Anderson Headlines July 19 in Parsippany, NJ!

Newark, NJ (July 2, 2014) – Welterweight up and comer Michael “Slick” Anderson of Newark returns to the ring Saturday, July 19 at the Parsippany Police Athletic League when he battles an opponent to be named in an eight round contest.

 

The card is promoted by All Out Promotions and Edmonds Promotions. Tickets starting at $40 are available by calling 862-766-0145. The opening bell is scheduled for 7 pm with doors opening an hour prior.

A former New Jersey Golden Gloves Champion,Anderson’s 13-2 with 10 wins by knockout. The President of the “Show Off Riders” Motorcycle Club, Anderson has sensational hand speed and is backed by a strong local following in the Garden State. Last November, Anderson, who spoke at multiple schools in Newark as part of the “Fight for Attendance” initiative, scored a spirited split decision against hard-hitting George Sosa.

 

In the chief supporting bout, popular unbeaten super middleweight John Magda puts his 8-0 record on the line in a six round contest. Magda, who is one of power broker Al Haymon’s newest signees, is fresh off a dramatic fourth round stoppage of Taneal Goyco on June 27. The East Rutherford, NJ native will face an opponent to be named.

 

Knockout artist Bobby Gunn Jr, popular cruiserweight Dave Valykeo, lightweight Sonny Frederickson and Bienvenido Diaz are all scheduled to appear in separate matches. More information on opponents and additional bouts will be announced shortly.

 

“This is our first time doing a card at the PAL and I’m expecting a sellout,” said Michael Daugherty, CEO of All Out Promotions. “We’ve got an excellent mix of talent from different neighborhoods and backgrounds to maximize fan interest. The venue is perfect for a fight card since there isn’t a bad seat in the house. Ticket sales have been strong and we’re already looking into adding extra seating.”

 

The Parsippany PAL is located at 33 Baldwin Road Parsippany, NJ 07054.

WBA Fedelatin Champion, Michael Angelo 'The Artist' Perez gives back to the Community, speaks to kids of Branch Brook Park in Newark

WBA Fedelatin light welterweight champion, Michael Angelo 'The Artist' Perez ( 19-1-2 , 10 KO's ) from Newark, New Jersey of Puerto Rican descendant, spends quality time by delivering a motivational speech to a group of Little Leaguers at Branch Brook Park in Newark, New Jersey.

"It's a beautiful thing that I can truly make an impact on them", said 'The Artist' Perez,"First I talked about the sacrifices of my career but most important, I told them to be consistent in their goals, put the grind and the hustle into the craft to become successful, never give up, be positive, help others, and with God in your side, you can accomplish amazing things".

Perez will be in the feature bout, on Monday, April 28 at the Ruben Rodriguez Coliseum in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, as part of an event promoted by 'Golden Boy Promotions' in association with 'PR Best Boxing Promotions'. 

Perez, ranked #10 by the WBA, will defend his title against Mexican, Jorge 'Koky' Romero ( 24-7, 21 KO's ) in a scheduled 10-round bout. 

The event is set to be broadcast on Fox Sports 1 and Fox Deportes as part of the series 'Golden Boy Live!', starting at 9:00 pm ( ET ).

In his last bout in September, 'The Artist' captured the vacant WBA Fedelatin belt by defeating Mexican, Miguel 'Dinamita' Zuñiga by unanimous decision.

Other notables victories by 'The Artist' included, a second round TKO over Eric Cruz, and over prospects, Fidel Maldonado, and Fernando Carcamo, both wins came by decision, in bloody matches.

Pérez is part of Golden Boy Promotions stable.

POWER HOUSE AMATEUR TEAM FROM THE ELITE HEAT GYM SHINE THIS PAST WEEKEND IN 3 TOURNAMENTS

NEWARK, NJ (NOVEMBER 25, 2013)--This past weekend members of the Powerhouse Amateur team that trains out of the Elite Heat Gym in Newark, NJ had successful showings in three different tournaments on the east coast.

