Vianello Crushes Lyones In His U.S. Debut.

New York, N.Y. – Heavyweight Guido “The Gladiator” Vianello (1-0, 1 KO’s) from Rome, Italy making his long awaited professional debut in the U.S. The newly signed Top Rank prospect destroyed Luke Lyones (5-2-1, 2 KO’s) from Ashland, KY. in two rounds pounding him with hard hooks to the body then finishing him off with a hard combination sending Lyones down to the canvas at the official time of .29 seconds of round number two by TKO victory.

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@lomachenkovasiliy vs. @sniper.pedraza

The @worldboxingorg world title will be on the line

@lomachenkovasiliy vs. @sniper.pedraza

Saturday December 8th Hulu Theater at @thegarden in New York City. @espn

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@crystinaponcher @4mikeywilliams @mrgardyroots @BruceTrampler @jasonmtang @lavozdelbox @espn

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By Damon Gonzalez

Vargas Punishes Renteria at the Mecca MSG

New York, N.Y. – Super Lightweight Josué Vargas from Bronx, N.Y. goes to 12-1, 8 KO’s) after outworking John Renteria (16-6-1, 12 KO’s) bringing the fight right to him with high percentage of hard shots breaking Renteria down finishing him off at the official time of .31 seconds of round number five by TKO victory for Vargas.

#LomaPedraza

@trboxing

@lomachenkovasiliy vs. @sniper.pedraza

The @worldboxingorg world title will be on the line

@lomachenkovasiliy vs. @sniper.pedraza

Saturday December 8th Hulu Theater at @thegarden in New York City. @espn

@trboxing @BobArum @ToddDuboef

@oshaaj @americanlovemachine

@crystinaponcher @4mikeywilliams @mrgardyroots @BruceTrampler @jasonmtang @lavozdelbox @espn

@HuluTheaterMSG

By Damon Gonzalez

Ramirez Fight Life Just Got Elevated By Stopping Perez in The Eighth

By Damon Gonzalez

New York, N.Y. – In the opening bout of the night at the Hulu Theatre at Madison Square Garden Super Lightweight Michael Perez (25-3-2, 11 KO’s) from Newark, N.J. comeback to the ring fell short getting stopped in the 8th round by TKO at the .54 seconds left in the contest. Mexican warrior Abdiel Ramirez (24-3-1, 22 KO’s) gave Perez a dog fight right from the opening bell jumping on him with hard combination dropping Perez in round one, Perez fired back throughout the fight had Ramirez in trouble catching him with a hard hook dropping him in round four, Ramirez didn’t led up stepping on the gas finishing Perez off sending him down in the canvas as referee waves off the contest.

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@crystinaponcher @4mikeywilliams @mrgardyroots @BruceTrampler @jasonmtang @lavozdelbox @espn

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War of The Bantamweights December 6 PrettyGirl Promotions

Current undefeated WIBA World Bantamweight Champion, Former NABF Bantamweight Champion Rosalinda Rodríguez (7-0) steps inside the ropes once again this coming Saturday December 8, 2018, in Louisville, Kentucky, in the hometown and birthplace of “The Greatest” Muhammad Ali. 

This time around Rodriguez will be matched up against current ABF Continental Super Flyweight Champion, Crystal Hoy, (6-8-4), who was born in Wichita, Kansas, but resides in Las Vegas.

Dubbed “War of The Bantamweights” and promoted by PrettyGirl Promotions, this match up is set for a non-title 8 rounder.

Although Hoy’s record is 6-8-4, she recently won by a spectacular KO over Noemi Bosques (11-12-3), and has faced the likes of former world champions Alicia Ashley (WBC), Katy Castillo (IBF) and current IBF Featherweight Champion Jennifer Han (17-3-1). 

This bout will be hosted this Saturday December 8, 2018, at The Bourbon Hall 116 West Jefferson Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40203.  Weigh ins will be conducted Friday December 7, 2018, at 4pm, same location as venue. 

Weights from Philadelphia 2300 Arena

Philadelphia, PA (December 6, 2018) — Weights for Friday night‘s King’s Promotions fight card at The 2300 Arena.

Brandon Robinson 168.1 – Kalvin Henderson 166.4
Paul Koon 237.4 – Cade Rodriguez 293.9
Romuel Cruz 122 – Hugo Rodriguez 120.9
Isaiah Wise 155.9 – Andy Gonzales 151.6
James Brenadin 139.5 – Sheldon Deverteuil 137.1
Travis Toledo 173.3 – Ronnie Lawrence 174.4

Promoter: King’s Promotions

MAYWEATHER vs. TENSHIN ON!

