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Press Conference Notes: Teofimo Lopez Ready to Take Over MSG Against Sandor Martin Lopez-Martin headlines stacked quadruple-header SATURDAY Live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT Teofimo Lopez will (17-1, 13 KOs) will fight former European junior welterweight king Sandor Martin (40-2, 13 KOs) in the 10-round main event at Madison Square Garden. Lopez-Martin tops a televised quadruple-header airing immediately after the Heisman Trophy Ceremony at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+. Heavyweight sensation Jared “The Real Big Baby” Anderson aims for his 13th straight knockout against the battle-tested Jerry “Slugger” Forrest, Puerto Rican junior middleweight star Xander Zayas steps up in class against 28-fight veteran Alexis Salazar, and 2020 Olympic silver medalist Keyshawn Davis looks to jumpstart his world title ambitions in a lightweight duel versus Juan Carlos Burgos. 📸: Mikey Williams / @toprank (at Madison Square Garden) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl7QZjEL6Im/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Bob Arum Turns 90: 2,119 Fight Cards and Counting

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Published: December 10, 2021

NEW YORK — Top Rank chairman Bob Arum has hit yet another milestone. Arum, the Brooklyn-born one-time federal prosecutor whose boxing career began with “The Greatest,” turns 90 years old today. Arum is back in his old stomping grounds to promote Saturday’s ESPN-televised quadruple-header (9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT) featuring former pound-for-king Vasiliy “Loma” Lomachenko against former lightweight world champion Richard “RC” Commey in the 12-round main event at Madison Square Garden. Lomachenko-Commey marks the 2,120th fight card of his promotional career. Arum’s inaugural promotion took place in Toronto on March 29, 1966, when Muhammad Ali defended his heavyweight title against George Chuvalo. In the 55-plus years since Ali-Chuvalo, Arum has promoted many of boxing’s biggest superstars, including 27 Ali fights, the entire middleweight championship run of Marvelous Marvin Hagler, George Foreman’s triumphant return to the ring that culminated in his second heavyweight title, and Manny Pacquiao’s rise to modern-day legend. In addition, Arum has promoted dozens of fighters from pro debut to world champion, including Oscar De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Miguel Cotto, Michael Carbajal, Teofimo Lopez, Shakur Stevenson, Jose Ramirez, Oscar Valdez, Mikaela Mayer, Donald Curry, and Lomachenko. BOB ARUM BY THE NUMBERS 2,119 Boxing cards promoted 864 Boxing shows TR promoted on ESPN network 677 World title fights promoted by TR 550 Boxing shows TR promoted in Nevada 412 Boxing shows TR promoted in New Jersey 220 American cities in which TR has promoted 196 Boxing shows promoted by TR in California 154 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Texas 129 Boxing shows TR promoted on HBO network 98 Boxing shows promoted by TR on CBS network 92 Foreign cities in which TR has promoted 73 Boxing shows TR promoted on ABC network 73 Boxing shows promoted by TR in New York State 70 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Arizona 63 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Puerto Rico 52 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Mexico 49 Pay-per-view boxing shows promoted by TR 48 Boxing shows promoted by TR in New York City 47 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Illinois 42 States in which TR has promoted boxing 41 Miguel Cotto fights promoted by TR 41 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Pennsylvania 38 Michael Carbajal fights promoted by TR (HOF) 37 Oscar De La Hoya fights promoted by TR (HOF) 37 Donald Curry fights promoted by TR (HOF) 36 Johnny Tapia fights promoted by TR (HOF) 35 Floyd Mayweather, Jr fights promoted by TR (HOF) 33 James Toney fights promoted by TR 33 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Florida 32 Erik Morales fights promoted by TR (HOF) 31 Micky Ward fights promoted by TR 30 Boxing shows promoted by TR on Showtime/ShoBox networks 29 Mikey Garcia fights promoted by TR 29 Tommy (The Duke) Morrison fights promoted by TR 28 Iran Barkley fights promoted by TR 28 Oscar Valdez fights promoted by TR 27 Muhammad Ali fights promoted or co-promoted by TR 27 Boxing shows promoted by TR on Closed-Circuit TV 27 Foreign countries in which TR has promoted, incl. Puerto Rico 27 Jose Ramirez fights promoted by TR 25 Freddie Roach fights promoted by TR (HOF) 25 Roger Mayweather fights promoted by TR 24 Boxing shows promoted by TR in New Mexico 24 World heavyweight title fights promoted by TR 24 Terence Crawford fights promoted by TR 20 Marvelous Marvin Hagler fights promoted by TR (HOF) 20 Manny Pacquiao fights promoted by TR 19 Juan Manuel Marquez fights promoted by TR (HOF) 17 Shakur Stevenson fights promoted by TR 16 Robert Garcia fights promoted by TR 14 George Foreman fights promoted by TR (HOF) 14 Boxing shows promoted by TR in China 13 Thomas Hearns fights promoted by TR (HOF) 13 Teofimo Lopez fights promoted by TR 10 Alexis Arguello fights promoted by TR (HOF) 10 Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini fights promoted by TR (HOF) 9 Boxing shows promoted by TR in Colorado 8 Roberto Duran fights promoted by TR (HOF) 7 Sugar Ray Leonard fights promoted by TR (HOF) 7 Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. fights by TR (HOF) 5 Carlos Monzon fights promoted by TR (HOF) 5 Emile Griffith fights promoted by TR (HOF) 4 Mike Tyson fights promoted by TR (HOF) 4 Tyson Fury fights promoted by TR 2 Larry Holmes fights promoted by TR (HOF) 1 Evel Knievel Snake River Canyon jump promoted by Bob Arum 0 Boxing shows (so far!) promoted by TR in: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Kansas, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming

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Presser Notes and Quotes: Terence Crawford Face-To-Face with Mean Machine

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Published: December 11, 2019

NEW YORK CITY (Dec. 11, 2019) — The fighters were all business on the press conference dais. The best triple-header of the 2019 boxing calendar didn't need any pomp and circumstance.

Saturday evening at Madison Square Garden (ESPN, 9 p.m. ET), Terence "Bud" Crawford (35-0, 26 KOs) will defend his WBO welterweight world title against Egidijus "Mean Machine" Kavaliauskas (21-0-1, 17 KOs), while the co-feature will see IBF lightweight world champion Richard Commey (29-2, 26 KOs) hoping to avoid the takeover in Teofimo Lopez (14-0, 11 KOs).

The ESPN opener will see Irish sensation Michael "Mick" Conlan (12-0, 7 KOs) hoping to turn back amateur nemesis Vladimir Nikitin (3-0, 0 KOs) in a 10-rounder at featherweight. Nikitin defeated Conlan twice as an amateur, including in their 2016 Olympic quarterfinal bout, a decision that sparked international controversy.

At Wednesday's final press conference, this is what the fighters had to say.

Terence Crawford

"I'm starting to get used to fighting on these big stages, so it ain't nothing new to me. This week is going to be a great, spectacular show. I am well-prepared for whatever he brings to the table, and I'm sure they know that as well."

"Nothing really changed between me and {trainer Brian McIntyre}. We're a team. Iron sharpens iron. We added some more great fighters to the team. We're pushing each other each and every day in camp. If I'm tired, {Maurice Hooker} will talk to me, 'Come on little guy, you tired?' And that just motivates each and every one of us to go that extra mile. Either we're running, sparring, hitting the bag. Everything is a competition when we're in the camp."

"I'm not focused on no other opponent besides the opponent that's in front of me. My goal is to make sure I get the victory come this weekend, and that's the only person I'm focused on now. Anyone else is talk. It goes in one ear and out the other. He's young, hungry and I'm not taking him lightly."

Bob Arum

"They're all good fights. The Teofimo-Commey fight, bookmakers have made that a 50-50 fight, so that's obviously of great interest. And the other two fights are not walkovers. They're tough, tough matches. Terence is worth the price of admission by himself. He is pound-for-pound the best fighter in the world, and everybody will have an opportunity to watch him fight a very tough Lithuanian in Kavaliauskas, who has fought for us for many years and is a tough, tough Eastern European fighter."

"Mick Conlan gets his chance for revenge. You all know the story. When most people thought he'd won his fight in the Olympics and Nikitin was given the nod, now they have a chance in professional boxing for revenge, a rematch. And that will be of interest to fans all over the world."

On Commey-Lopez

"Some young man who has three of the lightweight titles and is looking to fight for a fourth will be on hand. He's coming in on Friday to watch this match. Vasiliy Lomachenko will be here. A lot at stake in this Lopez fight with Commey. Both great fighters."

Egidijus "Mean Machine" Kavaliauskas

"Crawford was on my mind from the start of training camp in June. So every day was Crawford, Crawford, Crawford. My mindset is good. I'm happy for this fight. When this fight was made officially, I was super happy. I was smiling all day. I want to fight the best, and we're fighting in the Mecca of Boxing."

"We started in June, but we started light. Still, all the tactics, everything was about how Crawford fights, which stance {he'll use}. Sparring, we had lots of different guys, southpaw, orthodox, guys in different stances. And the training camp, [we worked on} speed, power, sparring, technique and tactics, all in this five, six months."

"Going straight ahead to Crawford is not an option because he's too smart and he showed in his last fight that he's smart in the ring. So, yeah, we'll work on my combinations. We don't want to go very wild at him."

Richard Commey

"2019 has been a great year. I've worked so hard coming from Ghana. You know how it is. To get to this stage, man, just an amazing feeling."

"How many boxers have come from Ghana with a chance to fight in {The Garden} in the co-main event...God bless us, and I’m ready to retain my title. There is no way I'm going to lose."

Teofimo Lopez

"It's a blessing. It's a breathtaking moment. It's just something I have to visualize and just know that, 22 years old, I have a great opportunity here to do a lot. I'm excited, man. What better way to finish off the year than fight in the Mecca of Boxing, Madison Square Garden, for my first world title, in New York? This is a moment right here."