First in Stamford, Connecticut, Silver Gloves National Champion Malik Nelson, who was competing in the 13-14 year-old, 85 pound division lost a close decision to Felix Rivera of Connecticut.  Nelson is trained by Charles Johnson.

In the same tourney, Jr. Golden Gloves national champion Vito Mielnicki Jr., who competes in the 11-12 year old, 80 pound division won a unanimous decision over Silver Gloves runner-up Xavier Ramirez of Reading, PA.

In the Metro championships that took place at Gleasons Gym in Brooklyn, NY.  Zyad Hassan who fights in the 11 year-old, 95 pound division lost in the finals while Louis Morales had two dominating wins to win the 14-15 year-old, 106 pound title.

Hassan and Morales are trained by Robinson Velez and Abdul Hassan.

In Lake Placid, New York Jonel Lorenzo won the regional tournament in the open class, 123 pound division.  That win qualified him for the National tournament.

Lorenzo is coached by Robert Griffin and Ahmed Elliot.

The Junior Olympic team is preparing for the state silver gloves for the state silver glover tournament that takes place on December 21stin Paterson, NJ.

Slick Slips Past Sosa; Beale Bests Bolden in Newark!

 

Newark, NJ (November 24, 2013) – Popular welterweight Michael “Slick” Anderson had all that he could handle from dynamite-fisted George Sosa in the eight round main event of All Out Promotions and Edmonds Promotions’ “Fighting For Attendance” at Weequahic High School in Newark.

 

Backed by a large group of supporters, Anderson was clearly the most popular fighter of the evening, but Sosa quickly made it evident that he wanted to silence the hometown favorite’s fans by knocking him out. Anderson, who accommodated Sosa, a late replacement, by agreeing to fight at 152 pounds, stepped on the scale Friday evening at 148 and was visibly smaller on fight night.

 

The opening stanza was a close one, with Anderson using his speed and boxing while the aggressive Sosa threw every punch with bad intentions. In the second, Sosa landed a number of hard head shots, forcing Anderson to retreat. Shortly thereafter, a hard right hand by Sosa opened a gash above Anderson’s left eye but Anderson returned the favor and bloodied Sosa’s mouth.

 

Throughout the rest of the contest, Sosa came forward throwing and landing hard punches, buzzing Anderson on a few occasions, while the faster Anderson used speed along with good left hooks to the body in attempt to keep his rugged foe off of him.

 

When the final bell sounded, the crowd got on their feet and gave both fighters a standing ovation, though they weren’t sure who would emerge victorious.

 

After eight outstanding rounds, Judge Larry Layton scored the bout 77-75 for Sosa, but was overruled by Eugene Grant and Shafeeq Rashada’s tallies of 77-75 for Anderson.

 

“George Sosa is very strong and definitely the strongest guy I’ve ever fought,” said Anderson. “He definitely came to win tonight but I did as well and we put on a good show. He landed some good shots and did honestly buzz me one time. A lot of it was that my legs were cramping up and that caused me to look more hurt than I was, but I had to pull through.”

 

Anderson also acknowledged that the bout was close but didn’t believe his opponent was robbed.

 

“Sosa threw a lot of bombs he wasn’t trying to box at all or work a jab. I was doing a lot more pure boxing than he was. Going into the eighth round, I honestly wasn’t sure what the judges were thinking. I have no control over what they decide but went into the ring with a problem and overcame it.”

 

Sosa and his team vehemently disagreed.

 

“We are filing a formal complaint with the New Jersey State Athletic Commission,” stated a furious Mike Melendez, trainer of Sosa. “We have this fight recorded and I want everybody to go back and watch the fight. One round went well over four minutes and there’s no doubt that we were robbed!”

 

Sosa echoed his trainer.

 

“Everybody saw how he could not continue. All he did at the end of the fight was say that the issue was a cramp in his leg? That’s admitting a loss! Everybody in his hometown approached me after the fight and said that I won. We’re filing a protest!”

 

With the win, Anderson improves to 13-2-1 with 10 knockouts, while Sosa slides to 12-5 with all of his wins by KO.

