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Ward's arduous journey through the Super Six tournament included dominant victories over former champion Mikkel Kessler (TD11), Allan Green (UD12), Arthur Abraham (UD12) and Carl Froch (UD12).

ANDRE “SOG” WARD RETAINS

WBA TITLE, WINS SUPER SIX CUP, RING MAGAZINE BELTS IN LOPSIDED VICTORY OVER THE “THE COBRA” CARL FROCH

LUIS RAMOS JR SCORES

TIGHT DECISION OVER

RAYMUNDO BELTRAN

Said Ramos: “He got me with a few head butts, but the blood didn’t really bother me.”

Jermain Taylor and Andre Dirrell made triumphant returns to the ring Friday, both winning by knockout during a special edition of ShoBox: The New Generation on SHOWTIME®.

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Thai superstar Mongkon “Malaipet” Wiwasuk

(138-27-5, 26 KO’s), fighting out of Fresno, Calif. will put his WBC national welterweight (147 pounds) strap on the line

Filipino American Romie Adanza (16-3, 7 KO’s) of Irvine, Calif. will face off with Thanit “Boom” Watthanaya (45-12, 12 KO’s) of Vancouver, BC Canada via Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand

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BIG Lavar Johnson punished Pat Berry
finishing him with a flurry of punch's.

May 5, 2012- The UFC rolled into New Jersey with all the fireworks. Headlined by Lightweight contenders Nate Diaz battling Jersey’s own Jim Miller for the right to fight for the 155-pound title.

Stockton’s Nate Diaz (16-7) did everything he could to silence the crowd punishing Jim Miller (21–4) with his reach. Nate didn’t let the first round end before drawing blood. In the second round, Cesar Gracie trained Diaz dropped Miller with a straight left. Once on the ground, Diaz’s brilliant ground skills took over with a one-arm Guillotine, then rolling into and locking in a side guillotine. Official fight time was 4:09 round 2- Submission.

Dallas’s Johnny Hendricks (13-1) delivered a beatdown on a tattered and bruised-up Josh

Koscheck (19-6) for two and a half rounds earning a split-decision.

Madera's “BIG” Lavar Johnson (17-5) did everything he could to impress Dana White. Delivering another awesome BEATDOWN. Pat Berry (7-5) did all he could to stay out of the path of Lavar’s Heavy Hands before the referee stopped the fight at 4:18 of the 1st round.

Rousimar Palhares (23-4) and Alan Belcher (17-5) both displayed amazing technique. Early it appeared Palhares had the advantage. Constantly putting Belcher in danger of a heel hook. But patience, skill and a Palhares mistake led Belcher to a 1st round TKO at 4:18 of the round.

Chael Sonnen returns for another shot at Anderson Silva's middleweight championship, plus the trilogy comes to a close as TUF Live coaches Urijah Faber and bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz go toe-to-toe in a rubber match for the 135 LB. pound title.

Thomas Oosthuizen
Shines in U.S. Television Debut

With Unanimous Decision Victory over Marcus “Too Much” Johnson

Luis Orlando Del Valle & Jose Pedraza Score Action-Packed Unanimous

Decisión Wins From Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Okla.

El Paso, Texas (April 22) - Abner Mares has power, he has speed and now he has a second World Championship Belt. Mares, the 26 year old undefeated Mexican-American from Hawaiian Gardens, Calif. By way of Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, captured the vacant Super Bantamweight World Championship with an overwhelming victory over a game veteran Eric Morel on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING on Saturday night at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas.

In the co-feature, Anslemo Moreno, the slick and talented Panamanian World Champion, cruised to a victory over David De La Mora with a ninth round technical knockout.

Mares, who recently vacated the IBF Bantamweight Title, brought considerable power to the 122 pound division and seemed to sacrifice none of his hand speed. Morel, 10 years younger than Mares, is a veteran of nine

World Championship fights and a former two-time World Champion. Morel admitted coming into the fight that this could be his last shot at one of Boxing;s Crowns. The Puerto Rico native, now living and fighting out of Madison, Wisconsin, came to win, but Mares’ confidence and ability won the night.

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LAS VEGAS (April 8, 2012) - Lion Fight Promotions announced today that it has completed its Lion Fight Muay Thai VI: Schilling vs. Marcus II main fight card at The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. on Saturday, May 12 with six additional full-rules Muay Thai bouts, which will lead up to the highly-anticipated main event grudge rematch between WBC Light Heavyweight (175 pounds) Champion Joe “Stitch Em Up” Schilling (12-2, 10 KO’s) of Los Angeles, Calif. and undefeated top contender Simon Marcus (23-0, 18 KO’s) of Toronto, Ontario Canada.

Reserved ticket seats for Lion Fight Muay Thai VI: Schilling vs. Marcus II, priced from $45, are on sale at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino box office, all Ticketmaster outlets (800-745-3000) and online at Ticketmaster.com.

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