17-Year Old phenom Milton Santiago Jr. turns pro onFriday February 7th at the National Guard Armory in Philadelphia

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  PHILADELPHIA (JANUARY 28, 2014)--On Friday night, February 7th Greg Robinson's Power Productions will present a special night of professional boxing at the National Guard Armory in Northeast Philadelphia. In the special 4-round main event, 17 year-old Milton Santiago Jr. will make his anticipated pro debut against Moses Molina in a Jr. Welterweight bout. Santiago of Warminster, Pennsylvania had an amateur record of 184-12 and won a staggering 59 tournaments is ready for the occasion. "I feel great and this is a dream come true.  I believe that I am the youngest professional in Pennsylvania." Santiago has been preparing with professionals and is not worried about going into the paid ranks. "I spar with a lot of professionals," said Santiago.  "They are all grown men and I beat them up.  I feel I am very strong and I am ready to turn pro." Santiago started boxing at 5-years old and had his first fight at 8. The Junior at William Tennant High School is will have some support from the faculty from the school. "My English teach will be at the fight.  When some of my teachers found out what I do, they were happy for me and shocked.  Boxing helps a lot with school because it helps me stay focused with both studying and boxing." Santiago says he likes watching Floyd Mayweather, Andre Ward, Guillermo Rigondeaux and Felix Trinidad. He also receives a lot of moral support and advice from some of the top professionals in Philadelphia. "Hassan Young gives me good advice but I also talk with Jesse Hart, Bryant Jennings and Danny Garcia as well." Outside of the ring, Santiago is your typical kid as he enjoys playing video games with his brothers and playing sports in the neighborhood. "I have been wanting to turn pro for a while now and I can not wait until February 7th." His dad, Milton Santiago Sr. is his trainer and explains his reasons for his son get the special dispensation to turn pro. "This would have been his last year with headgear in the amateurs anyway.  After January 1st, he would have had to fight without it.", said the older Santiago. "He isn't your typical 17-year old.  He spars very well with the older professionals.  There have been promoters who told me they could not believe he is  17.  He is so relaxed in the ring.  To him it is just like unwrapping a candy bar.  In fact sometimes in the corner, he has to tell me to calm down." Santiago will fight this fight at the 140-pound eight limit but he plans to campaign as a Lightweight. The rest of the card is as follows: In an eight round Super Featherweight bout, Frank Trader (10-1, 2 KO's) of Philadelphia will take on an opponent to be named. In six round bouts: Anthony Flores (9-4-1, 6 KO's) of Philadelphia battles Ramesis Gil (8-7-5, 5 KO's) of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in a Super Featherweight bout. Denis Douglin (15-3, 9 KO's) of Marloboro, NJ battles Orlando Membreno (12-18-1, 11 KO's) of Barcelona, Spain in a Middleweight bout. Lenroy Thomas (16-3, 8 KO's) of St. Petersburg, FL will see action in an Heavyweight bout against an opponent to be named. In Four round bouts: Emanuel Folly (3-0, 2 KO's) of Philadelphia will take part in a Super Bantamweight bout. Sultahn Staton (2-0, 2 KO's) of Philadelphia will compete against Mike Eroza (0-1-2) in a Lightweight bout.   Angel Concepcion (5-0) of Newark, NJ will battle Maurice Amaro (2-5, 1 KO) of Philadelphia, PA in a Light Heavyweight bout. Carlos Lopez (1-1-1, 1 KO) of Humacao, Puerto Rico will fight in a Middleweight bout. Tickets for this special evening of boxing cost :  $75 Ringside, $50 for Floor seats and $40 For General Admission and can be purchased by calling Power Productions at267-584-5196; Moz at 215-500-7435 or at Ticketmaster.com THERE WILL BE A PRESS CONFERENCE ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD AT CHICKIE'S & PETES AT 6PM ON 11000 ROOSEVELT BLVD. IN NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA.  FOOD AND BEVERAGE WILL BE SERVED.

