War at the Forge II Review: Yorgey edges Kennedy again; Farmer Shines!

June 19, 2013 by · Leave a Comment
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“Lightning” Harry Joe Yorgey (27-2-1) and Julius “Relentless” Kennedy picked up where they left off from their 1st bout on 4/19/13 LIVE on GFL.tv (Rewatch anytime OnDemand).  In their first bout many believe Yorgey was lucky to receive a split decision victory in their 8 round affair. In which Yorgey came from behind on the judges scorecards in the early rounds.

 This time Yorgey started off early, which was the complete opposite of their first encounter.  Yorgey was able to dominate the first 3 rounds until Kennedy found his stride.  The two battled back and forth in some very close rounds.  Rounds 6-9 were dominated by Kennedy, who was clearly refusing to play the opponent.  Finally the 10th and what was the fight deciding round was dominated by Yorgey.

The judges scored the fight 95-95 & 96-94 x 2 for your winner Harry Joe Yorgey via Majority Decision.  With this win, Yorgey hopes to be catapulted into the World stage for one last hurrah before the 35 year old calls it a career.

Tevin “American Idol” Farmer (11-4-1) has his coming out party LIVE WORLDWIDE on GFL.tv during an 8 round war with Victor Vasquez (16-7-1).  Farmer had the edge throughout the fight with his speed and accuracy.  Vasquez wasn’t wilting to the talented Farmer and try to make a run in rounds 6 and 7 but Farmer proved to be too much for the battle tested Vasquez.  In the 8th and final round, Farmer shook Vasquez and landed a series of brutal blows on Vasquez who appeared to be fighting back the entire time until the ref called a halt to the action at the 1:58 mark of round 8 for your winner Tevin Farmer!

The only thing more exciting than Khalib “Bigfoot” Whitmore’s (1-0) ring walk was his pro debut against Lenny Capers (1-1) in front of a WORLDWIDE audience on GFL.tv.  The Nazim Richardson trained prospects proved why he has received much praise from his esteemed trainer.  From bell to bell Whitmore dominated from pillar to post.  Whitmore hurt Capers in the 1st leaving Caper reluctant to take any chances.  At the final bell the judges scored the fight 40-36 across the board in favor of Khalib “Bigfoot” Whitmore!

Former Amateur standout Damon Allen (2-0) took on the gritty veteran Travis Thompson (4-10-2).  Damon, who is highly touted in the pro game, showed why by controlling the crafty  Thompson through the course of the four rounds.  ”Baby Dame” often countered the “Animal” with ease throughout the fight.  Thompson’s best moments were 2 right hands landed in the fourth and final round.  The judges scored the fight 40-36 & 39-37 x 2 in favor of Damon Allen!

Also on the card Frank Santos De Alba (8-1-2) scored a 6 round Unanimous Decision over Jamell Tyson (3-10-2).  Karmarah Parsley (6-6) scored a mild upset over Jeremy Stauffer (7-3-2) winning a 6 round Majority Decision.  Todd Unthank-May (7-0) stayed undefeated by dominating Michael Wilmer (4-6) en route to a 6 round Unanimous Decision. Rising Jr. Middleweight prospect Javontae Starks (7-0) defeated a very tough George Sosa (7-4) via 6 round Unanimous Decision.  Finally, Antonio Dubose won his pro debut via 4 round Unanimous Decision against fellow pro debut’r John Portillo.

You can watch this exciting night of action from start to finish WORLDWIDE on GFL OnDemand!  Order once & Re Watch for LIFE!!

FORMER WORLD TITLE CHALLENGER GRZEGORZ PROKSA BATTLES FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGIO MORA ON JUNE 28TH IN JACKSONVILLE ON ESPN’S FRIDAY NIGHT FIGHTS

June 14, 2013 by · Leave a Comment
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PHILADELPHIA, PA (JUNE 12, 2013)—On Friday night, June 28th, Banner Promotions will present ESPN’s Friday Night Fights at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida.

In the main event, former Middleweight world title challenger Grzegorz Proksa will take on former WBC Super Welterweight champion Sergio “The Latin Snake” Mora in a Middleweight bout that is scheduled for ten rounds.

