Nelson and Belasco battle to draw; De Alba decisions Carrainde to highlight card at Valley Forge Casino Resort

Valley Forge, PA (October 6, 2014)--This past Saturday night, In front of a near capacity crowd at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, Naim Nelson and Ryan Belasco battled to an 8-round majority draw for the UBF All America's Jr. Welterweight title while Frank De Alba scored an 8-round unanimous decision over Jesse Carradine which highlighted a 5-bout card. The show was promoted King's Promotions and Peltz Boxing.   Nelson and Belasco battled to a close nip and tuck battle.  The fighter's styles were opposite of conventional wisdom heading into the fight as it was Belasco who was ahead when the fight was a boxing match while Nelson was getting the slightly better of the action in close.  It seemed going down the stretch it was Belasco who was in front and one judge did agree by awarding Belasco the fight 77-75.  He was overruled 76-76 on the remaining two cards thus rendering the split draw.   Belasco of Wilmington, DE is now 18-6-4.  Nelson is now 12-0-1.   In the co-feature, De Alba won his 12th consecutive fight as he he scored a knockdown in a nicely contested 8-round battle.   De Alba controlled the action moving in an out.  The taller Carradine tried to box from the outside and would occasionally get in a solid shot.  De Alba worked the body well but it was a short right hook that sent Carradine to the deck in round five.  Both guys fought hard throughout and even though he was the winner, De Alba had some swelling in his face.   De Alba of Reading, PA won by scores of 79-72, 78-73 and 76-75 and is now 14-1-2.  This was his 12th consecutive win and is unbeaten in 16 straight.  Carradine of Las Vegas is now 8-4-2. Anthony Prescott scored three knockdowns and finally put Shawn Sutton away at of2:19 of round three of their scheduled 4-round Welterweight bout. Prescott dropped Sutton with right hands in each of the three frames and there was doubt that Sutton would be allowed to continue after round two.  Prescott only had to work another 2:19 and he dropped and hurt Sutton and the fight was over. Prescott of Cherry Hill, NJ is now 4-3-2 with 2 knockouts.  Sutton of Norristown, PA is now 0-3. Travis Thompson scored a 4-round majority decision over Benjamin Burgos in a battle of hard luck Lightweights. Thompson of Pottstown, PA won by 39-37 twice and 38-38 and is now 6-11-3.  Burgos, of Mount Pocono, PA is now 1-9-1. Christian Molina remained undefeated by scoring a 50 second stoppage over Josue Rivera in a Jr. Welterweight bout. Molina dropped Rivera for the ten count from a combination in the corner. Molina of Allentown, PA is now 3-0 with 2 knockouts.  Rivera of Philadelphia is 2-6. Photos by Jeff Julian / King's Promotions

Nelson to risk undefeated record against Belasco in UBF All America's title fight this Saturday at Valley Firge Casino Resort

UBF All Americas Jr. Welterweight title bout to between Nelson & Belasco to serve as co-feature to De Alba - Carradine this Saturday

