Peltz Boxing

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RUSSELL PELTZ

Hall of Fame Inductions

1978 Pennsylvania State Boxing Hall of Fame.

2000 World Boxing Hall of Fame.

2002 Philadelphia Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.

2004 International Boxing Hall of Fame.

2008 New Jersey Boxing Hall of Fame.

2010 Lew Klein Award for induction into the Temple University School of Communications & Theatre Hall of Fame.

Brittany “BAM” Rogers BAM Boxing Promotions Inc. | President

• Youngest female boxing promotor in the country.

• Graduated from Temple University with a degree from The School of Tourism and Hospitality Managment.

• Since 2009, Rogers has worked more than 50 shows.

• Received praise and recognition for her impressive matchmaking.

FIGHTERS Anthony Burgin Osnel Charles Edner Cherry Ronald Cruz Jamaal Davis Joe Dawejko Ismael Garcia Fred Jenkins Jr. Mike Jones Teon Kennedy Thomas LaManna Amir Mansour Naim Nelson DeCarlo Perez Nathaniel Rivas Jerome Rodriguez Jason Sosa Todd Unthank-May Hasan Young

Television 300+ shows televised

(ABC, BBC, CBS, Comcast, ESPN, FALCIGNO, HBO, NBC (NBCSN), Prism, Service Electric, Sports Channell, Univision, USA.)

NBC/NBCSN 19 shows (through Nov. 8 of 2014) 50 million viewers. (estimated)

Venues

Blue Horizon September 30, 1969: Peltz began his remarkable boxing promoting career with a main event at the Blue Horizon featuring Bennie Briscoe vs.

Tito Marshall. Briscoe won by knockout and the Blue Horizon had a standing-room-only crowd of 1,606. (BoxRec.com)

Recent years

July 30 2010 Derek Ennis vs. Gabriel Rosado for the USBA Jr. Middleweight fight at the South Philly Arena.

December 8, 2012 Temple University McGonigle Hall Bryant Jennings vs.

Bowie Tupou

August 24, 1978: The 10-round middleweight fight between Marvin Hagler and Bennie Briscoe drew 14,930 people to the Spectrum, making it the largest indoor attendance for a non-world championship fight in Pennsylvania history.

Best fight he ever saw, he also promoted: July 26, 1977: The Marvin Johnson-Matthew Franklin (Saad Muhammad) fight for the vacant NABF Light-Heavyweight title at the Philadelpiha Spectrum.

Franklin won by KO 12.

The Spectrum November 18, 1975: Brittish Boxing News voted the Eugene ‘Cyclone’ Hart-Bennie Briscoe 10-round draw as the second best fight worldwide in 1975, behind the Thrilla in Manila between Ali and Fraizer.

November 30, 1976: The 15-round split decision awarded Alfredo Escalera over South Philly’s Tyrone Everett is widely regarded as one of the worst in boxing history.

The attendance for the fight (16,019) remains the indoor boxing record for Pennsylvania.

CHAMPS Charles Brewer Super Middleweight

Charlie Brown Lightweight

Jeff Chandler Bantamweight

Marvin Johnson Light-Heavyweight

Dwight Muhammanad Qawi Cruiserweight & Light-Heavyweight

Arturo Gatti

Junior Lightweight & Junior Welterweight

Marvin Hagler Middleweight

Robert Hines Junior Middleweight

Gary Hinton Junior Welterweight

Mike Rossman Light-Heavyweight

Matthew Saad Muhammad Light-Heavyweight

Kassim Ouma Junior Middleweight

Prince Charles Williams Light-Heavyweight

Media Quotes “ One manager asked me how I could stand to do it, put my fighters in life-and-death matches,” Peltz said.

“I have too much respect for the fans to give them blowouts.” “... When you fight for Peltz, you don’t get a bum. Everybody has to earn their wins.”

– J.R. Jowett (Secondsout.com) “ He is one of the few guys in the world I will do business with on a handshake.’’ –Dino Duva (former President of Main Events)

“One thing Peltz has proven time and time again is that no matter what- win, lose, or draw- if you give him 100-percent as a fighter and show up to perform, he has no problem getting behind you in order to try and help you make the best of your career. Lets face it folks, its nice to try and pad a fighter’s record against guys that you bring in from all over the country but, like most true boxing fans, there is a time and place for these types of fights. It should not be used as a way to try and get your one fighter on one of the three platforms on cable.” –Luis A Cortes III (maxboxing.com) “ J Russell Peltz and Jolene Mizzone’s matchmaking has been a huge part of our success along with BAM Promotions.”

–Kathy Duva (Main Events) “ When you hear things like Russell Peltz is a small promoter, don’t be fooled.

Russell is one of the best that ever lived.”

–Naazim Richardson (Bernard Hopkins’ trainer) “ I thought of J Russell Peltz, who, if he had his druthers, would have every fight, top-to-bottom, produce this kind of pulse-pounding action. Because he succeeded in doing so far more than he failed, his name is rightfully etched into the Hall of Fame’s roll call.”

–Lee Groves (The Ring)

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enue info for October 18

Name: 2300 Arena Location: 2300 South Swanson Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148 Capacity: 1244 TV Network: NBC Sports Network Estimated Viewership: 250,000- 300,000

Contact

M

ichelle Rosado

Michelle@ragingbabe.com

(702) 232-8847 www.RagingBabe.com

B

rittany Rogers

BamRogers@aol.com

B

ryanna Carzo

(215) 280-6709 www.BAMBoxingInc.com

Bry1Carzo@gmail.com

(610) 742-8591 www.BAMBoxingInc.com 2501 Brown St. Philadelphia, PA 19130