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Find A Dream—a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization that reaches out to community children and provides them a healthy channel to find and work towards fulfilling a dream—has recently announced that within the month they will be relocating their headquarters to the Los Angeles area.
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When lifelong boxing fan and successful club promoter Michael Grace opened Starpower Boxing Management in 2013, his goal was to enhance the careers of talented fighters that have either been overlooked or misguided. A self-professed boxing junkie, Grace’s personal relationships and time spent around the gyms in Cincinnati , OH helped him find a number of quality fighters that needed a push to get their careers going in the direction they expected upon turning pro. Currently, Grace has four fighters in his stable hailing from the Queen City . Read the rest

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Alexander dominates Purdy!
Saturday night at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, WBC super lightweight interim champion Lucas Matthysse (34-2, 32 KOs) destroyed IBF jr welterweight champion Lamont Peterson (31-2-1, 16 KOs) with a devastating third round KO. Matthysse dropped Peterson once in round two and twice in round three. Referee Steve Smoger waved it off at 2:14 after the third knockdown. The bout was a non-title match because Matthysse didn’t want to give up his WBC interim belt. Peterson remains IBF welter champ.
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WEIGH-IN!

Venue: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City
Lamont Peterson 141lbs vs Lucas Matthysse 140lbs
(non-title welterweight)
Devon Alexander 146.7lbs vs Lee Purdy 147.8lbs
(non-title super welterweight)
Purdy initially weighed 148lbs
Phil LoGreco 150lbs vs. Shawn Porter 150lbs
Anthony Peterson 136.5lbs vs. Dominic Salcido 136.5lbs
Anthony Ogogo 159lbs vs. Edgar Perez 159lbs
Haroon Khan 116.5lbs vs. Vicente Medellin 115lbs
Thomas Willliams Jr. 175lbs vs. Otis Griffin 175lbs
Cesar Seda 117.5lbs vs. Miguel Tamayo 117.5lbs
Rau’Shee Warren 118lbs vs. Angel Carvajal 116lbs
Robert Easter 133.5lbs vs. Eduardo Guillen 132lbs
Jemel Herring 134lbs vs. Victor Galindo 134.5lbs

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Venue: Grand Oasis Cancun, Cancun, Mexico
Shane Mosley 146.8lbs vs Pablo Cesar Cano 146lbs
(Vacant WBC International welterweight title)
Sergio Thompson 135lbs vs Gustavo Sandoval 133.4lbs
Robert Manzanarez 133.2lbs vs Oscar Arenas 134.8lbs
Yesenia Gomez 106.4lbs vs Blanca Diaz 106.8lbs
Ivan Cano 135lbs vs Daniel Ruiz 136lbs
Cesar Gandara 113.2lbs vs Marco Antonio Turriza 113lbs
Adan Mares 133.2lbs vs Alberto Cupido 130.8lbs
Joseph Aguirre 135.4lbs vs Rodolpho Ortiz 134.8lbs

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Venue: Emirates Arena in Glasgow, Scotland
Ricky Burns 134.5lbs vs  Jose Gonzalez 134.5lbs
(WBO lightweight championship)
John Simpson 129lbs vs Choi Tseveenpurev 127.5lbs
Steve Simmons 197lbs vs Michael Sweeney 199lbs
Rocky Fielding 173.75lbs vs Michal Nieroda 171lbs
Michael Roberts 133lbs vs Mariusz Bak 131.75lbs

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Venue: The Legends Theater, Route 66 Casino, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Holly Holm 139.2lbs vs Mary McGee 137lbs
(IBA/WBA Female Light Welterweight Title)
Matthew Baca 135.6lbs vs  Armando Gonzales 134.6lbs
Rocky Romero 146.0lbs vs  Michael Coca Gallegos 147.4lbs (0.4 over)
Gabe Gabaldon 129.8lbs vs Brandon Salazar 129.2lbs
Manny Rocha 175.0lbs vs Flory Olguin Jr. 178.6lbs (1.6 over)

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Friday night at the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Oklahoma, Undefeated IBF #3 jr welterweight Dierry Jean (25-0, 17 KOs) won a explosive fourth round TKO over IBF #7 Cleotis Pendarvis (17-4-1, 6 KOs). Dierry Jean suffered a bad cut over his right eye in round three from an unintentional headbutt, Jean dropped Pendarvis with a big right hand in round four and got the stoppage with his barrage of punches. The bout was an elimination bout for the #1 spot in the IBF’s 140-pound division.
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IBF junior welterweight world champion Lamont Peterson held an open workout in Washington, D.C. in preparation for his May 18 fight against WBC interim super lightweight world champion Lucas Matthysse at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey which will be televised on Showtime. Here’s what Lamont and trainer Barry Hunter had to say on Wednesday.
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Lucian Bute underwent successful surgery to his left hand today, in Florida. As expected, Dr. Veronica Pedro extracted several bone fragments during the 40 minute operation. Lucian is in good spirits and recuperating at his Florida residence. He will be fitted with a cast next Thursday.

