Photos From United Nations Card in Baltimore by Juan Marshall

(Photos by Juan Marshall)

Scale Watch From Baltimore!

Jeremy Trussell 155 lbs  vs  Brian Meadows 148.5 lbs

Albi Sadikaj 196.5 lbs  vs  Alando Pugh 213.5 lbs

 Gerome Quigley 152 lbs vs  Allen Williams 151.5 lbs

Dwayne McRae 23.5 lbs  vs  Willie Chisolm 231 lbs

Santos Martinez 193 lbs  vs Mario Flores 192 lbs

Jessie Nicklow 165.5 lbs  vs  Timothy Hall 168 lbs

Edwin Reyes 135 lbs  vs  Greg Faust (139.5 lbs)*

     *has to weigh in again

James Hope 141 lbs  vs  James Stevenson 140.5 lbs

Venroy July 198.5  vs  Joel Godfrey 194.5 lbs

Harrison, From Top Local To National Welterweight Prospect!

Dusty Hernandez-Harrison 17-0 (10KO's), who started his career very successfully in his native hometown of S.E. Washington, D.C., has created a solid fan base. Harrison established the huge following since 2011 when he turned professional at the age of 17. At that time Dusty Hernandez-Harrison was considered the youngest professional boxer in the United States of America. With the much success Harrison has had from 2011, and the strong year ending success in 2012 he has attracted the attention of All-In Entertainment. Since being with All-In Entertainment Harrison has went from just a local superstar to a rising national top welterweight prospect.

So far it's been a all east-coast venture for Harrison. He has successfully fought in Mississippi, Delaware, Connecticut, and he will be fighting for the second time on the HBO under-card of WBA Middleweight Champion Gennady Golovkin at The Theatre at Madison Square Garden in New York on November 2, 2013. With the record of 17-0, (10 KO's) Harrison is ranked 40th in the world by the WBC. This fight for Harrison will be for the WBC Youth Welterweight World Championship where he will take on Josh "Pitbull" Torress 12-2, (5 KO's). Torres is considered to be the best welterweight in the state of New Mexico.

(Photos by Juan Marshall, Flyer created by Ross Molovinsky)