Chavez new fighter

Top-10 contender Pawel “Raging Bull” Wolak will be In Harm’s Way on Saturday, December 4, when he challenges undefeated WBC Silver middleweight champion Julio César Chávez, Jr. in a 12-round title fight. Wolak replaces the injured Alfonso Gomez, Chávez’s original opponent, who withdrew today after an MRI detected a ligament tear in his left elbow.

Trainer shot wife now on the run Martin

Former female world champion Christy Martin has been admitted to Florida Hospital North in Orlando, Florida, with a gunshot and stab wounds in the torso and left leg. According to the Orlando Sentinel, Martin informed authorities that the attacker was her husband Jim Martin. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is now searching for Martin, who is also Christy’s trainer.

PPV Number are in

According to numbers released by HBO, Manny Pacquiao’s pay-per-view win over Antonio Margarito on November 13 generated 1,150,000 buys generating $64 million in PPV revenue.

Countdown to Helsinki - Arthur Abraham vs. Carl Froch - Super Six Boxing...

Mayweather is just the size for Pacquico

Mayweather is just the size for Pacquico!

A Super Star!

Should this be number 10

Should this be number 10

WBA CONVENTION NOV22 2010

David Haye Storms Harrison with a WIN!

David Haye needed just three rounds to storm blast Audley Harrison out to retain his WBA Heavyweight Championship

You Pick HIM Pacquiao vs Margarito

YOU PICK HIM!

Pacquiao vs Marqarito

Tyson talk about the Heavyweights

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Fighters predict exciting bout

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Cowboy Manny

Manny Pacquiao hopes to ride-out of Cowboy Stadium in Arlington, Texas with a thumb up WIN.

The mega fight Pacquiao vs Margarito on HBO Pay-Per-View.

kane boxing in gilford show 11/9/2010

Bob Arum gets another big promotion - latimes.com

Bob Arum gets another big promotion - latimes.com

Charity uses boxing to help girls build self-confidence - latimes.com

Charity uses boxing to help girls build self-confidence - latimes.com

Sky Sports

BoxRec News understands that Adam Smith, long serving boxing broadcaster and commentator, will take a step up in the Sky Sports' organisation to become their Head of Boxing.

World Wide, Web Surfing Down as Entertainment, P2P Dominate Global Internet Usage

World Wide, Web Surfing Down as Entertainment, P2P Dominate Global Internet Usage

WBC President Sulaiman reads resolution of Heavyweight picture at 48th C...

Sulaiman Quits Boxing

President Sulaiman made an impassioned speech justifying his position to have Klitschko be allowed an optional defense in March, then defend against the Solis-Austin winner by June. Sulaiman felt the financial gain from two heavyweight title fights within ninety days would help ease the long standing WBC financial burden stemming from the $30,000,000 judgment against the WBC won by Graciano Rocchigiani. After that judgment in April 2003, the WBC declared bankruptcy, yet has maintained a six-figure monthly payment to Rocchigiani up until 2009, after which the WBC has been unable to make such payments. After an rejected attempt to settle in Germany with representatives of Rocchigiani, Sulaiman has felt the WBC can only go on with either making the payments out of his own pocket, or solicit help from promoters in clearing the aforementioned debt.
After more words amongst involved promoters, Don King, Tom Loeffler and Ahmet Öner, President Sulaiman took the microphone and emotionally abdicated his 35-year presidency to the astonishment of the gathered attendees. He rose from his seat on the dais, declared that he was resigning immediately as president and that the meeting would resume in 90 minutes, at which time the head microphone would be helmed by someone else. Don King then bellowed that he too was finished with boxing, at which time the room emptied. Loeffler, Öner and King accompanied Sulaiman to his suite, in an effort to iron things out and perhaps to encourage the long reigning president to have a change of heart. More to come…

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WBC 48th Annual Convention

The WBC 48th Annual Convention, The present attendees initially gathered in the lobby of the Royal Cancun Hotel for a photography art exhibition featuring works by both Dr. Richard Erlich and Jose Sulaiman (President WBC), Evander Holyfield, Devon Alexander, Krzysztof Wlodarczyk.

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Retirement beckons for Pacquiao, says Roach - Sports - GMANews.TV - Official Website of GMA News and Public Affairs - Latest Philippine News

Retirement beckons for Pacquiao, says Roach - Sports - GMANews.TV - Official Website of GMA News and Public Affairs - Latest Philippine News

Ricky Hatton in the clear over white powder - Manchester Evening News

Ricky Hatton in the clear over white powder - Manchester Evening News

Press Conference with Shannon Briggs in Hospital 20.10.2010

Fight News: Pascal-Hopkins Presser Recap

Boxing has no future without amateur boxing

BOXING HAS NO FUTURE WITHOUT AMATEUR BOXING!

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British Boxing Board Of Control

