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Get up close at ringside at fights throughout the Deep South. You can almost feel the sweat! Visit the Fight Card Photos section. Go now...
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Lafayette, LA's Jessie Fletcher, won the 80-pound, 10-11-year-old age group at the Title National Championship Tournament in Ripley, TN on June 5. A decorated amateur boxer, Fletcher defeated Memphian Eugene Collins by RSC in the second round. Fletcher only started boxing in January of 2009, but has won four championships in his age group. Go now...
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At 5-foot-3, Kansas City, MO light middleweight Melisenda Perez is used to having to fight much taller opponents. Despite the height disadvantage, Perez has managed to be a force in her division. Perez won a 4-round unanimous decision over Batesville, AR's April Ward Saturday night (July 10) on Les Bonano's "Battle On The Bay" card at Hollywood Casino. Read more...
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Prize Fight Boxing Signs Welterweight Prospect Jesse Lubash |
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From Nate Yoder
Prize Fight Boxing
MEMPHIS - Prize Fight is proud to announce the signing of undefeated welterweight prospect Jesse "The Future" Lubash to an exclusive promotional contract.
Lubash (13-0, 8 KOs), a Pittsburgh native, has already established himself as one of the top young young prospects in the world today and Prize Fight believes it can position him to fight for a world title in the future.
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Lange Dominates McFall In Winning Unanimous Decision |
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From Brian Bishop
Brotman, Winter, Fried Communications
GREENSBORO, NC - Junior middleweight contender Jimmy Lange (33-4-2, 23 KOs) won Friday night (Aug. 20) with a convincing six-round decision (60-50, 60-50, 59-52) over Baltimore's Mike McFail (12-40-2, 4 KOs) in the main event on Walter Johnson Promotions' "Friday Night KO Fights" card from the Coliseum Complex War Memorial Auditorium.
Lange scored knockdowns in the third and sixth rounds, both courtesy of an effective right.
Lange came out dominating in the first round utilizing his trademark stiff jab causing enough damage where McFail was issued a standing eight count. The former "Contender" star, fighting out of Great Falls, VA, pressed the action throughout the contest and finished strongly by battering a game, but wobbly, McFail in the final stanza.
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Lange Meets McFall Friday In Greensboro, NCta |
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From Brian Bishop
Brotman, Winter, Fried Communications
FAIRFAX, VA - Junior middleweight contender Jimmy Lange (33-4-2, 22 KOs) is back in action this Friday night (Aug. 20), hoping to continue his winning streak after scoring a second-round knockout over Jimmy LeBlanc in his last bout on July 10.
Lange, a lifetime resident of Northern Virginia, returns to the ring on Friday in Greensboro, NC, beginning a busy three-fight schedule leading him to Monroe, MI in September, and back home to the Patriot Center in November.
Lange will face Baltimore veteran Mike McFail in a six-round special attraction bout as part of Walter Johnson Promotion's Friday Night KO Fights at the Greensboro (NC) Coliseum Complex's War Memorial Auditorium. It will be Lange's first fight outside of his hometown since May 2005, when he defeated Tarick Salmaci in a "Fan Favorite" contest as part of The Contender series at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV.
Tickets, starting at $15 for general admission, are available in advance at the Greensboro Coliseum box office or at the door on fight night. Seven bouts are scheduled for the card. |
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'The Heat Is On' Undercard Lives Up To Billing |
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From Chad Broussard
Boxncar Promotions
RAYNE, LA - There were some exciting and competitive fights leading up to hometown favorite Mason Menard's 7th-round TKO of Robbie Cannon for the UBO All-Americas Lightweight championship Saturday night (July 31) at the Rayne Civic Center on "The Heat Is On" card.
In what I had said would be the fight of the night, nearly was, as Chalmette welterweight Gary Bergeron and Michigan's Reggie Nash went to war in a bout scheduled for six rounds. Bergeron (12-5, 7 KOs) won by KO in the fourth round.
These two guys waged war against one another with neither giving ground to the other. Bergeron hit Nash (9-25-1, 2 KOs) with good body shots and great head shots. Nash answered back immediately with his own combination.
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Prevost Makes Short Work Of McNabb On Shooters Card |
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From Staff Reports
TEXARKANA, AR - Lafayette, LA cruiserweight Blake Prevost was sensational Wednesday night (Jan. 6) as he scored a devastating first-round knockout over hometown hopeful Danny McNabb on the McMurry Promotions boxing vcard from Shooters Sports Bar.
Prevost (13-1-1, 5 KOs) dropped the aggressive McNabb (1-1, 1 KO) with a straight left high on the head after about 45 seconds. McNabb rose from the mandatory eight-count determined to get even.
Prevost used his ring skills to evade McNabb's charge and then landed a right hook from his southpaw stance that left McNabb in a heap on the canvas, unable to beat the count from referee Tony McMurry. The knockout came at 1:12 of the first round in a bout that was scheduled for four.
In the only bout of the evening to go the full four-round distance, Columbus, MS light middleweight Gundrick King won his third straight bout via a unanimous decision over local favorite Oscar Roville.
King moved to 11-4, 8 KOs, while Roville dropped to 1-1, 1 KO.
A light heavyweight scrap saw Columbus, MS' Anthony Doughty rebound from his only loss when he knocked out local favorite Bobby Miley at 2:40 of the second round.
Doughty moved to 6-1, 5 KOs. In his last outing, Doughty dropped a 4-round unanimous decision to Gevonte Davis (4-5-1, 2 KOs) last October at Hollywood Casino in Bay St. Louis, MS.
Miley was making his professional debut.
Scott Rossum, a 292-pounder from Simms, TX, TKO'd 266-pound local favorite Bobby Pickett at 2:00 of the third round. For Rossum (15-2, 13 KOs), it was his 10th straight victory, including nine by stoppage. His losses were a 4-round majority decision to John Dixon and a TKO (1) by Kevin Stroud.
Pickett was making his professional debut.
A super middleweight bout saw Larry Smith, from Dallas, TKO local favorite Antonio Timmins at1:33 of the third round.
Smith improved to 6-1, 5 KOs. Timmins fell to 1-2, 1 KO.
Local welterweight Antwan Burris won his pro debut with a second-round TKO of fellow Texarkana, AR boxer Cardamon Harper (0-3). The time of the stoppage came at 1:24.
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