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2021-05-03T01:30:21Z

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Nick Casal

2018-07-30T16:49:02Z

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'''Trainer:''' Ray Casal and Steve Rowlands 

== Amateur Career ==
* Finished as runner-up at 2001 Police Athletic League (PAL) championships (15-16 age group) at 156 lbs.
* Won a gold medal at 2002 US National Junior Olympics championships at 156 lbs.
* Competed at the 2002 PAL championships at 165 lbs losing on disqualification to [[Andre Dirrell]].
* Quarter-finalist 2003 National Golden Gloves at 152 lbs, beating [[Anthony Dirrell]] but losing to [[Andre Berto]].
* Won a bronze medal at the 2004 United States championships at 141 lbs having to drop out due to injury.
* Won a gold medal at the Sweden Box Cup for Under-19s at 70 kg.

===Casal Attacked With Golf Clubs Incident===
* In May 2012, Casal, out with his girlfriend in Buffalo, New York, was attacked by his girlfriend's ex with a gang of attackers swing golf clubs at his head, and sustained horrible gashes to the front and back of his head.[[http://www.sportsgrid.com/boxing/nick-casal-injury/#2]]
* The front and back of the head gashes were severe, and caused the cancellation of his ESPN-2 light welterweight bout with [[Ruslan Provodnikov]].
* Casal was struck 15 times across the head with golf clubs, requiring over 300 stitches, three hours surgery on his head after losing a great deal of blood. One arm was badly swollen. However, his skull was not fractured in the vicious attack and he recovered.[[http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/story/2012-05-15/Boxer-lucky-to-be-alive/54965402/1]]
* Niagara Gazette story by Rick Pfeiffer, 'Nick Casal Hurt in Brutal Attack'[[http://niagara-gazette.com/local/x241731953/Nick-Casal-hurt-in-brutal-attack]]
* Boxing Scene story by David Greisman later clarified Casal had met his ex-girlfriend at the home of her ex-boyfriend. Michael Vicki, 30, was later arrested and charged with first degree assault.

===Comeback===
*After numerous fights between 2013 and 2015 fell apart due circumstances out of Casal's control, he signed with advisor [[Matt Yanofsky]] who in turn negotiated a promotional agreement with [[Greg Cohen]] in February 2016. Casal's emotional return took place May 27 in his hometown of Niagara Falls, NY and he scored a 6 round decision over veteran Antonio Chaves Fernandez.

===Professional Highlights===
*Won his first ten bouts by knockout
*Fought on Shobox: The New Generation on three occasions, most notably against future world champion [[Antonio DeMarco]] in one of the series' all time great bouts
*Stopped previously unbeaten Michael Anderson October, 15 2011 on the undercard of [[Bernard Hopkins]] vs [[Chad Dawson]] at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA

Tony Luis

2018-07-30T16:48:42Z

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'''Manager/Trainer:''' Jorge Luis 

== Professional Career ==
*Luis stopped veteran Adrian Valdez as part of an [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] Card in June, 2010.
*In December 2010, Luis outpointed renowned spoiler [[Aldo Valtierra]] over eight rounds
*On October 1, 2011, Luis captured the WBC Continental America's Lightweight title with a spectacular first round knockout over longtime contender [[Alejandro Barrera]].
*In September 2012, Luis made his US and [[Greg Cohen]] Promotions debut by destroying hard-hitting veteran Andres Ledesma in the first round.

== Titles Held ==
*[[WBA]]-[[NABA]] Lightweight Title (2017-)
*[[WBC]] Continental Americas Lightweight Title (2011, 2015)
*Canada - Quebec Boxing Council (CQB) Lightweight Title (2009)

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[[Category: NABA Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category: Quebec Boxing Council Champions]]

Fight:2255842

2018-06-13T12:41:47Z

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In the sixth and final round, Resendiz badly hurt Pagan and went for the knockout as Pagan looked to hold on. Suddenly, a Pagan fan jumped onto the ring apron and took a swing at Resendiz. The referee, who should've immediately disqualified Pagan, instead called for time and sent both boxers to neutral corners.

This gave Pagan time to recover and ultimately end the fight on his feet.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrAK3B08JAw - Resendiz vs Pagan round 6]

File:PaganResendiz.jpg

2018-06-13T12:41:29Z

Yanoboxing: A fan of Joshua Pagan takes a swing at Jose Resendiz during the sixth and final round of their bout.

