VITALIY DEMYANENKO MAKES QUICK RETURN TO THE RING

October 17, 2012 - Making a quick return to the ring is undefeated welterweight contender, Vitaliy Demyanenko (21-0, 12 KOs), who'll be fighting Damian Frias (19-5-1, 10 KOs) on November 3, 2012, in the main event at the Emerald Casino in Tacoma, Washington.  The 10-round bout will be promoted by Brian Halquist Productions in association with Boxing 360. 

Last week, Demyanenko won a unanimous decision against Roberto Valenzuela in a 6-round bout that took place at the Remington Park Racing Casino in, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.   Vitaliy looks to continue his winning ways against Frias.

"It very pleased that my promoter Boxing 360 has another fight lined up for me," said Demyanenko. "My manager Steve Pochiro is working great with Mario Yagobi and together they are doing a wonderful job getting me fights.  As long as I'm healthy I want to keep fighting as much as possible.  Frias is a good fighter and he's one not to look past.  I'll be ready for this fight and I will be victorious when the final bell rings."

"Vitaliy has been training real hard for the last year," mentioned Demyanenko's manager Steve Pochiro. "He gets up every morning to go run and his dedication to boxing is incredible.  The Frias fight is the next big step in the right direction to line us up for a title shot.  Yagobi and I are working harmoniously for the betterment of Vitaliy's career.  He'll come prepared and he'll be ready to go against Frais."

"Demyanenko is on a roll right now," stated Boxing 360 promoter Mario Yagobi. "I'm happy with everything he's doing and our team is strong. A big fight is on the horizon if he can remain focused on his boxing career and win this fight."

VITALIY DEMYANENKO VICTORIOUS IN RETURN

 

October 11, 2012 -Tonight at the Remington Park Racing Casino in, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, unbeaten welterweight standout, Vitaliy Demyanenko (21-0, 12 KOs), won a lopsided unanimous decision against Roberto Valenzuela (65-63-2, 32 KOs).

From the opening round, Demyanenko controlled the fight with constant pressure and hard combinations.  Although the bout went the distance, Valenzuela never was in the fight as he was outclassed from the opening bell.  The scorecards read 60-54 across the board.

"Valenzuela fought hard, but I wasn't going to be denied tonight," said Demyanenko. "I'm feeling unstoppable and I'm looking forward to stepping up the competition.  As soon as my promoter Boxing 360 has something lined up, I'll be ready to go."

"Demyanenko is determined to take his career to the next level," said Mario Yagobi of Boxing 360. "He's getting better with every fight and that's what I like to see.  I'm going to keep him busy as long as he's healthy.  He'll return to the ring very soon."