Results From Final Day Of Preliminary Action At The Washington Golden Gloves Tournament!

Here are results from the last day of preliminary action for the Golden Gloves Tournament at 

Rosecroft Raceway:

Junior Division:

10-11, 65 Pounds (Championship):  Steve Casteneda (Oxon Hill) defeated Tameem Rafaie (Oxon Hill) 

9-10, 70 Pounds (Championship):  Ma'kye Fenwick (Oxon Hill) defeated Nathaniel Brown (Sugar Ray Leonard)

8-9, 98 Pounds (Championship):  Jacob Russell (Oxon Hill) Walkover 

12-13, 101 Pounds (Championship):  Rocmunn Richardson (Last Round) defeated Deavonni Kelly (Oxon Hill)

14-15, 147 Pounds (Championship):  Donald Zimmerman (#11 Overcomers) defeated Dewikeo Melton (Mack Lewis)

14, 188 Pounds (Championship):  Damien Williams (#11 Overcomers) defeated Luis Quinones (Knowledge Boxing)

10-11, 80 Pounds: Peyton Pullin-Davis (Oxon Hill) defeated Yusuf Robinson (G-Up Nation)

12, 101 Pounds:  Luis Casteneda (Oxon Hill) Walkover

15-16, 132 Pounds:  Eric Acosta (Main Street) defeated Muhammad Robinson (G-Up Nation) 

Unopposed Champions:

12, 70 Pounds:  Edward Lee (Time 2 Grind)

11, 95 Pounds:  Jonathan Brown (Oxon Hill)

13, 95 Pounds:  Samir Rafaie (Oxon Hill)

13, 114 Pounds:  Joshua Briggs (Oxon Hill)

13, 120 Pounds:  Arnold Manigault, Jr. (Time 2 Grind)

Novice Division:

17, 141 Pounds:  Titus Ashe (Upton) defeated Adrian Hawkins (Floyd's Gym)  

17, 141 Pounds: Ke'Suan Stillwell (Unattached) defeated Rayquan King (Old School) 

114 Pounds:  Davon Evans (Time 2 Grind) Walkover

141 Pounds:  Aidan McNally (US Naval Academy) defeated Jonathan Martinez (Odenton Boxing)

141 Pounds:  Elijah Mitchell (Last Round) defeated Omar Mobley (Headbangers) 

141 Pounds:   Adrian Johnson (US Naval Academy) defeated Archie Ellis (Elite Gym) 

152 Pounds:  Christian Aparicio (Laurel) defeated Dominick Robinson (UMAR)

152 Pounds:  Shawn Jester (Neutral Corner) defeated DeJuan Vaughn (1st Class)

201+ Pounds: David Weber (Champions) defeated Michael Adzima (US Naval Academy) 

Open Division:

123 Pounds:  Anthony Dominelli (Fight Factory) defeated Alberto Sostre (Headbangers) 

123 Pounds:  DeAngelo McDonald (Unattached) Walkover

141 Pounds:  Stacy Selby (Upton) defeated Theodore Reed (Sugar Ray Leonard)

152 Pounds:  Ibrahim Robinson (G-Up Nation) defeated Nathan Lacy (Elite Boxing)

152 Pounds:  Enrico Williams (Upton) Walkover

152 Pounds:   Quenton Stevens (Headbangers) defeated Stephon Jordan (Champions) 

165 Pounds:  Walter Sanders (Charm City) defeated Michael Wright (Upton) 

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SEMI-FINAL ACTION STARTS MARCH 7th at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD at 7:30 P.M.

Results From The Jeter Promotions Undercard At Live Casino Hanover, MD!

(Photos by Daniel Cork)

Clinton, MD featherweight Jay Stancil III put on a dominating performance by getting a first-round TKO victory over Antonio Lucaine of Mount Vernon, NY.


Lucaine came out trying to be aggressive by throwing wild shots but Jay Stancil wasn't having any of it. Stancil made quick adjustments from his southpaw style and put together some damaging work. Stancil worked the body hard until Lucaine drop his guard down then he finished him off by going to the head with multiple hard to make Lucaine appear defenseless. Referee David Braslow saw Lucaine was overpowered and stopped the contest at 1:21 of the first round. 