All the title news from the British Boxing Board of ControlSubmitted by Ian McNeilly on 14 October, 2010 - 17:33
European Championship
MIDDLEWEIGHT
MATTHEW MACKLIN (Holder) v DARREN BARKER
Purse bids are called for the above contest to be submitted to the EBU Offices in Rome by 12.00.noon (Rome time) on Tuesday, 19th October 2010. However, if voluntary agreement is reached between the parties, purse bids will be declared null and void.
WELTERWEIGHT
MATTHEW HATTON (Holder) v ROBERTO BELGE
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Richard Hatton MBE, will take place at Bolton Arena, Manchester on Friday, 26th November 2010.
BANTAMWEIGHT
JAMIE MCDONNELL (Holder) v MALIK BOUZAINE (France)
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Frank Maloney, will take place on a date and at a venue as yet to be advised.
FLYWEIGHT
ANDRE SARRITZU (Holder) (Italy) v LEE HASKINS
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter OPI 2000, will take place in Quartu Sant’ Elena on Friday, 29th October 2010.
British Championship
CRUISERWEIGHT
ROBERT NORTON (Holder) v HERBIE HIDE
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Richard Hatton MBE, will take place at a venue and on a date as yet to be advised.
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT
PAUL SMITH (Holder) v JAMES DEGALE
The Stewards of the Board approved a voluntary defence contest at the Echo Arena, Liverpool on Saturday, 11th December 2010.
KENNY ANDERSON v TONY QUIGLEY
The above final eliminator contest to be promoted by Promoter Richard Hatton, will take place at the Bolton Arena, Manchester on Friday, 26th November 2010.
LIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT
WINNER OF SAM WEBB/MARTIN CONCEPCION (16th October 2010) v PRINCE ARRON
The Stewards decided to put out the above contest for purse bids to be submitted in accordance with the Terms and Conditions attached to the Board’s Head Office by 12.00noon on Wednesday, 10th November 2010, the contest to take place by the end of January 2011.
WELTERWEIGHT (Vacant)
JOHN O’DONNELL v CRAIG WATSON
The Stewards decided to put out the above contest for purse bids to be submitted in accordance with the Terms and Conditions attached to the Board’s Head Office by 12.00noon on Wednesday, 10th November 2010, the contest to take place by the end of January 2011.
KEVIN MCINTYRE v ADNAN AMAR
The Stewards decided to put out the above eliminator contest for purse bids to be submitted in accordance with the Terms and Conditions attached to the Board’s Head Office by 12.00noon on Wednesday, 10th November 2010, the contest to take place by the end of January 2011.
LIGHT WELTERWEIGHT
NIGEL WRIGHT v STEVE WILLIAMS
The above eliminator contest to be promoted by Promoter Barry Hearn, will take place on a date and at a venue as yet to be advised.
LIGHTWEIGHT
GAVIN REES v JOHN WATSON
Following the relinquishment of the Championship by John Murray, the Stewards approved the above contest to be promoted by Promoter Barry Hearn, which will take place at Newport Leisure Centre, Gwent on Saturday, 6th November 2010.
GETHIN v GARY MCARTHUR
The above eliminator contest to be promoted by Promoter Barry Hearn, will take place on a date and venue as yet to be advised.
SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT
CARL JOHANNESON v PAUL TRUSCOTT
The above eliminator contest to be promoted by Promoter Frank Maloney, will take place on a date and at a venue as yet to be advised.
FEATHERWEIGHT
MARTIN LINDSAY (Holder) v JOHN SIMPSON
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Frank Maloney, will take place on a date and venue as yet to be advised.
BANTAMWEIGHT
STUART HALL (Holder) v GARY DAVIES
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Adam Booth, will take place at the MEN Arena, Manchester on Saturday, 13th November 2010.
FLYWEIGHT
SHINNY BAYAAR (Holder) v PAUL EDWARDS
The Stewards approved a request by Promoter Frank Maloney for the above contest, which will take place on a date and at a venue as yet to be advised.
Commonwealth Championship
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT
GEORGE GROVES v JAMES TONEY
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Adam Booth, will take place at the York Hall, London on Saturday, 30th October 2010.
SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT
LIAM WALSH v MAXWELL AWUKU
The above contest will take place at the York Hall, London on Saturday, 23rd October 2010.
SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT
JAMIE ARTHUR v KRIS HUGHES
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Frank Maloney, will take place at the Troxy Nightclub, London on Saturday, 16th October 2010.
English Championship
CRUISERWEIGHT (Vacant)
DAVID DOLAN v TERRY DUNSTAN
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Barry Hearn, will take place on a date and at a venue as yet to be advised.
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
DANNY MCINTOSH (Holder) v OVILL MCKENZIE
No purse bids were received for the above contest.
MIDDLEWEIGHT
MATTHEW HAINY v NICK BLACKWELL
The Stewards approved a request from Promoter Paul Rowson for the above contest, which will take place at Bath University, Bath on Saturday, 20th November 2010.
LIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT
BRIAN ROSE v LEE NOBLE
Due to Andrew Facey’s Boxer’s licence being withdrawn under Regulation 4.9(a), this Championship has been declared vacant. The Stewards approved a request by Promoter Steve Wood for the above contest to take place at the George Carnell Leisure Centre, Manchester on Sunday, 21st November 2010.
LIGHT WELTERWEIGHT
NIGEL WRIGHT (HOLDER) V STEVIE WILLIAMS
The above contest to be promoted by Promoter Barry Hearn, will take place on a date and venue as yet to be advised This contest is also an eliminator for the British Light Welterweight Championship.

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Balance Is So Importance In Boxing

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Balance Is So Importance In Boxing
By: Aaron Snowell

In boxing evaluation of any stance in boxing entails looking at three different components: balance, power, and mobility. These components are highly interrelated. For example, maximum balance occurs when the low crouching position is taken. If the position is too low, however, it restricts the ability of the inside muscles of the thigh to move the body, thereby reducing both power (work/time) and mobility.

It is essential that a practitioner of boxing be aware of his stand of support. To do this,, a practitioner needs an intuitive understanding of some basic principles of the center of gravity (COG).

When scientists refer to the COG of an object or of an individual, they are referring to an imaginary reference point around which the object, or the weight of the body, is equally distributed. The COG varies not only from person to person, because of differences in body structure, but also in relation to a boxer body position. Even the slightest movement, such as lifting an arm, alters the COG. Sometimes for instance when one reaches far forward or leans far back the COG actually lies somewhere outside the body.

The stability of a boxing stance is heavily dependent on the location of the COG. Because COG changes must occur at will and almost instantaneously, the stability of the position will change just as quickly. This is an extremely important consideration in delivering a blow. It allows the forces and torques (two or more forces acting in opposite directions at each end of a human body lever) to move the body, hands, and feet with great acceleration. Movement by the torso, with its large, slow muscles, is immediately followed by the turning of the smaller, faster muscles of the arms legs. It is also important that the puncher assume a stable foot-ground position so that the feet can contribute to the force of the blow. Without a strong base of support, the body cannot generate the power necessary to punch with such devastating force. If the puncher jumps up into the air to deliver a blow limits the amount of force.

With lighting-fast reflexes, a boxer can change from a stable stance of support to a unstable stance. This gives him the mobility to avoid a blow from an opponent.

Whether assuming an attacking or defending position, the boxer requires a continually changing base of support from a foot to foot stances. The body is most stable when directly over stance of support, yet considerable movement outside the stance of support is necessary to accomplish many punches. In this way, he is less vulnerable and is ready to execute any countering defensive moves.

The most effective forward punches are those in which the COG stays in the same horizontal plane. With extraneous horizontal movement eliminated, the boxer can take the straightest line to the target. This allows him to get to the target quickly and deliver a blow with the most devastating force.

A telltale sign of the efficiency of a movement is the body position at start and completion. The starting stance initiates the large accelerations necessary to execute the technique: the completion stance attempts to deliver as much body mass as possible. Sometimes the starting and completion stances are very similar (the body hardly moves),
but at other times a large shift of body weight takes place, so the stances at the start and completion of a move are very different. An accomplished boxer shifts from foot to foot that stresses acceleration (change inn velocity/time), as in a quick punch, to one that stresses momentum (mass x velocity), as in the hook punch.

"Pacquiao foundation" linked to smuggling

‘Pacquiao foundation’ linked to smuggling
by Joel E. Zurbano
A syndicate is using the name of boxing icon Manny Pacquiao to smuggle hand-me-down clothes through the Manila South Harbor, Customs officials said on Wednesday.
Its mode of operations was uncovered after Customs officials seized two 40-foot container vans of used clothes, described by the importer as relief goods from the United States. The shipment was consigned to Manny Pacquiao Foundation, said to be a non-government group organized by the boxing icon and now congressman representing Saranggani province.
The so-called Manny Pacquiao Foundation turned out to be fictitious, said Customs Intelligence agent Eric Albano.
The Manny Pacquiao Foundation does not exist, but there’s an Emmanuel Pacquiao Foundation based in the United States, Albano said.
Customs Intelligence director Filomeno Vicencio Jr. ordered the shipment impounded at the Port of Manila’s examination area.
Vicencio said that the two container vans were loaded with used clothing with an estimated value of P5 million. He said that the shipment arrived at the South Harbor last July.
“We are digging deep to find out the real owner of the shipment,” said Vicencio.
The law, Republic Act 4653, prohibits the importation of used clothing.
Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez said he favored legalizing the importation of useed clothes, which would generate P700 million a year in revenue.
He said he met with several lawmakers and was pleased with their positive response.
“They said they would keep an open mind. They said that there is a need for a thorough study on the anticipated revenues that we would generate and its impact on the garment or textile industry. But to my knowledge, the garment sector has been weak,” said Alvarez.
He said that the garment industry is a dying industry unlike 10 years ago.
Alvarez said that if the used clothes would be allowed to enter the country, the bureau could impose duties and taxes and earn about P700 million a year. He estimated that 1,000 container vans of used clothes arrive in the country annually.

