Tyrone Brunson looks for big win over DeCarlo Perez this Saturday night at 2300 Arena in Philadelphia

Philadelphia (October 15 2014) - This Saturday night at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, one of the biggest punchers in the sport, Tyrone "Young Gun" Brunson (22-2-1, 21 KO's) returns to the his hometown for the first time in 9 and a half years when he takes on Atlantic City's DeCarlo Perez (12-3-1, 4 KO's) in a scheduled 8-round Jr. Middleweight bout. The bout is promoted by Main Events, Peltz Boxing and BAM Boxing. Brunson, who burst on to the scene in 2005 and set the world record for 19 consecutive 1st round knockouts to start his career is looking to restart his promising career.  He knows that all can happen with a win over Perez. "It is going to be a good fight.  I am well prepared.  This is the best training camp I have ever had and I have to thank my manager Mark Cipparone and Club 1957 Management for that," said Brunson. He is facing the tough Perez, who himself is on a roll as he has won six of his last seven bouts which includes wins over Dante Moore (8-0-2), Jarmar Freeman (9-1-2) and his last bout when he defeated Marcus Willis (13-3-2). "I do not know much about Perez.  I heard he is a rugged guy and he comes to fight." Brunson gained a lot of fanfare all over the world as he was amassing all of those knockout victories, three of which came in New Zealand. "I am past that record.  This is a rebirth and fans will see a new Tyrone Brunson.  I consider this fight my 2nd pro debut." With a new team, led by Cipparone, Brunson has been given a proper training camp and knows he is in the right situation to realize his potential. "I have been doing things in this camp that I have never done before.  Mark has made me very comfortable for this camp." With his record, Brunson feels that he is not far away from competing in meaningful fights but a win over Perez is a must for that to occur. "I plan to close the year with one fight after this.  I can see after three fights tops that I can compete for a regional title.  After that a world title.  But now, Perez is my only focus and then I will go from there." "I want to thank my supporters from day one.  I hope everybody will come out and enjoy this fight card.", finished Brunson Tyrone Brunson workout 100814 Club 1957 Management was founded in 2013 by local businessman Mark Cipparone.  Cipparone is the owner of the widely successful and popular Rocco's Collision.  Since the formation of Club 1957 Management he has guided the careers of some the top fighters in the country.  Currently he manages Heavyweight Joey Dawejko, Jr. Middleweight Tyrone Brunson, Welterweight Raymond Serrano, Bantamweight Miguel Cartegena, Jr. Lightweight Tevin Farmer and Jr. Lightweight Jason Sosa.

Joey Dawejko scores explosive 1st round knockout in Club 1957 Management debut

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Philadelphia (August 4, 2014) - This past Saturday night at the Revel Resort in Atlantic City, Heavyweight Joey Dawejko made an emphatic statement as he destroyed David Williams in just 108 seconds of the scheduled 8-round bout that was part of the Sergey Kovalev - Blake Caparello card. Dawejko, who was making his first start under the Club 1957 Management banner scored three destructive knockdowns and looked like the fighter that many thought he would be after a decorated amateur career. Dawejko of Philadelphia is now 11-3-2 with 4 knockouts said, "I felt great tonight, It definitely was a good performance and a great win." Dawejko gives a lot of credit to manager Mark Cipparone and Club 1957 Management. "Mark supports his fighters to the max and that's a big part of it.  I have so much more confidence from him and I love what he does for his fighters." Said Mark Cipparone, "Joey was terrific on Saturday and the best is yet to come.  We have only had a him a few weeks and we know that in the next two fights, he will be in great condition and he will be on his way to do the major things that people had believed he would do coming out of the amateurs." Dawejko is promoted by Peltz Boxing. Below is the full post fight video interview.  Media outlets may copy/paste embedded link to their websites Joey Dawejko Post Fight Interview 080214