SHOWTIME SHOCKER AT STUBHUB!

JHONNY GONZALEZ KNOCKS OUT ABNER MARES 
IN FIRST ROUND TO WIN WBC FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE 
IN UPSET OF THE YEAR BEFORE 7,686 FANS

Undefeated Leo Santa Cruz Captures WBC Super Bantamweight Crown

With Third-Round Knockout Over Defending Champion Victor Terrazas;

Replay Is Tomorrow, Sunday, Aug. 25, at 9 a.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME^®

CARSON, Calif. (Aug. 24, 2013) – In a leading candidate for Upset of the Year – and possible Knockout of the Year – former two-division world champion and knockout artist Jhonny Gonzalez (55-8, 47 KO’s) registered a stunning 2:55, first-round knockout over previously unbeaten Abner Mares (26-1-1, 14 KO’s) Saturday on SHOWTIME^® before 7,686 loud and enthusiastic fans at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.

Gonzalez’s shocking upset victory in the WBC featherweight title fight sets up a possible showdown with Leo Santa Cruz (25-0-1, 15 KO’s), who scored two knockdowns en route to an impressive third-round knockout over defending WBC super bantamweight champion Victor Terrazas (37-3-1, 21 KO’s) in the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING co-feature.

“This moment right now is the single greatest and most glorious moment of my life,” said an elated Gonzalez, who reclaimed the 126-pound belt he once held and breathed new life into his career with the win over his former training partner. “When I came to the United States for this fight no one gave me any credit. All they talked about was Mares fighting Santa Cruz. I didn’t say anything but I knew I was getting disrespected.”

Both Gonzalez, from Mexico City, Mexico, and the former WBC featherweight champion, Mares of Downey, Calif., by way of Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, each came out aggressively. Halfway through the opening round, Gonzalez connected with a solid left hook Mares never saw coming, dropping him to the canvas and leading to an eight-count.  After Mares made it to his feet, Gonzalez landed another of punches that ended with a left hook and a right cross that knocked Mares backwards. Referee Jack Reiss stepped in and stopped the fight with five seconds to go in the first round.

“I knew I had him badly hurt after the first knockdown,” Gonzalez said.

“I’m good,” said Mares, who held titles at 118 and 122 pounds before claiming the featherweight belt last May.  He was making his eighth consecutive appearance on SHOWTIME. “You have to win and you have to learn how to lose in this sport. I’m not in the sport to remain undefeated, but I’m here to fight the best.

“I was alright with the ref’s decision. He did his job and I respect it. But I thought I could go on,” he added. “Now I’m going to take a break and enjoy my family.”

Like Gonzalez, Santa Cruz of Los Angeles, by way of Huetamo, Michoacan, Mexico, went to work early and often against Terrazas, throwing 267 punches in just two and a half rounds. Terrazas, of Guadalajara, was cut just under the right eye in the second round and Santa Cruz took advantage landing punch after punch, finally sending Terrazas down for a nine-count, and then again for an eight-count midway through the third. Referee Lou Moret halted matters at 2:09 of the third round.

“This is a dream come true,” said Santa Cruz, 25, who had fought 106 fewer rounds in his career than  Terrazas, who is 30. “I’ve wanted the green belt my entire life. Once I saw the eye start to swell I knew I had to go after him and put the pressure on him.”

Terrazas said, “The eye was not a problem. This was a good fight. He was tough like I expected. He just caught me. I wanted to continue the fight.”

Earlier on SHOWTIME EXTREME Antonio Orozco (18-0, 14 KO’s), San Diego, Calif., overpowered

Ivan Hernandez (29-3, 22 KO’s), Miami, Fla., in round three of a scheduled 10-round junior welterweight bout.

In a battle of featherweights, 2012 U.S. Olympian Joseph “Jo Jo’’ Diaz Jr. (7-0, 5 KO’s) of South El Monte, Calif., looked impressive in a third-round knockout over Noel Mendoza (6-3-1, 1 KO), of Phoenix, Ariz., the referee stopping the bout at 1:54 of the third of the scheduled six-round bout.  Diaz knocked Mendoza down with a left cross, right hook combo that sent Mendoza to the canvas for good.