A box off for the heavyweight championship

Four fighters will battle to challenge WladiImir Klitscho
Number one not rated, Number two not rated


While IBF/WBO/IBO heavyweight world champion Wladimir Klitschko had to search long and hard to find an opponent for his planned December 11 defense at the SAP Arena in Mannheim, Germany (eventually settling on England’s Dereck Chisora), wheels are already in motion to find the most deserving IBF mandatory title challenger for longtime champion.
(Fightnews)


CHAMPION : Wladimir Klitschko Ukraine
Title won :
Apr 22. 2006
Mandatory :
Apr 22. 2007
Defended :

WBA :
David Haye
United Kingdom
WBC :
Vitaly Klitschko
Ukraine
WBO :
Wladimir Klitschko
Ukraine
1
NOT RATED

2
NOT RATED

3
Tomasz Adamek
Poland
4
Denis Boytsov
Germany
5
Eddie Chambers
United States
6
Samuel Peter
United States
7
Ruslan Chagaev
Uzbekistan
8
Chris Arreola
United States
9
Alexander Dimitrenko
Ukraine
10
Jean Marc Mormeck
France
11
Jonathon Banks
United States
12
Alexander Povetkin
Russian Federation
13
Odlanier Solis
Cuba
14
Derrick Rossy
United States
15
Maurice Harris
United States

Vitali Klitschko - Shannon Briggs face 2 face

Pacquico go down!

BAGUIO City—Manny Pacquiao went down yesterday, not from a punch, but from the flu virus.

Boxing Around The World Aug. 3 2010

What about this fight?
IBF, WBO and IBO World Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko vs challenger Samuel Peter of Nigeria at Commerzbank-Arena in Frankfurt Sept, 11, 2010

'Tiger' Ted Lowry, who twice went the distance against Marciano; at 90 - Local News Updates - MetroDesk - The Boston Globe

'Tiger' Ted Lowry, who twice went the distance against Marciano; at 90 - Local News Updates - MetroDesk - The Boston Globe

BREAKING NEWS

PURSE BID IBF, Klitschko and Alexander Povetkin. K2 Promotions bid $ 8,313,000. Sauerland Events bid $ 4,250,001. K2 Promotions has 90 days to put this fight on.

Boxing Around The World June 29,2010

Tuesday 29 June 2010
Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
12
light middleweight
Charlie Ota
13(10)-1(0)-1
SC
King Davidson
12(6)-0(0)-0
~ OPBF light middleweight title ~
8
light middleweight
Tadashi Yuba
36(27)-5(3)-2
SC
Yoshitomo Nishi
7(3)-6(2)-1
8
light flyweight
Yuichi Hamanaka
11(7)-7(0)-0
SC
Makoto Army Yoshida
7(4)-3(1)-2
8
featherweight
Masaki Sawanaga
24(9)-9(4)-5
SC
Yoshinori Uchida
9(5)-4(0)-0
8
welterweight
Makoto Mori
8(4)-6(3)-1
SC
Kyoichiro Shoji
5(3)-2(0)-4

Wednesday 30 June 2010
Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
commission: Australian National Boxing Federation Queensland
promoter: Tony Mundine : BOXA International
matchmaker: George Reno
tickets: Ticketek $50 to $400
television: Australia Main Event
12
light middleweight
Anthony Mundine
38(23)-3(1)-0
SC
Carlos Adan Jerez
30(16)-12(2)-3
10
heavyweight
Alex Leapai
18(14)-3(1)-3
SC
Travis Walker
34(28)-4(4)-1
6
light heavyweight
Pita Domoni
4(4)-1(0)-0
SC
TBA
6
super middleweight
Garth Wood
7(3)-1(1)-1
SC
Ryan Coppick
3(0)-6(3)-0
4
middleweight
Nathan Carroll
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
David Bainbridge
debut
4
middleweight
Peter Mitrevski Jr
22(10)-6(1)-1
SC
Junmar Dulog
6(3)-20(6)-2
4
heavyweight
Sonny Bill Williams
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Ryan Hogan
debut
4
welterweight
Sam Leone
3(0)-2(1)-0
SC
Brett John Smith
2(0)-2(1)-0
4
super middleweight
Trent Broadhurst
debut
SC
Otto Merlin
3(0)-8(4)-1


Wednesday 30 June 2010
Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil
commission: Federação Nacional de Boxe Profissional Brasileira
promoters: Moschella Gavassa, Mauro Katzenelson
10
light heavyweight
Gilberto Matheus Domingos
13(11)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
8
bantamweight
Roger Railan Dos Anjos Souza
5(5)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
6
light heavyweight
Paulo Da Rocha Lopes
0(0)-12(10)-0
SC
TBA

Wednesday 30 June 2010
Casino Rama, Rama, Ontario, Canada
commission: Ontario Athletic Commission
promoter: Allan Tremblay : Orion Sports Management
tickets: (416) 870-8000
10
heavyweight
Neven Pajkic
12(5)-0(0)-0
SC
Grzegorz Kielsa
11(5)-1(0)-0
~ Canada heavyweight title ~
10x2
super bantamweight
Ana Julaton
6(1)-2(0)-1
SC
Maria Elena Villalobos
6(3)-3(0)-0
~ vacant WBO female super bantamweight title ~
8
bantamweight
Danny Flores
5(5)-1(0)-0
SC
Dexter Marques
5(3)-1(1)-0
6
welterweight
Felix Mercedes
5(3)-0(0)-0
SC
Frank Abbiw
4(1)-6(0)-1
4
heavyweight
Artem Lipanov
debut
SC
Nathan Perrott
1(1)-1(1)-0

Wednesday 30 June 2010
Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
commission: Japan Boxing Commission
promoter: Watanabe Promotions
8
featherweight
Kazunori Takayama
17(4)-6(0)-4
SC
Takayuki Yaita
8(5)-13(7)-1
8
super bantamweight
Hirofumi Maenosono
12(5)-2(0)-1
SC
Yuji Ota
7(3)-2(1)-1
8
flyweight
Yasushi Kasai
5(1)-12(0)-3
SC
Keiichi Numata
6(1)-2(0)-0
6
featherweight
Koji Umetsu
15(6)-10(2)-3
SC
Dateo Kawase
8(5)-7(4)-1