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Venue: Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Oklahoma
Dierry Jean 139.6lbs vs  Cleotis Pendarvis 139.8lbs
John Thompson 153.8lbs vs  Giovany Rodriguez 155.8lbs
Ahmad Cheiko 150.4lbs vs  Shad Howard 148.2lbs
Cecil McCalla 146.6lbs vs  Abel Perry 148.6lbs
Antoine Douglas 158.8lbs vs  Coy Witt 158.6lbs
Chris Plaitis 137.8lbs vs  Octavio Garay (NA)

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InterBox and Groupe Yvon Michel (GYM) have jointly decided against promoting a boxing event on Saturday, May 25th at the Montreal Bell Centre. Preferring to wait until Lucian Bute recovers from surgery to his hand, HBO has confirmed interest in broadcasting the Bute vs. Pascal bout when the new date is known.
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WBA/WBO Super Bantamweight Champion Guillermo ‘El Chacal’ Rigondeaux is looking forward to defending his world titles in September. Rigondeaux is hoping that his promoters Top Rank and Caribe Promotions can make a fight with Golden Boy’s WBC featherweight champion Abner Mares. Golden Boy, according to the Nevada Athletic Commission, paid Mares $350,000 for his victory over Ponce de Leon on the undercard of Mayweather/Guerrero.
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Carl Froch vs Mikkel Kessler II live on big screens
Six bouts added to the Bute-Pascal Card on May 25th
Alvarez, Bizier and Zewski in action
InterBox and Groupe Yvon Michel (GYM) are proud to announce all six undercard bouts that will support the historic fight between Lucian Bute (31-1-0 24 KO) and Jean Pascal (27-2-1 16 KO) on Saturday night, May 25, at Bell Centre in Montreal.  Four title belts will be on the line on this Mega Card that has already convinced more than 17,000 fans to purchase tickets.  Several new good tickets were placed into circulation for the general public on Monday.
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Former NABC World lightweight title-holder “Merciless” Mary McGee (20-1, 11 KOs) is going to Albuquerque with nothing but respect for her opponent, 14-time, three-division world champion Holly “The Preacher’s Daughter” Holm (32-2-3, 9 KOs).  She’s also heading there to spoil the soon-to-be-retired Holm’s final appearance in a boxing ring, on Saturday night, May 11, at Route 66 Casino Hotel in Albuquerque. Holm recently announced that she will retire from boxing after this fight to pursue her mixed-martial-arts career.  McGee will challenge Holm for her International Boxing Association (IBA) and World Boxing Federation (WBF) junior welterweight titles in the 10-round main event on the “Mayhem” card, presented by Fresquez Productions.
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Saturday night at the SAP Arena in Mannheim, Germany, WBA/IBF/WBO/IBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (60-3, 51 KOs) won a brutal sixth round KO over Francesco Pianeta (28-1-1, 15 KOs). Klitscho hurt Pianeta with a right hand early in round one. Klitschko continued to land more big in rounds two and three. Klitschko dropped Pianata with a right hand in round four. A left hand put Pianeta down in the fifth. Pianeta’s end came to a halt in round six when Klitschko dropped him again.

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Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, pound 4 pound best Floyd Mayweather (44-0, 26 KOs) defended his WBC welterweight title with a  masterful one-sided twelve round unanimous decision against Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero (31-2-1, 18 KOs). Guerrero didn’t come out fighting aggressive as he had mentioned that he would do instead he tried to lay back and counter Mayweather. Neither fighter did much in the first three rounds. Floyd landed a few pot shots in round an throughout the early rounds. Guerrero was a sitting duck for the lead right hand which Floyd began to connect often. Guerrero was cut over the left eye in round eight from a Mayweather right hook. Guerrero had no answer to what Floyd was doing in the ring and Guerrero started to fight desperate but he wasn’t effective. When the final bell sounded to end the last round the judges scored the fight the same way. 117-111.