Stancil improves to (2-0, 1 KO) as Lucaine suffers his second loss and is now (0-4).
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Suitland, MD featherweight "The Ambitious One" Malik Loften dropped a six-round unanimous decision to Charles Clark of Dallas, TX.

Loften came out in the opening round with some good bodywork and jabs until he was caught by a counter right hand that stunned him a little. Clark had the height advantage over Loften and he made it work for him. He stayed tall and used his jab while Loften kept trying to get inside to land to the body. Loften's activity level was good but Clark seized moments where he was able to counter and land hard effective shots. This was a clear contest of quantity verses quality of punches. Both fighters showed a little of both throughout this bout, but Clark looked to win the judges over with the scores of 60-54, 58-56 and 59-55.

Loften's record falls to (3-2,2 KO's) while Clark improves to (3-2, 2 KO's).
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Owings Mills, MD lightweight Brandon "Brody" Chambers defeated Christopher Haney of Glendale Heights, IL by four-round split decision.

This was the third time these fighters faced each other in the ring. They battled to a draw in their first encounter and Chambers won by unanimous decision in their second bout. In this third contest tonight Chambers looked to out worked Haney in every round. Chambers came forward to land punches in high numbers. Haney landed his shots at times, but it didn't over shadow the work of Chambers. Judge Eric Irizarry saw it differently. He scored the bout for Haney 39-37 while Judges Steven Rados and John Gradowski saw it the same 40-36 for Chambers.

Chambers adds one more victory to his record and is now (3-0-1, 2 KO's) while Christopher Haney falls to (0-6-2).


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Cockeysville, MD middleweight AJ "We Are" Williams won by third round knockout over Michael Brock Willis of West Virginia in a four-round.

In this rematch between Williams and Willis, it was the taller Williams that made it difficult for himself until going into round three. He didn't use his jab to keep Willis at a distance. Willis was able shorten the distance by getting inside the guard of Williams and hold. Going into round three Williams started to use his jab to setup a perfect two punch combination to drop Willis to the canvas. Referee waived the bout off without a count at 2:20 of round three.

Williams improves his record to (5-1,3 KO's) as Michael Brock Willis falls to (2-7-1, 1 KO).

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In a four-round rematch, middleweight Maurice Winslow, III of Odenton, MD by way of Stone Mountain, GA won by disqualification against Dewayne Williams of Philadelphia, PA.



It wasn't a lot of clean action to start this bout off. Winslow and Williams did lots of holding in the early rounds. They never gave themselves any distance to use jabs. After many warnings were given to Williams for holding, referee Eric Irizarry took two points away in the third round.  Winslow had a point taken away in the fourth round. When an opportunity did come Winslow landed a few good shots. As the fight went on Williams continued to hold. Referee seen enough holding from Williams in the final round and had no other choice but to disqualify him. Winslow improves to (3-1, 1 KO) while Dewayne Williams falls to (2-3-1).
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Germantown, MD featherweight Ebrima Jawara defeated Philip Davis of Worcester, MA by six-round unanimous decision.

Jawara and Davis mixed it up early in the opening round. The taller Jawara used his his jab to find his distance, but Davis slipped under the jab to land good body shots. Things heated up more in round two. Both fighters did a lot of inside work. Davis landed more good body shots as Jawara countered with uppercuts and hooks. In the closing rounds Jawara and Davis made it a tough battle. Both fighters never stopped throwing shots. It looked to be a tough fight to score for the judges. Judge Steve Rados had it 60-54 and both Eric Irizarry and David Braslow saw it the same at 59-55.

Ebrima Jawara improves to (4-1, 1 KO) while PhilipDavis falls to (2-3-1).
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In the opening bout of the evening Arnold, MD super featherweight Blaze Fidler Hernandez defeated Edward Hatler of Corydon, IN by four-round unanimous decision.

In this four-round bout both fighters started slow, but Hatler landed a few counter punches behind the missed jabs of Hernandez. Hernandez found his range with the jab and added some body shots to make it a good second round. Late in the third round both fighters exchanged some good shots as the bell sounded. In the final round Hernandez started very aggressive by landing the harder shots, but Hatler landed some good shots of his own to finish the contest. Judge John Gradowski scored it 40-36 while Judges David Braslow and Steven Rados saw it the same at 39-37. 

Hernandez is now (1-0-1)while Edward Hatler falls to (1-2). 