VALLEY FORGE, PA (October 2, 2014)--This Saturday night at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, undefeated Jr. Welterweight Naim "The Dream" Nelson (12-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia will take on Ryan Belasco (18-6-3, 3 KO's) of Wilmington, DE in an 8-round bout for the UBF All America's title that will serve as the co-feature bout to a championship night of boxing promoted by King;s Promotions and Peltz Boxing.   In the main event, Frank De Alba will take on Jesse Carridine in a 8-round Jr. Lightweight bout.   "Training has been great.  I have had no injuries and I am in terrific shape.  I have trained harder for this fight than any other fight,"said Nelson.   Nelson knows that Belasco is a worthy opponent but he is prepared for the task at hand.   "Ryan brings a lot of experience.  He has more than twice the amount of fights.  He was already a pro when I started my amateur career.  He has decent skills as he can box and bang.  It should be a great test."   With each passing win, Nelson knows that every fighter is gunning a little harder trying to put that first loss on him.   "It comes with the territory.  When you start getting to double-digit wins, you can feel guys wanting to take that zero from you.  Guys get up for you.  They train harder then they do for other fights which is great that we can bring the best out of each other."   Nelson is looking forward to adding another belt to his trophy case that already has the Pennsylvania Lightweight title in it.   "The UBF title adds to this fight.  I have that Lightweight state title.  I plan on staying at 140 lbs. unless I can find a big fight at Lightweight.  I am just happy to be able to fight for a 2nd title where there are so many fighters that don't even compete for any.  These are the types of things that will help me reach my ultimate goal and that is to fight for a world title."    Nelson finished, "I think this will be a tremendous fight.  It has been a year in the making and I know we will both lay it all on the line.  I think this fight will rival my (2012 war) with Victor Vasquez.    Naim "the Dream" Nelson is known as one of the hardest workers in the area. He consistently takes on tough opposition and continues to win. He has only one KO on his perfect 12-0 ledger but he's extremely strong and physical in the ring. His opponents can attest to that.    With team of trainer Rory Bussey, Strength coach James "Fink " Edwards and new  adviser Stephen Edwards.  Edwards is  trainer/adviser to red hot Jr. Middleweight contender Julian "Jrock Williams and up and coming prospect Kyrone "Shut It Down" Davis. Nelson believes he has big things coming. If Nelson is successful in this fight he is looking to take on bigger names in the lightweight and junior welterweight divisions. In the 8-round main event,Frank De Alba (13-1-2, 5 KO's) of Reading, PA will take on Jesse Carradine (8-3-2, 4 KO's) of Las Vegas in a Jr. Lightweight bout.   Shawn Sutton (0-2-1) of Norristown, PA will fight Anthony Prescott (3-3-2, 1 KO) of Cherry Hill, NJ in a 4-round Jr. Middleweight bout.   Christian Molina (2-0, 1 KO) of Allentown, PA battles Josue Rivera (2-5, 2 KO's) in a 4-round Jr. Welterweight bout.   Travis Thompson (5-11-3, 3 KO's) of Pottstown, PA will box Benjamin Burgos (1-8-1) of Mount Pocono, PA in a 4-round Lightweight bout Tickets for this great night of boxing are priced at $125, $75 and $45 and can be purchased by calling Kings Boxing at 610 587-5950 or Peltz Boxing at 215 765 0922

Carridine ready for big opportunity against De Alba this Saturday at Valley Forge Casino Resort

UBF All Americas Jr. Welterweight title bout to between Nelson & Belasco to serve as co-feature to De Alba - Carradine this Saturday

VALLEY FORGE, PA (October 1, 2014)--This Saturday night at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, Jesse Carradine (8-3-2, 4 KO's) will trek all the way from Las Vegas to try to pick up the most significant win of his career when he takes on Frank De Alba (13-1-2, 5 KO's) of Reading, PA in the 8-round Jr. Lightweight main event.   The show is promoted by King's Promotions and Peltz Boxing.   Carradine has been training hard in advance of this opportunity.   "Camp has been pretty good.  I have been putting in the perennial work.  We have been working hard,"said Carridine.   Carradine has not seen a lot of De Alba but he feels he will be prepared for whatever that native of Reading, PA will bring to the table.   "I don't know much about De Alba other than he is a southpaw who loads up on his shots.  He comes forward and I will be prepared for all that."   Carridine has stepped up in the past but came up just a bit short against current IBF Featherweight champion Evgeny Gradovich, undefeated Jr. Lightweight prospect Omar Douglas and undefeated Lightweight prospect Karl Dargan.   "I believe my experience in being in those types of fights will be a big factor.  I try to face a good level of competition to make myself better.  It motivates me for this upcoming fight."   He knows that a win over the streaking De Alba will put himself in a good position in the Jr. Lightweight ranks.   "I think a win will boost me one step at a time.  I am looking to put on a good show.  I know it won't be a walk in the park, but a win will help me reclaim my status and put me back on the winning track."   The 27 year-old Carradine finished by saying, "I am feeling good, lean and mean.  I am happy for this opportunity and I want to thank King's Promotions for giving it to me."   In the 8-round co-feature, Naim Nelson (12-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia will take on Ryan Belasco (18-6-3, 3 KO's)  of Wilmington, DE for the UBF All America's Jr. Welterweight title.   Shawn Sutton (0-2-1) of Norristown, PA will fight Anthony Prescott (3-3-2, 1 KO) of Cherry Hill, NJ in a 4-round Jr. Middleweight bout.   Christian Molina (2-0, 1 KO) of Allentown, PA battles Josue Rivera (2-5, 2 KO's) in a 4-round Jr. Welterweight bout.   Travis Thompson (5-11-3, 3 KO's) of Pottstown, PA will box Benjamin Burgos (1-8-1) of Mount Pocono, PA in a 4-round Lightweight bout Tickets for this great night of boxing are priced at $125, $75 and $45 and can be purchased by calling Kings Boxing at 610 587-5950 or Peltz Boxing at 215 765 0922