Proksa of Jaworzno, Poland and now residing Redhill, England has a record of 29-2 with 21 knockouts. The 28 year old had won his first twenty six bouts which included winning the European Middleweight title on two occasions. He won the belt for the first time when he stopped former IBF World champion Sebastian Sylvester in three rounds. He reclaimed the belt as he avenged his defeat to Kerry Hope, by scoring an eighth round stoppage. Proksa is coming off a 6 round unanimous decision over Norbert Szekeres on February 9th. On September 1st, 2012.

Sergio Mora of Los Angeles, California won his first twenty one bouts and gained fame by winning the inaugural “Contender” reality show, as he scored wins over future world title challengers Jesse Brinkley and Peter Manfredo Jr., as well as current IBF world champion Ishe Smith. Mora, 32 years old, defeated Manfredo in the rematch before reaching the highlight of his career when he scored a twelve round unanimous decision over Vernon Forrest to capture the WBC Super Welterweight title on June 7th, 2008. Mora continued to put up good results. He battled three-division champion and future Hall of Famer Shane Mosley to a draw on September 18th, 2010 which headlined a Pay Per View card.

In the ten round co-feature, Brazilian knockout artist, Patrick Teixeira will take on Marcus Willis in a Jr. Middleweight bout.

The 22 year-old Teixeira of Sao Paulo, Brazil has a record of 19-0 with 17 knockouts. Teixeira has faced and knocked out the best Junior Middleweights in his native Brazil, such as Jailton De Jesus Souza (11-0); Eraldo Cesar Pereira (5-0); Dario Armando Matorras (13-1) and Pablo Aguero (3-0). In his last bout, Teixeira scored a 1st round stoppage over Luis Acevedo on January 12th.

Marcus Willis of Fort Myers, Florida has a record of 13-2-2 with 3 knockouts. The 26 year old has faced good competition and has quality wins over top prospect James De La Rosa (21-1) in an upset on April 12th in Las Vegas; undefeated Yolexcy Leiva (2-0); Jamond Bourgeois (2-0) and Christopher De La Paz (4-0).

The undercard will feature the 2012 Olympic Bronze medalist from the Ukraine Taras Shelestyuk, now undefeated at 3-0, with 3 knockouts as a professional; Heavyweight prospect Donovan Dennis (6-1-0, 5 KO’s) from Davenport, Iowa will battle local Jacksonville heavyweight Curtis Harper (7-2); Jacksonville heavyweight Chris Vendola will appear in a 4 round heavyweight scrap against Kareem Brann, a Jacksonville Corrections Officer and F.O.P. member in his professional debut; Jacksonville middleweight Steve Chadwick will also appear in a 4 round bout as well. The remainder of the undercard will be announced shortly. All bouts are subject to change without notice.

Doors open at: 5:30 P.M. (all times Eastern Time)

First fight at: 7:00 P.M.

First Bout on ESPN at: 9:00 PM

Tickets prices: $25, $35, $50, $75, $100, $125 & Tables $3,000 (Seat 10 People).

Tickets available at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena Box Office – Tel.: (904) 630-3900, and on the Arena website: www.jaxevents.com .

GFL Real Fights Returns to Comcast with “XFE 23″ Beginning June 17

 

GFL PRESENTS “REAL FIGHTS” ON THE COMCAST NETWORK (TCN) & COMCAST SPORTSNET (CSN)

XTREME FIGHT EVENTS PRESENTS “XFE 23 BEGINNING JUNE 17

June 13, 2013

GFL and Comcast SportsNet continue their weekly combat sports series, REAL FIGHTS, with world class MMA as Xtreme Fight Events presents another show stopper with XFE 23 featuring a full lineup of extreme cage fights emanating from Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino & Racetrack.  XFE has quickly solidified itself in Pennsylvania as the top-tier MMA event where rising stars step into the battleground looking to destroy their opponents.

