Archive for December 2nd, 2011
Posted by Rick McLean on December 2, 2011 at 19:00 pm
According to Don Smith, undefeated Light Middleweight boxer Janks Trotter will not be fighting in Lethbridge on December 17, 2011 as rumored. If and when he fights in Lethbridge, Alberta, the show will be produced and promoted by Fan Base Promotions. Janks’ next fight could be staged in Calgary sometime in mid-January at Desperados Night Club. Negotiations on date and venue began last week. Two potential opponents have been contacted.
Posted by Durell Wambolt on December 2, 2011 at 15:29 pm
David Lemieux 167.8lbs vs Jaochim Alcine 162.5lbs.
WBC International Middleweight Title
Rule 4.6 Safety Weigh-Ins. Boxers shall have the final and official weigh-in no less than 24 hours but not more than 30 hours prior to the bout. Due to the possible adverse results of dehydration and subsequent rehydration of a boxer who is required to lose more than a safe amount of weight to make the required weight limit for the bout, the WBC expects extra official weigh-ins to be held 30 and 7 days prior to the official 30-24-hour weigh-in.
a) 30-day weigh-in: 4 weeks prior to the bout, the boxer’s weight must not exceed 10% of the weight limit for the bout, and
b) 7-day weigh-in: 7 days prior to the bout, the boxer’s weight must not exceed 5% of the weight limit for the bout. Read More
Posted by Durell Wambolt on December 2, 2011 at 09:17 am
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Unbeaten, top-ranked super middleweight Anthony Dirrell tipped the scales at 167 pounds and fellow world-ranked southpaw Renan St-Juste measured 166 ½ pounds during an intense weigh in for their 12-round bout on Friday, Dec. 2, in the main event on ShoBox: The New Generation LIVE on SUPERCHANNEL FIGHTS® at 11 p.m. ET/PT Read More
Posted by Durell Wambolt on December 2, 2011 at 08:20 am
By Jeff Emond Jeffrey
On December 10 in Montreal, Quebec, Canadian knockout artist David Lemieux (25-1-0) will defend his WBC International middleweight title against former WBA light middleweight champion Joachin “Ti-Joa” Alcine (32-2-1). Lemieux is eager to redeem himself after suffering his first defeat against Marco Antonio Rubio (49-5-1) last April. Lemieux agreed to chat with us about his training for the Alcine bout, his last fight with Rubio, and his future plans.
The Boxing Examiner: Good evening David. How is your training?
David Lemieux: My training is going very well. In fact, it’s the best I’ve ever had. I won’t rest until I secure my win against Alcine. I didn’t know changing certain things in my career would be so beneficial for me and I’m happy for it. After losing to Rubio, I needed to add some assets to my style.
TBE: Not so long ago, you parted ways with Russ Anber, a man who trained you since you were nine years old. Now Marc Ramsay took over your boxing career. What discipline is Ramsay bringing you at this stage of your career? Read More