In the first SHOWTIME EXTREME bout between heavyweights, 2012 U.S. OlympianDominic Breazeale (6-0, 6 KO’s), of Los Angeles, passed the stiffest test of his young career and remained undefeated with his sixth consecutive knockout, this one coming on a TKO in the fifth round against Lenroy Thomas (16-3, 8 KO’s) of St. Catherine, Jamaica.

  

Brian Kenny hosted the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast, with Mauro Ranallo calling the action, Al Bernstein and Paulie Malignaggi serving as expert analysts and Jim Gray reporting.  Barry Tompkins called the SHOWTIME EXTREME action with Steve Farhood 

serving as expert analyst.  Alejandro Luna called the blow-by-blow for SAP with Raul Marquez

serving as color commentator.

Saturday’s world championship doubleheader will re-air this week as follows:

            DAY                                                                                 CHANNEL

Tomorrow, Sunday, Aug. 25, at 9 a.m. ET/PT              SHOWTIME

The fights will be available ON DEMAND beginning tomorrow, Aug. 25.

ABOUT "MARES VS. GONZALEZ":

Mares vs. Gonzalez, a 12-round fight for Mares' WBC Featherweight World Championship, took place on Saturday, August 24 at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.  The event was promoted by Golden Boy Promotions, sponsored by Corona and AT&T and televised live on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING^® immediately following the series premiere of ALL ACCESS: Mayweather vs. Canelo at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.  Also featured was a 12-round world championship showdown between WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Victor Terrazas and former IBF Bantamweight World Champion Leo Santa Cruz.  SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING is available in Spanish using secondary audio programming (SAP).  Mares vs. Gonzalez was presented in association with Promociones Del Pueblo.  Preliminary fights aired on SHOWTIME EXTREME^® .

      

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Mares SHOWTIME Feature: From Poverty To Prizefighter To One Of Best P4P

From growing up in a two-bedroom apartment shared between 11 brothers and sisters to a sprawling new home in Downey, Calif., Abner Mares has risen from poverty to a coveted spot in the top-10 pound-for-pound ranking.  But Mares has never forgotten the hard work and sacrifices it's taken to capture world titles in three divisions and provide a better life for his family.  Check out Mares discussing his newfound fame and fortune in this short feature.  And don't miss the WBC Featherweight Champion defending his belt against former two-division world champ Jhonny Gonzalez this Saturday, live onSHOWTIME^® (10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT) immediately following the series premiere of ALL ACCESS: Mayweather vs. Canelo.

DOMINIC "TROUBLE" BREAZEALE DEBUTS ON SHOWTIME EXTREME

2012 U.S. SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT OLYMPIAN FACES HIS TOUGHEST   OPPONENT TO DATE Press Release For Immediate Release

