The Future of CUBA in the Pros, by Weightclasses. (List Inside) ***UPDATED/VIDEO***

[moorser]

mike perez is not 244

[sportofkings]

Originally Posted by garfios

Another fat heavyweight from the Island, they don't learn what a shame.

Perez is 230 my man, here is the official weights






[URL="********news.boxrec.com/news/2011/prizefighter-international-heavyweights-weigh-news"]Prizefighter International Heavyweights - The weigh in news[/URL]

[IMG]********static.boxrec.com/wiki/thumb/6/64/Prizefighter_International_Heavyweights_group_060511.jpg/720px-Prizefighter_International_Heavyweights_group_060511.jpg[/IMG]2000 pounds of heavyweight boxing talent collides in the ring on Saturday night, fighting to be crowned the first Prizefighter International Heavyweight King – and for the first time fans from all over the world can watch the action live online.
The special edition of Matchroom Sport’s eight-man, one night tournaments sees eight fighters from eight different countries head to Alexandra Palace in north London live on Sky Sports 1 and HD1 from 9pm – and with huge interest in all four corners of the globe, an online stream will allow fans outside the UK to see the action. [URL="***********.liveprizefighter.tv/"]***.liveprizefighter.tv[/URL] is the official live video stream for the event and will be available outside the UK from 9pm GMT on Saturday night.
Irish-based Cuban Mike Perez kicks-off the night, putting his unbeaten record on the line against Trinidad and Tobago’s Kerston Manswell. The winner of that fight will face a semi-final clash against either giant Russian Evgeny Orlov or former French Heavyweight champion Gregory Tony. The other side of the draw sees UK Prizefighter Champion Michael Sprott face American KO machine Tye Fields, with the victor facing either unbeaten Romanian Lucian Bot or the dangerous big-hitting German Konstantin Airich in the second semi-final.
Prizefighter International Heavyweights Draw (with weights)
Quarter-final one: Mike Perez (16st 6lb) v Kerston Manswell (18st)
Quarter-final two: Evgeny Orlov (22st) v Gregory Tony (16st 3lb)
Quarter-final three: Michael Sprott (17st) v Tye Fields (19st 5lb)
Quarter-final four: Lucian Bot (15st 10lb) v Konstantin Airich (16st 4lb)
Tickets for Prizefighter International Heavyweights at London’s Alexandra Palace on Saturday 7 May are available from on the door at Alexandra Palace from 7.30pm priced £35 unreserved and £50 and £60 ringside.

[Max Banjo]

Originally Posted by sportofkings

Perez is 230 my man, here is the official weights






[URL="********news.boxrec.com/news/2011/prizefighter-international-heavyweights-weigh-news"]Prizefighter International Heavyweights - The weigh in news[/URL]

[IMG]********static.boxrec.com/wiki/thumb/6/64/Prizefighter_International_Heavyweights_group_060511.jpg/720px-Prizefighter_International_Heavyweights_group_060511.jpg[/IMG]2000 pounds of heavyweight boxing talent collides in the ring on Saturday night, fighting to be crowned the first Prizefighter International Heavyweight King – and for the first time fans from all over the world can watch the action live online.
The special edition of Matchroom Sport’s eight-man, one night tournaments sees eight fighters from eight different countries head to Alexandra Palace in north London live on Sky Sports 1 and HD1 from 9pm – and with huge interest in all four corners of the globe, an online stream will allow fans outside the UK to see the action. [URL="***********.liveprizefighter.tv/"]***.liveprizefighter.tv[/URL] is the official live video stream for the event and will be available outside the UK from 9pm GMT on Saturday night.
Irish-based Cuban Mike Perez kicks-off the night, putting his unbeaten record on the line against Trinidad and Tobago’s Kerston Manswell. The winner of that fight will face a semi-final clash against either giant Russian Evgeny Orlov or former French Heavyweight champion Gregory Tony. The other side of the draw sees UK Prizefighter Champion Michael Sprott face American KO machine Tye Fields, with the victor facing either unbeaten Romanian Lucian Bot or the dangerous big-hitting German Konstantin Airich in the second semi-final.
Prizefighter International Heavyweights Draw (with weights)
Quarter-final one: Mike Perez (16st 6lb) v Kerston Manswell (18st)
Quarter-final two: Evgeny Orlov (22st) v Gregory Tony (16st 3lb)
Quarter-final three: Michael Sprott (17st) v Tye Fields (19st 5lb)
Quarter-final four: Lucian Bot (15st 10lb) v Konstantin Airich (16st 4lb)
Tickets for Prizefighter International Heavyweights at London’s Alexandra Palace on Saturday 7 May are available from on the door at Alexandra Palace from 7.30pm priced £35 unreserved and £50 and £60 ringside.

