Showing posts with label Dmitriy Salita. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dmitriy Salita. Show all posts

Monday, January 5, 2015

Salita signs Olympian, Pan Am Gold medalist heavyweight Ytalo Perea

 

 


For Immediate Release

 
BROOKLYN, NY (JANUARY 5, 2015--Promoter Dmitriy Salita is proud and pleased to announce another hard-hitter to his Star of David Promotions team.

 
Ytaleo Perea, a heavyweight from Ecuador, who fought in the 2012 Olympics and won the Pan American gold for the second time at age 18, will be battling under the Salita banner, the promoter announced. 

 
Perea, will scrap on the next Star of David show, which will unfold on Jan. 22, at Webster Hall in NYC. 

 
"Perea is extremely talented and owns incredible achievements which are very impressive for such a young athlete " said Salita. "This includes Pan Am Games gold medal wins, wins over Cuban world champions, gold at Americas Olympic qualifiers participation in the Olympics and highlight reel knockouts on an elite level, all under the age of 19.  He has tremendous potential. With the right training and fight schedule I expect him to excel in the pro ranks. The huge Spanish-speaking community in NYC will be very excited to follow this fighter who could be a future star. We are very excited to add him to our talent roster."

 
Check the Star of David website for ticket information, so you can check out rising star Perea in person. www.salitapromotions.com

For More Information on Star of David Promotions and media requests for January 22: Contact:

Marc Abrams at 856 287 7611 or phillyboxing@gmail.com  

Monday, December 1, 2014

Star of David Promotions inks amateur standout pro prospect Alexey Zubov

Brooklyn, NY (December 1, 2014)--Dmitriy Salita is pleased and excited to announce a new addition to the Star of David Promotions roster.

 
Cruiserweight prospect Alexey Zubov, a Russian-born boxer with a tremendous amateur predigree, and 6-0 (4 KOs) mark as a professional, has been signed to Star of David, the promoter announced today.

 
The 28-year-old right-hander Zubov is 6-2 1/2, owns power in both hands, and will be moving to NYC to make his stand in the professional ranks. He debuted in April with a KO1 win, and Salita sees a bunch more of those type of victories coming in the near future.

 
"Alexey is one of the best prospects in boxing," Salita said. "He has the skills, size and work ethic to be a cruiserweight and heavyweight champion. The invaluable experience he gained as an elite amateur will help him progress quickly in the pros. I am confident that Alexey's aggressive style will make him very popular amongst boxing fans and in New York's Russian community."

 
Good news for fight fans, then; Zubov will fight on a Salita pro boxing card Jan. 22, at Webster Hall, in Manhattan. 


 
Zubov's manager, Leo Khorolinsky, who also handles lightweight ace Denis Shafikov, shared some insights and thoughts about the Russian prospect. "Zubov was a very good amateur, a national champion, and he's done well his first few fights. I think he is very talented, and he's been sparring with some of the best people out there. He should be able to do very well at cruiserweight, and then possibly move up to heavyweight. He just needs to adjust more to the pro style, be more selective with his punches. And true success is just a matter of time! I believe in him, and he's an interesting prospect to watch. He has everything it takes to be a future star."

 
Check the Star of David website for ticket information, so you can check out rising star Zubov in person.

Friday, August 15, 2014

Steven Martinez to take on undefeated Chris Pearson on August 30 on ShoBOX

Brooklyn, NY  (August 15, 2014) -Power hitter Steve Martinez is on a mission to climb the junior middleweight ladder and his promoter Dmitriy Salita of Star of David Promotions has announced the opponent who is the next rung on the boxers' upward climb.
 

Martinez (15-0, 12 KO's)  is a resident of the Bronx, will take on Chris Pearson August 30, on "ShoBox."
 

Martinez is a  24-year-old right-hander, who possesses ample power in both hands, and a closer mentality.'
 

The fight is slated for the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, and will screen on Showtime, on their series which spotlights only the best and brightest up and comers in the game.
 