Carson, California (August 23, 2013)  - After the disappointing cancellation of Dominic "Trouble" Breazeale's (5-0, 5 KO's) bout last month, the 2012 U.S. Super Heavyweight Olympian will now be making his return to the ring tomorrowevening and will be showcased live on Showtime Extreme.   Breazeale will be facing his toughest opponent to date in experienced former heavyweight prospect Lenroy Thomas (16-2, 8 KO's) at the Stub Hub Center in Carson, California.  Breazeale has been waiting for this opportunity to prove that he is a legitimate heavyweight prospect and is ready to get in the ring and show he is a force to be reckoned with.   When asked about his upcoming bout Breazeale stated, "I'm definitely ready for this bout.  I have been waiting to get in the ring to showcase what I've learned in the last eight weeks.  It's been a couple of months since I've been in the ring so I'm very excited for Saturday night".  C/O Hogan Photos Breazeale has been on the fast track to the top of the heavyweight division fighting five times since November 2012.  The heavy hitting Breazeale has been very impressive ending all of his bouts by way of knockout in two rounds or less. In preparation for this bout, the heavyweight prospect has stayed in exceptional shape and has been in the gym sparring up to 12 rounds.  This is the first time he will be facing a southpaw and has learned a great deal working with his three sparring partners in camp. When his trainer John Bray was asked about his thoughts on Breazeale's progress, the veteran trainer stated the following, "Dominic is a work in progress and he is progressing at an absolutely amazing rate.  The best thing about him is that he is very teachable and he is learning on a daily basis." "What is great about him, is that Dominic surprises me and impresses me every time he spars.  He picks up techniques very quickly and implements those same techniques when he is sparring.  I'm glad that we had a phenomenal camp at the Glendale Fight Club."  Breazeale was also very pleased with his camp and looks at this fight as an opportunity to be recognized as a threat to the heavyweight division.  "To step up in competition is great, but being able to do it on a nationally televised stage is even better.  I can't wait to show what I've got in front of my hometown and the boxing fans watching this bout nationwide and worldwide.  I want to let the heavyweight division know that Trouble is coming".    Showtime Extreme will air live at 8:00 p.m. EST and at 5:00 p.m. on the west coast.  Tickets for the action packed evening of boxing are priced at $150, $75, $50 and $25, plus applicable taxes, fees and services charges.  They are available for purchase online at AXS.com, by phone at 888-9-AXS-TIX (888-929-7849) and at the StubHub Center Box Office (Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.).

FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES: ABNER MARES & JHONNY GONZALEZ, VICTOR TERRAZAS & LEO SANTA CRUZ, GOLDEN BOY PROMOTIONS PRESIDENT OSCAR DE LA HOYA, ANTONIO OROZCO, DOMINIC BREAZEALE, JOSEPH "JO JO" DIAZ JR. & MORE

Explosive SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING^® Doubleheader

This Saturday, Aug. 24, Live on SHOWTIME^®

 From StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.,

Preliminary Fights On SHOWTIME EXTREME; Tickets Still On Sale

CARSON, CALIF. (Aug. 22, 2013) – Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotionshosted the final press conference Thursday for the outstanding fight card that will take place this Saturday, Aug. 24, on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING live onSHOWTIME^® (10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT, immediately following the series premiere of ALL ACCESS: Mayweather vs. Canelo) and SHOWTIME EXTREME (8 p.m. ET/PT) from StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.

In Saturday’s main event of an explosive world championship doubleheader on SHOWTIME, undefeated three-time and three-division World Champion Abner Mares(26-0-1, 14 KO’s), of Downey, Calif., by way of Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, will defend his WBC Featherweight World Championship against former Two-Division World Champion Jhonny Gonzalez (54-8, 46 KO’s), of Mexico City.

Unbeaten former IBF Bantamweight World Champion Leo “Terremoto” Santa Cruz(24-0-1, 14 KO’s), of Los Angeles, by way of Huetamo, Michoacan, Mexico, will challenge WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Victor “Vikingo” Terrazas(37-2-1, 21 KO’s), of Guadalajara, in the opening bout of the telecast.

Scheduled for SHOWTIME EXTREME: Antonio Orozco (17-0, 13 KO’s), San Diego, Calif., vs. Ivan Hernandez (23-9, 22 KO’s), Miami, Fla., 10 rounds, junior welterweights; Joseph “Jo Jo’’ Diaz Jr. (6-0, 4 KO’s), South El Monte, Calif., vs. Noel Mendoza (6-2-1, 1 KO), Phoenix, Ariz., 6 rounds, featherweights; and Dominic Breazeale (5-0, 5 KO’s), Los Angeles, vs. Lenroy Thomas (16-2, 8 KO’s), St. Catherine, Jamaica, 8 rounds, heavyweights.

