Tevin Farmer wins 8th straight with decision win over Echevarria

PHILADELPHIA (FEBRUARY 5, 2014)--This past Friday night at Harrahs Philadelphia, Tevin "American Idol" Farmer scored a solid eight round unanimous decision over Noel Echevarria in a featherweight bout. With the win, Farmer notched his 8th consecutive victory to raise his record to 15-4-1 with three knockouts. Farmer, 23-years old of Philadelphia was making his 1st appearance as a featherweight since early in his career, won by scores of 79-73, 78-74 and 78-74. Tevin Farmer "It was a step up in how I won the fight,"said Farmer,  "He was tough as expected and he came to fight." Farmer believes that featherweight is a weight that will suit him just fine.   "I know if I get 1 or 2 more fights at this weight, I will be where I need to be."   This was the 8th consecutive win for Farmer and he knows that bigger fights are on the horizon.   "I need to keep on winning and win the way I have been.  I feel the big change in me is that I believe that if you work hard, stay dedicated and do the right things in and out of the ring, then the winning comes easy."   Farmer has been one of the busiest fighters around as the eight wins came in under 12 months and he plans to keep up the same work scheduled for 2014.   "I already told my manager that I am ready to fight ASAP."   Said Manager, Mark Cipparone, "We are very proud for Tevin.  He continues to get better with each performance and we are seeking the best possible fights for him."   For More information on Club 1957 Management:   Social Media:

TEVIN FARMER LOOKS FOR HIS EIGHTH STRAIGHT WIN THIS FRIDAY AGAINST ECHEVARRIA AT HARRAHS PHILADELPHIA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  CHESTER, PA (JANUARY 28, 2014)--This Friday night at Harrahs Philadelphia, now Featherweight Tevin "American Idol" Farmer will look for his 8th consecutive victory when he takes on Noel Echevarria in an eight round bout for the ABA Featherweight title. Farmer of Philadelphia has a record of 14-4 with three knockouts and has been undefeated since linking up with Mark Cipparone and Club 1957 Management. Farmer of Philadelphia has been preparing for a good fight from the 11-1 Echevarria. "Camp has been great and everything is going smoothly,"said Farmer.  "I had the opportunity to work with three-time world champion DeMarcus "Chop Chop" Corley and it has prepared more for this fight better than any other.I only know that my opponent is 11-1 and he is coming to win.  I know he will be ready.  I hope he is in shape because when I beat him down I want no excuses.   We are coming ready" Farmer started his career 7-4 and now is staring at 15-4 with a win over Echevarria. The winning streak is not just a coincidence.   "I have surrounded myself with a better team.  I have better knowledge and have been having much better training." Farmer always kept faith and worked hard to get to this point. "I always envisioned good things.  With better guidance I might not have taken those fights so early on in my career.   Now at this point in my career, I am ready for whatever comes my way."