In the main event, for the XFE Welterweight Championship, Justin Bonitatis (3-1) battles Brandon Odom (5-8).  Bonitatis won the title back in December and this will be his first defense.  Bonitatis is an All-American wrestler and is known for grinding down his opponents and breaking their spirits in the cage.  His takedowns are something else, as nobody he’s faced has been able to stop them yet.  Odom brings an experience advantage into the cage and is a well-traveled veteran having fought for the top regional organizations in the Mid-West and East Coast.  Odom won his last fight via submission, and if he finds himself on the bottom of Bonitatis he will need those submission skills to try and offset Bonitatis’ wrestling and punching power on the ground.

In other action, for XFE Lightweight Title, Champion Ryan Cafaro (6-3) takes on Ryan Holmes (3-1).  Cafaro is a strong wrestler with powerful submissions and likes to control his opponent on the ground.  Cafaro is very active on the ground and is always looking for the tapout.  Holmes will have the height advantage as he stands at 6’0″ and will look to use his reach to stay away from Cafaro’s takedowns.  Holmes loves to pick his opponents apart and rack up points.  This will be a contrast in styles pitting Cafaro’s ground game against the striking of Holmes.

Air times are listed below:

The Comcast Network (TCN) (all zones): Monday, June 17 at 7:00pm ET

TCN Replay (Philly):  Friday, June 21 at 8:00pm ET

TCN Replay (Mid-Atlantic):  Friday, June 21 at 11:00pm ET

TCN Replay (all zones):  Saturday, June 22 at 3:30pm ET

CSN Philadelphia: Tuesday, June 18 at 7:00pm ET

CSN Philadelphia Replay: Saturday, June 22 at 11:00pm ET

CSN Philadelphia Replay: Sunday, June 23 at 8:00pm ET

CSN New England:  Wednesday, June 26, at 8:00pm ET

CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington DC & Baltimore):  Saturday, June 29 at 11:00pm ET

CSN regions in other major markets including; CSS, CSN North West and CSN Bay Area will also be airing XFE 23 in the weeks and months to come.  In addition, close to 25 cable and satellite systems carry CSN and because of that wide distribution across numerous regions and even nationally via satellite, GFL REAL FIGHTS is available on additional platforms.

To stay connected with GFL and this unique fight series, visit these TCN & CSN online locations for up-to-the-date programming info.

The Comcast Network http://www.csnphilly.com/page/tcn

CSN Philadelphia http://www.csnphilly.com/ontv/listings

CSS http://www.csssports.com/ontv

CSN Washington http://www.csnwashington.com/ontv

CSN Baltimore http://www.csnbaltimore.com/ontv

CSN New England http://www.csnne.com/pages/oncsn

CSN Northwest http://www.csnnw.com/ontv

CSN Bay Area http://www.csnbayarea.com/ontv

 

Upcoming Events on Comcast

6/17:  XFE XXIII (MMA)

6/24:  War at the Forge II (boxing)

7/1:  Real Fights:  June’s Best Battles

7/8:  CFFC XXV (MMA)

7/15:  Rocktagon XXVI (MMA)

7/22:  Gladius Fights (MMA)

About GoFightLive

GFL is a pioneer in Internet Sports Broadcasting.  Over the years GFL has broadcast more than 1700 live events to fans in over 199 countries worldwide and has a video library exceeding 8000 combat sports videos comprising more than 5,000 hours of programming.   GFL is especially proud to have served greater than 5 million public viewers over the years with more than 250 combat sports related website affiliates in its network.  GFL is also available on Roku, Boxee, Android, IPhone, IPad, as well as other internet ready devices. Check the event page for details. Join us at: www.GFL.tv or https://www.facebook.com/GoFightLive.tv or  twitter.com/GFL or youtube.com/Gofightlive or inquiries contact press@gfl.tv

 

TaKe On Muay Thai XXI Preview

Muay Thai is center stage at the Resorts World Casino in New York as TaKe-On Productions presents TaKe On Muay Thai XXI, a full contact Muay Thai event at the first ever casino in New York City on June 28. The card features at hotly anticipated main event as it will be a rematch for the vacant 175 lb TaKe-On Title.