Wednesday 30 June 2010
Auditorio Plaza Condesa, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico
commission: Comision de Box Distrito Federal
promoter: Ricardo Maldonado : Promociones Deportivas
10
flyweight
Edgar Jimenez
8(6)-4(2)-1
SC
Ivan Meneses
14(8)-7(3)-1
8
super featherweight
Ernesto Olarte
7(2)-9(3)-2
SC
Isaac Torres
6(4)-2(1)-1
6
super flyweight
Gustavo Morales
3(0)-2(0)-0
SC
Felipe Jimenez
2(1)-5(2)-1
6
featherweight
Nestor Moran
2(1)-1(0)-0
SC
Jose Guadalupe Carmona
debut
4
featherweight
Joel Montes de Oca
0(0)-1(0)-0
SC
Brayan Cortes
0(0)-2(0)-0
4
light welterweight
Damian Santiago
debut
SC
Edgar Rios
1(1)-0(0)-0
4
lightweight
Javier Mercado
0(0)-4(4)-0
SC
Alan Alejandro
debut

Wednesday 30 June 2010
York Hall, Bethnal Green, London, United Kingdom
commission: British Boxing Board of Control
promoter: Barry Hearn : Matchroom Boxing
tickets: 01277 359900
television: United Kingdom SKY
3x3
super middleweight
Daniel Cadman
11(3)-4(2)-0
SC
Eddie McIntosh
10(2)-1(1)-0
3x3
super middleweight
Tony Salam
9(5)-1(1)-0
SC
Paul David
10(4)-4(0)-0
3x3
super middleweight
Sam Horton
15(2)-2(2)-0
SC
Patrick Mendy
5(0)-4(0)-0
3x3
super middleweight
Jeff Evans
3(0)-0(0)-0
SC
Peter Fedorenko
5(3)-2(1)-0

Wednesday 30 June 2010
Heinz Field VIP Tent, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
commission: Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
promoter: Mike Acri : Michael Acri Boxing Promotions
8
lightweight
Rod Salka
11(3)-0(0)-0
SC
Ikem Orji
6(2)-2(0)-0
6
heavyweight
Jason Bergman
11(8)-9(3)-2
SC
Ryan Thompson
9(6)-9(2)-0
heavyweight
Paul Zalus
4(4)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
middleweight
Sam Suska
0(0)-1(1)-0
SC
TBA
lightweight
Chris Hazimihalis
2(2)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
welterweight
Jake Giuriceo
6(2)-0(0)-1
SC
TBA

Reid: Latest controversy leaves Cory Spinks out of the ring | St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Reid: Latest controversy leaves Cory Spinks out of the ring St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Poole: Andre Ward's successful WBA title defense ugly, yet beautiful - San Jose Mercury News

Poole: Andre Ward's successful WBA title defense ugly, yet beautiful - San Jose Mercury News

Boxing Events Around The World June 19, 2010

Saturday 19 June 2010
Riviera International Conference Centre, Torquay, Devon, United Kingdom
commission: British Boxing Board of Control
promoter: Keith Mayo : K M Promotions
tickets: 07913 165310
10x3
lightweight
Dean Mills
4(2)-3(0)-2
SC
Mark McCullough
5(2)-6(0)-0
6x2
middleweight
Sam Smart
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Danny Goode
12(1)-5(1)-0
6x2
super featherweight
Jamie Speight
5(0)-0(0)-0
SC
Daniel Thorpe
23(9)-102(22)-3
6x2
welterweight
Ali Wyatt
4(3)-13(4)-2
SC
John Van Emmenis
1(0)-11(5)-1
6x2
middleweight
Kelvin Young
2(0)-1(1)-0
SC
Tommy Marshall
2(0)-4(1)-1
6x2
super featherweight
Kristine Shergold
3(0)-3(0)-0
SC
Galina Gumliiska
8(1)-19(5)-0
6x2
light middleweight
Liam Power
2(0)-1(0)-0
SC
Gavin Brook
1(1)-6(2)-1
6x2
welterweight
Ben Wakeham
7(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Carl Allen
18(5)-90(15)-7

Saturday 19 June 2010
UIC Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois, United States
commission: Illinois Boxing Commission
promoter: Dominic Pesoli : 8 Count Productions
matchmaker: Jerry Alfano
tickets: 312-226-5800
6
featherweight
Jose Andres Hernandez
22(14)-5(0)-0
SC
TBA
6
middleweight
Donatas Bondarevas
6(1)-1(1)-1
SC
Keon Johnson
8(4)-3(1)-0
4
light welterweight
Adrian Granados
4(4)-1(0)-0
SC
Mike Culbert
3(2)-0(0)-0
4
light heavyweight
Mike Jimenez
debut
SC
Cleo Rice III
0(0)-1(1)-0
4
light welterweight
Genaro Mendez
debut
SC
Gabriel Morris
2(0)-6(1)-1
4
welterweight
Jaime Herrera
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Nick Smith
1(1)-0(0)-0
4
welterweight
Johnny Garcia
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Dean Peters Jr
1(0)-1(0)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
The Sugar Mill, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
6
cruiserweight
Dominick Carter
30(17)-9(7)-0
SC
James Johnson
23(13)-41(23)-3

Saturday 19 June 2010
Niagara Falls Conference Centre, Niagara Falls, New York, United States
commission: New York State Athletic Commission
promoters: Nick Garone : X-Cel Worldwide Promotions, Greg Cohen : The Empire Sports and Ent.
tickets: (716) 278-2195
10
heavyweight
Hasim Rahman
46(37)-7(5)-2
SC
Shannon Miller
16(9)-4(3)-0
8
middleweight
Donald Orr
15(6)-0(0)-0
SC
John Mackey
11(5)-5(1)-2
6
welterweight
Cecil McCalla
11(4)-0(0)-0
SC
Ruben Galvan
27(10)-13(2)-4
4
light heavyweight
Lionell Thompson
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Jesse Lewis
debut
4
welterweight
Hastings Bwalya
3(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Matt Ellis
1(1)-1(1)-0
4
heavyweight
Johnnie Davis
1(0)-0(0)-0
SC
Taffo Asongwed
0(0)-3(0)-0
4
light middleweight
Delen Parsley
2(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Andrew Jones
debut

Saturday 19 June 2010
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
heavyweight
Michael Marrone
18(13)-1(1)-0
SC
TBA

Saturday 19 June 2010
Karma Club, Victorville, California, United States
commission: California State Athletic Commission
promoter: William Schunke : Two Feathers Promotions
matchmaker: Ray Alcorta
tickets: (760) 713-7042
4
featherweight
Daniel Franco
debut
SC
Edgar Flores
0(0)-2(2)-0
4
featherweight
Samuel Jude Yniguez
2(0)-4(0)-3
SC
Rufino Serrano
5(0)-3(0)-0
4
light middleweight
Eric Garcia
5(2)-1(0)-1
SC
TBA
4
middleweight
Jacob Alvarez
debut
SC
TBA
4
flyweight
Javier Barragan
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Gonzalo Nicolas
0(0)-1(1)-0
4
welterweight
Georgi Karakhanyan
debut
SC
TBA


