Sunday, April 5, 2015

Results From The Washington Golden Gloves Finals!


There were three team championship trophies given out last night that represented the gyms with the most fighters and outstanding performances. From the Junior division it was Team No Xcuse, Open division there was the Headbangers gym, and in the Novice division it was the Nomis gym.

Here are the winners from the bouts that took place last night.


*****Novice Division*****

114 lb. 
Jordan White (Pound for Pound Gym)  wins by Walkover against Malik Jackson 
(Limelight Gym)

114 lb.
Kevin Pendergrass (Nomis Gym) defeated Elliot Strickland (Lights Out Gym)

123 lb.
D'Jon Brown (Nomis Gym) defeated Delonte Rawlings (Old School Boxing)

132 lb. 
Donnell Poe (Old School Boxing) defeated Stephen Epps (Rosedale Gym)

141 lb.
Donte Cox (Laurel Boxing) defeated Evgueny Metchenov (Laurel Boxing)

152 lb.
Sipprino Zelldon (Headbangers) defeated David Bakker (Laurel Gym)

165 lb. 
Aaron Anderson (Mack Lewis Gym) defeated Stephaun Hopps (The Answer Gym)

178 lb.
Darryl Lane (Enigma Gym) defeated Ambrose Anderson (Knowledge Boxing Center)

201 lb.
Johnathen Surratt (Tony's Gym) defeated Alvin Amana (Lights Out)

201+ lb.
Timothy Crawford (Sugar Ray) defeated Jimmy Speros (Olympia Boxing Center)

152 lb. 2015 Female Champion 
Krista Robinson (Keystone Boxing)

***** Open Division*****

123 lb.
Marcus Wright (Keystone Boxing) defeated Paul Jerry (Fighting for the Future)

132 lb.
Keshawn Williams (The Answer Gym) defeated Tommy Avelar (Sugar Ray)
141 lb.
Gary Antaunne Russell (Enigma Gym) defeated Bryan Avelar (Sugar Ray)
152 lb.
Saynggskhan Tashibay (Headbangers) defeated Jonathan Burr ll (Unattached)
165 lb.
Tavon Body (Headbanger) defeated Jerome Featherstone (Unattached)

178 lb Justin Bell (No Xcuse Gym) wins by Medical Disqualification over Shaundre Kellum (Mobtown Gym)

201 lb.
Malik Titus (Upton Gym) defeated Stephon Morris (Umar Gym)

108 lb. 2015 Male Champion
Demetrius Young (Headbangers)

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, SATURDAY, APRIL 25th ROSECROFT RACEWAY AT 7:30 PM
MD/D.C. CHAMPIONS vs VA/NC CHAMPIONS, OPEN DIVISION

WINNERS WILL ADVANCE TO THE NATIONAL GOLDEN GLOVES LOCATED IN LAS VEGAS, NV. MAY 10 - 17, 2015.









Bout lineup For The Golden Gloves April, 4 at Rosecroft Raceway!

Novice Division:

114 Pounds:  Kevin Pendergrass(NOMIS) vs. Elliot Strickland (Lights Out)

123 Pounds:  Delonte Rawlings (Old School) vs. D'Jon Brown (NOMIS)

132 Pounds:  Stephen Epps (Rosedale) vs. Donnell Poe (Old School)

141 Pounds:  Dante Cox (Laurel) vs.Evgueny Metchenov (Laurel)

152 Pounds:  Sippriano Zelldon(Headbangers) vs. David Bakker(Laurel)

165 Pounds:  Stephaun Hobbs (The Answer) vs. Aaron Anderson (Mack Lewis)

178 Pounds:  Darryl Lane (Enigma) vs.Ambrose Anderson (Knowledge Boxing)

201 Pounds:  Johnathen Surratt (Tony's Gym) vs. Alvin Amana (Lights Out)

201+ Pounds: Timothy Crawford (Sugar Ray Leonard) vs. Jimmy Speros(Olympia Boxing)


Open Division:

114 Pounds: Malik Jackson (Limelite) vs. Jordan White (Pound For Pound)

123 Pounds:  Marcus Wright (Keystone) vs. Paul Jerry (Fighting For The Future)

132 Pounds:  Keeshawn Williams (The Answer) vs. Tommy Avelar (Sugar Ray Leonard)

141 Pounds: Gary Antuanne Russell(Enigma) vs. Bryan Avelar (Sugar Ray Leonard)

152 Pounds: Jonathan Burr II(Unattached) vs. Shynggskhan Tazhibay (Headbangers)

165 Pounds: Tavon Body(Headbangers) vs. Jerome Featherstone (Unattached)

178 Pounds:  Shaundre Kellum-Gee(Mobtown) vs. Justin Bell (No Xcuse)

201 Pounds:  Malik Titus (Upton) vs.Stephon Morris (UMAR)

Saturday, April 4, 2015

Golden Gloves Tonight April 4th At Rosecroft Raceway!



