right hands. Judges scores 55-57, 58-56 (2x) for Garcia who pulled off the victory.

  
@teampeeweecruz BRYANT “PEEWEE” CRUZ VICTORIOUS 

ON BROADWAY BOXING
Photo credits: @edjr18 

On Wednesday night, DiBella Entertainment (DBE) hosted an action-packed Broadway Boxing card in front of a raucous sold-out crowd at NYC’s famed B.B. King Blues Club & Grill, sponsored by Manfredi Auto Group and Everlast, headlined by the always-exciting Bryant “Peewee” Cruz, of Port Chester, NY.

While Martin Cardona, 129.4 lbs., of Tucson, AZ, attempted to box and move, Cruz, 131 lbs., effortlessly cut the ring off, often countering his adversary’s jab with quick overhand rights. Cruz took advantage whenever he had Cardona trapped against the ropes, digging shots to the midsection. The powerful left hook of Cruz was on display as well and it was clear that Cardona was breaking down. Feeling that their charge was sustaining too much punishment, Cardona’s corner elected not to send him out for the fifth frame, resulting in a TKO victory for Cruz. With the impressive victory, Cruz improved to 15-0 (8 KOs), while Cardona fell to 19-6 (14 KOs). @dibellaent @loudibella @kevincrooney @chrismartin_filthynation #BroadwayBoxing

  
@patday_allday Makes Dozier Pay. 

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Junior middleweight prospect Patrick Day, 153.6 lbs., of Freeport, NY, dominated the sturdy Lenwood Dozier, 151 lbs., of Washington, D.C., over eight exciting rounds. Day’s jab was on point allowing for straight-right followup shots. He soon closed the distance and began to slow Dozier down with a focused attack to the body over the course of the action. As the bout progressed, Dozier’s punch output dwindled, with the exception of round six when he fought in a more spirited manner. Day continued to overpower Dozier with an impressive offensive arsenal in the closing frames to earn three scorecards of 80-72 for a unanimous decision victory, upping his record to 11-1-1 (6 KOs). Dozier’s record is now 9-8-1 (4 KOs). @dibellaent @loudibella @kevincrooney @chrismartin_filthynation #BroadwayBoxing

  
@disrespectfulcam defeats Reza
Photo credits: @iibigioii 

Brooklyn southpaw Shawn “Killa” Cameron, 153.4 lbs., stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Francisco Reza, 153.6 lbs., of Torreon, Mexico, banging away in combination. In round one, Reza landed a short right hook to drop an off-balance Cameron for a flash knockdown. Cameron, however, was not hurt and quickly arose to rock Reza in the red corner with a right hook. The Brooklynite continued to press forward as the bout progressed, remaining very accurate with a large volume of power punches. A barrage of shots in round five felled Reza in a heap, prompting referee Harvey Dock to stop the action at the 1:55 mark. Cameron’s record improved to 10-0 (5 KOs), while Reza has now hit .500 with a record of 14-14 (11 KOs). @dibellaent @loudibella @kevincrooney @chrismartin_filthynation #BroadwayBoxing

  
@pistolpetedobson Was The Bronx Tale On Broadway. 

Photo credits: @iibigioii 

Bronx’s Peter Dobson, 147.8 lbs., blasted William Walters, 147.6 lbs., of Sacramento, CA, with powershots from the outset, causing him to stumble into the ropes following an overhand right to end round one. Bobbing and weaving his way inside, Dobson repeatedly connected with short straight rights to Walters’ chin. Another powerful left hook from Dobson rocked Walters’ into the ropes yet again prompting referee Harvey Dock to end the contest at 1:33 of the third stanza. Dobson’s record upped to 5-0 (4 KOs), while Walters saw his ledger drop to 2-8 (1 KO). @dibellaent @loudibella @kevincrooney @chrismartin_filthynation #BroadwayBoxing

  
@ivan_baranchyk Relentless on Broadway.

Photo credits: @hitfirstboxing 

A determined Ivan “Beast” Baranchyk, 142.2 lbs., was aggressive, winging power shots and landing enough times to make it difficult for the taller Alfred Hall, of Jackson, MI. In the third, Hall, 144 lbs., collapsed under a volley of punches, hitting the deck for a full 10-count, at the 0:41 mark. The incredibly active Baranchyk, now living and training in Brooklyn, improved to 8-0 (7 KOs), while Hall dropped to 4-11-2 (2 KOs). As an amateur, the Belarus-native Baranchyk won gold at the 2010 Class A Vilnuse tournament, 2011 and 2013 Match Event tournament, 2011 Kostukovichi International tournament, 2011 and 2012 Soligorsk Open International tournament, 2012 Class A Liventsev tournament, 2013 Active Military tournament, 2013 Republic of Belarus Open Cup, 2014 Vitebsk University tournament in Belarus, and was an amateur champion of Belarus from 2009-2014.