 

In the eight round co-feature, rising Newark heavyweight Tyyab Beale, 9-3-1 (3 KO’s), ran his unbeaten streak to eight fights by outpointing hard-hitting New Yorker Jon Bolden, 6-7 (5 KO’s). Beale and Bolden were familiar with one another, as they put on an exciting bout in June 2011 with Beale taking a spit decision. On this night, the confident Beale was able to outbox Bolden, who lost a point for holding during the sixth round.

 

Scores were 80-71 and 78-73 twice.

 

Throughout the city of Newark, attendance is a major problem that is only getting worse, with the average student missing more than 30 days of school annually. To help promote getting children into the classrooms and off the streets, All Out Promotions and Edmonds Promotions donated more than 70 tickets to students from multiple district schools that had outstanding attendance. They also hosted assemblies at Weequahic and Newark Vocational High Schools. Weequahic’s principal, Faheem Ellis, spoke to the crowd about improving attendance and also honored two alums that went onto have successful athletic careers.

 

All Out Promotions and Edmonds Promotions held a special 50/50 raffle for the family of Dwayne “Dutch” Vanderveer, a friend of Anderson’s who tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident on August 31 at the young age of 33.

 

UNDERCARD RESULTS:

 

MIDDLEWEIGHTS: “War Machine” Michael Mitchell (Paterson, NJ), 2-2-2, UD4 (40-36, 40-36, 39-37) Eddie Edmond (Newark, NJ), 2-3-2 (1 KO)

 

CRUISERWEIGHTS: Ibn Akbar Richardson (Newark,NJ) 1-0 UD4 (40-36, 40-36, 39-37) Eric George (Niagara Falls, NY) 0-6

 

SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS: Godson “Soldier Boy” Noel (Bloomfield, NJ), 3-0 (2 KO’s) MD4 (49-36, 39-37, 38-38) Lavon Slade (Philadelphia, PA) 0-1

Anderson to face Knockout Artist Sosa at “Fighting for Attendance”!

Newark, NJ (November 21, 2013) – Popular Michael “Slick” Anderson will now face dynamite-fisted George “El Terrible” Sosa in the eight round main event of All Out Promotions and Edmond's Promotions’ “Fighting for Attendance” in an eight round bout this Saturday evening at Weequahic High School in Newark, NJ.

 

Tickets from $35 are available by going to http://www.eventbrite.com/event/8886354325?ref=ebtnebtckt

 

Hailing from Reading, PA, Sosa’s 12-4 with all of his wins coming by knockout. In his four defeats, Sosa faced quality fighters in world rated Emmanuel Taylor, who won a debatable majority decision, and unbeaten Wilkins Santiago, Sammy Vasquez and Javonte Starks.

 

One of the biggest ticket sellers in the Garden State,Anderson has an excellent 12-2-1 professional ledger with 10 of his victories coming by way of knockout. TheNewark based southpaw is looking to get back on track after dropping a decision against unbeaten late replacement Emmanuel Lartey in January.

 

“Outside of the fact that he’s a big puncher, I don’t know much about him to be honest,” stated Anderson. “I expect hell come to fight because I’m coming to fight and I want to put on a great show for my loyal fans.”

 

In order to accommodate Sosa, Anderson agreed to meet him at a catchweight of 152 lbs.

 

In addition to training for his bout and dealing with multiple opponents turning the fight down, Anderson’s spearheaded the “Fighting for Attendance” initiative by speaking to students at Weequahic and NewarkVocational High School about the importance of staying in school. He also donated tickets that will be given to the top students from both schools on behalf of All Out and Edmond's Promotions.

 

“It’s a good thing for me to be able to speak to the kids and that they’re listening to the importance of being in school and not bullying,” said Anderson. “I hope the message synchs in and they continue to do it. Donating tickets means we didn’t give up on them and we want them to succeed. I’m from Newark and these kids are always in our heart. This was the effort of all out andEdmond's labeling it fighting for attendance for the kids.”

