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Sunday, January 12, 2014

IT'S TIME FOR A GUT CHECK!

AMATEUR KICKBOXING & MUAY THAI

IBF PROMOTIONS

FEB 8

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8, 2014



FEBRUARY 8, 2014
CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR MORE FIGHTERS TO ADD TO THIS CARD
IBF PROMOTIONS PRESENTS - GUT CHECK CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 
Muay Thai Title Bouts
Tim Amorion (Sitan) VS Matt Colachino (NE Karate) 143lbs
Steve Covington (UD) VS Ryan Grassie (NE Karate) 172lbs
Brima Kamarah (JKG) VS Steve Eilola (Top Flight) 165lbs 

Scheduled Bouts
Daniel Deysockie (Yates) VS John Speck (Drg) 172lbs K1
Christian O'hanlon (Sitan) VS Hector Reyes (Valero) 159lbs MT 
Adrian Cruz (Sitan) VS Ty Lee (valero) 147lbs MT 
Emmanuel Anton (Sitan) VS Marcus Gash (Top Flight) 143lbs MT
Ben Anton (sitan) VS Edson Dinez (Beta) 143lbs MT
Danny Waters (CB) VS Keith Petty (Thai Haq) 172lbs MT
Keith Coleman (Drg) VS James Williams (Top Flight) 205lbs MT
Rashad Vance (RD) VS Ray Rozay (LD)165lbs K1
Jeff Brown VS Jim McCaffery (UD)179lbs K1 
David Nguyen (Sit) VS Malik Joe (NWMMA) 153lbs MT
Ian Clark (SIT) VS Dwayne Lynch (NWMMA) 179lbs MT
Danny Diaz (Sit) VS Jake Tapia (Valero) 75-80lbs MT
Marlon Martinez (INF) Vs Luis Guillaz (sit) 137lbs MT
Anthony Young (INF) Vs Frank Obrien ( NWMMA)147lbs MT
Alberto Mejia (INF) VS Ruem Tan (Beta)179lbs MT
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Thursday, October 31, 2013

One of Delaware's Hidden Talents

Kyrone “Shut It Down” Davis



Born in Monmouth County, NJ in 1994, Kyrone’s interest in the boxing world started at the young age of 8 years old. At the age of 12, he and his family relocated Delaware where he continued to pursue his interest in the sport of boxing.

Come out to see Kyrone Davis and other local amateur boxing talent 


Kyrone is a member of the 2013 graduating class at Christiana High School. Although his main focus is his boxing career he very active in other things as well. Along with being a Member of the Wilmington Fire Department Explorers Program for Post 100, he has also served as Chaplain for the YMCA Black Achievers Program, involved in the YMCA Youth in Government, in addition to being a boxing mentor for other youths in the Wilmington area. He has also expanded his horizons recently to include public speaking. In his free time he enjoys listening to and making music along with singing.

With 12 titles/honorable mentions in his career, most recently the main event at the New Heights Festival in Seaside Heights, NJ where he won with a knock out in the 2nd round, he will now venture on to the PAL Nationals in California.

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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

RING WARS - AMATEUR BOXING 11/16

RING WARS BOXING

IBF PROMOTIONS

NOV 16

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16


NOVEMBER 16, 2013 IBF PROMOTIONS IS HOSTING AN
AMATEUR BOXING EVENT - MORE DETAILS BELOW.
Kyrone "Shut it Down" Davis VS Clinso Brumsfield
Shamshudin Justice VS Kasheed Elliot
AWESOME EXPLOSIVE BOUTS MADE SO FAR!
A BIG THANK YOU GOES OUT TO ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORT
RING WARS BOXING!
Tickets are now available at www.ibfpromo.com
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Thursday, August 1, 2013