Undefeated boxing legend Floyd “Money” Mayweather and sensational RIZIN Fighting Federation star Tenshin Nasukawa will battle in a special exhibition fight on New Year’s Eve from Saitama Prefecture Super Arena in Saitama, Japan.
 See below for quotes gathered from the media workout and press availability at Mayweather Boxing Club in Las Vegas:
 
Floyd Mayweather:
“This is a great way for me to go out there and give people some entertainment. It’s an exhibition match, but it’s giving me a chance to do something different. 
 
“I love competing against fighters from all walks of life like in my amateur days. It’s all about entertainment. Nine minutes of entertainment. It’s going to be amazing. 
 
“I’m in the entertainment business. That’s what I go out there to do. I love to do this. I’m working out to put on a show for three rounds. 
 
“I’m going to go out there, have fun and do what I do. I’m enjoying life and I’m going to enjoy this experience.”
 
Tenshin Nasukawa:
“This is my first time coming to Las Vegas and I’m very excited to be here. The fight is very close and I’m training hard every day to face Mayweather and leave a mark. 
 
“This is a great opportunity and we’re happy to take it. I’m going to put everything out there and show my strengths. I think that I’m the faster fighter. I’m going to use my weapons against him. 
 
“There’s never been a Japanese fighter to face Floyd Mayweather in the ring. As an athlete, this is something that’s a great honor and a challenging task. I’d like to make a big impression. 
 
“I want to get the whole fight community, the whole country of Japan and the entire world involved in this fight. I’m going to go in there believing in myself and ready to prove myself.”
 
The attraction will be based on the following rules and regulations:
 
           Three minutes per round for three rounds
 
            Straight boxing rules
 
            Both will wear either RIZIN 8 ounce gloves
 
            Weight: 147lbs/67.7kg 
 
            No judges
 
            This will be full contact competition, but the bout is not going on boxing or MMA records
 
 
FLOYD MAYWEATHER
A 12-time boxing world champion in five weight classes, Mayweather is one of the greatest to ever enter the ring, buoyed by box office success that saw him shatter nearly all of the revenue records in the sport’s history. Born in Grand Rapids, Mich., and fighting out of Las Vegas, he is the only fighter to have headlined four events that each generated more than 2 million pay-per-view buys. Forbes, Fortune and Sports Illustratedhave all named Mayweather the world’s highest paid athlete multiple timesthroughout a career in which he defeated 24 world champions. 
 
TENSHIN NASUKAMA
Tenshin Nasukawa was born in 1998 and trained in Karate and kickboxing from an early age by his trainer/father. Tenshin made his professional debut in 2014 at the age of 15 and has since claimed multiple world championships in kickboxing while remaining unbeaten. Tenshin is now the face for the Rizin Fighting Federation and their biggest headliner to date. Now aged just 20, Tenshin is a Japanese sensation whose main sponsor is a gaming giant called Cygames.
 
NOBUYUKI SAKAKIBARA – RIZIN CEO
Nobuyuki Sakakibara is a Japanese businessman most well-known for his role as boss of Pride Fighting Championship. Sakakibara sold Pride to Lorenzo Fertita of Zuffa LLC in 2007 in a widely publicized deal. In 2015 he founded Rizin, a new organisations that mixed different fight styles in a single event. Rizin is now the most watched fighting event in Japan.
 
RIZIN COMPANY
Rizin Fighting Federation has held 15 mega events since the promotion’s debut in December of 2015. Rizin is now recognized as the most watched combat sports event in Japan since Pride Fighting Championship. RIZIN has been a staple on primetime Japanese national television with a five-hour New Year’s Eve slot and watched in over 5.5 million households.
 
ONE ENTERTAINMENT
ONE Entertainment is a pioneer in the world of Entertainment Consulting, with over 20 years of experience in servicing celebrity clients and brands worldwide. ONE focuses on monetizing celebrity and entertainment brands by creating a customized approach for each client that maximizes exposure and profitability. ONE has concluded deals on six continents in over 22 countries and growing every day. The team at ONE has experience in all facets of entertainment, and they can serve your needs in film, TV, music, sports, live events, digital and entertainment business development.
 

UNDISPUTED MEDIA WORKOUTS

Photos, Lina Baker/360 Promotions

 Los Angeles, CA Five of the fighters appearing on UNDISPUTEDworked out for the media today in Los Angeles ahead of this Saturday’s world championship boxing event at the StubHub Center in Carson, CA and televised live on HBO Boxing After Dark beginning at 10:20 p.m. ET/PT. 

 

Below are quotes from the participants.

 

Juan Francisco Estrada

“Victor Mendez and I have known each other since we were kids, we started together in boxing. But once you get in the ring you have to forget about that and give the fans what they want, a great fight.”

 

“I actually started my preparation a while back for the Sor Rungvisai rematch which was supposed to take place this coming February. But this opportunity came and I have to take it.”

 

“The first fight against Sor Rungvisai I know a lot of people liked and a lot of people say was one of the best of the year. However, a second fight would be even better as I would throw a lot more punches.”