A fan of Joshua Pagan takes a swing at Jose Resendiz during the sixth and final round of their bout.

Ivan Dychko

2018-05-23T13:24:25Z

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'''Manager:''' [[Ziya Aliyev]] ([[Boxing Star]])

== Career ==
At the AIBA Youth World Championships 2008 at Guadalajara, MEX he won silver at 91KG losing 8:10 to [[Erislandy Savon]] (CUB). He moved up to Super Heavyweight a year later, winning his first of three national championships at the weight. At the 2009 World Amateur Boxing Championships he lost his second bout 11:15 to [[Denis Sergeev]] (RUS).

At the 2010 Asian Games (Guangzhou, CHN) he beat [[Sardor Abdullayev]] (UZB) 8:1 in the quarterfinal, [[Rouhollah Hosseini]] (IRN) 6:4 in the semifinal but lost the final 5:7 to local favorite [[Zhang Zhilei]] (CHN). In 2011 he beat [[Roman Kapitanenko]] (UKR) 9:4 at a local tournament. At the World Amateur Boxing Championships held later that year, he got past Zhilei 13:7 and Croat [[Filip Hrgovich]] but lost the semi final to eventual winner [[Magomedrasul Majidov]] 9:16.

At the 2012 Olympics, he beat German boxer [[Erik Pfeifer]] 14–4 and Canadian boxer [[Simon Kean]] to win the bronze medal. He lost the semi to British boxer [[Anthony Joshua]] 13–11.

== Olympic games results ==
'''2012''' (as a Super heavyweight)
*Defeated [[Erik Pfeifer]] (Germany) 14-4
*Defeated [[Simon Kean]] (Canada) 20-6
*Lost to [[Anthony Joshua]] (Great Britain) 11-13 (semi-final, captures bronze)

'''2016''' (as a Super heavyweight)
*Defeated [[Magomedrasul Majidov]] (Azerbaijan) 3-0
*Defeated [[Efe Ajagba]] (Nigeria) 3-0
*Lost to [[Joe Joyce]] (United Kingdom) 3-0

== World amateur championships results ==
'''2009''' (as a Super heavyweight)
*Defeated [[Dominik Milko]] (Slovakia) RSC
*Lost to [[Denis Sergeev]] (Russia) 11-15

'''2011''' (as a Super heavyweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Milutin Stankovic]] (Serbia) 14-2
*Defeated [[Zhang Zhilei]] (China) 13-7
*Defeated [[Filip Hrgovic]] (Croatia) 20-16
*Lost to [[Magomedrasul Majidov]] (Azerbaijan) 9-16 (semi-final, captures bronze)

'''2013''' (as a Super heavyweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Istvan Bernath]] (Hungary) 3-0
*Defeated [[Satish Kumar]] (India) walk-over
*Defeated [[Erik Pfeifer]] (Germany) 3-0
*Lost to [[Magomedrasul Majidov]] (Azerbaijan) KO (final, captures silver)

'''2015''' (as a Super heavyweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Rafael Lima]] (Brazil) 3-0
*Defeated [[Florian Schulz]] (Germany) 3-0
*Defeated [[Bakhodir Jalolov]] (Uzbekistan) 2-1
*Lost to [[Tony Yoka]] (France) 0-3 (final, captures silver)

== Source ==
This article borrows from the Wikipedia entry for Dychko: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Dychko]

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[[Category:2012 Olympians]]
[[Category:2016 Olympians]]
[[Category:Kazakhstani Olympians]]

Bobby Gunn Jr vs. Mike Miranda

2017-09-12T16:25:34Z

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Gunn knocks out Miranda with a vicious left hook to the body to capture the WBC Fecarbox and WBA Fedelatin Super Middleweight titles.

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2017-09-12T16:19:10Z

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Bobby Gunn Jr vs. Mike Miranda

2017-09-12T16:17:46Z

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Gunn knocks out Miranda with a vicious left hook to the body to capture the WBC Fecarbox and WBA Fedelatin Super Middleweight titles.

Bobby Gunn Jr.

2017-09-12T16:14:08Z

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*'''Trainer''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
*'''Manager''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
The son of former [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]]. A knockout artist with both hands, renowned trainer [[Roger Bloodworth]], who trained stars such as [[Tomasz Adamek]], [[Fernando Vargas]], [[David Tua]], [[Eddie Hopson]] and [[Andrew Golota]], said Gunn Jr. has championship level potential.

