FLOYD MAYWEATHER RETURNS TO FACE VICTOR ORTIZ ON SEPTEMBER 17
The Biggest, The Brightest and The Best To Meet September 17
In Mexican Independence Day Weekend Match-Up
Las Vegas, NV - The wait is over and once again Floyd “Money” Mayweather delivers as the undefeated six-time world champion announced today via his Twitter account @floydmayweather that he will return to the ring on Saturday, September 17, to face the hard-hitting and explosive current WBC Welterweight World Champion “Vicious” Victor Ortiz in what is now the biggest international boxing event of 2011.
The announcement of the fight, which will take place on Mexican Independence Day weekend, widely considered boxing’s biggest weekend, sends shock waves across the sports pages as there is no denying that the younger, stronger and current champion Ortiz poses an extremely credible threat to Mayweather, who returns to the ring after a 16-month hiatus. It is a highly competitive and very dangerous match-up that will give fans a chance to see the sport’s biggest star against the sport’s newest star in one ring on one very special night of boxing action.
Who can push a fool who never made headways to run in a race he is so proud to have conquered?
Floyd Mayweather Jr. will never run out of excuses to avoid a humiliating defeat at the hands of a “poor boy” from a poor but fighting country. Delivering him the brutal beating of his life by a man he taunted and falsely accused of many things.
That’s why Floyd will not accept any offer outside of what is impossible to fight a revengeful Manny Pacquiao. Or else the fight would validate his sore points overwhelmingly enough to crush his pride to pieces and expose him further merely as a huge bluff and perfect dud as he knows perfectly well that the fight may invoke ominous
danger for him in countless ways. Read More… «PACQUIAO-MAYWEATHER DANCE: FINALLY!»
GOLDEN BOY’S UNBEATEN FIDEL MALDONADO JR. FIGHTS IN A HOMECOMING BOUT ON “SÓLO BOXEO TECATE” BROADCAST “DUKE CITY SHOWDOWN” FEATURES REMATCH BETWEEN HOLLY HOLM AND VICTORIA CISNEROS AT THE ROUTE 66 CASINO HOTEL IN ALBUQUERQUE
LOS ANGELES – On Friday, June 10, Golden Boy Promotions’ undefeated rising star Fidel Maldonado Jr. returns home to fight San Antonio’s Eddie Ramirez in a six round homecoming fight on the TeleFutura “Sólo Boxeo Tecate” broadcast from the Route 66 Casino Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The televised10-round main event will feature two female fighters taking center stage as Holly “The Preacher’s Daughter” Holm meets Victoria “La Reina de la Guerra” Cisneros in a rematch of their 2009 battle in “Duke City.”
This seven-bout card of world-class professional boxing is presented by Don Chargin Productions, Golden Boy Promotions and Fresquez Productions and is sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and AT&T. Doors open at 5:30pm PT and the first bell rings at 7:00pm PT. The TeleFutura broadcast begins at 11:30pm ET / PT (10:30pm CT/9:30pm MT).
Holyoke’s Prodigal son ‘Chip’ Perez Returns for ‘Homecoming’ June 25
HOLYOKE, Mass. – Super featherweight Joseph “Chip” Perez returns to Holyoke for the June 25th “Homecoming” pro boxing card, presented by American Fighting Organization, at the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Holyoke.
Another Holyoke boxer, veteran Derrick “Double Impact” Whitley (24-25-3, 11 KOs), returns to the ring for the first time in nearly four years versus Adam “Hitman” Harris (10-4, 7 KOs), of Worcester (MA), in the eight-round main event at a 190-pound catch-weight. Whitley has never been floored in 52 professional fights.
Boxing dates back to 1896 in Holyoke; Rocky Marciano made his pro debut there in 1947, and other Hall of Famers such as Willie Pep, Sandy Saddler, Beau Jack, Sixto Escobar and Fritzie Zivic, along with world champions Tony DeMarco, Paddy DeMarco, Lou Ambers and Lou Salica, fought in the western Massachusetts city where volleyball was invented in 1895. “Iron” Mike Tyson won a Golden Gloves title there in 1984, however, pro boxing hasn’t been held in Holyoke since 2000, which marked the only time in the past half-century.
JOHN MOLINA JR. TAKES ON ROBERT FRANKEL FRIDAY, JUNE 24 — ESPN2 PECHANGA RESORT AND CASINO
DALLAS, JR. BATTLES HERRERA AND
U.S. OLYMPIAN JAVIER MOLINA TO BE FEATURED ON UNDERCARD
Los Angeles, CA - The Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temecula, CA will host the June 24 ESPN2 “Friday Night Fights” doubleheader presented by Goossen Tutor Promotions.
In the main event, reigning WBC USNBC Lightweight Champion John Molina, Jr. (21-1, 17 KOs), from Covina, CA, will square off with Denver, CO tough veteran Robert “Red Hot” Frankel (28-10-1, 5 KOs). The semi-main event will feature Bakersfield, CA junior welterweight Mike “The Silent Assassin” Dallas, Jr. (17-1-1, 7 KOs) battling Mauricio “El Maestro” Herrera (17-1, 7 KOs), of Lake Elsinore, CA in an evenly matched bout on paper and a toss-up in the ring for the IBF North American Light Welterweight title. The Dallas-Herrera bout will be promoted in association with Thompson Boxing. Both bouts are scheduled for 10-rounds.
FLOYD MAYWEATHER RETURNS TO FACE VICTOR ORTIZ ON SEPTEMBER 17
PACQUIAO-MAYWEATHER DANCE: FINALLY!
GOLDEN BOY’S UNBEATEN FIDEL MALDONADO JR. FIGHTS IN A HOMECOMING BOUT ON “SÓLO BOXEO TECATE” BROADCAST “DUKE CITY SHOWDOWN” FEATURES REMATCH BETWEEN HOLLY HOLM AND VICTORIA CISNEROS AT THE ROUTE 66 CASINO HOTEL IN ALBUQUERQUE
Holyoke’s Prodigal son ‘Chip’ Perez Returns for ‘Homecoming’ June 25
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