This will be the eighth consecutive appearance on SHOWTIME for Mares (including last May 4 when he dethroned Daniel Ponce De Leon via a ninth-round TKO to capture the WBC 126-pound crown on SHOWTIME PPV) dating back to his SHOWTIME debut on May 22, 2010.  Five of Santa Cruz’s six fights since June 2, 2012, have been on SHOWTIME.  The other came on The CBS Television Network. 

Tickets for an event with a distinct Southern California flavor are priced at $150, $75, $50 and $25, plus applicable taxes, fees and services charges, and are available now at AXS.com, by phone at 888-9-AXS-TIX (888-929-7849) and at StubHub Center Box Office (Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. PT to 6 p.m. PT).  VIP Suites are available by calling 877-604-8777.  For more information on group discounts or VIP packages, please call 877-234-8425. Doors open at 2 p.m. PT and the first live fight is at 2:20 p.m.

What De La Hoya and the boxers said Thursday from StubHub Center (all the SHOWTIME and SHOWTIME EXTREME fighters except Mendoza were in attendance):

OSCAR DE LA HOYA, President Golden Boy Promotions

“Jhonny Gonzalez brings a lot to the table and is fighting one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world in Abner Mares. I believe they have Abner at No. 5, but I have to disagree with that. I  put him up there at No. 3, if not No. 2. Jhonny knows he’s in for a tough fight. Abner knows he’s in for a tough fight. It’s going to be fireworks on Saturday night.

”For the boxing fans in L.A., this is what boxing is all about and this is what they deserve. Abner Mares is a special talent that we are witnessing in our era. He’s a talent that doesn’t come around very often. He’s fought nothing but the best. We all know Gonzalez. He’s a machine who is a tough puncher and a very calculated puncher. Jhonny knows this is his opportunity. Everybody knows that.

“When I first saw Abner fighting in the Olympics for Mexico in 2004 I just knew instinctively that he had that something that all champions have. There is no quit in his game and he has a long career ahead of him. And I wasn’t wrong about him. He’s already great and he keeps on proving it by wanting to only fight the best. And that’s what it takes to become great.”

ABNER MARES, WBC Featherweight World Champion

“I want to thank the entire Golden Boy staff for making this possible. I know them all, from the guy who cleans the office to the head honchos like Oscar and Richard (Schaefer). And I want to thank SHOWTIME. I’ve been a headliner like eight times and it’s just a huge blessing. I won’t disappoint. I promise you a great fight like I always do.

“This is another tough fight, but I want to fight nothing but the best. Champion, ex-world champion, whoever you bring, whoever the fans want me to fight, you know I’ll fight. I like and admire Jhonny Gonzalez. I like his style of fighting and know his camp because (Ignacio) ‘Nacho’ Beristain was my trainer for three years. I know the style and it’s nothing but finesse and nothing but pureness.

“I’ve seen my share of fights from StubHub in the stands, but now I’m ready to experience coming out and putting on a real show for the fans.’’

JHONNY GONZALEZ, Former Two-Division World Champion

“I want to thank Golden Boy and everyone involved for making this fight happen. I am very prepared. A fighter always wants to fight the best and I am fighting the best in Abner Mares.

“The question I’ve been asked the most is if I am looking at this as my last chance at the bigtime. Well, I am not. One way to stop getting this question from the media is to win on Saturday.

“Every fighter wants to get a shot at the world title, and then to win it, but my body feels good and I still feel I have a lot of fight left in me. I’m not looking ahead, but I can see a possible move to super featherweight in the future.

“I may have more knockouts than he has fights (actually, almost twice as many), but he had such a great amateur career than I think we are tied when it comes to experience.

“I am sure the biggest winners will be the fans and the sport of boxing because this fight is going to be a total war.’’

LEO SANTA CRUZ, Former IBF Bantamweight World Champion

“I’d like to thank Golden Boy, SHOWTIME, my manager, Al Haymon and everyone else. I’m 100 percent ready. I'm ready for war. I know that Terrazas is very tough and this will be the hardest fight of my career. I know that he's been through as much as I have to get to this point. The good thing is that the belt will stay with a Mexican no matter who wins. May the best man win.

