Last Chance Qualifier

[Dennis]

I knew Shakor Jackson was good and I knew that it would be a good bout between Shakor and Alex Martin. It is one of the bouts I would have liked to have seen.

Another bout that I think is going to be good is the bout between Josh Temple and David Imoesiri.

[Dennis]

USA Boxing just posted the results for the 201# bouts.
Just like I thought, the Temple vs Imoesiri bout was close and probably an exciting bout to watch.
201 lbs: Joshua Temple, St. Louis, Mo., dec. David Imoesiri, Carson, Calif., 13-13 (81-71)

Any thoughts from those in attendance in Cincinnati?

[NYAmateur90]

I'm pretty suprised Daniel Gonzalez beat Cesar Vila...I've seen Gonzalez lose to fighters Vila beat but I guess it comes down to styles and matchups...


Also suprised to see LeShawn Rodriguez lose to Apollo Sample...LeShawn isn't a bad fighter and from what I've seen of Apollo, he definitely should have beaten him...

[stevekrazy]

new york did good i heard the imam-chris fight was good but im proud of chris that hes competing againest great fighters

[NYAmateur90]

Tuesday Results
6 p.m. Session

132 lbs: Raynell Williams, Cleveland, Ohio, dec. Antonio Magruder, Suitland, Md., 32-13

132 lbs: Raeese Aleem, Muskegon Heights, Mich., dec. Tommy Roque, Jacksonville, N.C., 32-13

132 lbs: Albert Bell, Toledo, Ohio won on walkover over Joshua Davis, Catonsville, Md., W/O

132 lbs: Adam Fiel, Vacaville, Calif., dec. Anthony Burgin, Philadelphia, Pa., 15-14

132 lbs: Kevin Rivers, Jr., Landover, Md., dec. David Craddock, Jr., Columbus, Ohio, 34-9

132 lbs: Glenn Dezurn, Baltimore, Md., dec. Mikal Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio, 19-16

132 lbs: Lavias Williams, Rochester, N.Y., dec. Pedro Duran, Los Angeles, Calif., 32-13

165 lbs: Robert Serna, Beeville, Texas dec. Paul Robinson, Chicago, Ill., 21-12

165 lbs: Kenton Sippio-Cook, Round Rock, Texas stopped Pablo Velez, Jr., Charlotte, N.C., RSC-2

165 lbs: Kenneth McNeil, Birmingham, Ala., dec. Brandon Larvadain, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., 16-7
165 lbs: Izaak Cardona, Colorado Springs, Colo., dec. Peter Reyes, Long Island, N.Y., 17-13

165 lbs: Luis Arias, Milwaukee, Wis., stopped James Barry, Jamul, Calif., RSC-1

165 lbs: Russell Lamour, Jr., Portland, Maine won on retirement over Alderron Goldsmith, Moline, Ill., RET-3

165 lbs: Quantavious Cash, Atlanta, Ga., dec. Reginald Lucas, Baltimore, Md., 19-16

165 lbs: Demond Nicholson, Laurel, Md., dec. Jamey Swanson, Las Vegas, Nev., 20-20 (102-94)

165 lbs: Jamal Robinson, Cleveland, Ohio dec. Felix Magallanoz, Jacksonville, N.C., 26-23
165 lbs: Akil Frederick Auguste, New York dec. Xavier Hayden, Minneapolis, Minn., 9-8
165 lbs: Jeff Camp, Dayton, Ohio dec. Austin Omeben, Stuart, Fla., 11-6
178 lbs: Shaborn Ryals, Capitol Heights, Md., dec. Ken Johnson, Illinois, 23-9

178 lbs: Charles Howard, Cincinnati, Ohio dec. Lanell Bellows, Las Vegs, Nev., 16-12

178 lbs: David McGordon, Indianapolis, Ind., dec. Leonard Brown, Hueytown, Ala., 25-15

178 lbs: Malcolm Jones, Indianapolis, Ind., stopped Sean Dews, Landover, Md., RSC-2 (:35)