On the criticism from his last fight against Masayoshi Nakatani

"I think everybody needs something like that. I needed that. Everything happens for a reason. I take everything they try to throw at me negatively and turn it into a positive. You can't faze me. You can't bring me down. I'm here for a reason. Teofimo is doing what he's doing come Saturday night. We're going to go out there and take over. I have vengeance in me. I'm holding that, holding everything. I want to shut everyone up the best way I can, and that's doing what I do best."

"God didn't bring us this far for nothing. I didn't come out here just to talk my smack and not back it up. We're gonna do what we have to do. Richard Commey is a world champion for a reason. And we know that it's going to be a great and exciting fight."

Michael Conlan

"This is straight business for me. There is no personal or emotional attachment to it. Vladimir, obviously he beat me in 2013 when I moved up to bantamweight. 2016, he got the decision, but he knows deep down he needs to prove something because his career will always be remembered for losing to me in the Olympics. He's gotta prove something Saturday night. I don't believe he will. I've prepared fully, and I've been training for 14 or 13 weeks for this camp. I'm ready for anything Saturday night."

"It's very fitting for me to be boxing here, having this rematch in MSG. This is where I re-started my boxing career after the Olympics, and this is where I'll close the chapter. We'll put everything in the past and we'll stop talking about him because I'm fed up with it. I just want to take care of business and move on."

Vladimir Nikitin

"I don't have to prove anything to anyone. I won two bouts against him in the amateurs and, right now, this is just another big step in my professional career."

"I fought my last fight here at the {Hulu Theater} at Madison Square Garden. I've been in the arena. This is the next step in my professional career. I am preparing for every fight {the same}. It doesn't matter."

"I'm ready for 10 rounds. We'll see what will happen in the ring."

ESPN, 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT

Terence Crawford vs. Egidijus Kavaliauskas, 12 rounds, Crawford's WBO welterweight world title

Richard Commey vs. Teofimo Lopez, 12 rounds, Commey's IBF lightweight world title

Michael Conlan vs. Vladimir Nikitin, 10 rounds, featherweight

ESPN+, 5:45 p.m. ET/2:45 p.m. PT

Josue Vargas vs. Noel Murphy, 10 rounds, vacant IBF North American junior welterweight title

Edgar Berlanga vs. Cesar Nunez, 8 rounds, super middleweight

Julian Rodriguez vs. Manuel Mendez, 8 rounds, super lightweight

George Kambosos Jr. vs. Mickey Bey, 10 rounds, lightweight

(Featured Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank)

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Lomachenko-Rigondeaux has Second-Highest Rating for Boxing on ESPN in 2017

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Published: December 16, 2017

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - While last Saturday's bout between Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1, 7 KOs) and Guillermo Rigondeaux (17-1, 11 KOs) ended in disappointing fashion as what was thought to be a technical chess match involving two of the most skilled fighters in the sport turned out to be more of mismatch. Before the bout, the Ukrainian was favored to win due to his advantages in youth, activity, and size. Those factors played a role in Lomachenko's victory but paled in comparison, as he was able to outbox and outclass Rigondeaux for all six rounds. The fight was not close from when it started to its ending. 

For promoter Top Rank and Sports Television Network ESPN the fight only disappointed inside the ring. Outside the ring, the match was highly anticipated and secured a sell-out crowd at The Theater at Madison Square Garden. Most importantly, the fight delivered in television rating. Lomachenko-Rigondeaux garnered the second highest television ratings on cable for the year 2017. It was only behind former eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao’s controversial loss to Australia’s Jeff Horn this past July. 

The telecast was able to secure an average rating of 1.73 million viewers not only making the bout the second highest of 2017 but also the second highest since 2012. Earlier this year Top Rank announced a four-year deal with ESPN to broadcast the company’s fights and content. The venture so far has proven to be fruitful for both companies. Lomachenko-Rigondeaux was the most watched fight that took place last Saturday beating out HBO’s telecast of Orlando Salido-Miguel Roman and the UFC’s (Ultimate Fighting Championship) show on Fox Sports One. 

From ESPN, based on the overnight ratings, last night's Top Rank Boxing on ESPN was the 2nd highest-rated #boxing telecast on cable in 2017. The Pacquiao vs Horn Event was #1, averaging 2.812m viewers.

— Jed I. Goodman (@jedigoodman) December 10, 2017

The anticipation has already swept over boxing fans in regards as to who will be the next opponent for Lomachenko. The two opponents that have been talked about the most are lightweight champions Jorge Linares (43-3, 27 KOs) and Mikey Garcia (37-0, 30 KOs). Both men have fights to start off 2018 in January and February. Linares will face Mercito Gesta (31-1-2, 17 KOs) in a double-header with Lucas Matthysse. Garcia will be moving up to the 140-pound division to take on recently crowned WBA champion Sergey Lipinets (13-0, 10 KOs). Garcia’s history with Top Rank makes it unlikely that a bout between the two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and the three-division champion happens anytime soon. A fight with Linares, however, has been talked about with Linares’ promoter Golden Boy and could take place sometime next year. 

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