In August 2014, the 18-year-old Gunn Jr. won the WBU Youth welterweight title in his fifth professional bout. In September 2017, Gunn Jr. demolished former world title challenger [[Mike Miranda]] in less than two rounds with a vicious left hook to the body that froze Miranda's body. The victory earned him the WBC Fecarbox and WBA Fedalatin Super Middleweight titles.

In addition to being trained and managed by his father, Gunn Jr's team also includes Knockout Publicity CEO [[Matt Yanofsky]], Chris Cella and Drew Watson.
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn Jr., Bobby]]

Bobby Gunn Jr.

2017-09-12T03:28:14Z

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*'''Trainer''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
*'''Manager''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
The son of former [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]]. A knockout artist with both hands, renowned trainer [[Roger Bloodworth]], who trained stars such as [[Tomasz Adamek]], [[Fernando Vargas]], [[David Tua]], [[Eddie Hopson]] and [[Andrew Golota]], said Gunn Jr. has championship level potential.

In August 2014, the 18-year-old Gunn Jr. won the WBU Youth welterweight title in his fifth professional bout. In September 2017, Gunn Jr. demolished former world title challenger [[Mike Miranda]] in less than two rounds with a vicious left hook to the body that froze Miranda's body. The victory earned him the WBC Fecarbox and WBA Fedalatin Super Middleweight titles.

In addition to being trained and managed by his father, Gunn Jr's team also includes Knockout Publicity CEO [[Matt Yanofsky]], Chris Cella and Drew Watson.
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn Jr., Bobby]]

Bobby Gunn Jr.

2017-09-12T03:23:17Z

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*'''Trainer''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
*'''Manager''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
The son of former [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]]. A knockout artist with both hands, renowned trainer [[Roger Bloodworth]], who trained stars such as [[Tomasz Adamek]], [[Fernando Vargas]], [[David Tua]], [[Eddie Hopson]] and [[Andrew Golota]], said Gunn Jr. has championship level potential.

In August 2014, the 18-year-old Gunn Jr. won the WBU Youth welterweight title in his fifth professional bout. In September 2017, Gunn Jr. demolished former world title challenger [[Mike Miranda]] in less than two rounds with a vicious left hook to the body that froze Miranda's body. The victory earned him the WBC Fecarbox and WBA Fedalatin Super Middleweight titles.

In addition to being trained and managed by his father, Gunn Jr's team also includes Knockout Publicity CEO [[Matt Yanofsky]], Chris Cella and Drew Watson.
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn Jr., Bobby]]

File:Gunnjr.JPG

2017-09-12T03:15:46Z

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Fight:2113237

2016-12-03T23:37:19Z

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* The charitable Melson, who came back after 18 months off at age 35 to raise money for Big Vision, which helps combat addiction on Staten Island, announced his retirement following the defeat. After the bout, promoter [[Lou DiBella]] said "I've never promoted a better man than Boyd Melson."

Melson, who ended his career with an impressive with a 15-2-1 record, helped raise $400,000 through boxing and charity fundraisers.

Nick Casal

2016-09-24T14:09:51Z

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[[File:Nick Casal.jpg|left|thumb|325px]]
<boxer>253806</boxer>
 
'''Trainer:''' Ray Casal and Steve Rowlands 
'''Advisor:''' [[Matt Yanofsky]]

== Amateur Career ==
* Finished as runner-up at 2001 Police Athletic League (PAL) championships (15-16 age group) at 156 lbs.
* Won a gold medal at 2002 US National Junior Olympics championships at 156 lbs.
* Competed at the 2002 PAL championships at 165 lbs losing on disqualification to [[Andre Dirrell]].
* Quarter-finalist 2003 National Golden Gloves at 152 lbs, beating [[Anthony Dirrell]] but losing to [[Andre Berto]].
* Won a bronze medal at the 2004 United States championships at 141 lbs having to drop out due to injury.
* Won a gold medal at the Sweden Box Cup for Under-19s at 70 kg.

