December 6, 2014
ABC SPORTS COMPLEX in SPRINGFIELD, VA
JETER & RBA PROMOTIONS
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Friday, October 24, 2014
Results From The Keystone Boxing Card At Rosecroft Raceway!
Bout #1
Mario Flores vs Marcellus Yates
In a four round contest Mario Flores got the best of round one by landing a number of combinations that seemed to bother Marcellus Yates. Much of round two and three were the same as Flores continued to land the harder and better punches. In the last round both fighters landed shots seconds after each other to knock their mouth pieces out. The fighters made round four a pretty even round. Flores gets the split decision win. Judges scored the bout 39-37 for Yates and 39-37 twice for Flores.
Flores improves to 6-1-2, (4 KO's) while Yates starts his professional career 0-1.
Bout #2
Marcus Bates vs Edgardo Marin
In the opening of round one Bates and Marin had an even exchange of punches, but Bates landed the harder shots. Marin entered round 2 with a little more power on his shots, but the round seemed to be very much even. Round three started as a round of counter punches with Bates winning that round by sending Marin to the canvas twice. Bates came out in the forth and final round and started landing hard body shots and finished with a combination to the head of Marin and sent him to the canvas for the final time. Referee Ken Chevalier stopped the contest at 1:08 giving Marcus Bates the victory by KO.
Bates improve to 3-0-1, (3 KO's) while Marin falls to 0-3-1.
Bout #3
Shaborn Ryals vs David Rohn
Shaborn Ryals showed his power very early in the first and only round of this planned four round contest. Ryals sent Rohn to the canvas twice with hard left hooks to the head. The second trip to the canvas made referee Ken Chevalier put a halt to the bout at 1:04 of round one.
Shaborn Ryals improves to 3-0, (1 KO) while David Rohn falls to 0-3-1.
Bout #4
Cobia Breedy vs Thomas Herrera
Breedy started his professional career with much confidence. He showed to be much faster than the sixteen fight veteran Herrera. Herrera came into round two landing some power shots that slowed Breedy down for a brief moment, but Breedy ended the round very strong. The third round was a tough round for both fighters. They were exchanging blow for blow that ended up with each fighter having cuts over their right eyes. In the final round Breedy landed a right hand that staggered Herrera and sent him to the canvas for a eight count. Judges scored the bout 40-35 twice and 40-36 all for your winner by unanimous decision Cobia Breedy.
Cobia Breedy starts his career 1-0 while Herrera fall to 3-13-1,(1 KO).
Bout #5
Patrick Harris vs Jeffrey Ramos
Harris came into round one looking to counter punch Ramos, but changed back to basic boxing by using his jab with success. In round two the fighters seemed to be very much even by landing hard body and head shots on each other. Round three both fighters spent most of the time in the center of the ring exchanging combinations. In the forth and final round Harris was the busier fighter by landing body shots and some head shots that gave him the majority decision win. Judges scored the bout 39-37 twice and 38-38.
Harris moves to 3-0, (2 KO's) while Ramos falls to 3-3, (2 KO's).
Bout #6
6 Rounds
Venroy July vs Tony Ferrante
Round one opened as a round where both fighters were figuring each other out. Ferrante's corner told him to come out more aggressive, and that's what he did. Ferrante found his distance and landed a hard straight right hand that landed on the chin of Venroy to send him to the canvas. Venroy tried to recover but could not. The referee Brent Bovell saw that July fell back to the canvas and put a stop to the bout at 1:26 of round two giving Tony Ferrante the win by KO.
Venroy July falls to 16-2-3, (6 KO's) while Ferrate improve to 14-6-0, (8 KO's).
Bout #7
6 Rounds
Kevin Rivers Jr. vs Karl Garcia-Rios
Rivers was the busier fighter in round one by working his jab to find his distance, but in the second he pressed a little harder by adding more power to his punches. In round three Rivers landed hard body shots that forced Garcia-Rios to move backwards. Rivers started and finished the forth and fifth rounds just as strong as he did the third by landing more hard body shots that moved Garcia-Rios backwards again. Rivers kept the pressure up in the final round, but this time he landed most of his shots to the head of Garcia-Rios. Referee Ken Chevalier stepped in and stopped the bout at 2:19 giving Kevin Rivers Jr. the TKO victory.
Rivers move to 10-0, (7 KO's) and Karl Garcia-Rios falls to 4-3, (1 KO).
October 24, 2014 Friday Night Fights Bout Sheet!
This is the bout lineup for tonight's Keystone Boxing Card at Rosecroft Raceway. Tickets are still available at www.keystonebox.com.
Thursday, October 23, 2014
WEIGHTS FROM FT. WASHINGTON, MD!
Kevin Rivers, Jr. 127.5 vs. Karl Garcia-Rios 127.5
Venroy July 198 vs. Tony Ferrante 198.5
Patrick Harris 136.5 vs. Jeffrey Ramos 136
Shaborn Ryals 173 vs. David Rohn 166
Marcus Bates 125 vs. Edgardo Marin 122
Mario Flores 180.5 vs. Marcellus Yates 176.5
Cobia Breedy 128.5 vs. Thomas Herrera 131
If you are unable to be at Rosecroft, join us on the internet on GoFightLive. You can purchase the card for $14.99 by going to www.gfl.tv.
