New York, NY (November 1, 2011) Captain Boyd Rainmaker Melson of New York City will fight for a second straight time in the Garden State when he battles an opponent to be named in a six round junior middleweight contest Thursday, November 17 at North Bergens Schuetzen Park. Tickets start at $55 and can be purchased on teamfighttowalk.com. Melson, a West Point graduate and active Army Reserve officer, is fresh off a dominant six round decision over Russ Niggemyer and is aiming for his seventh victory in as many fights. The more I fight, the better I feel, said Melson, who was on a three-year hiatus after a shoulder injury forced him to withdraw from being an alternate at the 2008 Olympics. My performances have gotten better with each and every fight and I believe that fans will see my best showing to date come November 17. With Americas first clinical trial for Spinal Cord Injuries slated to take place in 2012, Melsons entire purse will be donated to Justadollarplease in effort to help make the trial possible. There are so millions of Americans with Spinal Cord Injuries that could potentially walk again if the necessary research is conducted, stated Melson. There is minimal funding for Spinal Cord Injury research and were doing all that we can to help those in need. I believe that the outcome of this trial will have a historical impact for years to come much like when North Bergens very own James J. Braddock upset Max Baer for the heavyweight championship. In association with Justadollarplease, Melson created Team Fight to Walk, whose mission is to raise awareness within the boxing community about the importance of stem cell research for spinal cord injuries. Team Fight to Walk is comprised of Melson, former two-time cruiserweight champion Steve USS Cunningham, title contender DeAndre The Bull Latimore, Edgar El Chamaco Santana, 2008 US Olympian Shawn Estrada, and prospects Sid The Messenger El Harrak, Denis Da Mommas Boy Douglin, Frank Galarza, Vinny The Lion OBrien, Ahmed Prince of Egypt Samir and Delen Sniper Parsley.