178 lbs: Thomas Linden, Georgia, dec. Jeff Laguerre, Brooklyn, N.Y., 21-13

178 lbs: Robert Brant, Oakdale, Minn., dec. Antwon Herndon, Benton Harbor, Mich., 28-6

178 lbs: DeRae Crane, Fountain, Colo., dec. Greg Sykes, Waterloo, Iowa, 16-9

178 lbs: Raymond Lucies II, Lafayette, Ind., dec. Albert Whitfield, Georgia

201+ lbs: Trevor Bryan, Jr., Albany, N.Y., stopped Brian Collett, Virginia, RSC-2

201+ lbs: Hasim Rahman, Jr, Las Vegas, Nev., dec. Owen Minor, Worcester, Mass., 14-14 (85-78)

201+ lbs: Roberto Morban, Bronx, N.Y. won on walkover over Kitu Veal, Cincinnati, Ohio, W/O
201+ lbs: Javonta Charles, Memphis, Tenn., dec. Tyrell Wright, Jersey City, N.J., 21-11

201+ lbs: Shawn Seymore, Ohio dec. Charles Martin, Tucson, Ariz., 20-18

201+ lbs: Danny Kelly, Washington DC stopped Emin Perry, Tampa, Fla., RSC-2

*Peter Reyes is from Long Island City, NY not Long Island...big difference*

[NYAmateur90]

Wednesday Bout Sheets

Noon

114 lbs: Gino Padilla, Las Vegas, Nev. Vs. Shawn Simpson, Chicago, Ill.

114 lbs: Juan Roman, Brooklyn, N.Y. vs. Ernesto Degadillo, Dallas, Texas

123 lbs: Demetrius Johnson, St. Louis, Mo. vs. Edwin Sandoval, Bakersfield, Calif.

123 lbs: Patrick Harris, Capitol Heights, Md. Vs. Isaac Torres, Mission, Texas

123 lbs: Michael Stoute, Coram, N.Y., vs. Carlos Chavez, Hollywood, Calif.

123 lbs: Tyshawn Jones, Newark, N.J. vs. Joe Perez, Fountain, Colo.

141 lbs: Michael Montgomery, Jr., Macon, Ga. vs. Ryan Karl, Milano, Texas

141 lbs: Manuel Lopez, Aurora, Colo., vs. Tevin Alieu, Providence, R.I.

141 lbs: Ronnie Mauriel Austion, Rockwood, Mich., vs. Duran Caferro, Helena, Mont.

141 lbs: Domonique James walkover

141 lbs: Andy Vences, San Jose, Calif., vs. Donald Griffen, Pine Bluffs, Ark.

141 lbs: Javonn Barnes, Muskegon, Mich., vs. James Barber, Oklahoma

141 lbs: Shannon McCray, Lees Summitt, Mo., vs. Aceson Leseure, Corpus Christi, Texas

141 lbs: Glenford Nickey, Jr., Brooklyn, N.Y., vs. Robert Easter, Jr., Toledo, Ohio

152 lbs: Shaquel Jackson, Dallas, Texas vs. David Thomas, Houston, Texas

152 lbs: Sammie Millhouse vs. Tony Losey, Wichita, Kansas

152 lbs: Patrick Day, Freeport, N.Y. vs. Steven Hanao-Escobar, Bayonne, N.J.

152 lbs: David Grayton, Washington DC vs. Shakor Jackson, Newark, N.J.

152 lbs: William Williams, Conyers, Ga. vs. Thomas Miller, Huntington, W. Va.

152 lbs: Amir Imam, Albany, N.Y. vs. Jeremy Fiorentino, New Windsor, N.Y.

152 lbs: Daniel Gonzales, Queens, N.Y. vs. Anthony Gangemi, Minehill, N.J.

152 lbs: Apollo Sample, Dallas, Texas vs. Moshea Aleem, Richmond, Va.

201 lbs: Josh Himes, Monaca, Pa., vs. Bryan Daniels, Boylston, Mass.