Saturday 19 June 2010
Wheeling Island Casino Racetrack, Wheeling, West Virginia, United States
commission: West Virginia Athletic Commission
promoter: Jerry Thomas : West Virginia Sports Promotion
tickets: (800) 296-3897
10
light heavyweight
Tommy Karpency
19(12)-2(0)-1
SC
TBA
lightweight
Ronell Green
4(3)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
heavyweight
Lee McGinnis
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
heavyweight
Jeremiah Karpency
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA

Saturday 19 June 2010
Deauville Beach Resort , Miami, Florida, United States
promoter: Jeff Gibson : Elite Promotions
tickets: 561-629-6212
light middleweight
Eromosele Albert
22(10)-4(1)-1
SC
TBA
light middleweight
Joey Hernandez
16(9)-1(1)-1
SC
TBA
cruiserweight
Darnell Wilson
23(20)-9(1)-3
SC
TBA

Saturday 19 June 2010
Emerald Queen Casino, Tacoma, Washington, United States
promoter: Brian Halquist : Brian Halquist Productions
matchmaker: Whitfield Haydon
tickets: 1-888-831-7655
10
welterweight
Hector Serrano
12(4)-0(0)-0
SC
Angel Hernandez
14(11)-5(1)-0
6
super middleweight
Walter Wright
13(7)-3(1)-0
SC
Joshua Snyder
8(3)-5(1)-1
6
cruiserweight
Sergey Kovalev
7(7)-0(0)-0
SC
Harley Kilfian
8(7)-5(3)-0
4
super middleweight
Lamar Russ
2(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Brandon Wyatt
0(0)-3(0)-1
4
light welterweight
Aaron Schupp
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Ben Metts
1(1)-2(0)-0
4
heavyweight
Vincent Thompson
3(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Enrique Lobatos
1(0)-0(0)-1
4
light welterweight
Miguel Garcia
1(0)-0(0)-1
SC
Guillermo Delgadillo
0(0)-0(0)-1
4
super featherweight
Evgeny Gradovich
3(3)-0(0)-0
SC
Manuel Ortega
1(0)-2(0)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
McDermont Field House, Lindsay, California, United States
commission: California State Athletic Commission
promoters: Roy Englebrecht : Roy Englebrecht Events, Fernando Vargas : Vargas Entertainment
tickets: www.meleeatmcdermont.com
10
super bantamweight
Martin Castillo
35(18)-3(2)-0
SC
Vernie Torres
27(15)-12(2)-0
6
middleweight
Tony Hirsch
12(6)-3(1)-1
SC
Loren Myers
7(2)-8(3)-1
4
middleweight
Paul Mendez
4(2)-1(0)-0
SC
Mario Raul Ortiz
9(7)-9(2)-1
4
lightweight
Rigo Espinoza
debut
SC
Cesar Flores
0(0)-1(0)-0
4
welterweight
Stephen Rubalcava
debut
SC
Adolfo Gonzalez
debut
4
super bantamweight
Jose Garcia
debut
SC
David Clark
1(1)-1(0)-0
4
light middleweight
Jose Leon
debut
SC
Jacob Alvarez
debut

Saturday 19 June 2010
Oracle Arena, Oakland, California, United States
commission: California State Athletic Commission
promoters: Dan Goossen : Goossen Tutor, Lou DiBella : DiBella Entertainment
television: United States Showtime Hungary Sport 1 United Kingdom Primetime
12
super middleweight
Andre Ward
21(13)-0(0)-0
SC
Allan Green
29(20)-1(0)-0
~ WBA Super World super middleweight title ~
8
light heavyweight
Mark Tucker
13(7)-0(0)-0
SC
Billy Bailey
10(4)-7(1)-0
8
welterweight
Steve Upsher Chambers
21(6)-1(0)-1
SC
Hector Alatorre
16(5)-9(1)-0
8
light middleweight
Willie Nelson
13(8)-0(0)-1
SC
Jesse Feliciano
15(9)-9(6)-3
4
bantamweight
Michael Ruiz Jr
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Juan Tepoz
4(0)-2(0)-1
4
super bantamweight
Dodie Boy Penalosa Jr
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
4
welterweight
Alexander Podrezov
1(0)-0(0)-0
SC
John Dunham
1(0)-5(5)-1

Saturday 19 June 2010
Taft Theatre, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
commission: Ohio Athletic Commission
promoter: Andrew Williams : R&R Promotions
matchmaker: Renee Aiken
10
lightweight
Adrien Broner
15(12)-0(0)-0
SC
Carlos Claudio
10(3)-4(1)-3
~ vacant WBC Youth Intercontinental lightweight title ~
6
heavyweight
David Long
9(6)-1(1)-1
SC
Kelsey Arnold
4(1)-4(3)-2
~ vacant USA Ohio State heavyweight title ~
6
lightweight
Chris Howard
10(5)-0(0)-1
SC
Roberto Acevedo
9(1)-9(3)-3
6
welterweight
William Jackson
7(5)-0(0)-0
SC
Ashantie Hendrickson
2(0)-7(1)-0
6
light welterweight
Jesse Carradine
6(3)-0(0)-1
SC
Salvador Zamora
4(2)-3(1)-0
4
super featherweight
Devonte Allen
1(0)-0(0)-0
SC
William Davis
debut
4
light middleweight
Joseph Judah
5(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Trenton Titsworth
2(2)-6(0)-1


Saturday 19 June 2010
Sociedad de Fomento Cornelio Saavedra, Virreyes, Buenos Aires, Argentina
commission: Federacion Argentina de Box
promoter: Jose Ferraro : Ferraro Box
matchmaker: Sergio Grunblatt
4
middleweight
Abel Nicolas Adriel
3(0)-0(0)-2
SC
Ruben Alberto Caceres
0(0)-6(3)-1

Saturday 19 June 2010
Polideportivo Vicente Polimeni, Las Heras, Mendoza, Argentina
commission: Federacion Argentina de Box
matchmaker: Edgardo Rosani (Morresi) erosani@fibertel.com.ar
10
flyweight
Juan Carlos Reveco
23(13)-1(0)-0
SC
Luis Doria
22(14)-18(10)-3
6
featherweight
Juan Carlos Cano
4(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Jonatan Miguel Sanudo
2(2)-1(1)-0
4x2
featherweight
Betiana Patricia A. Vinas
1(0)-2(0)-0
SC
Cecilia Lujan Rodriguez
2(1)-3(0)-1
4
welterweight
Marcelo Gaston Barros
1(0)-0(0)-0
SC
Arsovi Zapata Vazquez
1(0)-0(0)-0
4
super bantamweight
Albin Arrues
debut
SC
Matias Ezequiel Gonzalez
0(0)-2(1)-2
4x2
light flyweight
Carla Weis
debut
SC
Jesica Romina Izequilla Cabrera
0(0)-1(0)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Racing Club, Avellaneda, Buenos Aires, Argentina
commission: Federacion Argentina de Box
promoters: Mario Margossian : Argentina Boxing Promotions, Departamento de Boxeo de Racing Club
6
light heavyweight
Facundo Nahuel Simal
4(0)-0(0)-0
SC
Claudio Omar Parra
0(0)-7(2)-0
4
light welterweight
Elias Leandro Vallejos
2(0)-1(0)-0
SC
Rodrigo Nahuel Escasena
5(0)-3(0)-2