RAY ROBINSON LOOKING FOR BIG WIN AGAINST NARH THIS FRIDAY NIGHT ON PANDAFEED.TV

PHILADELPHIA (August 1, 2013)—This Friday night at the Bob Carpenter Center on the Campus of the University of Delaware, former amateur standout Ray Robinson will look for his most significant win as a professional when he takes on Ray Narh (26-2, 21 KO’s) in a 12 round battle for the USBA Welterweight championship.
The bout will headline a six bout card which will be streamed LIVE all over the world on the inaugural broadcast championship boxing on pandafeed.tv.
Robinson of Philadelphia has a record of 15-2 with six knockouts and he knows how important that a win on Friday night will be for his career.
“I am just going in there and I will use my experience”, said the 27 year-old Robinson.
With a win, not only will Robinson pick up the USBA title but it will put him in the IBF Rankings.
“Any kid wants this moment and I know a win will get me a step closer”.
“I want to fight for a world title and I am focused”
This will also be the first bout under the tutelage under new trainer of Derrick “Bozy” Ennis.
Ennis replaces longtime trainer Howard “Moses” Mosley and Robinson doesn’t feel he will skip a beat with the new trainer.
“Bozy has been in my corner before and I look at it as he is just adding on to whet Moses has already instilled in me”
“I have stayed in good shape and I didn’t have to lose weight in this camp”
Robinson owns his own gym called BoxFit and is always in the gym training and personal training clients.
In the ten round co-feature, Dorin Spivey (42-6, 30 KO’s) defends the NABA Lightweight title against Samuel Kotel Neequaye (20-0, 15 KO’s)
All six bouts will be televised beginning at 7pm eastern / 4 pm pacific
Also appearing on the undercard will be undefeated prospect Omar Douglas (8-0, 6 KO’s); Interim NABA Light Heavyweight champion Frankie Filippone (14-2-1, 2 KO’s) and Lightweight Joey Tiberi (9-1, 5 KO’s)
Tickets for the Live event cost $25, $35, $45, $65, and $95 and can be purchased atticketmaster.com and at the Bob Carpenter Center by calling 1-800-745-3000and atwww.champsmanagement.com

The show is promoted by Champs Management and they can be contacted athttp://www.champsmanagement.com

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

RAY ROBINSON – RAY NARH PROMO VIDEO FOR PANDAFEED.TV

PHILADELPHIA (July 30, 2013)—This Friday night, August 2nd, Ray Robinson and Ray Narh will fight a scheduled 12 round bout for the USBA Welterweight title.
The fight will be the Inaugural broadcast on boxing’s new broadcaster,pandafeed.tv
That fight will be the main event of a six bout card that will also feature Dorin Spivey defending the NABA Lightweight title against undefeated African Samuel Kotey Neequaye.
Below is a link to the promo video for which websites may use the embedded code to publish the video.
Also appearing on the undercard will be undefeated prospect Omar Douglas (8-0, 6 KO’s); Interim NABA Light Heavyweight champion Frankie Filippone (14-2-1, 2 KO’s) and Lightweight Joey Tiberi (9-1, 5 KO’s)
Tickets for the Live event cost $25, $35, $45, $65, and $95 and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com and at the Bob Carpenter Center by calling 1-800-745-3000and at www.champsmanagement.com

The show is promoted by Champs Management and they can be contacted at
http://www.champsmanagement.com

Monday, July 29, 2013

RAY ROBINSON TO BATTLE RAY NARH FOR USBA WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP THIS FRIDAY TO LAUNCH BOXING’S NEWEST BROADCASTER: PANDAFEED.TV