BAM Boxing's Brittany Rogers Featured on Comcast SportsNet-Philadelphia

Boxing is the purest form of competition, one on one with a fight to the finish. The boxing ring is not the place you would expect a young woman to spend most of her time. But Brittany Rogers is no ordinary lady. Rogers, known to the boxing world as "BAM", is one of the co-promoter's for the December 8th NBC Sports Network Fight Night show. The fight card will take place at Temple University's Pearson / McGonigle Hall on Broad Street in North Philly. The NBCSN broadcast will begin at 9PM ET. North Philly native and #5 heavyweight contender Bryant Jennings, 15-0, 7 KOs, takes on Bowie Tupou, 22-2, 16 KOs, of Tonga, in the 12-round main event with Jennings' USBA heavyweight title on the line. The 10-round junior lightweight co-feature bout is a face off between North Philadelphian Teon Kennedy, 17-2-2, 7 KOs, and the undefeated Texan Jerry Belmontes, 17-0, 5 KOs. "BAM", a 2011 2011 Temple University graduate, was recently featured on a Comcast SportsNet Philly show. Check it out below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTov0zTaR88&feature=youtube_gdata_playercheck ABOUT DECEMBER 8TH Pearson/McGonigle Halls, a 4,500-seat venue at Temple University located at 1800 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19121. It has hosted both professional and amateur boxing in the past, but when NBC Sports Network broadcasts the sixth installment of its "Fight Night" series on Dec. 8, it will be the first professional boxing event held at Pearson/McGonigle Halls in over 19 years. Eight bouts are planned for the Philadelphia card. The fight is promoted by Main Events, Peltz Boxing, and Goossen-Tutor Promotions in association with BAM Boxing. For ticket information, contact Peltz Boxing at 215-765-0922, www.peltzboxing.com. Tickets also are on sale atwww.comcastTIX.com. 2012-2013 NBC SPORTS NETWORK FIGHT NIGHT SCHEDULE (All times ET and subject to change) Saturday, December 8 - 9 p.m. - 11p.m. NBC Sports Network  Saturday, December 22 - 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. NBC Saturday, January 19 - 9 p.m. - 11 p.m. NBC Sports Network Saturday, February 23 - 10:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. NBC Sports Network Saturday, March 9 - 10 p.m. - 12 a.m. NBC Sports Network Tweet the link to NBC Sports Network Fight Night channel finder: bit.ly/175UuU Twitter: #FightNight  To find the location of the NBC Sports Network on your local cable, satellite or IPTV provider, click here: http://www.nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/30092015/ns/sports/

WILSON SCORES KNOCKOUT OF THE YEAR CANDIDATE OVER TAYLOR—FIGHT NOW AVAILABLE ON DEMAND ON GFL

Devastating stoppage for Wilson to retain USBA and capture NABF Cruiserweight title plus wins by Finley, Nelson, Pham, Reyes and Unthank-May


ATLANTIC CITY (April 15, 2012)—This past Saturday night at Ballys in Atlantic City, streaking Cruiserweight Garrett “The Ultimate Warrior” Wilson scored an explosive twelfth round stoppage over Andres Taylor to retain the USBA and win the NABF Cruiserweight title.

The bout highlighted a seven bout card that was promoted by Peltz Boxing and streamed all over the world on http://www.gfl.tv/

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Wilson scored a knockdown in round one and in round eleven and wobbled Taylor on several occasions. Taylor had his moments as he used crafty boxing ability to score effectively in spots. In the end, it was the prodigious power of Wilson as he scored a hard knockdown in round eleven and landed a huge right hand that put Taylor out cold for several minutes just ten seconds before the end of the fight.

The EMT’s rushed in the ring but Taylor was able to leave the ring on his own power.

With the win, Wilson of Philadelphia moves to 13-5-1 with seven knockouts and is now looking at a top-five ranking by the IBF and will now enter the rankings by the WBC. Taylor of Johnstown, PA is now 20-2-2.

In the exciting co-feature, Christopher Finley used two knockdowns to catapult his way to a six round unanimous decision over Osnel Charles in a lightweight bout.