In the main event, for the vacant 175 lb TaKe-On Championship, Jason Van Oijen (6-0-1) and Georgui Smaguin (6-2-1) will once again do battle to see who the best fighter in the division is.  The last fight ended after three rounds, this fight is scheduled for five.  Van Oijen and Smaguin fought to a draw after three rounds of hard-hitting action on April 26 and this immediate rematch is sure to pick up right where it left off two months ago.  Last time, the fight hinged on a point that was taken away from Smaguin in the fight for an illegal knee to the groin.  Without that deduction, Smaguin would have won on two judges’ scorecards.  Smaguin is looking to make things right in this fight by pushing through any obstacle put in his path.  Van Oijen looked sharp in their first meeting, connecting with solid kicks, knees and punches and also held an advantage in the clinch where Van Oijen would toss Smaguin to the canvas if he didn’t like how the exchanges were going.  This is a real treat for fans and shows what solid matchmaking TaKe-On Productions has, because a lot of times these rematch fights get pushed back for months or years when the frenzy and excitement has been lost.  Not this time.  Expect Van Oijen and Smaguin to go right after each other as this time someone’s walking out a champion!

You can bet more exciting, competitive fights will be announced shortly as this card will build on TaKe-On Productions stranglehold on Muay Thai in not only the Northeast but the United States in general.

If you love the art of striking, there is no better iPPV for you to order than TaKe On Muay Thai XXI. Take-On Productions always puts on great shows and this event will up the ante of the East Coast kingpin of Muay Thai.  Order now.

LAVARN “BABY BOWE” HARVELL TO TAKE ON PAUL VASQUEZ THIS FRIDAY IN WEST ORANGE, NJ ON ESPN FRIDAY NIGHT FIGHTS UNDERCARD

June 13, 2013 by · Leave a Comment
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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ (June 12, 2013)—This Friday night at the South Mountain Arena in West Orange, New Jersey, undefeated Light Heavyweight prospect Lavarn “Baby Bowe” Harvell will put his perfect record on the line when he takes on battle tested Paul Vasquez in a bout scheduled for six rounds that will be one of the featured undercard bouts of ESPN’s Friday Night Fights.

The show is promoted by GH3 Promotions and Greg Cohen Promotions with the Harvell – Vasquez bout being in association with Gabe LaConte’s First Round Promotions.

Harvell, 25 years old from Atlantic City, New Jersey has a record of 12-0 with seven knockouts and is getting back in the ring for the first time since last July 7th when he knocked out Mojeed Okedara in one round in Atlantic City.

“This training camp has gone well. My punches are strong and I have doing strength and condition”, said Harvell.

“I don’t know much about Vasquez but we prepare for anything”

Like many in New Jersey and the Jersey Shore area, Harvell was affected by Hurricane Sandy.

“The layoff was caused because my gym (The Atlantic City PAL) being damaged by Hurricane Sandy but everything is good now and we are ready to go.”

Said Harvell’s trainer Abdur Muhammad, “Lavarn is excited to get back in the ring. He has been looking excellent in camp and we do not know much about Vasquez but he is ready”

One man who has very high praise is longtime New Jersey fight promoter Gabe LaConte of First Round Promotions.

LaConte co-promotes Harvell and he sees a big future.

“I think Harvell is a born fighter”, said the New Jersey Boxing Hall of Famer.

“I have run across a lot of fighters such as Shannon Briggs, Charles Murray and Tracy Patterson and Lavarn is a natural born fighter. He doesn’t beat people, he annihilates them. He is one of those guys where you don’t get up and get your popcorn because you will probably miss an explosive knockout and we feel in the next eighteen months he will be fighting for a major title.”

Harvell is riding a four fight knockout streak.

Vasquez of Martinez, California has a record of 9-3-1 with 3 knockouts and has fought most of his career as a Cruiserweight.

In his last bout, he was on the wrong end of a close majority decision when he lost to former world title challenger Elvir Muriqi on March 15th in Whippany, New Jersey.

In the main event, it will be a battle for the WBA Interim Bantamweight championship as undefeated fighters Jundy Maroan takes on Juan Carlos Payano.

In the televised co-feature, Jorge Diaz squares off with Yenifel Vicente in an eight round Featherweight bout.