===Casal Attacked With Golf Clubs Incident===
* In May 2012, Casal, out with his girlfriend in Buffalo, New York, was attacked by his girlfriend's ex with a gang of attackers swing golf clubs at his head, and sustained horrible gashes to the front and back of his head.[[http://www.sportsgrid.com/boxing/nick-casal-injury/#2]]
* The front and back of the head gashes were severe, and caused the cancellation of his ESPN-2 light welterweight bout with [[Ruslan Provodnikov]].
* Casal was struck 15 times across the head with golf clubs, requiring over 300 stitches, three hours surgery on his head after losing a great deal of blood. One arm was badly swollen. However, his skull was not fractured in the vicious attack and he recovered.[[http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/story/2012-05-15/Boxer-lucky-to-be-alive/54965402/1]]
* Niagara Gazette story by Rick Pfeiffer, 'Nick Casal Hurt in Brutal Attack'[[http://niagara-gazette.com/local/x241731953/Nick-Casal-hurt-in-brutal-attack]]
* Boxing Scene story by David Greisman later clarified Casal had met his ex-girlfriend at the home of her ex-boyfriend. Michael Vicki, 30, was later arrested and charged with first degree assault.

===Comeback===
*After numerous fights between 2013 and 2015 fell apart due circumstances out of Casal's control, he signed with advisor [[Matt Yanofsky]] who in turn negotiated a promotional agreement with [[Greg Cohen]] in February 2016. Casal's emotional return took place May 27 in his hometown of Niagara Falls, NY and he scored a 6 round decision over veteran Antonio Chaves Fernandez.

===Professional Highlights===
*Won his first ten bouts by knockout
*Fought on Shobox: The New Generation on three occasions, most notably against future world champion [[Antonio DeMarco]] in one of the series' all time great bouts
*Stopped previously unbeaten Michael Anderson October, 15 2011 on the undercard of [[Bernard Hopkins]] vs [[Chad Dawson]] at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA

Mike Dallas Jr.

2016-09-24T14:08:49Z

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'''Trainer:''' Ben Bautista 
 

== Amateur Career ==
*Won a Gold Medal at the 2000 Police Athletic League (PAL) International Junior Olympics at 90 lbs.
*Won a Bronze Medal at the 2002 US National Silver Gloves championships at 95 lbs, losing to [[Rau'shee Warren]].
*Runner-up 2002 PAL Junior championships (15-16 age range) at 112 lbs.
*Semi-finalist 2004 US Western Olympic trials at 125 lbs, losing to [[Diego Magdaleno]].
*Competed at the 2005 PAL championships at 132 lbs.
*Won a Silver Medal at the 2006 National Golden Gloves at 64 kg, losing to [[Brad Solomon]].
*Competed at the 2006 United States championships at 64 kg, losing to [[Hector Ramos]].
*Won a Gold Medal at the 2006 PAL championships at 64 kg, beating [[Karl Dargan]] and [[Raul Tovar]].
*Competed at the US 2008 Olympic trials at 64 kg, beating [[Brad Solomon]] but losing to [[Danny O'Connor]] and [[Danny Garcia]].

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[[Category: African American Boxers]]

Mike Dallas Jr.

2016-09-24T14:07:04Z

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'''Trainer:''' [[Virgil Hunter]] 
 

== Amateur Career ==
*Won a Gold Medal at the 2000 Police Athletic League (PAL) International Junior Olympics at 90 lbs.
*Won a Bronze Medal at the 2002 US National Silver Gloves championships at 95 lbs, losing to [[Rau'shee Warren]].
*Runner-up 2002 PAL Junior championships (15-16 age range) at 112 lbs.
*Semi-finalist 2004 US Western Olympic trials at 125 lbs, losing to [[Diego Magdaleno]].
*Competed at the 2005 PAL championships at 132 lbs.
*Won a Silver Medal at the 2006 National Golden Gloves at 64 kg, losing to [[Brad Solomon]].
*Competed at the 2006 United States championships at 64 kg, losing to [[Hector Ramos]].
*Won a Gold Medal at the 2006 PAL championships at 64 kg, beating [[Karl Dargan]] and [[Raul Tovar]].
*Competed at the US 2008 Olympic trials at 64 kg, beating [[Brad Solomon]] but losing to [[Danny O'Connor]] and [[Danny Garcia]].