Belasco to finally get shot at undefeated Nelson this Saturday at Valley Forge Casino Resort

UBF All Americas Jr. Welterweight title bout to serve as co-feature to De Alba - Carradine this Saturday

VALLEY FORGE, PA (September 30, 2014)--This Saturday night at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, an intriguing Jr. Welterweight battle will be the co-feature of a championship night boxing promoted by King's Promotions and Peltz Boxing.   Undefeated Naim Nelson (12-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia will take on battle tested veteran Ryan Belasco (18-6-3-, 3 KO's) of Wilmington, DE for the UBF All America's Jr. Welterweight title.   This will be a shot for Belasco to get a coveted win to add to his victories over Victor Vasquez and Jesus Barbosa.   Belasco has been waiting for this opportunity against the undefeated Nelson for over a year as this fight was scheduled a couple of times but the fight was postponed due to injuries and family commitments.   "Everything is going good and I am hitting it hard.  I been in camp with Dougie Pettiford and Omar Douglas for 8 weeks.  A few fights came up but I am ready for this," said Belasco.   This will be Belasco's first fight in nearly a year since dropping a 10-round unanimous decision to Rod Salka last October 12.   "This fight has been brewing for a year.  We were going to fight but then Naim hurt his hand.  I took the Salka fight.  After that fight, we could have the fight again but my wife was pregnant.  I took time off to be with her so this fight has been on my radar for the last year or so."   He knows that Nelson is deserving of his undefeated record.   "He is tough and very busy.  He has what it takes but we trained rally hard.  I have been thrown in with tough competition so I know this is a fight I can win.  As people can see by my record, I have had nothing handed to me.  People look at my record and they know I can fight.  It will be a great fight as he is busy and I don't back down."   Twice before has Belasco fought for regional titles but now he knows that this will be the fight that pushes him over the top.   "The UBF Title will be the icing on the cake.  I have a 6-month old daughter and that would be a nice first piece of jewelry to give her."   Belasco finished by saying, "I never trash talk.  I guarantee this fight will be a firecracker.  A war at that.  I know to be a champion that you have to surround yourself with them and for this camp I did just that."   In the 8-round Main event, Frank De Alba (13-1-2, 5 KO's) of Reading, PA will look for his 12th straight win when he takes on Jesse Carradine (8-3-2, 4 KO's) of Las Vegas, NV in a Super Featherweight bout.   Shawn Sutton (0-2-1) of Norristown, PA will fight Anthony Prescott (3-3-2, 1 KO) of Cherry Hill, NJ in a 4-round Jr. Middleweight bout.   Christian Molina (2-0, 1 KO) of Allentown, PA battles Josue Rivera (2-5, 2 KO's) in a 4-round Jr. Welterweight bout.   Travis Thompson (5-11-3, 3 KO's) of Pottstown, PA will box Benjamin Burgos (1-8-1) of Mount Pocono, PA in a 4-round Lightweight bout. Tickets for this great night of boxing are priced at $125, $75 and $45 and can be purchased by calling Kings Boxing at 610 587-5950 or Peltz Boxing at 215 765 0922

