10/30 PBC on SHO: Jamal James vs Radzhab Butaev / Jaron Ennis vs Thomas Dulorme
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ngl I was looking forward to a possible Jaron Ennis vs Custio Clayton showdown
this is a showcase fight for the young star .. hopefully if he gets a highlight reel knockout they'll set him up to fight Jamal James next
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and fukk a Ugas vs Stanionis fight next
we've seen enough tune-up fights at 147 its time for the Unifications or 
this is a showcase fight for the young star .. hopefully if he gets a highlight reel knockout they'll set him up to fight Jamal James next
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and fukk a Ugas vs Stanionis fight next
we've seen enough tune-up fights at 147 its time for the Unifications or 
Recca Gatsby
LWO
Boots needs to get a bigger fight soon
Jamal James vs. Radzhab Butaev - Undercard Information
BY RANDOM HITS
Published Wed Oct 27, 2021, 03:41 PM EDT
Super lightweight contenders Jean Carlos Torres and Darwin Price will meet in a 10-round bout highlighting non-televised undercard action this Saturday, October 30 in a Premier Boxing Champions event from Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
The card is headlined by a Showtime Boxing tripleheader that will see WBA "regular" welterweight champion Jamal “Shango” James defend his title against unbeaten contender Radzhab Butaev in the main event. In the co-main event, rising welterweight star Jaron “Boots” Ennis steps in for a showdown against veteran contender Thomas Dulorme, while exciting unbeaten lightweight contender Michel Rivera faces Argentina’s Matías Romero in the telecast opener at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.
Tickets for the live event are on sale now and can be purchased at AXS.com.
Non-televised undercard action will also see a pair of once-beaten welterweights duel as Argentina’s Alberto Palmetta (16-1, 12 KOs) faces Colombia’s Yeis Solano (15-1, 10 KOs) in an eight-round fight. Rounding out the undercard are super lightweight prospects David Lopez and Lazarus Velasquez squaring off in their pro debuts for a four-round fight, and unbeaten prospect Jose Sanchez (7-0, 5 KOs) taking on Mexico’s Fernando Garcia (13-3, 8 KOs) in a six-round featherweight attraction.
The 31-year-old Torres (19-0, 15 KOs) fought in the U.S. for the first time since 2016 in his last bout, as he stopped Zack Kuhn in two rounds in June on the Floyd Mayweather vs. Logan Paul undercard. A native of Carolina, Puerto Rico, Torres fights out of the Mayweather Promotions stable and was a sparring partner for three-division champion Gervonta Davis as Davis prepared to face Leo Santa Cruz in 2020. A standout amateur with a 78-15 record, Torres has stopped his last eight opponents inside of the distance ahead of his toughest challenge to date in Price.
Price (17-1, 10 KOs) returned to the ring in April to knock out Saul Corral in the fifth round. His previous outing had come in December 2019 when he suffered a knee injury that forced him to take a TKO loss against Malik Hawkins, in a fight Price led on the scorecards. Originally from St. Louis and now fighting out of Houston, Price was a standout track and field runner at Grambling State University before turning pro and winning his first 16 fights.
not even an all access for this..and it deserves something
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Can’t wait for Boots to put on another show … my favorite fighter to watch right now
man Dulorme got a tough ass fight ahead of him
he has to go for a KO as soon as the bell rings, can’t waste time trying to box
he has to go for a KO as soon as the bell rings, can’t waste time trying to box
chunky_mcdaniels
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Anyone got a link for my guy Ennis?
Darwin Price Drops Jean Carlos Torres, Stops Him After 6th Round On James-Butaev Card
BY KEITH IDEC
Published Sat Oct 30, 2021, 08:48 PM EDT
LAS VEGAS – Nearly two years after a knee injury led to his only loss, Darwin Price rejuvenated his career Saturday night.
The Houston resident stopped previously unbeaten Juan Carlos Torres in a non-televised welterweight bout on the Jamal James- Radzhab Butaev undercard at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino’s Michelob ULTRA Arena. Price dropped Torres in the third round and battered the Puerto Rican prospect at times thereafter.
A Nevada State Athletic Commission physician instructed referee Russell Mora to stop their scheduled 10-rounder following a one-sided sixth round.