#BroadwayBoxing @dibellaent @loudibella @kevincrooney @chrismartin_filthynation

  
@mauricioherrera359 MAURICIO “EL MAESTRO” HERRERA, Former Interim WBA Super Lightweight Champion: “I feel great. I feel prepared and ready to beat Lundy and if he wants to brawl, box or do whatever, I’m ready. I feel there is a big possibility that I can stop him.” Photo credits: @goldenboyboxing 

@MAURICIOHERRERA359 VS. @HAMMERINHANK_LUNDY TO HEADLINE SPECTACULAR SUMMER TRIPLEHEADER SATURDAY, JULY 11 LIVE FROM THE LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL SPORTS ARENA 

PEREZ VS. BOGERE SET FOR CO-MAIN EVENT AND DIAZ JR. VS. ALVARADO TO OPEN THE HBO LATINO® BOXING TELECAST 

LOS ANGELES – &GoldenBoyBoxing Promotions in association with @CESBoxing will present an explosive summer tripleheader on Saturday, July 11 featuring a battle between West Coast vs. East Coast with Southern California’s Mauricio “El Maestro” Herrera (21-5, 7 KOs) set to battle titlist “Hammerin’” Hank Lundy (25-4-1, 12 KOs) of Philadelphia in a 10-round super lightweight bout for the NABF Super Lightweight Championship. Herrera vs. Lundy will be the final event at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena before it closes permanently and will be televised on @HBOLatino beginning at 11:00 p.m. (live ET/tape-delayed PT). The co-main event features an exciting 10-round lightweight match-up for the NABO Lightweight Title between @MichaelPerezOfficial (22-1-2, 10 KOs) of Newark, New Jersey and Las Vegas transplant Sharif “The Lion” Bogere (27-1, 19 KOs). Opening up the HBO Latino Boxing telecast, 2012 U.S. Olympian @JosephDiazJr (16-0,10 KOs) will return to the ring to face former @WBCBoxing Silver Featherweight Champion Rene “Gemelo” Alvarado (22-4, 15 KOs) of Managua, Nicaragua in a 10-round featherweight bout. 

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@OscarDeLaHoya @MonicaSears @MakeAWar @MarylynAceves @Micheladatime @Class56Ramiro @GoldenBoyBoxing, @CESBoxing, @mauricioherrera359, and @hammerin_hank_lundy, @michaelperezofficial, @jospehdiazjr, @jayquigley1, @elchimpa, @strikerdelgado90, @realnickarce, and @teambojado.

  
@hammerinhank_lundy “HAMMERIN’” HANK LUNDY, Super Lightweight Title Contender: “He [Herrera] may have beaten another Philly fighter, Danny Garcia, but he’s got to realize I’m another type of animal. I’m a throwback fighter and on Saturday, Herrera is going to see what Hammerin’ Hank is all about.” Photo credits: @goldenboyboxing 

@MAURICIOHERRERA359 VS. @HAMMERINHANK_LUNDY TO HEADLINE SPECTACULAR SUMMER TRIPLEHEADER SATURDAY, JULY 11 LIVE FROM THE LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL SPORTS ARENA 

PEREZ VS. BOGERE SET FOR CO-MAIN EVENT AND DIAZ JR. VS. ALVARADO TO OPEN THE HBO LATINO® BOXING TELECAST 

LOS ANGELES – &GoldenBoyBoxing Promotions in association with @CESBoxing will present an explosive summer tripleheader on Saturday, July 11 featuring a battle between West Coast vs. East Coast with Southern California’s Mauricio “El Maestro” Herrera (21-5, 7 KOs) set to battle titlist “Hammerin’” Hank Lundy (25-4-1, 12 KOs) of Philadelphia in a 10-round super lightweight bout for the NABF Super Lightweight Championship. Herrera vs. Lundy will be the final event at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena before it closes permanently and will be televised on @HBOLatino beginning at 11:00 p.m. (live ET/tape-delayed PT). The co-main event features an exciting 10-round lightweight match-up for the NABO Lightweight Title between @MichaelPerezOfficial (22-1-2, 10 KOs) of Newark, New Jersey and Las Vegas transplant Sharif “The Lion” Bogere (27-1, 19 KOs). Opening up the HBO Latino Boxing telecast, 2012 U.S. Olympian @JosephDiazJr (16-0,10 KOs) will return to the ring to face former @WBCBoxing Silver Featherweight Champion Rene “Gemelo” Alvarado (22-4, 15 KOs) of Managua, Nicaragua in a 10-round featherweight bout. 

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@OscarDeLaHoya @MonicaSears @MakeAWar @MarylynAceves @Micheladatime @Class56Ramiro @GoldenBoyBoxing, @CESBoxing, @mauricioherrera359, and @hammerin_hank_lundy, @michaelperezofficial, @jospehdiazjr, @jayquigley1, @elchimpa, @strikerdelgado90, @realnickarce, and @teambojado.