Tickets are priced at $35, $50, $75, and $100 Ringside (Rows 1-2). VIP Tables for 10 are also available that include dinner. To purchase, please call 888.612.4191.

On fight night, doors open at 6:00 pm and the action starts at 7:30. The Richard J. Codey Arena at South Mountain is located at 560 Northfield Avenue in West Orange, New Jersey.

ELITE HEAT / MCGIRT BOXING TEAM SHINE IN COLORADO

June 12, 2013 by · Leave a Comment
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NUTLEY, NJ (June 7, 2013)—this past weekend in Colorado Springs, two members of the Elite Heat / McGirt Amateur Boxing team stood out from the rest of the competitors and one of the most prestigious Colorado Springs International Tournament.

15-16 Year old 114 lb. Jr. National champion Shakur Stevenson won three bouts to win the championship belt in his class. Also Vito Mielnicki Jr. won thw 11-12 Year Old 75 lb. weight division not only won his three bouts to win his weight division but was also named the Tournament’s Most Outstanding Boxing.

Shakur, Mielnick and the rest of the Elite Heat/McGirt Boxing Team will compete this weekend in Philadelphia against some of the best from the City of Brotherly Love.

UNDEFEATED MIDDLEWEIGHT SENSATION ANTOINE “ACTION” DOUGLAS TO TAKE ON IBAHIEM KING ON JUNE 14TH AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN ARENA IN WEST ORANGE, NJ

June 12, 2013 by · Leave a Comment
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Nutley, NJ (June 5, 2013)—On Friday night, June 14th, a special night of boxing will take place as Greg Cohen Promotions and GH3 Promotions will present ESPN’s Friday Night Fight’s at the South Mountain Arena in West Orange, New Jersey.

One of the featured fights on the undercard will pit rising and undefeated Middleweight prospect Antoine “Action” Douglas taking on his most experienced rival in Ibahiem King in a bout scheduled for six rounds.

Douglas of Washington, D.C. has shot out to a perfect mark of 7-0 with five knockouts and this will already be his sixth fight of 2013.

Douglas has been stepping up the competition with each fight and has already appeared on ESPN’s Friday Night Fights two times in 2013.

“I am always ready to fight, no matter how experienced he is or what his record is. I have the same mindset”, said Douglas.

“I have been working and sparring with southpaws. I am faster and stronger”

Douglas is not worried that King has 19 professional fights.

“I am faster, I have more skills and with my amateur background, I look at myself as being the more experienced fighter”

King of West Palm Beach, Florida has a record of 11-8 with two knockouts and is by far the most experienced for the twenty year-old Douglas.

This will be the seventh undefeated fighter that King will have faced which includes top prospects Abraham Han, Edwin Rodriguez, J’Leon Love and Delen Parsley. King is coming off a 3rd round stoppage over Anthony McManaway on February 16th.

In the twelve round main event, it will be a twelve round Bantamweight battle of undefeated fighters as Jundy Maraon (15-0-1) of the Philippines takes on Juan Carlos Payano (13-0, 7 KO’s) of the Dominican Republic.

Doors open at 6:00 pm and the action starts at 7:30.

The Richard J. Codey Arena at South Mountain is located at 560 Northfield Avenue in West Orange, New Jersey.

For more information, call 973.731.3828.

Siam Fight Productions Jr Muay Thai Grand Prix Finale Review

June 11, 2013 by · Leave a Comment
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Siam Fight Productions returned to GFL with the finals of the inaugural Siam Cup Junior Muay Thai Grand Prix where the winner won not only the tournament, but also a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to train at the world-famous Sitsongpeenong Training Camp.  The card also featured title fights with new champions crowned.

In the main event, Ruben Cruz (10-0) defeated John Bruer (8-4) via split decision in the tournament finals of the 135 lb division.  With the win, Cruz wins the first-ever Siam Cup and gets an opportunity to train with one of the world’s premiere institutions for training in one of the world’s oldest martial arts with the Sitsongpeenong Training Camp in Thailand.  Cruz landed with solid one-two punch combos throughout the five rounds while Bruer used a push kick to halt Cruz’s attacks and score.  Cruz was the aggressor and was busier in the clinch, where he landed knees along with punches.  It was a great fight and both fighters deserved to be in the main event because they both fought like champions.

