Three-division world champ Amanda Serrano talks about her September 18 bout at the Master Theater in Brooklyn

Brooklyn, NY (September 15, 2014) -- Three-division world champion Amanda Serrano (21-1, 16 KO's) knows first hand that she has a tough fight on her hands this Thursday night at the Master Theater in Brooklyn when he she takes on Jackie Trivilino (9-8-3, 1 KO) in a rematch of a fight that took place on March 20, 2009.   Serrano won a majority decision and now in the long awaited rematch they will headline a seven bout card promoted by Dmitry Salita's Star of David Promotions.   The Featherweight bout is scheduled for 8-rounds.   The 25 year-old Serrano will be fighting in her native Brooklyn for the first time in three years after fighting in the Dominican Republic and Argentina.   "I feel good. I am ready to fight. I love to fight and it's going to be a war on Thursday,"said Serrano.   Even though she won the first encounter, Serrano is looking for a more emphatic victory.   "We fought before and now I know a lot more about her. I know she is confident. I am always confident. I am ready."   Serrano has won belts at 126, 130 and 135 pounds and is considered one of the top female fighters in the world.   "It feels great to be considered one of the best. There is a lot of pressure to keep world championship status. I am here because I have a great team. I am glad to be the first female fighter to be featured on Dmitry's shows."   Serrano is happy that she will be at the top of the card in her hometown.   "I am at the level where I am the main event. We have proved to the fans that we can be the co-main event and main event. It gives me an extra umph to be able to featured so high on the card."   With the perceived lack of opportunities, Serrano's manager/trainer Jordan Maldonado said that Serrano may have to starting fight abroad more. She has already fought in the Dominican Republic, Sweden and Argentina.   "Going to Europe is the only choice. The American promoters do not see the passion of these girls,"said Maldonado,   "There are great fighters like (newly crowned unified Welterweight champion) Cecilia Braekhus. When we were in Argentina we noticed how much pride they have in their women fighters. It's big in Peru and it's funny because I don't think the fighters anywhere are even is good as the fighters in New York. The women here are superior but we don't have the backing over here like they do in other parts of the world, so in order to people to win the title, get the recognition and fight for the purses that Amanda is worth, we will have to go over to Europe. All of our fighters are homegrown. We will fight anyone. Amanda just won the WBO title in Argentina. Amanda is not a New York fighter, she is considered a world fighter.", finished Maldonado.   Serrano countered by saying, "I want to fight wherever the opportunities are. I am a warrior. I will go anywhere. I took the chance when I went to Argentina and I came home with a the belt."   "Thursday will be a great fight. The fans should come out and support female fighters and support this show. I want to thank Dmitry Salita for the opportunity to fight at home.", finished Serrano.   A terrific show has been assembled Salita.   In 6 Round Bouts:   Undefeated Cruiserweight Junior Wright (11-0-1, 9 KO's) of Chicago returns to the Master Theater when he takes on Kamarah Pasley of Philadelphia.   Gary Beriguette (5-0, 3 KO's) of Brooklyn will fight Rapahel Luna of Albany, NY in a Jr. Welterweight bout.   Dimash Niyazov (6-0-2, 4 KO's) of Staten Island, NY will square of with Jamell Tyson of Rochester, NY in a Lightweight bout.   In 4 round bouts:   Middleweight Akil Auguste (4-1, 4 KO's) Brooklyn, NY will take on Dequan Burgos(1-0) of Brooklyn, NY   Amateur standout Peter Dobson of Bronx, NY will make his pro debut against Mack Babb of Brooklyn, NY.   Exciting Middleweight Peter Reyes (4-0, 2 KO's) of New York will take on Maurice Amaro of Philadelphia.   Log on to salitapromotions.com to score tickets to see this mix of champions and up & comers do their thing in the ring on Thursday, Sept. 18.   The Master Theater is located at 1029 Brighton Beach Avenue in Brooklyn