 

Rising heavyweight Tyyab Beale will meet Jon Bolden in the six round co-featured bout. The two previously fought in June 201, with Beale winning an action-packed split decision. Beale, who hails from Newark, hasn’t in 3 ½ years and is 8-3-1 with 3 knockouts. Confident that he’ll come out the victor on the 23^rd, the hard-hitting New York City resident is 6-6 and has five knockouts.

 

In undercard action, middleweight Eddie Edmond of Newark  meets  Paterson native Michael Mitchell in a battle for Garden State bragging rights. 

 

Unbeaten Bloomfield police officer Godson Noel risks his 2-0 record against debuting Philadelphian Anthony Slade in four round middleweight bout, while debuting Newark cruiserweight Iban Akbar Richardson challenges experienced Eric George of Niagara Falls, NY. Exciting lightweight Allan Phelan of New York City by way of Ireland challenges New Jersey’s Dwayne Holman Jr and Newark’s Shakir Dunn, 1-1 (1 KO), faces an opponent to be named.

 

In addition to an excellent evening of boxing, All Out Promotions and Edmonds Promotions will have a 50/50 with the proceeds going to the family of Dwayne “Dutch” Vanderveer, a friend of Anderson’s who tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident on August 31 at age 33. There will also be a special tribute for him.

 

Doors open at 6:45 and the opening bell is scheduled for  7:30.  

 

Weequahic High School is located at 279 Chancellor Ave in Newark.

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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Anderson Headlines “Fighting for Attendance”November 23!

 

For Immediate Release

 

Newark, NJ (October 31, 2013) – Welterweight hopeful Michael “Slick” Anderson will headline All Out Promotions and Edmonds Promotions’ “Fighting for Attendance” in a ten round bout Saturday, November 23at Weequahic High School in Newark, NJ.

         

Throughout the city of Newark, attendance is a major problem that is only getting worse, with the average student missing more than 30 days of school annually. To help promote getting children into the classrooms and off the streets, All Out Promotions is donating tickets to the “Fighting for Attendance” card to Weequahic students with outstanding attendance. They’re also hosting assemblies throughout the district.

 

“I am very bothered by these attendance issues in Newark,” said Michael Daughety, CEO of All Out Promotions. “These kids are not in class being educated but instead running the streets and making choices that could potentially be fatal. I hope that we’re able to donate a lot of tickets because that means kids are attending school and learning like they’re supposed to."

 

Tickets from $35 are available by going tohttp://www.eventbrite.com/event/8886354325?ref=ebtnebtckt

 

The quick-handed Anderson is 12-2-1 as a professional with 10 wins by way of knockout. A Newark native, Anderson founded the Showoff Riders Bike Club and is a huge local draw. In his last bout, Anderson dropped a competitive ten round decision against then-unbeaten southpaw Emmanuel Lartey.

 

Anderson’s opponent will be named shortly.

 

In the co-featured bout, surging heavyweight Tyyab Beale meets an opponent to be named in a six rounder. Beale, who also hails from Newark, is 8-3-1 with three wins by knockout and is unbeaten in his last seven bouts. On January 19, Beale topped previously unbeaten Aaron Kinch.

 

In a special attraction bout, highly touted Burke, VA middleweight Antoine “Action” Douglas will appear in a six round bout. Douglas, 10-0 (6 KO’s), has a fan friendly style and the 21-year-old is on the fast track to stardom.

 

Popular locals Jason “Monstruo” Escalera, Adam Kownacki, Godson Noel, Eddie Edmonds, George Borges, Josaliz Cepeda, Allan Phelan, Iban Akbar Richardson and Shakir Dunn will appear in separate bouts.

 

In addition to an excellent evening of boxing, All Out Promotions and Edmonds Promotions will have a 50/50 with the proceeds benefitting the Lupus Foundation of America. There will also be a special tribute to Dwayne “Dutch” Vanderveer, a friend of Anderson’s who tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident onAugust 31 at the young age of 33.

 

Doors open at 6:45 and the opening bell is scheduled for 7:30. Weequahic High School is located at 279 Chancellor Ave in Newark.

