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  1. Baranchyk-Cruz battle of unbeatens headlines Saturday in Miami, OK Miami, OK (June 24, 2016) – Junior welterweight powerhouse Ivan “The Beast” Baranchyk puts his perfect record on the line when he faces fellow unbeaten Eliseo Cruz Saturday, June 25 at the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, OK. Raised in Russia, Baranchyk now fights out of Brooklyn, NY and has an outstanding 10-0 professional ledger with 9 wins by knockout. On March 5, Baranchyk sent shockwaves through the boxing world by brutally knocking out unbeaten Nicholas Givhan (16-0-1) in 21 seconds on ShoBox at the Buffalo Run Casino. Prior to that, Baranchyk needed just 2:38 to demolished undefeated Sadhi Shawareb (9-0-2). Living and fighting out of Chipas, Mexico, Cruz is 9-0-1 with 6 victories via knockout. In December 2015, Cruz scored an eighth round knockout of Luis Zambrano. His bout against Baranchayk will be Cruz’ fifth scheduled for eight rounds or more. The “somebody’s 0 must go” fight between Baranchyk and Cruz is scheduled for 8 rounds. Popular 147 pound prospect Jesse Cook of Seneca, MO battles cement-fisted Bulmaro Solis in the six round co-feature. A member of Holden Productions’ “Four State Franchise,” Cook is 16-1-1 with 11 victories by knockout. Solis, who hails from Kansas City, MO, scored knockouts in each of his 12 wins and only has 2 defeats. Heavyweight Kenzie Witt-Morrison puts his 8-0-1 record on the line against fellow unbeaten Robby Mendez, 2-0, of Topeka, KS in a six rounder. The son of late Tommy Morrison and step brother of rising prospect Trey Lippe-Morrison, Witt-Morrison is a member of the “Four State Franchise” and continues to improve every time out. Bartlesville, OK’s Jarrett “Legacy” Rouse, 9-0 (4 KO’s), meets Wichita, KS based Noel Esqueda, 6-3-1 (4 KO’s), in a six round welterweight tilt. Like Cook and Witt Morrison, Rose is a member of the “Four State Franchise” and fought seven of his matches at the Buffalo Run. Esqueda, who has only been defeated by unbeaten opponents, scored a first round knockout last November. 2012 Azerbajani Olympian Gaybatulla Gadzhialiyev makes his pro debut against Whichita, KS’ Brandon Phillips, 1-0, and Hurshidbek Normatov of Uzbekistan enters the ring for the first time as a professional versus Ramon Barber, 6-10 (5 KO’s), also of Wichita, KS. Read more: Ivan "The Beast" Baranchyk vs Eliseo Cruz this Saturday - - Boxing News - Ring News24
  2. Infraction points given for this post - welcome to the forum - read the rules BEFORE posting!"!"!"! Trey Lippe-MorrisonAnnihilates Bobby Thomas in 80 seconds! For Immediate Release Miami, OK (November 14,2015) – Rising heavyweight sensation Trey Lippe-Morrison of Tulsa,OK continued his march towards becoming a player in the heavyweightdivision by scoring a devastating 80 second knockout of Bobby Thomasat the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, OK. Fighting in front of asold out crowd and with legendary trainer Freddie Roach in hiscorner, Lippe-Morrison was a man on a mission from the opening bell.With his fans cheering him on in hope of another knockout,Lippe-Morrison connected with a hard right hook to Thomas' head justover a minute into the opening stanza, sending Thomas to the canvas.The referee started to count before realizing Thomas was in noposition to continue, waiving the bout off at 1:20. “I love working withFreddie Roach because he's getting me polished,” Lippe-Morrisonsaid after the dominant performance. “I didn't have an amateurcareer so he's really helping me with the learning curve.” Lippe-Morrison, who is now10-0 with all of his wins by knockout, is pleased with hisperformance but insists he isn't hunting for knockouts. “Believe it or not, I'mnot gunning for quick knockouts but they're coming and I'm happy toplease the fans. I'm continuing to improve as a boxer under Freddie'swatch and will consult with my team about the next step.” Tony Holden, promoter ofLippe-Morrison, believes his fighter is on the path to stardom. “Trey looked like afuture champion and he fought with incredible confidence. He's onlyboxed 12 rounds as a professional and just knocked out a fighter thatwent five rounds with a two division world champion in BeibutShumenov. We've been trying to get Trey rounds by stepping up thecompetition but he continues to knock guys out in devastatingfashion.” In undercard action,fellow unbeaten heavyweight Kenzie Witt of Bartlesville, OK, scoredan impressive second round knockout of Jordan Brown. Witt, whoimproved to 6-0-1 with 5 knockouts follow the victory, isLippe-Morrison's brother and the son of late heavyweight championTommy Morrison.
  3. Live boxing PLUS Mayweather-Pacquiao fight under one roof in Mississippi! Ritehook Promotions Returns to Mississippi May 2! Ticket includes Live Fights plus Mayweather-Pacquiao Fight! For Immediate Release Biloxi, MS (April 24, 2015) – Ritehook Promotions in association with Reved Entertainment and Pier6 Promotions will present a one-of-a-kind evening of boxing featuring live fights and the fight of the century between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao Saturday, May 2 at the Hard Rock Casino in Biloxi, MS. Tickets for this special evening start at $35 and are available by going to Ticketmaster.com, the Hard Rock Box Office or calling 228-217-5555. All ticketholders are invited to stay at the Hard Rock following the live fights and watch Mayweather-Pacquiao on a 35-foot screen. In the main event of the evening, highly touted Radivoje “Hod Rod” Kalajdzic risks his perfect record against 52 fight veteran William Johnson in a six round light heavyweight contest. Born in Bosnia and currently residing in Saint Petersburg, FL, Kalajdzic’s professional ledger is 17-0 with 11 victories coming by knockout. The gifted 23-year-old has impressive wins over well-regarded Lionell Thompson, Donta Woods, Samson Onyango and spoilers Otis Griffin and Larry Pryor. Hailing from Sardis, MS and having fought four times in Biloxi, Johnson is not only known to locals but has a significant edge in experience. Since turning pro 11 years ago, Johnson’s boxed 226 rounds while facing an impressive list of foes including Sergey Kovalev, Andre Berto, John Duddy, Joe Greene, Donovan George, Andre Dirrell and Medzhid Bektemirov amongst others. In 2007, Johnson scored the biggest win of his career, shutting out then 16-0 Darryl Salmon over six rounds. In the co-featured bout of the evening, junior middleweight hopeful Manny “Shake Em’ Up” Woods looks to make it three straight when he faces an opponent to be announced. The Saint Petersburg based Woods is 12-3-1 with four knockouts and is a winner in four of his last five bouts. MMA heavyweight star Tony Johnson Jr. of Nashville, TN will leave the octagon and take a quantum leap inside the squared circle when he meets 48 fight veteran Marvin Hunt over four rounds. Johnson, who is 1-0 as a boxer, won an MMA match two weeks ago as part of a Bellator card. In undercard action, popular locals Mike Bissett and Tom Howard along with unbeatens Joey Bryant and Cameron Springer will all appear in separate bouts. “May 2nd will go down as one of the most important dates in boxing history,” said William Hunter of Ritehook Promotions. “We are the only other promoter in America running a card that night. For less than the cost of the pay per view, we’re giving our ticketholders live fights with good prospects plus the Mayweather-Pacquiao match under one roof. There’s no better place to be next Saturday!” For more information, go to Ritehookpromotions.com.
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