The fight was back and forth with both fighters landing big shots. Charles simply could not overcome the two knockdowns and Finley scored the mild upset.

Undefeated Jr. Welterweight Naim Nelson earned his first knockout as he went to 6-0 when he stopped Dontre King in the fourth round of their scheduled six round bout.

Gabriel Pham fought through two nasty cuts but was able to shutout pro debuting Michael Mitchell in a four round Super Middleweight bout. Pham, the Atlantic City native was coming off a year and a half layoff.

Korey Sloane & Julio Dejesus fought to a spirited four round draw in a Jr. Welterweight bout.

Joshua Reyes scored a four round unanimous decision over Elvis Rodriguez in a grueling Featherweight bout.

Todd Unthank-May closed the show out with and explosive twenty-seven second stoppage over Ronnie Lawrence in a rematch of Light Heavyweights. Unthank-May is now 3-0 with two knockouts.

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Newtown Showdown May 12th!

Lightweight Prospect Osnel Charles Returns To Action April 14 at Bally’s in AC

On Saturday, April 14 at Bally’s Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, NJ, lightweight prospect Osnel Charles will be stepping between the ropes to go to battle with Christopher Finely.

Charles (9-2, 1 KO) turned pro in 2009, and after winning his debut, he suffered defeats in his following two fights. Rather than becoming dejected and falling off track, Charles regrouped, reanalyzed what he had to do to get on the winning track, and worked hard.

Since his last loss Charles has won eight straight fights, his last earning him the first KO of his career.

The up-and-coming lightweight described the knockout. “After the KO, people said I have power…but I have 11 fights, and only 1 knockout. I don’t think that’s power. I threw the perfect punch. My whole body was into it. I didn’t feel anything when I landed it. I hit the jab, and came over the top with the right hand, and that was it. Earlier in the round I connected with a hard left hook, and I felt that shot, but when I threw the right I didn’t feel anything at all.”

In recent wins Charles has shown that he has developed into a full fighter—he is a very technical boxer with fast hands and precision punching.

In his young career Charles has shown a maturity and ring presence often seen in veterans of the sport, but boxing is still quite new to the lightweight.

Charles first laced up the gloves at the late age of 19, and following an impressive amateur career that led him to the nationals, he turned pro at 24.

“When I was a kid I never even thought about boxing,” said Charles. “I was a nerdy kid, and always had my lunch money stolen. But every day I would sprint a mile and a half from the school to home. Guess that’s how I get my conditioning.”

Throughout his career Charles has ran into issues with fights falling through and fighters ducking him, but rather than becoming complacent and failing off the grid, he stayed focused and ready for when he got the call.

“I’m a gym rat…I stay in the gym 24/7. I keep up my running, and when I’m not training, I study my craft and watch videos of different fighters coming up in my weight class. It’s important to keep my mind occupied and stay busy. It’s on me to not lose focus. I’ve worked hard for this. It all comes down to the more I box the better I get.”

Going forward in 2012 Charles is adamant about staying active and continuing to train hard.

“I signed with Peltz Boxing Promotions; this year is going to be a good year. I want to keep busy. Right now we have another fight lined up in May. After the KO victory last June, a lot of fights fell through, so I am hoping everything going forward works out. I know that a belt is not going to happen overnight, but I will keep doing my job, which is to stay in shape, train and win fights. I let my management handle their part. If someone gave me a chance for a shot at a belt I would take it, but my goal for this year is to keep on winning fights.”

Osnel Charles is a top lightweight prospect with raw and sheer talent and a drive that has continued to propel him through the rankings.

“Lastly I’d like to give a shot out to Peltz Boxing Promotions and all my trainers for working me hard. And to everyone who doesn’t give up on me.”

Tickets priced @ $50 and $75 are on sale at Peltz Boxing (215-765-0922) and all Ticketmaster outlets (800-745-3000). They also can be purchased online at http://www.peltzboxing.com/  and http://www.ticketmaster.com/ .