WBO lightweight Champion Amanda Serrano headlines Brooklyn Brawl

Brooklyn, NY  (September 3, 2014) -- Amanda Serrano will enter the ring at the Master Theater (Formerly the Millennium Theater) in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn on September. 18 with a brand new belt strapped around her waist, and the usual stone game-face signaling her intentions.   Serrano (21-1-1, with 16 KOs) is one of the headliners September 18, on a Star of David Promotions card put together by promoter Dmitriy Salita.    The 25-year-old southpaw recently traveled to Argentina and scored a 6th round stoppage win over Maria Elena Maderna, earning the WBO lightweight title. On Sept. 18, the Puerto Rican native will be sticking close to home, fighting in her borough.    The foe on this night will be, as is per usual on a Salita card, no easy triumph. Serrano, one half of the "Fighting Serrano Sisters", seven years junior to big sister Cindy Serrano, is to meet Jackie Trivilino, who'll show up with ample confidence.    "Amanda is an excellent athlete and so is Jackie," Salita said. "Women's boxing as a sport has come a long way in the last 10 years. Female boxers today are world class athletes, very skilled, in tremendous shape and determined to prove themselves in the sport."   Trivilino battled fan-favorite Heather Hardy at Barclays Center in her last outing, on June 14, and the Plattsburgh, NY native lost a technical decision by the most narrow of margins. A crowd-pleasing featherweight rumble is virtually guaranteed.   September 18 will also see the debut under the Star of David promotional banner of Junior Wright, a Chicagoan who is a known quality to hardcore NY-area boxing fans.   The cruiserweight boxed Steve Bujaj to a draw on the May 15 Salita show at the Master Theater, and that was a five star showdown. Kamarah Parsley is coming from Philadelphia with upsetting intentions; he wants to show the 11-0-1 Wright that Philly trumps Chicago when the going gets tough.    Dimash Niyazov, a junior welterweight from Kazakhstan now living on Staten Island, will seek to go to 7-0-2, but he'll have to get past Rochester, NY lefty Jamell Tyson, a survivor type who wants to play the spoiler.    Salita is also excited to see prospect Gary Beriguette (living in Brooklyn NY, 5-0) in his toughest fight to date, against Raphael Luna. Also, amateur standout Peter Dobson of the Bronx is making his long awaited pro debut against the experienced Mack Babb of Brooklyn, NY.   Log on to salitapromotions.com to score tickets to see this mix of champions and up & comers do their thing in the ring on Thursday, Sept. 18.

Brooklyn Brawl returns on Thursday, September 18 to the Millennium Theater in Brooklyn

Junior Wright back in action; Plus Steven Martinez, Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller, Amanda Serrano vs Jackie Trivilino, Akil Aguste vs Godson Noel, Dimash Niyazov, Peter Reyes and Gary Beriguette

BROOKLYN (July 31, 2014)-- The fight fans have been clamoring for it, so back, by popular demand, comes another edition of "Brooklyn Brawl." Star of David Promotions CEO Dmitriy Salita is excited to announce that another exciting evening of professional boxing will run on Sept. 18, at the Master Theater in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. Cruiserweight Junior Wright (10-0-1, 9 KO's), who wowed the crowd with his skills, stamina and toughness in the last Brooklyn Brawl, back in May, will be in action on September. 18 in a six round bout. "Junior Wright is recognized as one of the best cruiserweights in the world. He loves fighting in New York City, we are very happy to bring one of the best prospects back to Brooklyn," Salita said.  Also, junior middleweight contender Steven Martinez (15-1, 12 KO's), gaining more of a reputation as a power punching fan favorite in every outing, will also see action in Brighton Beach. Salita co-promotes Martinez along with future Hall of Famer Roy Jones Jr. It speaks loudly that Jones, having been regarded himself as one of the most talented hitters every to enter the ring, calls Martinez, "one of the best talents in the junior middleweight division." Added Salita: "Steve Martinez has been looking very impressive. He wants to make a statement again."  He will compete in a six round bout. Top ten pound for pounder in the women's ranks Amanda Serrano (20-1-1, 15 KO's), a two-time world champion, will have her hands full with Jackie Trivilino, who showed New York fight fans she's the real deal on June 14, when she fought rising star Heather Hardy tooth and nail at Barclays Center.   This will be an 8-round bout. Dimash Niyazov (6-0-2, 4 KO's), a Kazakhstan-born boxer who possesses a blend of speed, power and mobility, looks to show boxing fans that Gennady Golovkin isn't the only pugilistic talent produced by that nation. The junior welterweight living on Staten Island meets Jamell Tyson in a 6-round bout on Sept. 18."Dimash Niyazov has been very inspired by success of his countryman Gennady Golovkin," Salita said. "Dimash is very popular in this area, and is motivated to climb up the ranks." Also, 4-1 middleweight Akil "That Dude" Auguste (4-1, 4 Ko's) of Brooklyn seeks to extend his KO streak to five fights, this time taking on Godson Noel (3-0, 2 KO's). Heavyweight contender Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller (9-0-1, 9 KO's) returns to action in a six rounder. Popular power puncher Peter Reyes (4-0, 2 KO's)  is set to compete in a four rounder, against Maurice Amaro of Philadelphia.  Gary Beriguette (5-0, 3KO's) of Brooklyn will compete in 4-round Jr. Middleweight bout. Salita finished with a note about the burgeoning excitement Star of David cards have been building in Brooklyn. "Master Theater, formerly the Millennium Theater, is a great venue and that helps create local buzz," he said. "We have been getting a better and better turn out with each show!"  For more info visit salitapromotions.com for tickets call 646-401-5657