De Alba looks for 12th straight win this Saturday at Valley Forge Casino Resort

Fights Jesse Carradine for UBF All America's Super Featherweight title; Naim Nelson to battle Ryan Belasco for UBF All America's Jr. Welterweight title plus 4 more undefcard fights VALLEY FORGE, PA (September 29, 2014)--This Saturday night at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, rising Jr. Lightweight Frank De Alba will look to win his 12th straight and try to remain unbeaten in 14 in a row when he defends the UBF All America's Super Featherweight title against Jesse Carridine (8-3-2, 4 KO's) of Las Vegas. The bout will headline a 6-bout card promoted by King's Promotions and Peltz Boxing. De Alba of Reading, PA has a record of 13-1-2 with 5 knockouts is coming off his title winning effort when he stopped Pablo Batres in 5 rounds in Reading, PA. De Alba has been working very hard at the King's Boxing Gym for the better part of two months. "Everything is good.  I have been training 8 hard weeks and I am excited for Saturdayto come," said De Alba. He knows he will be tested by Carradine, who has fought top competition. Carrainde is a tall (listed at 5'10") Super Featherweight.  He has fought great guys and his only losses are to current world champion Ecgeny Gradovich and top-undefeated prospects Omar Douglas and Karl Dargan.  I know I can not take him lightly." De Alba has been hitting harder in recent fights and he credits to some things in the gym that he has been working on. "I am sitting on my punches more.  I know that I have power.  I do not go in there looking for a knockout but I am have been working on siting on my punches more.  So if it comes, it come." With this current streak, the 27 year-old, who was born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico knows that the biggest fights are going to come sooner rather than later. "Hopefully I can get this win and I know bigger names and opportunities will come.  This fight will put me one step closer.  I have been working very hard.  This is the hardest I have worked.  I am ready for 8 hard rounds and whatever my opponent brings.", finished De Alba. In the 8-round co-feature, undefeated Naim Nelson (12-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia will take on Ryan Belasco (18-6-3, 3 KO's) of Wilmington, DE in a battle for UBF All America's Jr. Welterweight title. Jon Bolden (6-9, 5 KO's) will take on an opponent to be announced in a 6-round Heavyweight bout. Shawn Sutton (0-2-1) of Norristown, PA will fight Anthony Prescott (3-3-2, 1 KO) of Cherry Hill, NJ in a 4-round Jr. Middleweight bout. Christian Molina (2-0, 1 KO) of Allentown, PA battles Josue Rivera (2-5, 2 KO's) in a 4-round Jr. Welterweight bout. Travis Thompson (5-11-3, 3 KO's) of Pottstown, PA will box Benjamin Burgos (1-8-1) of Mount Pocono, PA in a 4-round Lightweight bout Tickets for this great night of boxing are priced at $125, $75 and $45 and can be purchased by calling Kings Boxing at 610 587-5950 or Peltz Boxing at 215 765 0922

NELSON, BELASCO SQUARE OFF AT FINAL PRESSER FOR OCT. 4 UBF TITLE FIGHT AT VALLEY FORGE CASINO RESORT

September 24, 2014--Valley Forge, PA-Junior welterweights Naim Nelson and Ryan Belasco are looking forward to their long-awaited showdown set for Saturday, Oct. 4, at the Valley Forge Casino Resort. At stake is the vacant Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) 140-pound title. Nelson, 24, of Philadelphia, PA, and Belasco, 30, of Wilmington, DE, had been scheduled to collide more than one year ago, but a hand injury sustained in training by Nelson canceled the match. "I'm looking forward to finally fighting Belasco," Nelson told the press last night at the Valley Forge Casino Resort. "The hand injury set me back but everything has been fine since then." Joining Nelson was his long-time trainer Rory Bussey and his new manager, Stephen Edwards, who also manages junior middleweight sensation Julian Williams. A pro since 2011, Nelson comes into this fight off an eight-round decision victory over previously unbeaten lefty Jerome Rodriguez, of Allentown, PA, last May 16 at the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia. Last year Nelson (12-0, 1 K0) won the vacant Pennsylvania lightweight title by earning a 10-round decision over Victor Vasquez, of Philadelphia. He also has defeated Osnel Charles, of Atlantic City, NJ. Belasco (18-6-3, 3 K0s) has not boxed since Oct. 13, 2012, when he lost a 10-round decision to Rod Salka in Pittsburgh, PA. The loss to Salka snapped a four-fight win streak for Belasco, who also has defeated Tyrell Samuel, of Baltimore, MD . The only common foe is Vasquez, who was stopped in five rounds by Belasco in 2008. "I've been idle this year because my wife just had our baby and that has been slightly more important to me than fighting," Belasco joked. "I'm anxious to get back into the ring and win a title, any title. The UBF belt would be fine with me." Junior lightweight Frank Santos de Alba, of Reading, PA, proudly brought his UBF belt to the press conference. He defends Oct. 4 against Jesse Carradine, of Las Vegas, NV. "I'm up for the challenge," said De Alba, who is 13-1-2, 5 K0s. "They say Carradine is tough and he's only been stopped once, by Karl Dargan, who is a solid lightweight. I'm a natural junior lightweight, 130-pounder." Others fighters on the card in attendance included heavyweight Maurice Byarm, of Philadelphia; lightweight Travis Thompson, of Pottstown, PA; welterweight Shawn Sutton, of Norristown, PA. Tickets for this great night of boxing are priced at $125, $75 and $45 and can be purchased by calling Kings Boxing at 610 587-5950 or Peltz Boxing at 215 765 0922