 

“It’s been five years since my fight with ‘Chocolatito’ but the rematch is the one people ask about the most. My mindset however is to defeat Sor Rungvisai first and become a champion, then to fight ‘Chocolatito.”’

 

“HBO has been great exposure for me, I’m very proud that this is my fourth straight fight on the network. 

 

“I can’t tell you the round but I’m going to win on Saturday night by knockout.”

 

Claressa Shields

“I know that Femke Hermans lost against Alicia Napoleon and I know I can beat her.”

 

I’m very happy where my career is. To only have seven fights and to have accomplished all I have is a big deal. I’ve beaten the best and will continue to do so. Hannah Gabriels was a very tough fight but I proved a lot in that fight.” 

 

“I love that the sport of women’s boxing has been lifted for all female fighters. We’re getting better opportunities and I expect that to continue next year and in the coming years.” 

 

“I’m happy for all the support I’ve gotten and to be able to inspire others. Being a role-model isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being real.”  

 

Aleksandra Magdziak-Lopes

“I’ve accomplished a great deal on my own in my career without a promoter and I’m very proud of that.”

 

“I’m super excited for this opportunity to fight Cecilia for all her belts.”

 

“Women’s boxing has made such huge strides but there are even more great female boxers under the radar. 

All they need is the platform. It’s great to see more and more opportunities coming to women’s boxing.”

 

“Cecilia has been around a long time and I’ve seen many of her fights. There’s no one else left for me to fight so now is the best time to fight her.”

 

“Cecilia is great at many things but I have a good game plan for Saturday night. Once we get in the ring I’ll know a lot more about how it’s going to go in the fight.”

 

Victor Mendez

“I was actually training to fight ‘Chocolatito’ but they chose Guevera because they said I was too big for him. I was really looking forward to that fight but I stayed in the gym and jumped at the opportunity to fight Estrada.” 

 

“Estrada and I have sparred many times when we younger and we were on the same amateur teams so we know each other very well. I don’t think of it as a rivalry, I just know a victory would be very big for me, that’s the way I look at it, a very big opportunity.”

 

“I’m very happy to finally fight in the United States and on HBO in a big arena.”

 

“This will be a war, I’m going right after him and I’m sure it’s going to be a very entertaining fight for the fans.”

 

Femke Hermans

“I had a fight in September and was in great shape and was ready when they called. I’m very excited to fight Claressa, it’s going to be a great night of boxing.”

“I’ve watched a few of her fights and know there are some things I do well which will bother her. She’s at a 

high level so I can’t make any mistakes against her.”

“It’s great to fight in the United States. In Belgium boxing is a very small sport but it’s much bigger here.”

“This has been a great year for women’s boxing and the future is very bright.”

Wilder-Fury Press Conference

WILDER:

“I think with the two knockdowns I definitely won the fight.  We poured our hearts out tonight.  We’re both warriors, but with those two drops I think I won the fight.  I came out slow. I rushed my punches. I didn’t sit still.  I was too hesitant.  I started overthrowing the right hand and I just couldn’t adjust.

 

“When you’re at each other and you have a great fight, we give each other all we’ve got.  At the end of the fight that’s what it’s all about.  He was just tell me great fight, he loves, and thank you for the opportunity.  We’re the best in the world.  The respect was mutual.

 

“I was rushing my punches.  That’s something I usually don’t do.  I couldn’t’ let it go tonight. I was forcing my punches too much instead of sitting back being patient and waiting it.  I really wanted to get him out of there give the fans what they want to see.

 

“I didn’t feel no pressure at all.  When I rush my punches like that I’m never accurate.  The rematch I guarantee I’m going to get him.

 

“I would love for it to be my next fight (on the rematch).  Why not?  Let’s give the fans what they want to see.  It was a a great fight and let’s do it again.  It doesn’t matter to me where we do it. 

 

“We’re the two best in the world and we proved it tonight.  When you get two warriors you get a great fight.  That’s what we proved tonight and I’m ready to do it again.”

 

FURY:

“We’re on away soil, I got knocked down twice, but I still believe I won that fight.  I’m being a total professional here.  I went to Germany to fight Klitschko and I went to America to fight Deontay Wilder. God bless America.  The ‘Gypsy King’ has returned.

 

“I’m what you call a pro athlete that loves to box.  I don’t know anyone on the planet that can move like that.  That man is a fearsome puncher and I was able to avoid that.  The world knows I won the fight. 

 

“I hope I did you all proud after nearly three years out of the ring.  I was never going to be knocked down tonight.  I showed good heart to get up. I came here tonight and I fought my heart out. 

 

“I’ve been away from me family for 10 weeks.  I’m just going to spend some time with my family.  Well deserved. 

 

“One hundred percent we’ll do the rematch.  We are two great champions.  Me and this man are the two best heavyweights on the planet.”

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