"Steve Martinez is a product of the Brooklyn Braw series and as a result of consecutive victories, in February and then again in May, on Star of David cards, he's moving up the ranks," Salita said.
 

Pearson, a 23-year-old left-hander from Ohio, sports an 11-0 (9 KOs) mark.
 

Salita is impressed at the condition Martinez is in and expects him to hand Pearson the first blemish on his ledger. The promoter says Martinez stayed in stellar shape after a July 25 bout against John Thompson was scrapped because Thompson was in a car accident. "Steve is jumping on this opportunity to prove he is the best junior middleweight prospect in boxing," the promoter said, in closing.
 

Don't despair if you're not heading to Vegas to see Martinez in action; you can get your fill of top-notch professional boxing on Sept. 18, when the next "Brooklyn Brawl" card unfolds in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn.
 

Please visit SalitaPromotions.com to learn more about that card, which will be held at the Master Theater

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

AMERICAN CRUISERWEIGHT CONTENDER JUNIOR "HURRICANE" WRIGHT signs with Star of David Promotions


  

BROOKLYN (July 8, 2014)-- Star of David Promotions boss Dmitriy Salita is pleased and excited to announce that Junior Wright, a cruiserweight contender from Chicago,has signed a promotional deal.
 
The 27-year-old Wright, a three-time (2006, 2008, 2009) Chicago Golden Gloves champion, came to the attention of Salita when he expertly fought Steve Bujaj on Salita's May 15 card in Brooklyn. That bout, a ten round draw while the vacant WBC International cruiserweight title was up for grabs, drew buzz for being a Fight of the Year candidate.

"Junior Wright is one of the best cruiserweights in the world," Salita said. "He is the kind of fighter the sport needs. From the early stages of his career he has shown the desire to fight and beat the best available fighters. His last fight was one of the best live fights I have ever seen."

Wright grew up in a Chicago neighborhood where involvement in gangs could have taken him to a dark place. Instead, he found boxing, and is looking forward to the push that  promoter Salita will give him.

"I am very proud to be American, for the opportunities that came my way as a result of my hard work and dedication," Wright said after signing the deal with Salita. "The great city of Chicago was home to our President, Barack Obama, and I am very inspired by that and want to bring the cruiserweight title to America."

Currently, the cruiserweight titles are wrapped around the waists of a Pole, a Russian, a Serb, and a Cuban-born boxer. Wright, who won the USA Midwest Regional Championship in 2010, promises to bring some cruiserweight buzz back to the US.

"Junior wants to fight all the champions, like WBA champ Denis Lebedev, WBO champ Marco Huck and WBC champ Krzysztof Wlodarczyk," Salita said. "The plan is to get him a title shot, and let him work his magic."

Trained by Rick Wilson and managed by Steve Clemente, the fighter nicknamed "Hurricane" owns a 10-0-1 record, with 9 KO's. A rematch with Bujaj, probably will be on  premium network in order to give this duo the viewing audience they deserve, could well be in the cards, Salita said.  Wright's volume punching, rock-solid grasp of basics, above-average stamina, and fighting spirit won him a theater-full of new fans on the most recent Salita show, and that includes rooters for the New Yorker
Bujaj, all of whom applauded the Illinois boxer after the bell rang to end the fierce tussle.

Wright now has a reputation for besmirching the records of heralded fighters. Bujaj came to the ring with a 12-0 mark and Wright saddled him with a split draw. Back on August 16, 2013, Wright defeated 12-0-1 Nick Kisner, in Chicago. Salita expects that trend to continue from his newest acquisition..

Please check the Star of David website Salitapromotions.com for information on the next fight for Wright, and the other hitters on the growing roster, including heavyweight Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller, middleweight Steven Martinez and junior welterweight Dimash Niyazov.