201 lbs: Christopher Campa, Ypsilanti, Mich. vs. Willie Jake, Jr., Indianapolis, Ind.

201 lbs: Robert Jekabson, Chicago, Ill. vs. Zachary Bunce, Las Vegas, Nev.

201 lbs: Michael Hilton, Trenton, N.J. vs. Joshua Temple, St. Louis, Mo.

6 p.m

108 lbs: Stephen Fulton, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. vs. Rondarrius Hunter, Atlanta, Ga.

108 lbs: Daniel Ybarra vs. Leopaldo Martinez III, Laredo, Texas

108 lbs: Kalen Sunller, Atlanta, Ga. vs. Erros Correa, San Jose, Calif.

108 lbs: Lawrence Singh, Riverdale, Md. vs. Jeremy Morales, Norfolk, Va.

132 lbs: Raynell Williams, Cleveland, Ohio vs. Raeese Aleem, Muskegon Heights, Mich.

132 lbs: Glen Dezurn, Baltimore, Md. vs. Albert Bell, Toledo, Ohio

132 lbs: Lavias Williams, Rochester, N.Y. vs. Adam Fiel, Vacaville, Calif.

132 lbs: Ryan Martin, Chattanooga, Tenn., vs. Kevin Rivers, Jr., Landover, Md.

165 lbs: Immanuwel Aleem, Richmond, Va., vs. Robert Sernam Beeville, Texas

165 lbs: Izaak Cardona, Colorado Springs, Colo., vs. Kenton Sippio-Cook

165 lbs: Kevin Newman, Jr. vs. Kenneth McNeil, Birmingham, Ala.

165 lbs: Demond Nicholson vs. Russell Lamour, Jr., Portland, Maine

165 lbs: Jamal Robinson, Cleveland, Ohio vs. Luis Arias, Milwaukee, Wis.

165 lbs: I.V. Anderson Jr., Dallas, Texas vs. Quatavious Cash, Georgia

165 lbs: DeAndre Ware, Ohio vs. Akil Frederick-Auguste, New York

165 lbs: Jarvis Williams, St. Louis, Mo., vs. Jeff Camp, Dayton, Ohio

178 lbs: David McGordan vs. Shaborn Ryals, Capitol Heights, Md.

178 lbs: Malcolm Jones, Indianapolis vs. Charles Howard, Cincinnati, Ohio

178 lbs: Robert Brant, Oakdale, Minn., vs. Thomas Linden, Georgia

178 lbs: DeRae Crane, Fountain, Colo. vs. Raymond Lucies, II, Lafayette, La.

201+ lbs: Hasim Rahman, Jr., Las Vegas, Nev., vs. Trevor Bryan, Jr., Albany, N.Y.

201+ lbs: Javonta Charles, Memphis, Tenn. vs Roberto Morban, Bronx, N.Y.

201+ lbs: Brett Rather, Las Vegas, Nev., vs. Edward Latsmore, Pittsburgh, Pa.

201+ lbs: Danny Kelly, Washington DC vs. Shawn Seymore, Ohio

[T Duquette]

Imam vs Fiorentino should be a good fight. I wonder why Amir moved up to 152.

[teasy24]

Last Chance!
114 lbs: Juan Roman, Brooklyn, N.Y. vs. Ernesto Degadillo, Dallas, Texas --- Going to be a freaking WAR!
123 lbs: Demetrius Johnson, St. Louis, Mo. vs. Edwin Sandoval, Bakersfield, Calif. --- Dudes want to fight each other, now they will.
123 lbs: Patrick Harris, Capitol Heights, Md. Vs. Isaac Torres, Mission, Texas --- Intersting styles should make for a close fight.
152 lbs: David Grayton, Washington DC vs. Shakor Jackson, Newark, N.J. --- Two defensive fighters, speed vs. power, speed usually wins in the ams. Grayton abandoned the D in the first fight because he fell behind early on points.
132 lbs: Raynell Williams, Cleveland, Ohio vs. Raeese Aleem, Muskegon Heights, Mich. --- Best match up so far in this tournament.
132 lbs: Ryan Martin, Chattanooga, Tenn., vs. Kevin Rivers, Jr., Landover, Md. --- Should be a good one.
201+ lbs: Javonta Charles, Memphis, Tenn. vs Roberto Morban, Bronx, N.Y. --- Wondering if Charles can move up to super and defeat one of the best boxers at that weight.

