Malik “Iceman” Hawkins Returns to The Ring on Dec.12th in Baltimore, Maryland!

Malik looks to keep his undefeated record and continue his knockout streak on the undercard of former heavyweight champion Hasim “The Rock” Rahman.

Undefeated welterweight prospect, Malik “Iceman” Hawkins (4-0-4kos) will be returning to his hometown of Baltimore, MD looking to extend his record again as a professional fighter.

Hawkins had a much decorated amateur career where he won multiple national championships along with a pair of golden gloves championships. In the professional ranks he remains undefeated; he has yet to enter the second round of his fights due to scoring all first round knockouts in his contests so far. 

Malik continues to show a great power and excitement every time he steps through the ropes. His last fight which was held in North Carolina against Theophulius Newkirk was stopped at the 1:53 of the first round after the referee decided Newkirk was not able to withstand any more punishment.  Malik is eager to fight back at home where, he has a big following of fans who have followed his career since his amateur days.

Malik explained how Baltimore has been through its share of tough times, but now he hopes for better days. “I want to bring life back to the city, cause we been through a lot with all the Freddie Gray stuff. I want kids to know that as long as you grind for something you believe in, you can do it”, said Malik. Malik continues to be positive role model for the inner city youth of Baltimore because he too was once in their shoes trying to find a way to make it. Boxing has been his answer and plans to make the best of it. Malik’s opponent is TBA for this event but he assured fans that he will be ready for whoever is across the ring from him on that day.

The Boxing Renaissance event which will be held on December 12, 2015 at Du Burns Arena in Baltimore, MD will be promoted by SHABAZZ BROTHERS + SHAWSTYLEZ PRODUCTIONS. The card will feature great local up and coming talent along with the return of former heavyweight champion Hasim “The Rock” Rahman in an exhibition match. This event will be hosted by former four time world champion Zab “Super” Judah. Tickets for this event are priced at $35.00, $60.00, and $150.00. Tickets can be purchased through any Ticketmaster outlet or online at Ticketmaster.com.

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For any inquiries or interview requests please contact Brandi Miller of Team Hawkins via email at Brandi.Miller10@yahoo.com or cell at (240)-264-7096.

HEADBANGERS FEED THE HOMELESS AND THE HUNGRY OF WASHINGTON, DC!

PROFESSIONAL BOXERS LAMONT AND ANTHONY PETERSON ALONG WITH TRAINER/MANAGER BARRY HUNTER AND SEVERAL OTHER HEADBANGERS FIGHTERS WILL VOLUNTEER AT THE SOME DINING ROOM THE DAY BEFORE THANKSGIVING ASSISTING AND SERVING IN THE EFFORT TO FEED THE HOMELESS AND THE HUNGRY OF WASHINGTON, DC THIS HOLIDAY SEASON!

Peterson brothers and the Headbangers family will help prepare meals and serve the homeless at the SOME (So Others May Eat) dining room.

Wednesday, NOVEMBER 25th AT 10:30 A.M.-1:15 PM ET

WHO:             LAMONT PETERSON, Former IBF Junior Welterweight World Champion
ANTHONY PETERSON, Top Rank Lightweight Contender
BARRY HUNTER, Trainer/Manager

WHAT:           Former IBF Junior Welterweight Champion Lamont Peterson and his brother Anthony Peterson Top Rank Lightweight Contender, joined by Trainer/Manager Barry Hunter and a host of other Headbangers fighters will serve lunch and work the dining room at SOME(So Others May Eat) this Wednesday from 10:30 AM until 1:15 PM.  
SOME (So Others Might Eat) is an interfaith, community-based organization that exists to help the poor and homeless of our nation’s capital. They meet the immediate daily needs of the people they serve with food, clothing, and health care. They help break the cycle of homelessness by offering services, such as affordable housing, job training, addiction treatment, and counseling, to the poor, the elderly and individuals with mental illness. Each day, SOME is restoring hope and dignity one person at a time. We invite you to join us.

WHERE:        SOME (So Others May Eat)
                        71 O Street NW
                        Washington, DC 20023

WHEN:          Wednesday, November 25th
                        10:30 AM-1:15 PM ET

CONTACT:   Andre M. Johnson, I.
                        Headbangers Promotions
                        202.486.8072

                        202.345.0901

Tahir Thomas And Devon Mosley Weigh-In For King's Promotion Card in Philadelphia!

Two Beltway Boxers are prepared for Friday nights King's Promotion card that will take place at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, PA. Tahir Thomas along with his opponent Antowyan Aikens both weighed in at 167 pounds for their six-round super middleweight bout. 

In a four round heavyweight contest Devon Mosley weighed in at 207 pounds while his opponent Hafiz Montgomery weighed in at 206 pounds.

Tahir Thomas Set To Fight In Philly!