Saturday 19 June 2010
Colégio Estadual Pinto De Carvalho, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
commission: Associacao Nacional De Boxe Brasil
promoter: C&G Boxing Promotions
8
featherweight
Lazaro Santos de Jesus
11(7)-4(1)-0
SC
TBA
4
middleweight
Jose Carlos Junior
debut
SC
Fabio Guerrero
debut

Saturday 19 June 2010
Santa Cecilia, Sao Paulo, Brazil
commission: Federação Nacional de Boxe Profissional Brasileira
promoters: Moschella Gavassa, Mauro Katzenelson
matchmaker: neiboxe@hotmail.com
8
bantamweight
Roger Railan Dos Anjos Souza
5(5)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
6x2
bantamweight
Natalia Falbo Donato
5(4)-1(0)-0
SC
TBA
6
cruiserweight
Edson Roberto Dos Santos Borges
14(10)-0(0)-1
SC
Daniel Teixeira Almeida
1(1)-4(3)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Salle Yvon Chevalier, Saintes, Charente-Maritime, France
6
middleweight
Jonathan Bertonnier
6(2)-2(1)-2
SC
Ousmane Kone
7(2)-5(0)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Salle Amanda Blaize, Montoir de Bretagne, Loire-Atlantique, France
commission: Fédération Française de Boxe
6
light heavyweight
Yoann Bloyer
8(1)-13(6)-2
SC
Romans Sevcenko
2(1)-3(1)-0
6
welterweight
Steven Bloyer
5(0)-2(0)-0
SC
Romans Skults
1(1)-3(1)-1
4
middleweight
Nicolas Larmet
debut
SC
Julien Guibaud Ribaud
debut

Saturday 19 June 2010
Salle Montboucons, Besancon, Doubs, France
4
light heavyweight
Mickael Besancon
debut
SC
Mohamed Merah
0(0)-0(0)-1

Saturday 19 June 2010
Palais des Sports, Dijon, Côte-d'Or, France
commission: Fédération Française de Boxe
promoter: Jean Francois Denis : Dijon boxe
matchmaker: Pietro Pozza
10
super middleweight
Bilel Latreche
8(3)-3(1)-0
SC
Boris Mdinaradze
9(6)-0(0)-0
~ IBF Youth super middleweight title ~
6
bantamweight
Yoan Boyeaux
5(2)-1(0)-0
SC
Badis Ouari
5(0)-2(1)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Casino Ruhl, Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France
commission: Fédération Française de Boxe
promoter: Pierre Vitale : Pugilist Club Nicois
matchmaker: Pietro Pozza
6
middleweight
Denis Saioni
32(13)-5(2)-0
SC
Gordan Glisic
6(2)-7(2)-2
6
welterweight
Dato Arjevanishvili
5(1)-0(0)-1
SC
Andrea Sansoni
2(0)-6(3)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Buergerhalle Wiesdorf, Leverkusen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
commission: German Boxing Association
promoter: Ibrahim Barakat : Barakat Fight Promotion
matchmaker: Mario Pokowietz
6
welterweight
Yavuz Ertuerk
5(3)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA

Saturday 19 June 2010
Messehalle, Burghausen, Bayern, Germany
commission: German Boxing Association
promoter: Marny Pokowietz : Troja Boxing Group
matchmaker: Mario Pokowietz
tickets: www.powerfboxing.com
12
light middleweight
Islam Vadelgov
4(4)-0(0)-1
SC
Thomas Hengstberger
14(3)-27(14)-3
~ vacant Global Boxing Council light middleweight title ~
12
welterweight
Ashley Theophane
25(7)-4(0)-1
SC
Harasch Hotaki
7(6)-1(0)-1
~ vacant International Boxing Organization International welterweight title ~
12
light heavyweight
Rashad Karimov
13(12)-2(0)-0
SC
Bernard Donfack
14(6)-8(1)-3
~ Global Boxing Council light heavyweight title ~~ vacant International Boxing Organization Inter-Continental light heavyweight title ~
12
middleweight
Florian Wildenhof
6(1)-1(1)-0
SC
Marcen Gierke
10(0)-27(7)-2
~ vacant Global Boxing Council middleweight title ~
4
welterweight
Victor Hasselbach
5(3)-1(0)-0
SC
Vaclav Bodack
1(0)-9(9)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
PalaCollodi, Albano Laziale, Lazio, Italy
commission: Federazione Pugilistica Italiana
6
super middleweight
Giovanni De Carolis
11(3)-3(1)-0
SC
Balint Biczo
1(1)-12(4)-1

Saturday 19 June 2010
Area ex Nalco, Cisterna, Lazio, Italy
6
featherweight
Mario Pisanti
5(3)-1(1)-0
SC
Youness Laribi
4(0)-4(0)-2

Saturday 19 June 2010
Piazza Mario Pagano, Potenza, Basilicata, Italy
6
welterweight
Rocco Di Palmo
6(4)-1(0)-1
SC
TBA

Saturday 19 June 2010
San Juan del Rio, Queretaro, Mexico
promoter: Fernando Beltran : Promociones Zanfer
matchmaker: Guillermo Brito
television: United States FOX United States FOX Espanol Mexico Azteca
12
light flyweight
Rodel Mayol
26(20)-4(2)-2
SC
Omar Nino Romero
28(11)-3(2)-2
~ WBC light flyweight title ~
10
super flyweight
Tomas Rojas
33(23)-12(2)-1
SC
Felipe Almanza
17(8)-16(9)-4
10
featherweight
Francisco Leal
14(9)-5(3)-2
SC
Tomas Sierra
9(6)-18(5)-0
6
super flyweight
Alonso Lopez
4(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Jorge Ramirez
4(4)-4(2)-3
super bantamweight
Adrian Young
8(8)-0(0)-0
SC
Arturo Delgado
3(1)-5(4)-0
flyweight
Sergio Frias
2(0)-1(0)-0
SC
Vicente Mejia
0(0)-1(1)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Mesón de los Deportes, Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico
promoter: Samson Gello-ani : SGG Sports Promotions
12
flyweight
Jesus Jimenez
28(20)-5(3)-0
SC
Edren Dapudong
17(9)-2(0)-0
~ vacant WBC Silver flyweight title ~
10
division
Hugo Ruiz
24(24)-1(1)-0
SC
Cesar Ricardo Martinez
21(14)-17(12)-1
10
super flyweight
Juan Jose Montes
17(11)-1(1)-0
SC
Richard Garcia
21(5)-10(5)-1
~ WBC Youth World super flyweight title ~
10
division
Nery Saguilan
17(7)-0(0)-0
SC
Luis Guzman
7(1)-6(1)-0
6
super bantamweight
Luis Perea
5(3)-6(3)-2
SC
Alexis Gonzalez
1(1)-4(0)-0
4
bantamweight
Diego Martinez
1(0)-1(0)-0
SC
Dennis Contreras
debut
4
light welterweight
Rodolfo Quintanilla
debut
SC
Juan Sandoval
debut
4
super bantamweight
Eduardo Gomez
debut
SC
Juan Antonio Duque
debut
4
light flyweight
Alfonso Gonzalez
0(0)-1(0)-0
SC
Cristian de la Cruz
debut
4
featherweight
Oscar Cortes
5(3)-0(0)-0
SC
Antonio Avila
debut
flyweight
Jesus Silvestre
16(12)-2(1)-0
SC
Juan Pedro Rodriguez
debut