The play-by-play broadcaster Rich Quiniones will be accompanied by BATB's Gary"Digital" Williams.
KEYSTONE BOXING LIVE AT ROSECROFT RACEWAY October 24, 2014!
Main Event Featherweight
6 ROUNDS
KEVIN “K-SMOOVE” RIVERS JR.
9-0, 6 KO’s (Palmer Park, Md.) AGE: 24
VS
KARL GARCIA-RIOS
4-2, 1 KO (Caguas, Puerto Rico) AGE: 33
Bout No. 6 Cruiserweight
8 ROUNDS
VENROY “HARDWORK” JULY
16-1-3, 6 KO’s (Baltimore, Md.) AGE: 31
VS.
TONY FERRANTE
12-6, 7 KO's (Philadelphia, Pa.) AGE: 30
Bout No. 5 Lightweight
4 ROUNDS
PATRICK HARRIS
2-0, 2 KO's (Hyattsville, Md.) AGE: 20
VS.
JEFFREY RAMOS
3-2, 2 KO's (San Juan, P.R.) AGE: 25
Bout No. 4 Featherweight
4 ROUNDS
COBIA “SOLDIER” BREEDY
Pro Debut (Bridgetown, Barbados) AGE: 23
VS.
Thomas Herrera
Bout No. 3 Light Heavyweight
4 ROUNDS
SHABORN RYALS
2-0, 0 KO’s (Capitol Heights, Md.) AGE: 22
VS.
DAVID ROHN
0-2-1-2 (Grand Rapids, Mich.) AGE: 29
Bout No. 2 Featherweight
4 ROUNDS
MARCUS BATES
2-0-1, 2 KO’s (Washington D.C) AGE: 20
VS.
EDGARDO MARIN
0-2-1 (Humacoa, P.R.) AGE: 19
Bout No. 1 Light Heavyweight
4 ROUNDS
4 ROUNDS
Mario "Bazooka" Flores
(Woodbridge, VA)
(Woodbridge, VA)
VS.
MARCELLES YATES
Pro Debut (Washington, D.C.) AGE: 39
(ALL BOUTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME)
(ALL BOUTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME)
Dusty Hernandez-Harrison to face Michael Clark on November 1 at Historic DAR Constitution Hall!
The Main Event features the long awaited return home of Washington, D.C.'s own undefeated WBC Youth Welterweight Champion, Dusty Hernandez-Harrison (23-0, 12 KOs), as he takes on veteran Michael Clark of Columbus, OH (44-11-1, 18 KOs). Clark has challenged for World Championships, faced world ranked contenders throughout his career and is believed to be the type of challenge needed for Hernandez-Harrison’s career heading towards superstardom.Eager to return to the ring following an injury to his ankle, Hernandez-Harrison shared that, “This fight is big for me. I’ve been working even harder at camp because I want a strong come back. It will be great to fight in front of my fans here in D.C. They haven’t seen me fight at home in almost a year and a half so my Dad and I are excited for the huge turnout against a really tough opponent like Clark.”
Hernandez-Harrison’s father and trainer, Buddy Harrison, said “Dusty’s been going hard in the gym. We’ve been really demanding of him at training camp and he’s going against some top-notch sparring partners.” In preparation for the match up against Clark, the elder Harrison explained that “He's tough, no question about it; but we’re ready and I know Dusty will be ready to put on a great show for his fans. We couldn’t be happier to be back in Washington, D.C.”
The semi-main event feature highlighted on the card is local prospect, Jarrett Hurd (12-0, 7 KOs), of Accokeek, MD. Hurd hopes to remain undefeated as he comes fresh off a 1st round TKO victory over Joshua Robertson. Hurd will face Terry Cade of Aiken, South Carolina. Also on the card will be Maryland’s own Mykal Fox facing Sean Lockhart, Marquel Johns who will face Jesus Gonzales and Emanuel Johnson who will fight against Patrick Chaffin. From D.C., heavyweight Dwayne McRae will battle Grover Young and Virginia prospect, Brandon Quarles, is set to take on Dennis Sharpe in his bout. Local rapper, Lightshow, is slated to make a special appearance at the event.
"Dusty is certainly excited to be fighting in Washington, D.C. after further developing his skills on a national level during the past 18 months,” said Jeff Fried of All In Entertainment. "We have always been about providing opportunities for our local athletes and this "Hometown Takeover" card is filled with top talent from the DMV, which is at its peak in developing World Champions. The fans will definitely be watching future World Champions on November 1 at Constitution Hall," added Fried.A main sponsor of the event and previous supporter of All In Entertainment is lifestyle and performance-wear company, Jordan Brand. Media powerhouse, RantSports, one of the largest growing sport blogging websites that covers breaking sports related news, is a highlight event sponsor and is set to enter professional boxing on November 1 with its coverage of the All In Entertainment promoted event.
Event tickets are available for purchase through Ticketwww.ticketmaster.com or call All In Entertainment at (202) 331-3902. For more information on this event, visit www.allinentertainment.com.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
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