I still think perez's ideal weight is 220

[sportofkings]

Originally Posted by Max Banjo

I still think perez's ideal weight is 220

Nearly a stone lighter than what he weighed for his last fight though, at least its an improvement.

[Max Banjo]

Originally Posted by sportofkings

Nearly a stone lighter than what he weighed for his last fight though, at least its an improvement.

im not disputing that im merely stating my opinion....

[sportofkings]

Originally Posted by Max Banjo

im not disputing that im merely stating my opinion....

[arve lie]

Perez wins Prizefighter
Mike Perez (15-0, 12 KOs) scored a first round TKO over Tye Fields (47-4, 42 KOs) to win the Prizefighter: International Heavyweights tournament on Saturday night at the Alexandra Palace in London. Perez swarmed over Fields, staggered him and the bout was waved off. Seemed to be a quick stoppage. The bout lasted 42 seconds

[Max Banjo]

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[arve lie]

Mike Perez reminds me of another Mike, Tyson
This guys a terror, fast hands hard punches and he throws a lot of punches
Looking forward to Mike Perez and Luis Ortiz moving up the ranking in HW.

[arve lie]

Perez looking for big fights

Heavyweight Mike Perez (16-0, 12 KOs) is targeting big things after claiming the first ever Prizefighter International trophy and the £32,000 winner’s check, with three wins and two first round KOs on Saturday in London. “I want to face one of the big names – the Klitschkos, David Haye – I am good enough to win titles and whoever wants to fight me for their titles, I’m want to fight them,” said Perez. “I got better as the fights went on and I wanted to prove to those people who have helped me like my trainer and my family that they were right to back me

[Stevenson#1]

Originally Posted by arve lie

Mike Perez reminds me of another Mike, Tyson
This guys a terror, fast hands hard punches and he throws a lot of punches
Looking forward to Mike Perez and Luis Ortiz moving up the ranking in HW.

He does indeed , but imo he still has a lot of work to do before fighting ANY top 10 ranked HW , he has to work on his conditioning and stamina ( it showed in his first fight against Manswell ) and for the love of god ¿ what's with that ugly looping right hand ? , he should fix that too , every time he throws it he opens himself up , a good oponent can making him pay , on the other hand he is fast and seems to pack a punch so I think he'll be fine in the long run ( and he's trying to speak English , something none of the other Cubans in America have done ) , Congratulations to him for the win and hope he continues winning but as I said before NOW IS THE TIME FOR A CHANGE AND GO TO AMERICA , I wouldn't like to see him in the next Prizefighter again . Peace .

[leo_messi]

Originally Posted by Stevenson#1

He does indeed , but imo he still has a lot of work to do before fighting ANY top 10 ranked HW , he has to work on his conditioning and stamina ( it showed in his first fight against Manswell ) and for the love of god ¿ what's with that ugly looping right hand ? , he should fix that too , every time he throws it he opens himself up , a good oponent can making him pay , on the other hand he is fast and seems to pack a punch so I think he'll be fine in the long run ( and he's trying to speak English , something none of the other Cubans in America have done ) , Congratulations to him for the win and hope he continues winning but as I said before NOW IS THE TIME FOR A CHANGE AND GO TO AMERICA , I wouldn't like to see him in the next Prizefighter again . Peace .

I dont think going to america permanently now is the right way to go. If they can get him on one or two card sover there great, but I think he should remain based in Ireland for the next few fights anyway...

[leo_messi]

Originally Posted by Max Banjo

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Rigo wearing white jeans, how embarassing.....

[Stevenson#1]

Originally Posted by leo_messi

I dont think going to america permanently now is the right way to go. If they can get him on one or two card sover there great, but I think he should remain based in Ireland for the next few fights anyway...

I can see what you meant , but imo he should be moving there sooner rather than later . Peace .

[Kid Cubano]

somehow i feel they r safer in Ireland.
Miami could be their downfall, they just need more exposure.