Frankie De Alba to take on Jesse Carridine onSaturday, October 4 at Valley Forge Casino Resort

Naim Nelson to take on Ryan Belasco in co-feature plus Maurice Byarm taking on Jon Bolden; as well as undefeated Sultahn Staton & Christian Molina in separate bouts PRESS CONFERENCE ON SEPTEMBER 23 AT VALLEY FORGE CASINO RESORT AT 6:30 PM For Immediate Release Valley Forge, Pa (September 11, 2014)--On Saturday night, October 4, King's Promotions returns to the Valley Forge Casino Resort with a big night of boxing that will be headlined by rising Jr. Lightweight Frankie De Alba appearing in the 8-round Jr. Lightweight bout when he takes on Jesse Carradine for the UBF All America's Super Featherweight title. The show is promoted by King's Promotions and Peltz Boxing. In the 8-round co-feature, undefeated Jr. Welterweight Naim Nelson will take on Delaware favorite Ryan Belasco for the UBF Jr. Welterweight America's All America's title. DeAlba of Reading, PA will compete in an 8-round bout. He has won 11 consecutive fights and is unbeaten in his last 15 that has raised his record to 13-1-2 with 5knockouts. During the streak he has defeated two undefeated fighters in Benjamin Burgos and Andrew Bentley. On November 30, he scored a thrilling 4th round stoppage over Osnel Charles. In his last bout, DeAlba scored 5th round stoppage over Pablo Batres on a body shot that took place on June 28 in Reading, PA.  That win earned DeAlba the UBF All America Super Featherweight title Carradine of Las Vegas Nevada has a record of 8-3-2 with 4 knockouts. The 27 year-old turned professional in 2009 and was undefeated in his first seven bouts going 6-0-1 which includes a win over undefeated Oswaldo Lopez Escobedo (2-0).  His only losses are to undefeated fighters in current Featherweight world champion Evgeny Gradovich, Karl Dargan and his last bout when he dropped an 8-round unanimous decision to Omar Douglas on May 9 in Dover, Delaware. Nelson of Philadelphia is unblemished going 12-0 with 1 knockout.  He has faced good competition with wins over previously undefeated Korey Sloane (1-0) as well as Esteban Rodriguez (5-1-1), Victor Vasquez (15-6-1) to win the Pennsylvania State Lightweight title and in his last bout, the 24 year-old Nelson scored an 8-round unanimous decision over previously undefeated Jerome Rodriguez (6-0-3) om May 16 in Philadelphia. Belasco of Wilmington, Delaware has a record of 18-6-3 with 3 knockouts.  Like Nelson, Belasco has faced terrific competition.  He has quality wins over Vasquez (7-1), Jesus Barbosa (4-1-1) & Tyrell Samuel (14-4-1).   He also has draws with undefeated fighters Linwood Hurd and Brian Miller.  In his last bout, Belasco dropped a 10-round unanimous decision to Rod Salka (17-2) in a bout for the NABA USA Lightweight title on October 12, 2013 in Salka's hometown of Pittsburgh. A terrific undercard has been assembled as Heavyweight Maurice Byarm of Washington, DC (13-2, 9 KO's) will take on Jon Bolden (6-9, 5 KO's) of New York in a bout scheduled for six rounds. In 4-round bouts: Christian Molina (2-0, 1 KO) of Allentown, PA will fight Josue Rivera (2-5, 2 KO's) of Philadelphia in a Welterweight bout. Anthony Prescott (3-3-2, 1 KO) of Cherry Hill, NJ will do battle with Shawn Sutton(0-2-1) of Norristown, PA in a Jr. Middleweight bout. Travis Thompson (5-11-3, 3 KO's) of Pottstown, PA will square off with Benjamin Burgos (1-8-1) of Mount Pocono, PA. Sultahn Staton (3-0, 2 KO's) of Philadelphia will take on an opponent to be named in a Lightweight bout. THERE WILL BE A PRESS CONFERENCE ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 AT 6:30 AT THE VALLEY FORGE CASINO RESORT Tickets for this great night of boxing are priced at $125 (Which includes food and 2 drinks), $75 and $45 and can be purchased at  http://www.vfboxing.eventbrite.com/ or by calling King's Promotions at 610 587-5950or Peltz Boxing at 215 765 0922