Nicholson Get Split Decision, White Win WBC Youth Title and Kisner Captures Maryland State Title!

(Photos by Daniel Cork)


In front of a sold out crowd of 4,800 fan at the Live Casino Hotel in Hanover, Maryland, Laurel, MD super middleweight Demond "D'Best At It" Nicholson defeated Mike Guy of Sacramento, CA by 10-round Split Decision.

It was a good feel out opening round for both fighters. Nicholson jabbed to the body while Guy tried to counter. Nicholson used a single jab throughout the rounds but needed to double them up to keep Guy off of him. Guy adjusted to Nicholson's offense and landed a hard right hand to send Nicholson to the canvas early in the sixth round. Nicholson got back on his feet to finish the round but Guy put himself back into the fight. It was Guy who was coming forward trying to pressure Nicholson. As Nicholson stepped up his offense Guy returned with his own more aggressive offense but missed a lot of the punches. Nicholson stayed committed to his jab to pull out the split decision win. Judge scored the bout 96-93 for Guy and 95-94 twice for Nicholson.

Nicholson improves his record to (23-3-1, 20 KO's) as Guy falls to 12-5-1, 5 KO's).

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Washington DC's Jordan "ShortDog" White defeated  Ronaldo "Criminal" Solis of Cancun, Mexico by seventh-round TKO for the vacant WBC Youth Intercontinental Super Featherweight title. 

White put things together early in the opening round by using his jab to set up a combination that ended with a left hand to send Solis falling into the ropes. White landed that same left hand but this time it was perfectly placed to drop Solis to the canvas for the eight count to close the first-round. In the second-round White kept the pressure up by landing more combinations to back Solis into a corner. White was very consistent with his jab as he used it to control the contest. In the seventh-round White landed a straight left hand that sent Solis falling flat on his back. Referee Kenny Chevalier started his count as Solis made it to his feet, but stopped the bout at 15 seconds of the seventh round because Solis didn't look steady on his feet. 

Jordan White improves to (10-1, 8 KO's) while Solis falls to (4-2, 3 KO's).

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In a 10-round battle for the Maryland State Cruiserweight title "Slick" Nick Kisner of Baltimore, MD defeated Greenbelt, MD's "Vanilla Gorilla" Sam Crossed by unanimous decision. 

This bout was about the veteran Kisner taking on the less experienced Crossed. Crossed is known as the harder puncher with five KO's out of nine bouts but Kisner is the guy with more fights against better competition. Kisner didn't have a high output of punches in rounds one through five, but he turned the pressure up on Crossed by throwing more punches in the sixth round. 

Crossed on the other hand did put together a large number of punches to win the early rounds. Neither fighter was able to hurt one another, but in the seventh round Kisner suffered a headbutt that put a pause in the action. That short break was enough for Crossed to recharge and land more shots to finish. It looks like Kisner's game plan was to take Crossed into the deeper rounds and use more pressure to get the win. The judges scored the bout 99-91 and 96-94 twice. 

"Slick" Nick Kisner improves to (22-5-1, 6 KO's) while Sam Crossed suffers his first defeat and drops to (9-1-5, KO's).

Genc Pllana Hits The Scale In Las Vegas!

Hagerstown, MD super middleweight "The Sexy Albanian" Genc Pllana is scheduled to open tomorrow night's ShoBox telecast in his first 10-round bout against "The Second Coming" Kevin Newman II of Las Vegas by way of Los Angeles, CA. The card is promoted by Mayweather Promotions and will take place at Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas. The telecast is scheduled to begin at 10: 45PM ET.

Genc Pllana weighed in at 168 lbs and his opponent Kevin Newman tip the scale at 167.75 lbs. 

Weights For Jeter Promotions Card In Hanover, MD!

Here are the weights for the Jeter Promotions card scheduled for Friday, February 28th at Live! Casino in Hanover, MD.