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[[Category: African American Boxers]]

Ivan Baranchyk

2016-09-24T14:06:05Z

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== Amateur Career ==
'''2009''' World Junior Championships Gold medalist in Erevan, Armenia at 52 kg.
*Defeated [[Genadijs Merkulovs]] (Latvia) 15-1
*Defeated [[Ionut Baluta]] (Romania) 11-3
*Defeated [[Tseng Sheng Hao]] (Chinese Taipei) 9-5
*Defeated [[Robeisy Ramirez]] (Cuba) 11-6
*Defeated [[Yerbolat Seidalliyev]] (Kazakhstan) 11-2
'''2010''' World Youth Championships participant in Baku, Azerbaijan at 54 kg.
*Lost to [[Zack Davies]] (Wales) 7-15
'''2011''' European Championships Quarter-finalist in Ankara, Turkey at 60 kg.
*Defeated [[Branimir Stankovic]] (Serbia) 26-19
*Defeated [[Zack Davies]] (Wales) RSCH 2
*Lost to [[Volodymyr Matviychuk]] (Ukraine) 16-20
'''2011''' World Championships participant in Baku, Azerbaijan at 60 kg.
*Lost to [[Han Soon-Chul]] (South Korea) 12-19

== Pro Career ==

Baranchyk turned pro in June 2014, stopping Leanid Hrybouski in the fourth of a scheduled ten round bout. Shortly thereafter, He relocated to the United States, fighting in New York and Maryland over the next year. Between December 2015 and September 2016, Baranchyk's scored four straight victories over previously unbeaten foes, highlighted by a 21 second knockout of [[Nicholas Givhan]] March 25 on Showtime. On September 23 2016, Baranchyk won the USBA junior welterweight title by outpointing [[Zhimin Wang]] over ten rounds.

He is promoted by DiBella Entertainment, Fight Promotions Inc and Holden Productions. Baranchyk is a member of Holden Productions' "Four State Franchise".

== Titles Held ==
*[[USBA]] Light Welterweight Title (2016)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Light Welterweight Title (2016)

Jarrett Rouse

2016-09-24T13:57:16Z

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A member of Holden Productions' "Four State Franchise"

James Kenzie Witt-Morrison

2016-09-24T13:56:51Z

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Son of [[Tommy Morrison]] and half brother of [[Trey Lippe Morrison]]. A member of Holden Productions' "Four State Franchise".

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[[Category:Children of Famous Boxers]]
[[Category:Morrison Family]]

Jesse Cook

2016-09-24T13:55:47Z

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A member of Holden Productions' "Four State Franchise"

Dillon Cook

2016-09-24T13:55:30Z

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A member of Holden Productions' "Four State Franchise"

Trey Lippe Morrison

2016-09-24T13:54:50Z

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A member of Holden Productions' popular "Four State Franchise" Lippe-Morrison is the son of former heavyweight champion [[Tommy Morrison]] and half brother of [[James Witt]]. He is trained [[Freddie Roach]] at the Wildcard Boxing Club.

== Media Contact ==

Matt@Knockoutpublicity.com

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[[Category:Morrison Family]]

Bryant Perrella

2016-09-24T13:52:46Z

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'''Trainer:''' Michael Nowling 
'''Advisor''' [[Al Haymon]]

== The Goodfella Nickname Explained ==

As an Italian-American nicknamed "Goodfella" and his ring entrance attire including a traditional suit top, it's understandable that many would assume his moniker is referencing a traditional Italian mobster. Perrella's nickname however has a much more literal and personal meaning. A soft spoken, down to earth and respectful fighter who strives to make a difference in his hometown of Fort Myers, Florida, Perrella lives a clean life and is literally known as a good fellow.

In 2016, Perrella started "Goodfella's Great Students," a program where he gives back to students excelling academically.

== Amateur Career ==
*Began boxing at age 14 and compiled an excellent 70-9 record
*Three time Sunshine State Games Gold Medalist
*Silver Medal at 2009 World Ringside Tournament
*Bronze Medalist at 2010 National Police Athletic League (PAL) Tournament
*Defeated Future Mayweather Promotions Fighter [[Ladarius Miller]] in 2010
*Defeated [[Radivoje Kalajdzic]] and [[Miguel Cruz]]
*2012 U.S. Olympic Boxing Trials (152 lbs)
** Defeated [[Regis Prograis]] (TX) 27-21
** Lost to [[Errol Spence]] (TX) 5-13
** Defeated [[Willie Jones]] (NC) 11-10
** Lost to [[Samuel Vasquez]] (CO) 10-18