Tahir Thomas of Salisbury, Maryland will be on a Kings Promotions card on Friday November 20. The card will be located at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, PA. Thomas, 4-0, (3 KO's) will be in a scheduled 6 round Super Middleweight bout against Antowyan Aikens, 10 -0, (1 KO) of Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Thomas last bout was on July 24, where he scored a second-round TKO over Washington, D.C.'s Marcellus "Super Pug" Yates at the Horseshoe Casino located in Baltimore, MD. 

"Swift" Jarrett Hurd Gets Impressive Win Over Frank Galarza!

Hurd becomes a top prospect that is on his way to becoming a solid Junior Middleweight contender.

Junior Middleweight "Swift" Jarrett Hurd, 25, of  Accokeek, MD had a night to remember at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Hurd battled 30 year old "Notorious" Frank Galarza of Brooklyn, NY. Galarza was considered the favored fighter of the two undefeated coming into this ten round contest. 

Galarza opened the contest pressuring Hurd, as he said he would do during his pre-fight interview. He came out using his jab and body shots to push Hurd up against the ropes during the first round. Hurd also started to mix it up with Galarza in the second half of the first round. The younger Hurd changed the tide of the fight by using his jab and moving more often to keep Galarza off balance. In round two Hurd continued to pull away from Galarza by landing his jab and following it up with right hand counter punches. It was pretty much the same for Hurd in the third round.

In round four Hurd started to put together more combinations. The jab seemed to open up more opportunities for Hurd. He was using the jab more to the body of Galarza. Hurd even started using the right hand to open up the guard of Galarza. When Galarza tried to adjust to Hurd's offense Hurd came back with a eight punch combination that ended with a right uppercut to send Galarza down for an eight count. Galarza was never the same after that knockdown. Hurd kept landing the overhand right to continue to weaken Galarza during round five. In round six Hurd started back using his jab consistently. It was the jab that gave Hurd the opening to land another uppercut and overhand right that cause Galarza to turn away and run from the power of Hurd. Referee Russell Mora jumped in and stop the fight by TKO at 59 seconds of round six.

"Swift" Jarrett Hurd keeps his record perfect at 17-0, (11 KO's) while Frank Galarza falls to 17-1-2, (11 KO's). 

(Photos by Stephanie Trapp/Showtime Sports)

Here is the video.

(Video footage by Showtime Sports)

Thomas "TopDog" Williams Wins Big In Biloxi, Miss!

Light heavyweight Thomas Williams of Laurel, MD dropped his opponent Humberto Savigne early in the first round, but went down later in the same round during the co-feature bout at the Beau Rivage Resort and Casino in Biloxi, MS.  The bout was televised by Spike TV. Williams bounces back strong in the second round by sending Savigne to the canvas with a combination of punches. Savigne was given an eight count, but Williams jumped back on him with more multiple shots sending him into the ropes to cause the referee to put a stop to the contest at 1:48 in round two.


Thomas Williams gets the TKO victory and improves to 19-1,(13 KO's) while Savigne's record drops to 12-3, (9 KO's).

Here is the video!

Mike "Yes Indeed" Reed Puts On A Solid Performance Against Rondale Hubbert!

Super lightweight Mike "Yes, Indeed" Reed of Waldorf, MD put on an  outstanding performance against Rondale Hubbert of  Minneapolis, MN. The bout took place on the undercard of Timothy Bradley vs Brandon Rios at the Thomas and Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV. This win looked even better for Reed because Hubbert was a late replacement for this scheduled 8 round contest. Reed knew nothing about Hubbert and had no time to prepare for whatever Hubbert had to offer. The original opponent was supposed to be the 25-2-0, (13 KOs) Oscar “Raton” Cortes of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico.

Throughout the entire bout Reed consistently landed the left hand to slowly break down Hubbert. In round five referee Kenny Bayless had to separate the fighters and Hubbert tried to be aggressive by rushing in on Reed. Reed responded by landing a hard right hook that sent Hubbert to the canvas. Reed's power continues to elevate in every fight. In round seven Reed showed that power once again when he landed a left hand, but this time he was able to put everything into the punch. That triggered referee Kenny Bayless to jump in and stop the fight.

Mike "Yes Indeed" Reed wins by TKO at 1:09 in round seven to improve his record to 17-0, (10 KO's) while Hubbert falls to 10-4-1, (6 KO's). In the year 2015 Reed is now 5-0, (4 KO's).

The Reed bout makes it referee Kenny Bayless second consecutive nights to stop bouts of undefeated Beltway Boxers. On the previous night at the D in Las Vegas, NV Bayless had to stop the Antoine Douglas bout at 1:02 in the forth round giving Douglas a TKO victory.

Here is the Post-Fight interview of Mike Reed courtesy of Top Rank