“FIGHT FOR THE CURE”ON SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 27TH AT HARRAHS PHILADELPHIA (FORMALLY HARRAHS CHESTER)

PHILADELPHIA, PA (October 1, 2012)—On Saturday night October 27^th, a special night of boxing will take place at Harrahs Philadelphia (formally Harrahs Chester) as a show billed “Fight For The Cure “as the show will feature some of the best female boxers in the world.

The show is promoted by Joey Eye Boxing Promotions & David Feldman in association with Bionic Bull Promotions

A portion of the proceeds from of the event will go to Breast Cancer Awareness.

In the main event, Melissa St. Vil will take on Jackie Trivilino for the vacant WIBA International Super Featherweight title.

St. Vil of Brooklyn, NY has a record of 2-1-2 and despite having only five fights, she has faced and defeated top competition.

She opened her career with a draw with the popular Olivia Fonseca and has win over Jennifer Han and Evette Collazo.

Trivilino of Plattsburgh, NY has a record of 8-5-2 with one knockout and is always in all-action fights.

She has a win over Angel Gladney (6-1-1) and two draws with former world title challenger Nydia Feliciano. In Trivilino’s last fight, she fought a war with undefeated world champion Ronica Jeffrey (9-0) before dropping an eight round unanimous decision.

In a six round Featherweight bout, LaKeysha Williams (9-16-3, 1 KO) of Philadelphia will take on Ela “Bam Bam” Nunez (11-13-2, 3 KO’s) Of Jamestown, NY

In a six round Super Featherweight bout, undefeated Althea Saunders (3-0) will battle Carla Torres (3-2) of Cleveland, OH

In a six round Bantamweight bout, Patty “Boom Boom” Alcivar (6-1, 3 KO’s) of Queens, NY takes on an opponent to be named

In a six round Bantamweight bout, Former world title challenger, Nydia Feliciano (5-3-3) will see action against an opponent to be named.

In a four round Flyweight bout, Tyrieshia Douglas (1-0) of Washington, DC boxes an opponent to be named

Also on the card against opponents to be named will be Lightweight Liz Sherman (4-2, 2 KO’s) of Philadelphia, Flyweight Keisher McLoed Wells (5-2, 1 KO) of New York, and pro debuting Light Flyweight Susan Reno of New York.

There will also be two men’s bouts to be added.

Tickets are now on sale for $100 (VIP); $65 (Ringside) and $45 (General Admission) and can be purchased at the Harrahs Chester Gift Shop; By calling Joey Eye (267-304-9399); David Feldman (610-291-0806); Brian Cohen (267-257-8957) ;  800-480-8020 or on http://www.webtix.net/