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2018-06-04T10:03:22Z

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2018-04-19T19:56:12Z

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Jerrico Walton

2017-11-14T18:19:45Z

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Rescuing his mother and baby sister from flood waters of Hurricane Katrina and swimming them to safety at the age of 13, Jerrico Walton learned early on that he was a survivor. That character trait has served itself several more times in Jerrico’s life. Just months later, displaced from New Orleans and residing in Beaumont, Texas; Hurricane Rita hit and again Jerrico and his family were left homeless.

A straight-A student and rising football star, Jerrico was not eligible to compete at his new school and turned to the streets, entering a life filled with violence and danger. It was this violence and his mentality of committing it that led to his incarceration for Aggravated Assault. Facing 60 years for avenging the murder of his father, Jerrico took a plea deal in which he served 3 years.

History has a way of repeating itself, and just as Mike Tyson would learn the sport of boxing while serving time in juvenile detention, Jerrico too was introduced to the sport. Upon his release, Jerrico entered the ring as an amateur and excelled, compiling a record of 15-1.

Through natural skill and determination, Jerrico has battled his way to a Texas Welterweight Title. A dedicated New Orleans native, much of what Jerrico does is in honor of his birthplace. He wants the world to know that he is a true New Orleans fighter and the epitome what New Orleans stands for – relentlessness determination with family and community values. Jerrico has dedicated himself to helping troubled youths in the community and is positioning himself to be a positive influence through community outreach projects and public speaking.

Jerrico trains at Main Boxing Gym in Houston, Texas under the tutelage of Coach Bobby Benton. He is managed by Mike James, Joseph Vredevelt, and Forris Washington.

Joseph Vredevelt

2016-11-02T10:50:28Z

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Square Ring Management, Inc. started with a love for boxing, martial arts, and full-contact/MMA. From that passion arose the drive to become a part of combative sports through participation in amateur and professional levels; and now, by representing both male and female combatants. In addition to licensed combative sports managers and matchmakers, we are trained lawyers, business/estate specialists, and marketing professionals. We thoroughly understand state and Federal contract laws, antitrust actions, Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform law(s), rules of State Licensing Agencies/Commissions, and rules of the various sanctioning bodies.

Further, fighters who sign with Square Ring Management have the benefit of our entire staff which consists of licensed family law attorneys, criminal defense attorneys, financial advisers, and investment banking specialists. We are ready, willing, and able to meet all the needs of our fighters in-house to provide the least stressful and most cost efficient resolution to the issue at hand.

We understand that the purpose of a manager is to guide the fighter through their career and ensure he or she is matched with the proper opponent, not only to provide the best chance for a win, but also to make certain that the win means something in the eyes of promoters, sanctioning bodies, networks, and most importantly, to the fight fans who are pivotal in a fighter's chances for bigger and better fights. Square Ring Management makes a promise to each fighter to provide them with the best advice, management, and guidance to ensure not only the fighter's successful career in the ring, but also success after the the gloves are hung up.

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2016-11-02T10:42:03Z

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Joseph Vredevelt

2016-11-02T10:40:11Z

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Square Ring Management, Inc. started with a love for boxing, martial arts, and full-contact/MMA. From that passion arose the drive to become a part of combative sports through participation in amateur and professional levels; and now, by representing both male and female combatants. In addition to licensed combative sports managers and matchmakers, we are trained lawyers, business/estate specialists, and marketing professionals. We thoroughly understand state and Federal contract laws, antitrust actions, Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform law(s), rules of State Licensing Agencies/Commissions, and rules of the various sanctioning bodies.

Further, fighters who sign with Square Ring Management have the benefit of our entire staff which consists of licensed family law attorneys, criminal defense attorneys, financial advisers, and investment banking specialists. We are ready, willing, and able to meet all the needs of our fighters in-house to provide the least stressful and most cost efficient resolution to the issue at hand.

We understand that the purpose of a manager is to guide the fighter through their career and ensure he or she is matched with the proper opponent, not only to provide the best chance for a win, but also to make certain that the win means something in the eyes of promoters, sanctioning bodies, networks, and most importantly, to the fight fans who are pivotal in a fighter's chances for bigger and better fights. Square Ring Management makes a promise to each fighter to provide them with the best advice, management, and guidance to ensure not only the fighter's successful career in the ring, but also success after the the gloves are hung up.

Jerrico Walton

2016-11-02T10:32:12Z

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Rescuing his mother and baby sister from flood waters of Hurricane Katrina and swimming them to safety at the age of 13, Jerrico Walton learned early on that he was a survivor. That character trait has served itself several more times in Jerrico’s life. Just months later, displaced from New Orleans and residing in Beaumont, Texas; Hurricane Rita hit and again Jerrico and his family were left homeless.

A straight-A student and rising football star, Jerrico was not eligible to compete at his new school and turned to the streets, entering a life filled with violence and danger. It was this violence and his mentality of committing it that led to his incarceration for Aggravated Assault. Facing 60 years for avenging the murder of his father, Jerrico took a plea deal in which he served 3 years.

History has a way of repeating himself, and just as Mike Tyson would learn the sport of boxing while serving time in juvenile detention, Jerrico too was introduced to the sport. Upon his release, Jerrico entered the ring as an amateur and excelled, compiling a record of 15-1.

Through natural skill and determination, Jerrico has battled his way to a 4-0 record, 3 of those wins coming by way of knockout. Going the distance only once due to a career threatening injury sustained in the ring during his third professional fight. Jerrico tore his bicep early in the fight, but continued on to earn the unanimous decision win. Doctors told him after the fight that his boxing days were over. Jerrico did not believe him. All throughout his life Jerrico has been told or put into positions were a normal person’s life would be over, but he has pushed through and succeeded. On October 15, 2016, Jerrico entered the ring again after a 10-month layoff and added another win by knockout to his career.

A dedicated New Orleans native, much of what Jerrico does is in honor of his birthplace. He wants the world to know that he is a true New Orleans fighter and the epitome what New Orleans stands for – relentlessness determination with family and community values. Jerrico has dedicated himself to helping troubled youths in the community and is positioning himself to be a positive influence through community outreach projects and public speaking.

Jerrico trains at O Athletik under the tutelage of Coach James Johnson. He is managed by Mike James, Joseph Vredevelt, and Forris Washington.

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2016-10-29T02:02:03Z

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