== Media Contact ==

Matt@Knockoutpublicity.com

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[[Category:Italian American Boxers]]

Dusty Hernandez Harrison vs. Mike Dallas Jr

2016-09-14T01:41:10Z

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The scoring of the bout, which took place in Hernandez Harrison's hometown of Washington, DC and was decided by three local judges as well as a local referee, is widely recognized as highly controversial. Dallas got off to a good start took the fight to Harrison, scoring a clean knockdown in fifth round while Hernandez Harrison rallied late. In the eighth round, Hernandez Harrison was credited with a knockdown that appeared to be a low blow. He also landed punches on the break and loaded up to intentionally hit Dallas with a clean shot after the referee called for a break, but a point was not deducted.

[http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/results-from-washington-dc-5-337463 Hernandez Harrison salvages draw with Dallas Jr]

[http://www.boxingscene.com/dallas-jr-hernandez-harrison-battle-disputed-draw-dc--104552 Hernandez Harrison and Dallas Jr battle to disputed draw in DC]

[http://roundbyroundboxing.com/dusty-hernandez-harrison-and-mike-dallas-fight-to-a-split-draw/ Hernandez Harrison and Dallas Jr fight to a draw]

[http://www.boxinginsider.com/columns/throne-boxing-bet-results-hernandez-harrison-gets-lucky-draw-del-valle-rock-win/ Hernandez Harrison gets a lucky draw]

[[File:Harrison-dallas-scorecard.jpg]]

Bobby Gunn Jr.

2016-09-07T23:03:40Z

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*'''Trainer''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
*'''Manager''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
The son of former [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]]. In August 2014, the 18-year-old Gunn Jr. won the WBU Youth welterweight title in his fifth professional bout. A knockout artist with both hands, renowned trainer [[Roger Bloodworth]], who has trained stars such as [[Tomasz Adamek]], [[Fernando Vargas]], [[David Tua]], [[Eddie Hopson]] and [[Andrew Golota]], said Gunn Jr. has championship level potential.

In addition to being trained and managed by his father, Gunn Jr's team also includes Knockout Publicity CEO [[Matt Yanofsky]] and Drew Watson.
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn Jr., Bobby]]

Vincent Pettway vs. Simon Brown

2016-06-30T02:14:16Z

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In the sixth round, Pettway landed a vicious counter left hook that sent Brown to the canvas hard. When he was down, Brown was literally throwing punches at the air while his back was on the ground. This is regarded as one of the most unique knockouts in boxing history and has been viewed tens of millions of times on the internet.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wNrB_V3PFc]

Donald Wallace

2016-06-15T14:58:45Z

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[[File:DonaldWallace-2016-05-20.JPG|300px|thumb|left|Donald Wallace]]
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'''Manager/Trainer:''' [[Jake Smith]] 
'''Advisor:''' [[Matt Yanofsky]]

Fight:2074162

2016-06-05T13:37:07Z

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[[File:Perrella_wins_on_ESPN.jpg|275px]]

In a battle of unbeatens aired on ESPN, Perrella scored a flash knockdown via straight left hand in the second round. Moments later, Perrella rocked Grayton with a hard right hook and continued to tee off until referee Michael Griffin stopped the fight.

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File:Perrella attacks Grayton.jpg

2016-06-05T13:33:14Z

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2016-06-05T13:31:35Z

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Fight:2074162

2016-06-05T13:31:24Z

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In a battle of unbeatens aired on ESPN, Perrella scored a flash knockdown in the second round. Moments later, Perrella rocked Grayton with a hard right hook and continued to tee off until he got the stoppage.

[[File:Perrella_wins_on_ESPN.jpg|left|275px]]

File:Perrella wins on ESPN.jpg

2016-06-05T13:28:42Z

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Fight:2074162

2016-06-05T05:17:45Z

Yanoboxing: Created page with "In a battle of unbeatens aired on ESPN, Perrella scored a flash knockdown in the second round. Moments later, Perrella rocked Grayton with a hard right hook and continued to t..."

Fight:2062104

2016-05-31T04:00:26Z

Yanoboxing: Created page with "Fighting for the first time in 4 1/2 years, Casal overcomes ring rust and hurts Fernandes in the second. Casal controls the fight but the game Fernandes finishes on his feet."

Fighting for the first time in 4 1/2 years, Casal overcomes ring rust and hurts Fernandes in the second. Casal controls the fight but the game Fernandes finishes on his feet.