“We’ve trained really hard for this and we’re ready. My career depends on this so I have to just leave it all in the ring.’’

VICTOR TERRAZAS, WBC Super Bantamweight Champion

“I think it is great to have so many Mexican fans behind me even though this fight is in his backyard. The support I am getting really makes me feel good.

“We’re going to give the fans what they come out to see: a real fight with toe-to-toe, non-stop action.

“As world champion, you have to defend against any and all comers. Every fight I’ve had, or he’s had, has been a war, and this will not be an exception. This is a great matchup, a fans’ fight. If I was a fan, I know for sure that I’d be watching.

“I’ve studied a lot of tape on Santa Cruz. We’ll see on Saturday how it plays out. Fighters can change from fight to fight, but I know I am prepared and ready for anything. I think one of my best advantages is that I am shorter than he is and because of that I will be able to get inside.’’

ANTONIO OROZCO, Unbeaten Junior Welterweight

“This is my second time on SHOWTIME EXTREME and I am really thankful to SHOWTIME for bringing me back. I am ready to do what I do.

“I don’t know much about Hernandez except that he probably packs a punch, so I know I have to be cautious and not just go out winging shots. But I had a great camp and the work is done

“I don’t just go out looking to be impressive; that’s not in my mindset. Winning is the important thing. I always want to put on a great performance and entertain the fans, but I know I have to stay focused.’’

IVAN HERNANDEZ, Hard-Hitting Junior Welterweight

“I’m looking forward to Saturday. This will be a great fight. Orozco is undefeated, but I don’t think he’s ever faced a fighter like me.’’

JOSEPH “JO JO’’ DIAZ JR., 2012 U.S. Olympian and Undefeated Featherweight

“I just fought last month so I’m right back at it. I had a taste of the StubHub Center before and just knowing it’s my backyard and that the two headliners are in my weight class is just a huge blessing to me.

“I’m expecting my opponent to come out and try to pull off the upset. I’m going to give my all and give everybody a great show. I’m going to be aggressive and I’m going to be alert, and just very powerful.

“I’m working on sitting down my punches more often. And landing more shots. In the amateurs you’re just landing punches and just trying to rack up points. But in the pros I’m trying to be more relaxed and pick the better shots.’’

DOMINIC BREAZEALE, 2012 U.S. Olympian and Unbeaten Heavyweight

“It’s an honor to be on TV and fighting in front of the entire nation. I’m a hometown kid and I’ll have all my friends and family out.

“This is a stepping-stone fight and I have to come out and prove myself and show what I’ve got. I have to impose my will. 

“I started my amateur career just down the road at ‘The Rock’ so to be a Southern California kid I couldn’t ask for more to make my television debut. I’m here to gain some fans and I hope to get more and more.”

LENROY THOMAS, Heavyweight

“I know I am coming an as the ‘opponent’ and as basically a stepping stone for him, but if you step on a stepping stone you are going to slide. I haven’t fought in a long time because of personal problems and having to take care of things with my family, but I am looking forward to coming back and proving myself.

“To return to the ring in this kind of fight is a great opportunity for me. I had a great camp. We’ll see who’s best on Saturday.’’

ABOUT "MARES VS. GONZALEZ":

Mares vs. Gonzalez, a 12-round fight for Mares' WBC Featherweight World Championship, will take place on Saturday, August 24 at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.  The event is promoted by Golden Boy Promotions, sponsored by Corona and AT&T and will be televised live on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING^® immediately following the series premiere of ALL ACCESS: Mayweather vs. Canelo at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.  Also featured will be a 12-round world championship showdown between WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Victor Terrazas and former IBF Bantamweight World Champion Leo Santa Cruz.  SHOWTIMECHAMPIONSHIP BOXING is available in Spanish using secondary audio programming (SAP).  Mares vs. Gonzalez is presented in association with Promociones Del Pueblo.  Preliminary fights will air on SHOWTIME EXTREME^® (8 p.m. ET/PT).

      

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