In other action, Destry Dalrymple defeated Robert Dibler via unanimous decision to claim the USMTA 125 lb title.  Dalrymple was aggressive the whole fight and landed with strikes from all directions, while also staying out of the way from Dibler who could not find his range.  Dalrymple racked up a nice lead and scored the win in convincing fashion.  Dalrymple is a very accurate fighter and looks to be the cream of the crop in the 125 lb division.

To watch the champions of tomorrow in one of the most vicious combat sports, tune in to Siam Fight Productions Jr Muay Thai Grand Prix Finale and see these young warriors chase their dreams and put in work as gladiators in the squared circle.

ABOUT SIAM FIGHT PRODUCTIONS
(WWW.SIAMFIGHTPRODUCTIONS.COM)
Siam Fight Productions is the premier junior Muay Thai event promotions company in North America. We believe that support for youth in the sport of Muay Thai is imperative to their professional as well as personal development. That is why we have dedicated ourselves to creating the ideal venue for sanctioned youth fights with the best possible safety measures available. Our Siam Fight Productions Junior Muay Thai Grand Prix Events and the Siam Cup are the newest addition to the limited number of highly coveted awards in the international Muay Thai community. We will be sending the winner of the upcoming elimination-style tournament to train at Sitsongpeenong Camp in Bangkok, Thailand, where they will be surrounded by some of the world’s greatest fighters and receive instruction from some of the sport’s best coaches.

Warriors Cup XVII Review

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Weapons 9 Promotions returned to GFL and delivered another dose of top ranked pro/am Muay Thai to the Tri-State area at Shuetzen Park in North Bergen, New Jersey with Warriors Cup XVII featuring 13 fights.  Warriors Cup events have quickly carved out a popular niche for themselves on the Eastern seaboard as the place to see great standup fighting. Warriors Cup XVII might have been the best one yet as there was plenty of punches, kicks, knees and more!

In the main event, former Bellator Champion Lyman Good (Tiger Schulmann) defeated kickboxing sensation Strahinja Ivanovic (Capital MMA) after five rounds via unanimous decision. Good is known for his all-around fighting as he has shown a great arsenal of wrestling, grappling and striking in his MMA career where he has amassed a record of (15-3) and he did enough in this bout to win 4 rounds on all three judges’ scorecards.  Good looked like a much bigger fighter in the ring and his power was evident in the early going where he had Ivanovic backing up and looking to counter.  Good landed some nice punches throughout the fight as he really sat down on his feet so he could unload with his fists, but maybe most telling was his grappling and advantage in the clinch as anytime Ivanovic would try to land knees from the position or found distance with his punches or kicks, Good would close the space and grab Ivanovic as well as toss him to the mat from the position on several occasions.  After five rounds it was clear that Good was just a better all-around athlete and whatever he lacked in experience he made up with in athleticism and being a quick study as he was able to shut down a very dangerous fighter in Ivanovic.

In other action, with the 138 lb Title on the line, Laurel Holloway (Sitan Gym) defeated Christina “X” Peteraf (Cool Hearts Muay Thai Camp) by unanimous decision after 5 rounds of championship action.  Both women fought extremely hard as there was no question they had put the time in the gym as their cardio was tremendous.  Both ladies connected with knees, leg kicks and punches but Holloway was a bit more accurate in the eyes of the judges and scored the win.    This was a close fight and there wasn’t a dull moment in the fight.

If you love action-packed striking, Warriors Cup XVII is your type of event. Watch as these fearless gladiators put it all on the line to earn a victory in one of the most grueling and punishing combat sports in the world. Order Warriors Cup XVII exclusively from the GFL Combat Sports Network at GFL.tv on video on demand and own it for life.