(Photos by Daniel Cork)

Main Event 10-Round Super Middleweights

Demond Nicholson 169.8 vs. Mike Guy 166

Co-Feature
8-Round Super Featherweights
Vacant WBC Youth Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title

Jordan White 130 vs. Ronaldo Solis 129.8

10-Round Cruiserweights
Maryland State Cruiserweight Title

Sam Crossed 188.8 vs. Nick Kisner 190

4-Round Lightweights

Brandon Chambers 131 vs. Christopher Haney 133

4-Round Featherweights

Jay Stancil III 123.8 vs. Antonio Lucaine 121.6

6-Round Featherweights

Malik Loften 126.6 vs. Charles Clark 126.2

4-Round Middleweights

AJ Williams 165.8 vs. Michael Brock 168.4

4-Round Middleweights

Maurice Winslow, III 159.4 vs. Dewayne Williams159.2

6-Round Featherweights

Ebrima Jawara 128 vs. Philip Davis 128.8

4-Round Super Featherweights

Blaze Fidler Hernandez 129.2 vs. Edward Hatler 130.2

Doors Open at 6pm

Demond Nicholson's Tragic Night That Almost Took His Life!

Demond "DBestAtIt" Nicholson shares his story about how he fell victim to kidney failure the night before one of his scheduled fight dates. ABC News WJLA channel 7 has the story.

Click link below to see full interview⬇️
https://wjla.com/sports/rising-stars/md-boxer-who-battled-kidney-failure-aspires-to-become-world-champ

Public Weigh-in Scheduled For Upcoming Jeter Promotions Card!

THE JETER PROMOTIONS CARD IS THIS WEEK AND THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC WEIGH-IN!

You're invited to attend the public weigh-in for the Jeter Promotions card at Live! Casino and Hotel located in Hanover, Maryland. The weigh-in will be at 5 pm on Thursday, February 27th in Center Stage! Come see the boxers that will step into the ring on Friday, February 28th!
Tickets are still available. 
Go to eventbrite.com or can be purchased at the door.
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*Must be 21 or over*

Results From Day 2 Of The Washington Golden Gloves!

Here are the results from day two of the Washington Golden Gloves that took place on Saturday, February 22nd at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD:

Junior Division

2020 CHAMPIONS

Johnny Wilkins 70 lb (Dream Team)
Asaan Jenkins 75 lb (No Xcuse)
Darrion McFadden 80 lb (Old School)
Cardarus Johnson 90 lb (Headbangers)
Jordan Roach 108 lb (No Excuse)
Gregory Parker 130 lb (Headbangers)


9-10, 82 Pounds (Championship)
Kymani Davis (Untouchables) defeated Omar Carter (Limelite)

12-13, 95 Pounds (Championship)
Musa Mooney (Time 2 Grind) defeated Donavan Randall (Hillcrest)

101 Pounds
Daniel Jimenez (NoXcuse) advanced by walkover

14, 152 Pounds (Championship)
Jeremiah Standley (UMAR) defeated Anthony Price (Neutral Corner)

17NO, 132 Pounds (Championship) Novice
Renneff Garcia (KO Boxing) defeated D'Marco Rodgers (Dream Team

NOFE, 119 Pounds (Championship) Novice
Shea Auge (US Naval Academy) advanced to day three of competition

Novice Division

141 Pounds
Archie Ellis (Elite Gym) advanced to day three of competition

141 Pounds

Adrian Johnson (US Naval Academy) defeated Evan Harker (Charm City)

152 Pounds
Christain Apricio (Laurel Boxing) defeated Noel Takwa (Champions Gym)

152 Pounds
Desmon Nelson (Umar) advanced to day three of competition

152 Pounds
Shawn Jester (Neutral Corner) defeated Karon Prather (Unattached)

152 Pounds
Anthony Ford (Old School) defeated Kenneth Keech (Fight Factory)

165 Pound Winners
Tremaine Fuller (Knowledge Boxing)
Aaron Clingman (Urban Boxing)

Open Divison

123 Pounds

Brient Rodriguez (Champions Gym defeated Dion Brown (Nomis Youth Network)

123 Pounds

Kameron Ricks (Dream Team ) defeated Yovoni Morales (Odenton Boxing)

123 Pounds

Anthony Dominelli (Fight Factory) advanced to day three of competition

132 Pounds

Sa'Quan Epps (Nomis Youth Network) defeated Nyles Mason (Old School)

132 Pounds

Elonte Kemp (Limelite) defeated Leon Jones (Langdon)

141 Pounds
Francois Scarboro (Untouchables) defeated Devonte Alexander (Knowledge Boxing)

Golden Gloves Tournament Day Three Bout Sheet!

The Golden Gloves Tournament continues on Saturday, February 29th at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, Maryland.


Here are the matchups.