Fight:2065021

2016-05-20T13:23:42Z

Yanoboxing: Created page with "Gunn drops Hodson in the first round and finishes him in the second after slipping a punch to land a vicious body shot that took Hodson out."

Gunn drops Hodson in the first round and finishes him in the second after slipping a punch to land a vicious body shot that took Hodson out.

Bobby Gunn Jr.

2016-05-15T15:41:40Z

Yanoboxing:

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*'''Trainer''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
*'''Manager''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
The son of former [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]]. In August 2014, the 18-year-old Gunn Jr. won the WBU Youth welterweight title in his fifth professional bout. A knockout artist with both hands, renowned trainer [[Roger Bloodworth]], who has trained stars such as [[Tomasz Adamek]], [[Fernando Vargas]], [[David Tua]], [[Eddie Hopson]] and [[Andrew Golota]], said Gunn Jr. has championship level potential.

In addition to being trained and managed by his father, Gunn Jr's team also includes Knockout Publicity CEO [[Matt Yanofsky]].
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn Jr., Bobby]]

Bobby Gunn Jr.

2016-05-15T15:38:39Z

Yanoboxing:

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*'''Trainer''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
*'''Manager''' [[Bobby Gunn]]
The son of former [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]]. In August 2014, the 18-year-old Gunn Jr. won the WBU Youth welterweight title in his fifth professional bout. A knockout artist with both hands, renowned trainer [[Roger Bloodworth]], who has trained stars such as [[Tomasz Adamek]], [[Fernando Vargas]], [[David Tua]], [[Eddie Hopson]] and [[Andrew Golota]], said Gunn Jr. has championship level potential.

In addition to being trained and managed by his father, Gunn Jr's team also includes Knockout Publicity CEO [[Matt Yanofsky]].
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn Jr., Bobby]]

[File:Gunn_Jr_posed.jpeg]]

File:Gunn Jr promo.JPG

2016-05-15T15:36:18Z

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Henry Stewart vs. Darrel Sohm

2016-05-10T12:19:38Z

Yanoboxing:

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In his professional debut, Stewart, a New Jersey based Canadian, scored a 25 second knockout of Sohm. This was one of the fastest knockouts in cruiserweight history.

[[category: Bouts Lasting Under 30 Seconds|Henry Stewart vs. Darrel Sohm]]
[[Category: Bouts Lasting Under 30 Seconds|Darrel Sohm vs. Henry Stewart]]

Fight:1598745

2016-05-10T12:18:00Z

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Savigne, a hard hitting Cuban defector, scored a 9 second knockout. This is the fastest known knockout in light heavyweight history.

[[Category: Bouts Lasting Under 30 Seconds|Umberto Savigne vs. Jaquan Williams]]
[[Category: Bouts Lasting Under 30 Seconds|Jaquan Williams vs. Umberto Savigne]]

Fight:1598745

2016-05-10T12:17:24Z

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Henry Stewart vs. Darrel Sohm

2016-05-10T02:19:18Z

Yanoboxing: Created page with "<fight>2070477</fight> Henry Stewart vs. Darrel Sohm"

<fight>2070477</fight>
[[category: Bouts Lasting Under 30 Seconds|Henry Stewart vs. Darrel Sohm]]

Bryant Perrella

2016-05-05T19:00:12Z

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<boxer>593199</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' Michael Nowling 
'''Advisor''' [[Al Haymon]]

== The Goodfella Nickname Explained ==

As an Italian-American nicknamed "Goodfella" and his ring entrance attire including a traditional suit top, it's understandable that many would assume his moniker is referencing a traditional Italian mobster. Perrella's nickname however has a much more literal and personal meaning. A soft spoken, down to earth and respectful fighter who strives to make a difference in his hometown of Fort Myers, Florida, Perrella lives a clean life and is literally known as a good fellow.