PLUS DORIN SPIVEY VS UNDEFEATED SAMUEL NEEQUAYE FOR THE NABA LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

PHILADELPHIA (JULY 29, 2013)—THIS FRIDAY NIGHT, August 2nd, It will be an historic night of championship boxing as www.pandafeed.tv is pleased to announce the first ever event on the new website as a full night of action will be headlined by the USBA Welterweight championship bout between Ray Robinson and Ray Narh.
The event will originate from the Bob Carpenter Center on the campus of the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware.
“We are ecstatic to be able to launch the new company with two important title fights”, said Pandafeed.tv co-founder and director of boxing Marc Abrams
“We are looking to bring the best boxing, MMA, Concerts and entertainment to this venture.  We also will be taking the concept of online streaming to the next level as we plan on working with any promoters in not only maximizing the on-line viewership but we also will help with the live gate as well.  We have an extensive media list that reaches all over the world and plan to use an aggressive multimedia format to help promote these great events”
“To have our first event to have two titles with the four fighters have a combined record of 103-10 is the types of events we want to bring to fans”, finished Abrams.
In the ten round co-feature, veteran Dorin Spivey will defend his NABA Lightweight title against undefeated Samuel Kotey Neequaye.
Robinson of Philadelphia has a record of 15-2 with six knockouts.
The former amateur standout won his first eleven fights which included a win over undefeated Darnell Jiles (8-0-1).
After losing to undefeated and future world ranked contenders Brad Soloman and Shawn Porter, Robinson has won four in a row and captured two titles.
He won the Pennsylvania Welterweight title with a two round waxing of former U.S. Olympian Terrance Cauthen.  In his last bout that took place on February 8th, Robinson scored a ten round unanimous decision over Alberto Morales and Robinson picked up the Interim NABA Welterweight title.
The hard punching Narh of Brooklyn, NY via Accra, Ghana has a record of 26-2 with 21 knockouts.
Narj won his first ten bouts before running into then undefeated prospect Almazbek Raiymkulov.
That loss then lit the fire under Narh as proceeded to win fifteen straight with some quality wins over undefeated Ramazan Paliani.  Narh stopped Paliani in eight to win the Pennsylvania Lightweight championship.
In his next bout, Narh stopped two-time world title-challenger Luis Bolono in two rounds.  He won the USNBC Jr. Welterweight with a 2nd round stoppage over Angel Hernandez.  Narh also has a win over former world champion Freddie Norwood.
After being stopped to future world champion Mike Alvarado, Narh picked up a significant win in his last bout when he scored a ten unanimous decision over heralded Ronald Cruz on June 14thin Cruz’ hometown of Bethlehem, PA.
Spivey of Portsmouth, VA has a record of 42-6 with 30 knockouts.
The forty-year old turned pro in 1993 and has had a terrific career.
He began his career 26-1 before being stopped by Juan Lazcano for the NABF Lightweight title.
Spivey has quality wins over the likes of Billy Irwin (34-4) & Michael Stewart (28-0-2).  Spivey won the NABA Lightweight title with a 4th round stoppage over Meacher Major.  He made one defense of the title.
He re-captured the title with a 7th round stoppage over Victor Vasquez.  In his last bout, Spivey defended the title with a ten round majority decision over Rod Salka on October 12th.
Neequaye, like Narh is originally from Accra, Ghana and is perfect in 20 fights with fifteen wins coming early.
After winning his first 17 fights in Ghana, the 30 year-old Neequaye came to the United States and has won three in a row with his last bout being an eight round split decision over Guillermo Sanchez on June 7th.
Also appearing on the undercard will be undefeated prospect Omar Douglas (8-0, 6 KO’s); Interim NABA Light Heavyweight champion Frankie Filippone (14-2-1, 2 KO’s) and Lightweight Joey Tiberi (9-1, 5 KO’s)
Tickets for the Live event cost $25, $35, $45, $65, and $95 and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com and at the Bob Carpenter Center by calling 1-800-745-3000 and at www.champsmanagement.com

The show is promoted by Champs Management and they can be contacted at 
http://www.champsmanagement.com

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Fighters Needed RW13 4/20/13

RING WARS 13

SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013




STILL LOOKING FOR MORE FIGHTERS
Weigh Classes Needed
Juniors (Male) 70lbs, 95lbs, 147lbs  (Female) 132lbs
Adult Male 105lbs, 117lbs, 147lbs, 143lbs, 137lbs 159lbs, 165lbs, 172lbs, 270lbs, 24lbs
Adult Female 117lbs, 127lbs, 145lbs
To Preview this EVENT please visit the FACEBOOK Event here
For more info please contact the promoter at 302-409-0685
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Monday, April 23, 2012

MIKE MOLLO RETURNS MAY 18 vs. FRANKLIN "YAH YAH" LAWRENCE



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April 23, 2012 - Heavyweight contender, Mike Mollo (20-3-1, 12 KOs), returns to the ring on May 18 against Franklin "Yah Yah" Lawrence (17-2-2, 12 KOs) in a 10-round bout for the vacant NABA title.  The fight takes place at the Dover Downs Hotel & Casino inside the Rollins Center in Dover, Delaware on their "Friday Night Fight" series. 

Promoted by Boxing360, Mollo has been in the ring with some of boxing's top heavyweights, including Jameel McCline, Andrew Golota and Kevin McBride.   Looking to get back into title contention, Mollo is determined to show the boxing community and those in attendance that he's serious about his boxing career.

"Although I've been out of the ring since August of 2010, I feel confident in my ability to make some serious noise in the heavyweight division,'' Mollo said. "I've been training hard in the gym and my timing is right on point in my last few sparring sessions.   Ring rust will not be a factor when I step in the ring.  Lawrence is a big puncher and I know he's coming to fight.  One thing is for sure, I'm coming to fight as well, and the fans are going to witness a great night of boxing."

Said Boxing360 promoter Mario Yagobi, "Mollo is in great shape right now which means trouble for Lawrence.  I've seen the positive progress with his mental approach to the game and his trainer, Pete Brodsky, says he's looking fantastic in sparring.  With the right training regimen, Mollo is one of the best heavyweights in boxing.  I'm excited to see what he will bring to the ring on May 18 because he's a has a crowd pleasing style."

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