It's going to be some great amateur action tonight with Antuanne Russell looking to become the third boxer in DC Region history to win the nationals twice. Other names in action tonight are Shynggyskhan Tazhibay from the Headbangers Gym at 152 pounds and the winner of the 165 pound championship between Jerome Featherstone and Tavon Body. Malik Jackson of the  Limelite boxing gym has been number one in the 114 pound weight class for some time now. He will face off against Jordan "Short Dog" White of Pound for Pound boxing. So with saying the fans will be in for a great night of competitive amateur boxing.

Thursday, April 2, 2015

A Inside Look At The Life Of Lamont Peterson!


Tonight the Beltway Boxing fans will have the opportunity to take a look into the life of Lamont Peterson outside of the ring. The fans all know how hard he works inside the ring because he is the current IBF Junoir Welterweight Champion of the world. It takes a lot of dedication to the sport of boxing to become a world champion. Lamont Peterson opened up his personal life for the NBC Sports Network to film his life outside of training. The show is called Corner to Corner. This is a huge part of being a world champion on the highest level of professional boxing. It is a lot of extra things you have to sacrifice.


Tonight tune in at 10pm on Fios (Verizon) channel 590 so the fans can see what IBF Junior Welterweight Champion Lamont Peterson's life is like.

Also the special will include his opponent Danny Garcia and two other fighters that will be part of the April 11th card in New York.

(Photo by Wallace Barron)

Thursday, March 26, 2015

McRae to face unbeaten Charles Martin for NABO Title on Klitschko-Jennings undercard!



Laurel, MD (March 25, 2015) – Heavyweight hopeful Dwayne “Big Ticket” McRae will have the opportunity to move up the rankings when he battles unbeaten and highly touted NABO champion Charles Martin in a ten round championship match Saturday, April 25 at Madison Square Garden.

The bout takes place prior to the highly anticipated world heavyweight title fight between unified champion Wladimir Klitshcko and undefeated contender Bryant Jennings.

Tickets are available on Ticketmaster.com or by calling866-858-0008.Hailing from Laurel, MD, McRae has a solid 15-3 professional ledger with 8 wins by knockout.

Fighting under the Mastermind Boxing banner, McRae is unbeaten in his last six and has lost just once in the last five years. Although most of his fights have taken place in Maryland, Washington, DC and Virginia, the 34-year-old had been lobbying for a bout against a top notch foe.

Regarded as one of America’s brightest and fastest rising heavyweights, Martin is an outstanding 20-0-1 with 18 knockouts. Born in St. Louis, MO and based out of Los Angeles, CA, Martin’s derailed three previously unbeaten foes in Vincent Thompson (13-0), Glendy Hernandez (10-0) and Alexander Flores (14-0), stopping the later to become NABO champion. He also owns a second round knockout over former world amateur champion Joey Dawejko, who has since scored six straight victories.

“This is a great opportunity for my career,” said McRae. “In my eyes, I’m also undefeated since both of my decision losses were controversial and the other fight was stopped unjustly, so my position really should be similar to his.

”McRae is also confident that this fight is going to bring him to the next level based on what he’s seen of Martin, the WBO’s #4 and IBF’s #6 ranked contender.

“He’s a decent fighter but I didn’t see anything spectacular. I know what I can do in there and that’s far more important than officially having a 0 at the end of my record. When two fighters get in the ring regardless of who is supposed to be the next great fighter or not, anything can happen and this is my time to show everybody what I’m truly made of!”

The McRae-Martin bout may appear as part of the international telecast.

More information will follow.
Fans can interact with Dwayne by going to Facebook.com/big.ticketmcrae.
Contact: Matt Yanofsky (Mastermind Boxing Publicist) 551-206-0578 or @kopublicity

Lamont Peterson Prepares For Garcia!

                      

Lamont Peterson (33-2-1, 17 knockouts) owns the International Boxing Federation light welterweight title. Garcia (29-0, 17 KOs) is the World Boxing Association and World Boxing Council title holder. 

The champions have been linked since Peterson stopped Edgar Satana on Aug. 9, 2014, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on a fight card that featured Garcia destroying Rod Salka by second-round knockout.
The Peterson vs. Garcia bout will take place at the Barclays Center. The 26-year-old Garcia, a native of Philadelphia, has a strong following in Brooklyn. Peterson fans are geared up to make a strong showing for their hometown champion.



  (Photos by Wallace Barron)

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