1ST Round KO for the Bronze Bomber

Deontay (The Bronze Bomber) Wilder scored an impressive first round KO over Charles (chuckie) Brown in Saturday night’s main event in Cincinnati. The Dream Team event at the Duke Energy Center was Wilders second first round KO at the center after Wilder defeated Richard Green Jr. in March. The Bronze Bomber moves to 5-0, 5KO’S in his short professional career. Wilder is signed with Golden Boy Promotions who co-sponsored the event with R&R Promotions out of Cincinnati.

Golden Boy's Night of Future Champions

R&R Promotions and Golden Boy Promotions brings a night of future Champions to the Duke Energy Center on Saturday May 23rd. R&R has been a driving force in the resurgence of professional boxing in the Cincinnati area. Deontay (The Bronze Bomber) Wilder will be fighting in the main event against Akron heavyweight Chuckie Brown. Cincinnati undefeated lightweight, Adrien Broner will be fighting his 10th professional bout since turning pro a year ago. Other local fighter’s scheduled to appear is, Aaron Pryor Jr., Brandon Bennett, William Action Jackson, and many more up and coming Champions from the Cincinnati area. The Duke Energy Center, previously known as the Cincinnati Convention Center, has been a great location for R&R Promotion’s. The Center is located downtown Cincinnati adjacent to many upscale hotels and has plenty of space for the hard hitting ring action.
Don’t miss the opportunity to catch these fighters on their way up while tickets are still reasonable. The doors open at 7:00 pm and the action starts at 8:00 pm. Tickets available at sellingticketscom . I’ll see you there.

Bill Stephens

Broner defeats Qunitero by desicion

Adrien “the problem” Broner (9-0) 6 KO’S makes his television debut on ESPN Friday night fights in Fort Worth Texas. The Cincinnati fighter defeated Vernando Quintero (7-1-1) by desicion in an outdoor eight round bout. Both fighters came into the match with undefeated records. Broner signed with Golden Boy Promotions a year ago after turning pro with over three hundred amateur fights under his belt. With the promotional machine of Golden Boy behind him, and his speed and skill, at nineteen years old the young lightweight is on the watch list for greatness in the ring.

The Punisher by Decision over Winky

From the start of the fight I got the impression the young fresher Williams would make quick work of Winky Wright by the end of the second. I have to give credit to Winky for standing in there for twelve rounds and taking the abuse at the hands of Paul Williams. Winky Wrights year and a half lay off seemed to be too long for the once great fighter. The faster and fresher Williams dominated Winky for twelve rounds with speed and power. The twelfth round was all or nothing for Winky. The Punisher continued to dominate through the twelfth round winning by unanimous decision over Winky Wright. The Punisher Paul Williams looked in great form and looks forward to a middleweight championship match.

Adrien "The Problem" Broner 8-0 (6KO's)

3 The Hard Way

Cincinnati Featherweight Jessie Carradine 3-0-0 2 Ko's

The Cincinnati boxing fans responded over 4000 strong for 3 The Hard Way at the U.S Bank Arena. In the main event Ricardo Williams (15-2-0) 8KO’S defeated Harrison Cuello (18-9-2) 14 KO’s. Williams is on an undefeated 5-0 streak since his comeback to boxing a year ago. Rashad Holloway 10-1-0 5Ko’s defeated Doel Carrasquillo 12-11-1 1Ko’s by decision. Rau’ Shee Warren defeated Derrick Moss by decision in an Amateur bout. Cincinnati Featherweight Jesse Carridine (pictured above) (3-0-0) 2KO’s defeated Ramon Santos in round 2 in Santos pro debut.
David Long (6-1-1-) 3 KO’s faced Kelsey Arnold 1-1-1(1KO) in four rounds of heavyweight action which resulted in a draw. The Saturday night event was promoted by TMAX Events and TKO Boxing Promotions.

Pro-AM Boxing Cincinnati

Rau' Shee Warren will be fighting at the
U.S Bank Arena March 21st

TKO Boxing and TMAX events Presents 3 the Hard Way on March 21st 2009 at the U.S. Bank Arena. The Hometown Heroes of Cincinnati Boxing are back as the main event features Ricardo Williams (14-2-0 7 KO’s) going up against Harrison Cuello (18-8-2 14KO’s). Cuelllo is coming from the Bronx New York for eight rounds of welterweight action. Cincinnati fighter Rashad Holloway (9-1-0 5KO’s) faces Doel Carrasquillo in a six round Junior Middleweight bout. For the second weekend in a row, the Cincinnati fans will get to see the two time Olympian Rau’ shee Warren in action. Warren takes on Derrick Moss from Cleveland. Before turning to the Professional ranks, Warren is destined to make history as the only U.S. athlete to make a third trip to the U.S Olympics.

Other local fighters scheduled to appear will be Ron Siler making his pro-debut, David (Dae Dae) Long, undefeated Cincinnati fighters Mel Crossty, and Jesse Carradine, and a local favorite Ravae Springs. Don’t miss the chance to see these young Cincinnati fighters that are bringing the hard hitting action back to the city.
Tickets are still available at ticketmaster.com, and for more information visit Myspace.com/TMAXEVENTS. The U.S. Bank arena Doors open at 6:30 pm with the first Bell sounding at 7:30.