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March 10, 2010

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Opinion Poll

Memphis lightweight Anthony Peterson (29-0, 19 KOs) meets Puerto Rico's Juan Ramon Cruz (16-7-1, 12 KOs) in a 10-rounder on the March 12 Top Rank card from the Gaylord Hotel in Grapevine, TX. Who wins?

Cruz by decision

Cruz by knockout

Peterson by decision

Peterson by knockout

Draw

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Ragin' Cajun Boxing Club won five of seven bouts on March 6 at Kenner, LA, and won the team trophy. Ragin' Cajun boxers who won their bouts included Wilfred Fuselier, Dylan Landry, Hunter Marvin, Shay Lambright and Cade Duckworth. Fuselier's bout was selected as the Fight of the Night.
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Van Buren, AR native and former world minimumweight world champion Hollie Dunaway won a split decision over previously unbeaten Chantel Cordova on Jan. 28 at the Coca-Cola Center in Oklahoma City, OK. Dunaway's manager, Ron Brand, tells Deep South Boxing Dunaway controlled the action throughout and should have won the fight by unanimous decision. Dunaway is a current resident of Las Vegas.

10 Rounds With

Deep South Boxing Goes 10 Rounds With Bad Boy Promotions' Brandon Foster

Brandon Foster heads up Bad Boy Promotions. (Photo credit: Bad Boy Promotions

Despite no prior experience in promoting professional boxing matches, Bad Boy Promotions was begun in April of 2007 by Brandon Foster. Based out of Batesville, AR, Bad Boy Promotions has staged four professional boxing shows, including the inaugural event in April of 2007.

Foster readily admits it has been an on-the-job learning experience in almost every aspect of the operation. However, he said the business community's solid backing has helped ensure the company's success.

When not promoting, Foster is safety and materials manager with Bad Boy Mowers Inc., the company for which Bad Boy Promotions got its name.

Promoter Malcolm Terry is the front man for Mid-South All Star Boxing. Terry has been in the boxing business for most of his life. Not only is Terry a promoter, but his work as a trainer takes him all around the country. The tiny New Daisy Theatre, on famed Beale Street in Memphis, has been the home for Mid-South All Star Boxing for a number of years. Many contenders, who were once up-and-coming fighters, found themselves fighting at the New Daisy at one time or another.

Deep South Boxing goes 10 Rounds with the 35-year-old Malcolm Terry:

Round 1
Q- When did you form Mid-South All-Star Boxing?
A - Mid-South All Star boxing began in 2000. We did the first two shows in Covington, TN, before switching the shows to the New Daisy.

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