Saturday 19 June 2010
Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico
promoters: Alberto Vega Ramos : Promociones Internacionales , Erick Morales : Box Latino
12
minimumweight
Manuel Jimenez
7(2)-0(0)-1
SC
Yader Escobar
23(15)-2(1)-0
~ vacant World Boxing Federation minimumweight title ~
division
German Altamirano
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA

Saturday 19 June 2010
Gimnasio Municipal , Saltillo, Coahuila de Zaragoza, Mexico
10
bantamweight
Saul Gutierrez
8(2)-14(3)-3
SC
Jesus Ceja
11(6)-6(5)-1
8
super flyweight
Juan Antonio Gonzalez
10(8)-3(1)-0
SC
Oswaldo Rodriguez
8(7)-9(6)-0
6
light welterweight
Rodrigo Martinez
3(0)-5(5)-1
SC
Omar Barajas
5(2)-0(0)-0
minimumweight
Mayela Perez
8(7)-12(3)-2
SC
Nancy Franco
3(1)-2(1)-1

Saturday 19 June 2010
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico
10
super bantamweight
Oscar Gonzalez Arraiga
5(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Arturo Valenzuela
20(17)-13(8)-1
8
minimumweight
Mario Rodriguez
10(7)-5(1)-2
SC
Rigoberto Casillas
0(0)-3(2)-0
6
light flyweight
Pedro Guevara
8(4)-0(0)-0
SC
German Aaron Cota
0(0)-21(4)-3
4
middleweight
Brian Sanchez
6(5)-0(0)-0
SC
Luis Bojorquez
6(2)-2(1)-1
4
bantamweight
Alberto Guevara
6(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Jorge Cruz
1(1)-20(9)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
San Pedro, Nuevo León, Mexico
tickets: 1736-8870
television: Mexico Televisa
12
light middleweight
Christian Solano
22(16)-18(11)-4
SC
Alejandro Barrera
13(11)-0(0)-0
~ vacant WBC FECOMBOX light middleweight title ~

Saturday 19 June 2010
MOSiR – „Hala Legionów” ul. Boczna 15, Kielce, Poland
commission: Polish Boxing Association
promoter: Andrzej Gmitruk : O'Chikara Gmitruk Team
tickets: Media Markt ul. Radomska 8, tel.041 694 92 51
television: Poland Canal+ Sport
10
cruiserweight
Mateusz Masternak
19(14)-0(0)-0
SC
Levan Jomardashvili
20(16)-0(0)-0
~ interim WBC Youth World cruiserweight title ~
6
light heavyweight
Pawel Glazewski
11(4)-0(0)-0
SC
Tony Averlant
13(3)-4(1)-1
6
super middleweight
Dariusz Sek
7(3)-0(0)-0
SC
Alexey Ribchev
5(2)-0(0)-0
6
welterweight
Karlo Tabaghua
13(10)-2(0)-0
SC
Arek Malek
7(4)-25(5)-2
4
middleweight
Maciej Sulecki
debut
SC
Adam Gawlik
0(0)-9(3)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Emperor's Palace, Kempton Park, Gauteng, South Africa
commission: Boxing South Africa
promoter: Rodney Berman : Golden Gloves Ltd.
12
light flyweight
Hekkie Budler
15(5)-0(0)-0
SC
Juanito Rubillar
48(23)-14(4)-7
~ International Boxing Organization light flyweight title ~
12
super middleweight
Isaac Chilemba
14(8)-1(0)-0
SC
Michael Bolling
12(10)-0(0)-0
~ vacant International Boxing Organization super middleweight title ~
12
minimumweight
Gideon Buthelezi
9(4)-2(1)-0
SC
Ronelle Ferreras
8(3)-3(1)-1
~ vacant International Boxing Organization minimumweight title ~
12
lightweight
Jason Bedeman
11(9)-0(0)-2
SC
Bongani Dlamini
6(5)-1(0)-0
~ International Boxing Organization All-Africa lightweight title ~
6
heavyweight
Flo Simba
4(4)-0(0)-0
SC
Elvis Moyo
0(0)-2(2)-0

Saturday 19 June 2010
Polideportivo San Jose Jesuitas, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain
6
super bantamweight
Manuel Sequera
10(7)-17(10)-1
SC
Said Chichti
1(1)-4(1)-2

Saturday 19 June 2010
York Hall, Bethnal Green, London, United Kingdom
commission: British Boxing Board of Control
promoter: Steve Goodwin : Goodwin Promotions
tickets: 01525 851150
6x2
lightweight
Mark Alexander
9(1)-4(1)-0
SC
Sid Razak
4(1)-47(3)-0
6x2
lightweight
Bradley Evans
3(0)-0(0)-1
SC
Karl Taylor
16(4)-137(34)-7
6x2
lightweight
Ryan Barrett
19(4)-8(3)-2
SC
Jason Nesbitt
8(6)-110(11)-2
4x3
light middleweight
Michael Norgrove
1(0)-0(0)-0
SC
Ryan Clark
1(0)-12(0)-2
4x3
welterweight
John Brennan
debut
SC
Terry Fletcher
3(1)-2(0)-0
4x3
welterweight
Adam Battle
debut
SC
Danny Dontchev
2(1)-20(7)-0
4x3
light heavyweight
Marco Stephenson
0(0)-1(1)-0
SC
Matt Jack
1(0)-4(0)-1
4x3
lightweight
Tony Owen
6(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Kristian Laight
6(0)-77(4)-6
4x3
light middleweight
Daryl Setterfield
3(1)-4(0)-1
SC
Rick Boulter
0(0)-2(1)-1
4x3
light welterweight
Bobby George
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Billy Smith
12(0)-80(6)-2

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Boxing Events Around The World June 14, 2010

Monday 14 June 2010
Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
12
light flyweight
Katsuhiko Iezumi
28(19)-7(3)-3
SC
Ryo Miyazaki
10(5)-0(0)-3
~ OPBF light flyweight title ~
10x2
flyweight
Asami Shikasho
3(2)-1(0)-0
SC
Marnelle Verano
4(1)-1(1)-1
~ OPBF female flyweight title ~