TCN & CSN Broadcast GFL Real Fights Spadafora VS Frankel beginning on June 10

 

GFL PRESENTS “REAL FIGHTS” ON THE COMCAST NETWORK (TCN) & COMCAST SPORTSNET (CSN)

ROY JONES JR IN ASSOCIATION WITH TNT PROMOTIONS PRESENTS “SPADAFORA VS FRANKEL” BEGINNING JUNE 10

 

June 7, 2013

GFL and Comcast continue their weekly combat sports series, REAL FIGHTS, with championship boxing, as 8-Time World Champion Roy Jones Jr. & TNT Promotions presents Spadafora VS Frankel at the Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort featuring a full lineup of hotly contested matchups inside the ring.

 

In the main event, the vacant WBC (NABF) Super Lightweight Championship will be on the line when undefeated former IBF & IBC World Champion Paul “The Pittsburgh Kid” Spadafora (47-0-1) steps into the ring with former WBC (USNBC) Champion “Red Hot” Rob Frankel of Denver, Colorado.  In what would be an astonishing feat, Spadafora looks to claim his 48th victory without a loss, the longest undefeated streak among any active boxer in the world today, and claim another Championship Title, pushing him back to the top of the Super Lightweight Division.  A decisive victory over the rugged Frankel could position Spadafora for the big money fight he has been craving.  With Roy Jones Jr. behind him, Spadafora believes he could soon be facing fighters like Rios, Alvarado, Broner & Garcia.

 

But Spadafora faces his toughest test to date since restarting his career as the Mile High City’s favorite Frankel comes storming into the bout winning 4 of his last 5 with his lone defeat a tough decision to #1 Contender Cleotis Pendarvis.  Frankel has forever yearned for a shot at Spadafora, which he earned in January with a dominating performance over previous Spadafora foe Jermaine White.  A victory against Spadafora will lead to bigger paydays and more recognition for Frankel who has been knocking on the door to superstardom for some time.

 

Air times are listed below:

The Comcast Network (TCN) (all zones): Monday, June 10 at 7:00pm ET

TCN Replay (Philly):  Friday, June 14 at 8:00pm ET

TCN Replay (Mid-Atlantic):  Friday, June 14 at 11:00pm ET

TCN Replay (Mid-Atlantic):  Sunday, June 16 at 1:00pm ET

CSN Philadelphia: Thursday, June 13 at 11:00pm ET

CSN Philadelphia Replay: Sunday, June 16 at 8:00pm ET

CSN New England:  Friday, June 21, at 8:00pm ET

CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington DC & Baltimore):  Saturday, June 22 at 11:00pm ET

CSN regions in other major markets including; CSS, CSN North West and CSN Bay Area will also be airing Rocktagon MMA XXVI – Veni, Vidi, Vici in the weeks and months to come.  In addition, close to 25 cable and satellite systems carry CSN and because of that wide distribution across numerous regions and even nationally via satellite, GFL REAL FIGHTS is available on additional platforms.

To stay connected with GFL and this unique fight series, visit these TCN & CSN online locations for up-to-the-date programming info.

 

The Comcast Network http://www.csnphilly.com/page/tcn

CSN Philadelphia http://www.csnphilly.com/ontv/listings

CSS http://www.csssports.com/ontv

CSN Washington http://www.csnwashington.com/ontv

CSN Baltimore http://www.csnbaltimore.com/ontv

CSN New England http://www.csnne.com/pages/oncsn

CSN Northwest http://www.csnnw.com/ontv

CSN Bay Area http://www.csnbayarea.com/ontv

 

Upcoming Events on Comcast

6/10: Spadafora VS Frankel (MMA)

6/17:  XFE XXIII (MMA)

6/24:  War at the Forge II (boxing)

 

About GoFightLive

GFL is a pioneer in Internet Sports Broadcasting.  Over the years GFL has broadcast more than 1700 live events to fans in over 199 countries worldwide and has a video library exceeding 8000 combat sports videos comprising more than 5,000 hours of programming.   GFL is especially proud to have served greater than 5 million public viewers over the years with more than 250 combat sports related website affiliates in its network.  GFL is also available on Roku, Boxee, Android, IPhone, IPad, as well as other internet ready devices. Check the event page for details. Join us at: www.GFL.tv or https://www.facebook.com/GoFightLive.tv or  twitter.com/GFL or youtube.com/Gofightlive or inquiries contact press@gfl.tv

 

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