[teasy24]

Imam vs Fiorentino should be a good fight. I wonder why Amir moved up to 152.

I remember when he was 15 years old, 95 pounds though I don't watch the juniors that much. Then he turned open at 125, 132 I thought that was a great weight for him. Then he moved up then up again. He's winning though.

[NYAmateur90]

Imam vs Fiorentino should be a good fight. I wonder why Amir moved up to 152.

think he had trouble making 141...someone told me he struggled making weight at a previous tournament...

[mike222]

Delgadillo beat Roman 3-2
Sandoval beat Johnson 25-18
Torres beat Harris 20-17
Grayton beat Jackson 14-10
They were certainly close bouts

[teasy24]

Delgadillo beat Roman 3-2
Sandoval beat Johnson 25-18
Torres beat Harris 20-17
Grayton beat Jackson 14-10
They were certainly close bouts

Delgadillo/Roman was paper score, I wish I could see a total point score here. I bet it was a good one with a lot of punches thrown. Kevin Rivers had an impressive win tonight as well. So did Javonta Charles, he beat former GG champ Morban. 123 is a stacked weight class. I wonder what it would have been like if 112/119/125 still exist because 114 has been stacked as well.

[NYAmateur90]

Imam vs Fiorentino should be a good fight. I wonder why Amir moved up to 152.

Hey Duquette, what do you think of Imam? Only seen a fight or two of his but he gets a lotta praise...

I know you fought him, wanted to see what you think...

[T Duquette]

I think he's excellent. Really sharp and has the ability to make you look really bad at times. I thought he clearly beat Sosa in the finals of the last PAL, and, even though I beat him twice by around 4-5 pts, I feel like both fights could have been scored a little closer; told him so too. He beat a real good kid today and I believe he has the ability to beat anybody and wouldnt be surprised if he wins this last chance qualifier and wins the olympic trials. I wish him the best...

[NYAmateur90]

I think he's excellent. Really sharp and has the ability to make you look really bad at times. I thought he clearly beat Sosa in the finals of the last PAL, and, even though I beat him twice by around 4-5 pts, I feel like both fights could have been scored a little closer; told him so too. He beat a real good kid today and I believe he has the ability to beat anybody and wouldnt be surprised if he wins this last chance qualifier and wins the olympic trials. I wish him the best...

Yeah Fiorentino's a pretty good fighter...everyone I know was anticipating the result of Amir and Christopher Galeano...sounded like a close fight...Galeano's style prob presented trouble, tall lanky southpaw who uses his height...

Amir stopped my gym-mate earlier this year at the Northeast Regionals...u think Amir's a big puncher or its just precise shots?

[NYAmateur90]