Price upped his record to 18-1 and recorded his 11th knockout. Torres, who is promoted by Floyd Mayweather’s company, slipped to 19-1 (15 KOs).
The 32-year-old Price’s victory enabled him to overcome a fifth-round, technical-knockout defeat to then-unbeaten Malik Hawkins in December 2019. Before he suffered a knee injury during the fifth round, Price had won each of the first four rounds on all three scorecards versus Baltimore’s Hawkins (18-1, 11 KOs) in a fight Showtime televised as part of the Gervonta Davis-Yuriorkis Gamboa undercard at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
Price was sharp again Saturday night against an unbeaten but largely unproven opponent.
A ringside physician examined Torres before allowing him to start the sixth round. Price landed short shots inside as an open Torres pressed forward, with his hands down, during the sixth round, but Price couldn’t hurt him in those three minutes.
Mora warned Torres for a low blow at just about the halfway point of the fifth round. Torres managed to make that round competitive, but Price’s punches seemed to have more effect than Torres’ shots.
Torres backed up Price for much of the fourth round, but Price was effective to Torres’ head and body at times in that round.
Torres got off to a strong start early in the third round, when he got good extension on a right hand that appeared to affect Price. Less than a minute later, though, Price landed a right hand that knocked Torres to the canvas.
Torres answered Mora’s count, but Price picked him apart toward the end of that round. Torres did manage to connect with another right hand that got Price’s attention toward the end of the third round.
Boxing off his back foot, Price continued to succeed by landing head and body shots while avoiding many of Torres’ punches during the second round.
Price buckled Torres’ knees with a right-left combination that connected just before the midway mark of the first round. Price’s activity and hand speed troubled Torres throughout that round.
BY KEITH IDEC
Published Sat Oct 30, 2021, 08:48 PM EDT
LAS VEGAS – Nearly two years after a knee injury led to his only loss, Darwin Price rejuvenated his career Saturday night.
The Houston resident stopped previously unbeaten Juan Carlos Torres in a non-televised welterweight bout on the Jamal James- Radzhab Butaev undercard at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino’s Michelob ULTRA Arena. Price dropped Torres in the third round and battered the Puerto Rican prospect at times thereafter.
A Nevada State Athletic Commission physician instructed referee Russell Mora to stop their scheduled 10-rounder following a one-sided sixth round.
Price upped his record to 18-1 and recorded his 11th knockout. Torres, who is promoted by Floyd Mayweather’s company, slipped to 19-1 (15 KOs).
The 32-year-old Price’s victory enabled him to overcome a fifth-round, technical-knockout defeat to then-unbeaten Malik Hawkins in December 2019. Before he suffered a knee injury during the fifth round, Price had won each of the first four rounds on all three scorecards versus Baltimore’s Hawkins (18-1, 11 KOs) in a fight Showtime televised as part of the Gervonta Davis-Yuriorkis Gamboa undercard at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
Price was sharp again Saturday night against an unbeaten but largely unproven opponent.
A ringside physician examined Torres before allowing him to start the sixth round. Price landed short shots inside as an open Torres pressed forward, with his hands down, during the sixth round, but Price couldn’t hurt him in those three minutes.
Mora warned Torres for a low blow at just about the halfway point of the fifth round. Torres managed to make that round competitive, but Price’s punches seemed to have more effect than Torres’ shots.
Torres backed up Price for much of the fourth round, but Price was effective to Torres’ head and body at times in that round.
Torres got off to a strong start early in the third round, when he got good extension on a right hand that appeared to affect Price. Less than a minute later, though, Price landed a right hand that knocked Torres to the canvas.
Torres answered Mora’s count, but Price picked him apart toward the end of that round. Torres did manage to connect with another right hand that got Price’s attention toward the end of the third round.
Boxing off his back foot, Price continued to succeed by landing head and body shots while avoiding many of Torres’ punches during the second round.
Price buckled Torres’ knees with a right-left combination that connected just before the midway mark of the first round. Price’s activity and hand speed troubled Torres throughout that round.
I don't know why Ennis isn't a bigger star.
Riveria rocking Ali haircut and trunks is weird. This gimmick needs to end.