 

FOR MEDIAL CREDENTIALS OR INTERVIEWS

 

Contact: Matt Yanofsky (All Out Promotions Publicist and Operations Manager) – 551-206-0578

 

FOR INQUIRES REGARDING WEEQUAHIC OR THE NEWARK COMMUNITY CONTACT: Dominic Tamin (Weequahic High School) – 908-906-7355/dtamin2000@yahoo.com

RING WARS - AMATEUR BOXING 11/16

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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  READ RING WARS 15 ARTCLE ---- CLICK HERE For more information RING WARS BOXING III Click Here RWBOX3.

JOHN THOMPSON – BRANDON QUARLES THIS FRIDAYON WWW.PANDAFEED.TV

PHILADELPHIA / NEWARK (September 12, 2013)—This Friday night, GH3 Promotions and Greg Cohen Promotions presents a big night of boxing that will be headlined by undefeated Jr. Middleweight John “Apollo Kidd” Thompson taking on once-beaten Brandon Quarles.

That bout plus a full eight bout undercard will be streamed LIVE all over the world for just $9.99 and be can be ordered by clicking:  http://pandafeed.tv/index.html#!/watch/520b09795cb87f8d570e3df8

Thompson of Newark, New Jersey has a record of 12-0 with four knockouts and has knockout wins over Jamond Bourgeois (4-1) and Grayson Blake (5-1).  In his last bout the 24 year old Thompson scored three knockdowns en route to an eight round unanimous decision over previously undefeated Geovanny Rodriguez (8-0) on May 10^th in a bout that was televised on SHO BOX from Miami, Oklahoma.

Quarles of Alexandria, Virginia has a record of 10-1-1 with three knockouts.

Quarles won his first nine bouts before a draw with veteran John Mackey. Quarles appeared on SHO BOX and lost a very competitive eight round unanimous decision to undefeated DaQuann Arnett.  In his last bout, Quarles scored a 2^nd round stoppage over Jimmy LeBlanc on August 10^th in Washington, D.C.

“This is a quality fight show that showcases some of the best young talent on the east coast”, said Pandafeed.tv co-founder and director of boxing Marc Abrams.

“Thompson proved that he is a ring star and Quarles proved that he is more than capable.  Vito Mielnicki and Greg Cohen have done a great job in signing these highly decorated kids and to have them on all on display on one show is a tremendous opportunity for the fans to see some of the future stars of boxing.”

In a six round Welterweight bout, undefeated Welterweight Anthony “Juice” Young (8-0, 4 KO’s) of Atlantic City, NJ will take on James Harrison (3-3-1, 1 KO) of Marrero, Louisiana.  Harrison has fought an undefeated opponent in each of his eight bouts.

In four round bouts:

Tyrell Wright (3-0, 2 KO’s) of Jersey City, NJ will fight Alex Rozman (2-2, 1 KO) of Davenport, IA

Rickey Edwards (2-0, 2 KO’s) of Paterson, NJ will battle Christian Steele (3-6-1, 1 KO) of Staunton, VA in a Lightweight bout.

Shkaur Jackson (1-0, 1 KO) of Newark, NJ will face Malik Jackson (0-1) of New Jersey in a Welterweight bout.

Samuel Teah of Philadelphia will make his pro debut against Larry Yanez (3-5-2) of Fort Lauderdale, FL in a Lightweight affair.

Jerry Odom (4-0, 4 KO’s) of Bowie, Maryland will take on Antonio Liles (1-3, 1 KO) of North Carolina in a Light Heavyweight bout.

Danny Kelly (4-0, 4 KO’s) of Washington, D.C. will battle Jamal Woods (3-8, 3 KO’s) of Forest City, AR in a Heavyweight bout.

Godson Noel (1-0, 1 KO) of Newark, NJ will square off with Charles Kirby (1-6) of Philadelphia in a Super Middleweight bout.

Tickets for this great night of boxing are $100 for VIP Ringside; $75 for Ringside; $40 for General

1^st bell is 7:30 pm with the doors opening at 6pm