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ESPN2 Friday Night Fights Live On Famed Beale Street, Free To
The Public
As part of the 'I AM A MAN' weekend
commemorating the 41st anniversary of Dr. Martin
Luther King's untimely death in Memphis TN, on April 4, 1968,
Prize Fight Boxing and DiBella Entertainment will be on the
famous Beale Street in downtown Memphis this Friday (April 3rd)
live on ESPN2 Friday Night fights.
Prize Fight is honoring the Memphis
Sanitation workers who stood firm in their fight for civil
rights during the 1968 sanitation strike, some of the actual men
and women from that time will be in attendance as Prize Fight
salutes them.
´Saluting these brave men and women
is the least we can do for all they did for their generation and
ours, Prize Fight is humbled by their contribution and as fight
promoters we appreciate their strength and courage they
epitomize the word fight.ˇ Russ Young.
Headlining the night's events is Randell
Bailey (38-6, 34 KO's) of Miami Fl, going head to head in a
scheduled 12 rounds IBF Jr.., welterweight eliminator
against Bronx, NY's Frankie Figueroa (20-2, 13 KO's). The winner
will be in line to fight for the Jr., IBF Welterweight title.
Heavyweight knockout king Cedric ´The Bozˇ
Boswell (28-1, 22KO's) of Atlanta, is scheduled for 8 rounds of
action when he steps in against Harold Sconiers (15-19, 10 KO's)
who hails out of Tampa Fl.
Undefeated Jr., lightweight sensation Mark
Davis (11-0, 4KO's) looks to continue his winning streak when he
goes against Nogales AZ's, Steve Gonzalez (7-2-1, 4KO's).
Rounding out the card are three undefeated
prospects. 2008 Olympic team alternate Shawn Porter (6-0, 5
KO's) steps up his game against Eloy Suarez (10-4, 5KO's) of San
Antonio TX, in a scheduled four round middleweight bout.
Heavyweights Tor Hamer (4-0, 4 KO's) of New York and Kelsey
Arnold (1-1-2) from Hurron TN, are scheduled to go four rounds.
Recent Prize Fight acquisition Dominic Wade
(1-0, 1KO) of largo MD, will test his leather against Luis Hodge
(5-7-1, 3KO's) of Tampa Fl, Wade recently came of an outstanding
pro debut at the Fitzgerald Casino, where he KO'd his opponent
in less than 30 seconds scheduled for four rounds.
The entire card is FREE to the public.
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