Thursday, June 19, 2014

SUPERSTAR IN THE MAKING JARRELL 'BIG BABY' MILLER FIGHTING FOR THE NEPHCURE FOUNDATION




BROOKLYN (June 18, 2014)-- Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller is a certified two sport threat.  A world-class kick boxer who will headline a SPIKE TV main event this weekend, as well as a blue-chip heavyweight prospect who wants to restore excitement to the region in the same manner as fellow Brooklyn natives Riddick Bowe and Mike Tyson. 

Along the way, however, the 25-year-old Miller, who is backed by Dmitriy Salita's Star of David Promotions, knows the importance of giving back, and keeping proper perspective. That's why he has signed on to be a spokesman for The NephCure Foundation, a non-profit organization which seeks to work on helping develop treatments and potential cures for kidney disease, specifically targeting Nephrotic Syndrome and focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), a cause of Nephrotic syndrome.
The 6-4, 255-pound Miller took time out for kickboxing training for his Glory 17 feature bout against legend Mirk Cro Cop, on Saturday, June 21(9 PM ET, SPIKE TV; from Los Angeles) to speak up about why he's aligned with NephCure. 
"As a professional athlete I feel blessed to fight on television, and I feel responsible to bring awareness to such important issues as kidney disease, as well as to make people aware and to find a cure," Miller said. "I feel this is my responsibility, and more so since Nephrotic Syndrome is five times more likely to strike African-Americans."
As a boxing pro, Miller's primary aim is to build his 9-0-1 (9 KOs) record to the point where he can secure a title shot, and win a world title, which will help restore the reputation of the division which has long lacked American star power. Promoter Salita believes "Big Baby" has all the traits needed to step up to the biggest stages. "I see in him the hand speed, the power, the mobility, the ring smarts...all the traits needed to bring the heavyweight championship to Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller," Salita said. "He is taking it step by step, and Star of David is proud to be associated with this young superstar to be."
Miller wants to take care of some unfinished kickboxing business on Saturday, when he brings his 22-1 mark in with the Croatian sensation Cro Cop, who boasts a 22-8 record. They clashed last March, with the Croatian taking a disputed decision. Miller vows to obtain revenge. 
Miller has been impressed with the focus and determination of the people affiliated with The NephCure Foundation, the Philly-based non-profit which is the only organization solely committed to seeking a cause and cure for Nephrotic Syndrome and FSGS. He's asking his rooters to learn more about NephCure, which is comprised of patients, their families and friends, researchers, physicians and other healthcare professionals, and their aim to help science unlock the biological mechanisms that cause these serious conditions and ultimately find a way to cure and prevent them.
For more information about The Nephcure Foundation, please click here.http://www.nephcure.org/home.
 For up to date information on Jarrell MIllers' next boxing match, please log on tohttp://www.dsalita.com/


Wednesday, April 23, 2014

WBC international Title on the line; Somebody's 0 has got to go May 15th Brooklyn Brawl


Budding Cruiserweight Star Steve Bujaj Fights For WBC Crown On May 15!
 
BROOKLYN, NY---Dmitriy Salita's reputation for making fan-friendly fights is growing every day. 

Salita's Star of David Promotions is pleased to announce the feature for their May 15 card at the Millenium Theater in Bright Beach, Brooklyn, NY. Steve Bujaj will battle for the WBC International cruiserweight belt against 10-0 (9 KOs) contender Junior "Hurricane" Wright, an Illinois resident.

"This is an incredible main event," Salita said. "Much respect to both fighters, who are willing to step up and fight a fight is risky for both fighters. This fight, by far, is biggest test for both. This fight will be for the WBC international cruiserweight title, and will get the winner close to a shot at a world title."

Both men have ample amateur experience and are looking to scramble quickly up the cruiserweight ladder. Bujaj, now 12-0 (9 KOs) is a two-time NY Golden Gloves champion, while Wright won three Chicago Golden Gloves titles. 

Other talents slated to appear on the Salita card include: heavyweight rising starJarrell Miller, junior middleweight contender Steve Martinez, superb super featherweight Amanda Serrano, and rising prospects Dimash Niyazov and Adam Kownacki.


Log on to http://www.dsalita.com to buy your tickets today.