Yohan Banks to take on Joey Dawejko in headline bout on Friday, September 19 in Philadelphia

Just added Tevin Farmer in 8-round co-feature plus undefeated Anthony Burgin; Nathaniel Rivas; Johnson Jajoute and Roberto Irizarry  CHESTER, PA (September 2, 2014)--On Friday, September 19, Heavyweight Joey Dawejko take on Yohan Banks in the featured 8-round bout at Harrahs Philadelphia. The show is promoted by Joey Eye Boxing Promotions, XFE and Peltz Boxing Promotions. Banks of Redwood City, California has deceiving record of 7-8-3 with 5 knockouts. He has big wins over undefeated former Miami Hurricane standout Qudtrine Hill (1-0) & Skyler Anderson (16-1-1).  Banks is riding 2 fight knockout streak with big wins over Bomani Parker and his last bout when he stopped Tim Puller (20-6) in four rounds on September 21, 2013 in Shelton, Washington. Dawejko of Philadelphia has a record of 11-4-2 with 4 knockouts and is on a three fight winning streak. The 24 year-old Dawejko was a former world junior amateur champion which was part of a 56-12 record in the non-paid ranks. He turned professional in 2009 with a 6-round unanimous decision over Royphy Solieau. He won his first six bouts (and was 7-0-1 in his first eight) which included knockout wins over undefeated fighters Ricardo Johnson and John Lennox. Dawejko is not afraid to take on top competition as nearly half of his fights have been against undefeated fighters. In his last three bouts, Dawejko has been coming into his own with his two biggest wins when he scored a unanimous decision over former top-ten heavyweight contender Derric Rossy as well as  an impressive unanimous decision over undefeated Philadelphian Mark Rideout (4-0-2) on May 16.  He followed those two fights up with an explosive 1st round stoppage over David Williams on August 2 in Atlantic City.  In that bout,  Dawejko scored three vicious knockdowns in the bout that lasted just 108 seconds. In an 8-round co-feature, rising Super Featherweight Tevin Farmer will see action against an opponent to be named. Farmer of Philadelphia has a record of 16-4-1 with 3 knockouts and has won nine fights in a row. The 24 year-old Farmer has been on a big roll as in the impressive nine fight streak are wins over Victor Vasquez to win UBC International Lightweight title, Camilo Perez (9-0), Noel Echevarria (11-1) and in his bout, Farmer was sensational as he boxed his way to a 10-round unanimous decision over previously undefeated Emanuel Gonzalez (14-0) in a bout that was television nationally on Fox Sports 1.  That bout took place on June 5 in Boston. In 6-round bouts: Undefeated Lightweight Anthony Burgin (7-0, 1 KO) will be in action against an opponent to be named. Fred Jenkins Jr. (8-1, 3 KO's) will take on an opponent to be named in a Super Middleweight bout. Gerald Smith (3-1, 1 KO) of Philadelphia, PA will battle David Gonzales (5-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia in a Jr. Welterweight fight. In 4-round Bouts: Nathaniel Rivas (4-0, 1 KO) of Berlin, NJ will take on an opponent to be named in a Welterweight battle. Johnson Jajoute (1-0) of Philadelphia will box Adrian Wilson (0-1) of  Vineland, NJ in a Jr. Middleweight bout. Jesus Barbosa (4-4-1, 3 KO's) of Allentown, PA will square off with Anthony Abbruzzese (2-0, 1 KO) of Pennsylvania.    Bouts subject to change    Tickets are now on sale for $100 (VIP); $75 (Ringside) and $50 (General Admission) and can be purchased at the Harrahs Philadelphia Gift Shop; By calling Joey Eye (267-304-9399); David Feldman (610-291-0806); Peltz Boxing (215) 765 0922;  800-480-8020 or on www.webtix.net