Wednesday, July 6
Preliminary Bouts/Quarterfinal Bouts
108 lbs: Daniel Ybarra, Texas dec. Leopoldo Martinez, III, Laredo, Texas, 24-20
108 lbs: Stephen Fulton, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa., dec. Rondarrius Hunter, Atlanta, Ga., 18-9
108 lbs: Lawrence Singh, Riverdale, Md., stopped Jeremy Morales, Norfolk, Va., RSC-1
108 lbs: Erros Correa, San Jose, Calif, dec. Kalen Sunller, Atlanta, Ga., 33-0
114 lbs: Shawn Simpson, Chicago, Ill., dec. Gino Padilla, Las Vegas, Nev., 24-10
114 lbs: Ernesto Degadillo, Dallas, Texas dec. Juan Roman, Brooklyn, N.Y., 3-2 (paper scoring)
123 lbs: Edwin Sandoval, Bakersfield, Calif., dec. Demetrius Johnson, Mo., 25-18
123 lbs: Isaac Torres, Mission, Texas dec. Patrick Harris, Capitol Heights, Md., 20-17
123 lbs: Joe Perez, Fountain, Colo., dec. Tyshawn Jones, Newark, N.J., 25-17
123 lbs: Carlos Chavez, Hollywood, Calif., dec. Michael Stoute, Coram, N.Y., 44-21
132 lbs: Raynell Williams, Cleveland, Ohio dec. Raeese Aleem, Muskegon, Mich., 46-36
132 lbs: Kevin Rivers, Jr., Landover, Md., dec. Ryan Martin, Chattanooga, Tenn., 21-8
132 lbs: Glenn Dezurn, Baltimore, Md., dec. Albert Bell, Toledo, Ohio, 15-8
132 lbs: Lavias Williams, Rochester, N.Y., dec. Adam Fiel, Vacaville, Calif., 49-28
141 lbs: Manuel Lopez, Aurora, Colo., dec. Tevin Alieu, Providence, R.I., 31-16
141 lbs: Domonique James, Brooklyn, N.Y., won on walkover
141 lbs: Javonn Barnes, Muskegon, Mich., dec. James Barber, Oklahoma, RSC-2 (1:28)
141 lbs: Ryan Karl, Milano, Texas dec. Michael Montgomery, Jr., Macon, Ga., 43-31
141 lbs: Duran Caferro, Helena, Mont., dec. Ronnie-Maurel Austion, Michigan, 15-12
141 lbs: Robert Easter, Jr., Toledo, Ohio dec. Glenford Nickey, Jr., Brooklyn, N.Y., 18-10
141 lbs: Donald Griffin, Pine Bluff, Ark., dec. Andy Vences, San Jose, Calif., 32-32
141 lbs: Aceson Leseure, Corpus Christi, Texas, dec. Shannon McCray, Missouri, 31-20
152 lbs: Tony Losey, Wichita, Kansas dec. Sammie Millhouse, South Carolina, 15-6
152 lbs: David Grayton, Washington DC dec. Shakor Jackson, Newark, N.J., 14-10
152 lbs: Amir Imam, Albany, N.Y., dec. Jeremy Fiorentino, New York, 24-19
152 lbs: Moshea Aleem, Richmond, Va., dec. Apollo Sample, Dallas, Texas, 15-5
152 lbs: David Thomas, Houston, Texas dec. Shaquel Jackson, Dallas, Texas, 32-16
152 lbs: Patrick Day, Freeport, N.Y., dec. Steven Hanao-Escobar, Bayonne, N.J., 37-21
152 lbs: William Williams, Conyers, Ga., dec. Thomas Miller, Huntington, W. Va., 24-8
152 lbs: Anthony Gangemi, Minehill, N.J., dec. Daniel Gonzales, Queens, N.Y., 19-12
165 lbs: Immanuwel Aleem, Richmond, Va., dec. Robert Serna, Beeville, Texas, 49-28
165 lbs: Kenton Sippio-Cook, Round Rock, Texas dec. Izaak Cardona, Colorado Springs, Colo., 20-17
165 lbs: Demond Nicholson, Laurel, Md., dec. Russell Lamour, Jr., Portland, Maine, 18-16
165 lbs: I.V. Anderson, Dallas, Texas dec. Quatavious Cash, Atlanta, Ga., 29-22
165 lbs: Luis Arias, Milwaukee, Wis., dec. Jamal Robinson, Cleveland, Ohio, 35-21
165 lbs: Akil Frederick-Auguste, Brooklyn, N.Y., dec. DeAndre Ware, Toledo, Ohio, 18-17
165 lbs: Jeff Camp, Dayton, Ohio dec. Jarvis Williams, St. Louis, Mo., 16-14
165 lbs: Kenneth McNeil, Birmingham, Ala., dec. Kevin Newman, Jr., Las Vegas, Nev., 19-13
178 lbs: Malcolm Jones, Indianapolis, Ind., dec. Charles Howard, Cincinnati, Ohio, 31-17
178 lbs: DeRae Crane, Fort Carson, Colo., dec. Raymond Lucies II, Lafayette, La., 27-11
178 lbs: Shaborn Ryals, Capitol Heights, Md., dec. David McGordon, Indianapolis, Ind., 20-7
178 lbs: Robert Brant, Oakdale, Minn., dec. Linden Thomas, Columbus, Ga., 28-16
201 lbs: Bryan Daniels, Boylston, Mass., dec. Josh Himes, Monaca, Pa., 18-14
201 lbs: Robert Jekabson, Chicago, Ill., dec. Zachary Bunce, Las Vegas, Nev., 39-25
201 lbs: Christopher Campa, Ypsilanti, Mich., stopped Willie Jake, Jr., Indianapolis, Ind., RSC-2
201 lbs: Joshua Temple, St. Louis, Mo., dec. Michael Hilton, Trenton, N.J., 25-19
201+ lbs: Javonta Charles, Memphis, Tenn., dec. Roberto Morban, Bronx, N.Y., 5-5 (37-33)
201+ lbs: Shawn Seymore, Cincinnati, Ohio dec. Danny Kelly, Washington DC, 28-20
201+ lbs: Trevor Bryan, Jr., Albany, N.Y., dec. Hasim Rahman, Jr., Las Vegas, Nev., 26-20
201+ lbs: Brett Rather, Las Vegas, Nev., dec. Edward Patimore, Pittsburgh, Pa., 38-33