Tuesday 15 June 2010
Indochina Market, Pisanulok, Thailand
promoter: Niwat Laosuwannawat : Galaxy Boxing Promotion
television: Thailand 7
12
flyweight
Denkaosan Kaovichit
49(20)-2(1)-1
SC
Anis Ceunfin
13(5)-8(5)-5
~ PABA flyweight title ~
6
light welterweight
Teerachai Or Ekarin
4(3)-0(0)-0
SC
Jonathan Simamora
22(8)-14(3)-4
6
lightweight
Petchbodin Patavikorngym
2(2)-0(0)-0
SC
Suriya Sithnamchai
debut
6
light flyweight
Inthanon Sithchamuang
3(1)-3(2)-0
SC
Seanchai Sor Saman
0(0)-1(0)-0
6
minimumweight
Durong Tor Buamad
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Petchwiharn Sor Thiepkhun
debut

Tuesday 15 June 2010
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood, Florida, United States
commission: Florida State Boxing Commission
promoter: Henry Rivalta : The Heavyweight Factory
12
heavyweight
Oliver McCall
54(37)-9(1)-0
SC
Timur Ibragimov
27(15)-2(0)-1
6
heavyweight
Luis Ortiz
1(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Charles Davis
19(4)-19(3)-2
4
heavyweight
James Bryant
2(2)-0(0)-0
SC
TBA
4
heavyweight
Clive Lowe
debut
SC
TBA
4
heavyweight
Yasnay Consuegra
2(1)-0(0)-0
SC
Harvey Jolly
11(6)-14(6)-1
4
heavyweight
Glendy Hernandez
2(0)-0(0)-0
SC
Sergey Karpenko
2(1)-1(0)-0
4
heavyweight
Razvan Cojonu
debut
SC
Antonio Robertson
0(0)-1(1)-0
4
welterweight
Eisa Al Dah
6(3)-1(1)-0
SC
TBA

The NABF CONVENTION

The NABF convention consisting of boxing best from Mexico, the USA, and Canada.

The open session by Deputy Mayor of New Orleans Robert Lenhart, Mauricio Sulaiman, Ed Pearson, Rex Ross Walker, and President Joe Dwyer.

Boxer training at high altitude

PERFORMANCE
The body's adaptation to high altitude helps significantly but doesn't fully compensate for the lack of oxygen. There is a drop in VO2 max of 2% for every 300 m elevation above 1500 m even after allowing for full acclimatization. I know that this is a difficult concept to believe because so many programs have touted the benefits of high altitude training.To fully appreciate this realize that there aren't any world record times at high altitudes. Think about this a moment. The air density is much lower, thus wind resistance is much lower. Wind resistance is the biggest barrier to speed. If all other factors were equal, then there must be faster times at higher altitudes. Because there aren't, means that something else must have decreased. That something is the engine -- the human engine.
Furthermore, while adaptation to high altitude makes you better at high altitude it hasn't proved useful for making you faster at sea level. There is a lot of mysticism that surrounds the belief of enhanced sea-level performance after altitude training, but the current scientific evidence is lacking. The reason is that some of the adaptive responses at high altitude are actually a hindrance at lower altitude. As more research is done then perhaps a training regimen that shows definitive improvement will emerge. The best advice as of 1994 is that high-altitude training is like "magic shoes" -- If it works for you then wear them.
There is some more recent evidence to suggest that a "train-low, sleep high" approach may confer some advantages. In this scenario, training is carried out at low altitude -- to push anaerobic threshold, and VO2 max --but sleeping is done at high altitude so that the hypoxic stress increases red cell mass. Certainly a creative approach and one which might yield excellent results, because it may give the athlete the "best of both worlds". In a practical sense it may be difficult to construct, but if you are lucky enough to live in a situation that allows this type of training, it is worthy of consideration.

WORKOUT INTENSITY - This will necessarily be lower until adaptation can occur. Pushing your workouts too hard may increase your risk of overtraining or injury. Additionally some people just do not adapt as well as others. There is not one workout program that is appropriate for everyone -- just like at sea level. It is best to keep a log in which you rate fatigue during workout and at rest, morning resting heart rate, weight, and mood. Correlate this with the intensity of your workouts and this will help mold a flexible routine that is right for you.

The longer term changes are
1. a decrease in maximum cardiac output a decreased maximum heart rate
an increased number of red blood cells
2. excretion of base via the kidneys to restore acid-base balance. (Unfortunately, the net result is that you have less tolerance for lactic acid.)
3. a chemical change within red blood cells that makes them more efficient at unloading oxygen to the tissues.
4. an increase in the number of mitochondria and oxidative enzymes

The underlying problem with high altitude (>2000 m) is that there is less oxygen and while this may not be that threatening to individuals at rest it does pose a challenge to athletes. Of course for the pure anaerobic events no adaptation is required so this discussion is necessarily focused on endurance training and competition. In general the higher the altitude the longer it takes to adapt. Understanding the adaptation process and the things that you can do to aid it will make for a less taxing transition. A number of physiologic changes occur to allow for acclimatization at high altitude. These can be divided into immediate, which take place over several days, and long term which requires weeks to a few months.

The first thing that happens is your respiratory rate and heart rates speed up. This occurs both at rest and during sub-max. exercise. This helps offset the lower partial pressure of oxygen. You will not be able to reach your max VO2 so don't get frustrated. The faster breathing rate changes your acid-base balance and this takes a little longer to correct.

PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR ATHLETES
Diet - A high carbohydrate, low salt diet allows for better adaptation and less risk of "mountain sickness". Some people experience significant decline in appetite and the resulting loss of muscle mass may hinder performance. Iron is used to make hemoglobin and the demand for making more red blood cells may require iron supplementation -- especially in women and vegetarians. Megadoses of vitamins are not helpful and are potentially dangerous.
Fluids - Because mountain air is cool and dry you can lose a lot of water so be sure to maintain adequate hydration.
Alcohol - It is best to avoid alcohol consumption during the acclimatization period since it appears to increase the risk of "mountain sickness".

WHAT IS MOUNTAIN SICKNESS ?
Mountain sickness is the name given to a cluster of symptoms that occurs in some individuals after rapid ascent to high altitude. Mild forms of the illness may affect up to 50% of people traveling to altitudes above 14,000 ft. Severe forms of the illness may be life threatening because of pulmonary or cerebral edema.
Symptoms of headache, malaise, and decreased appetite are fairly common amongst individuals traveling to altitudes greater than 8,000 ft -- although this can occur at lower altitudes. The mild forms of mountain sickness can usually be treated with rest, hydration, analgesics (eg. ibuprofen), and alcohol avoidance. If you are already experiencing these symptoms do not go to higher altitudes. There is a medication that can help prevent this illness. Individuals who have already experienced an episode of mountain sickness are at risk for future trips and should seek medical advice.
Severe forms are characterized by severe shortness of breath, cough, severe headache, confusion, or hallucinations. This may progress to coma and death. This is a medical emergency. Immediate descent to lower altitude, administration of oxygen, and medical attention are required.