== Amateur Career ==
*Began boxing at age 14 and compiled an excellent 70-9 record
*Three time Sunshine State Games Gold Medalist
*Silver Medal at 2009 World Ringside Tournament
*Bronze Medalist at 2010 National Police Athletic League (PAL) Tournament
*Defeated Future Mayweather Promotions Fighter [[Ladarius Miller]] in 2010
*Defeated [[Radivoje Kalajdzic]] and [[Miguel Cruz]]
*2012 U.S. Olympic Boxing Trials (152 lbs)
** Defeated [[Regis Prograis]] (TX) 27-21
** Lost to [[Errol Spence]] (TX) 5-13
** Defeated [[Willie Jones]] (NC) 11-10
** Lost to [[Samuel Vasquez]] (CO) 10-18

{{DEFAULTSORT:Perrella, Bryant}}
[[Category:Italian American Boxers]]

Bobby Gunn

2016-05-04T17:16:37Z

Yanoboxing:

[[file:Bobby Gunn2.jpg|left|Bobby Gunn]]
<boxer>287895</boxer>
'''Manager''' Self 

 
'''Bobby Gunn''' has won the [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight Titles. He had a successful amateur career when he reportedly won many tournaments and defeated the likes of [[Mads Larsen]], [[Syd Vanderpool]] and [[Oba Carr]]. He is a dual citizen of the United States and Canada. Gunn is also internationally known as a bare knuckle legend who played a key role in bringing the sport back to America. The current World Bare Knuckle Boxing champion, Gunn was inducted in the Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame in 2015 and is the first living inductee. He is also the father, manager and trainer of unbeaten prospect [[Bobby Gunn Jr.]].

== External Links ==
*Video Biography On The History Of Bobby Gunn [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG2KuLWaGAQ]
*Gunn's Publicist Since 2006: Knockout Publicity [http://www.knockoutpublicity.com]
*Gunn's Twitter: [http://www.twitter.com/realbobbygunn ]

{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunn, Bobby}}
[[Category:NABA Cruiserweight Champions]]
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn, Bobby]]
[[Category:Bare-knuckle Boxers]]

Henry Stewart

2016-05-04T17:15:53Z

Yanoboxing:

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'''Trainer''' [[Bobby Gunn]] 
'''Manager''' [[Bobby Gunn]] 

A cousin of former IBA cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]] and his son [[Bobby Gunn Jr.]], Henry Stewart comes from a fighting family and is of Scottish descent.

[[Category:Gunn Family]]

Bobby Gunn Jr.

2016-05-04T17:13:20Z

Yanoboxing:

Bobby Gunn

2016-05-04T17:12:57Z

Yanoboxing:

[[file:Bobby Gunn2.jpg|left|Bobby Gunn]]
<boxer>287895</boxer>
'''Manager''' Self 

 
'''Bobby Gunn''' has won the [[IBA]], [[WBA]] NABA, [[WBC]] USNBC, [[NABC]] Americas, [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)|IBC]] International, [[World Boxing Foundation|WBF]] Americas and [[WBE]] World Cruiserweight Titles. He had a successful amateur career when he reportedly won many tournaments and defeated the likes of [[Mads Larsen]], [[Syd Vanderpool]] and [[Oba Carr]]. He is a dual citizen of the United States and Canada. Gunn is also internationally known as a bare knuckle legend who played a key role in bringing the sport back to America. The current World Bare Knuckle Boxing champion, Gunn was inducted in the Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame in 2015 and is the first living inductee. He is also the father, manager and trainer of unbeaten prospect [[Bobby Gunn Jr.]]

== External Links ==
*Video Biography On The History Of Bobby Gunn [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG2KuLWaGAQ]
*Gunn's Publicist Since 2006: Knockout Publicity [http://www.knockoutpublicity.com]
*Gunn's Twitter: [http://www.twitter.com/realbobbygunn ]

{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunn, Bobby}}
[[Category:NABA Cruiserweight Champions]]
[[Category:Gunn Family|Gunn, Bobby]]
[[Category:Bare-knuckle Boxers]]

Henry Stewart

2016-05-03T05:20:38Z

Yanoboxing:

[[File:HenryStewart.jpg|left|250px]]<Human>757746</Human>

A cousin of former IBA cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]] and his son [[Bobby Gunn Jr.]], Henry Stewart comes from a fighting family and is of Scottish descent.

[[Category:Gunn Family]]

Henry Stewart

2016-05-02T21:35:31Z

Yanoboxing:

[[File:HenryStewart.jpg|left|185px]]

A cousin of former IBA cruiserweight champion and bare knuckle boxing legend [[Bobby Gunn]] and his son [[Bobby Gunn Jr.]] Henry Stewart comes from a fighting family and is of fighters

[[Category:Gunn Family]]