[NYAmateur90]

Any thoughts on today's results?

Amir Imam fightin William Williams...easy to pick Amir, haven't heard much of Williams...especially with Amir beating some good comp. so far...

Patrick Day and David Grayton (152) should be a good bout...Day throws a lotta punches, Grayton brings it as well...


Think Luis Arias still has to be the favorite at 165...

Robert Brant vs DeRae Crane tomorrow...these guys have a lotta experience...whoever wins I think will take it all...

[teasy24]

Robert Brant vs DeRae Crane tomorrow...these guys have a lotta experience...whoever wins I think will take it all...

It's funny how much experience matters, but remember this, Crane won a National Golden Glove title before Brant even put on a pair of gloves. Crane has been fighting open since at least 2003, Brant's first open tourney was the U19's 3 years ago. Still, Brant will give him a fight.

Amir Imam fightin William Williams...easy to pick Amir, haven't heard much of Williams...especially with Amir beating some good comp. so far...

Willimas went far in 2009 PAL, the year they had to fight 6 straight days to win the tournament. Alex Martin ended up beating him in the finals.

My picks outside 141, 152, 165 -

108) Fulton/Correa 114) Simpson/Degadillo 123) Toss up, any four can win it 132) Williams/Williams or Rivers 178) Jones/Crane 201) Jekabson vs. Temple will be the fight of the day in my opinon. Winner advances to the finals against one of the other men. 201+) Charles/Rather

[jukez22]

123lbs:I believe Torres from Texas has a big chance he has an interesting style and Sandoval just likes to brawl Torres is a Boxer

141: Duran Caferro

[stevekrazy]

they robbed morban againest charles and charles was scared of morban i dont know how they robbed him.

[boxmel]

they robbed morban againest charles and charles was scared of morban i dont know how they robbed him.

Probably decided in a room behind closed doors before the bout. Or maybe they just drew straws to determine the winner? We judges live to rob - NOT!

[jukez22]

^ what do u think about the 123lbs division?

[Slythex]

they robbed morban againest charles and charles was scared of morban i dont know how they robbed him.

Probably decided in a room behind closed doors before the bout. Or maybe they just drew straws to determine the winner? We judges live to rob - NOT!

You know they don't draw straws, Mel. It goes to the highest bidder. Then we use that to hack the scoring system to make sure no one will find out. :-)

[wsbuf]

Were the 132 and 201+ quarterfinal bouts listed above?
When is next session?

[boxmel]

You know they don't draw straws, Mel. It goes to the highest bidder. Then we use that to hack the scoring system to make sure no one will find out. :-)

Geez, John, do you have to tell all our secrets?