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Brawl at the Hall: Results

Massie stops Bonner in first round, and Giuriceo wins 4 round dec. over Cain.

 Cleveland, OH  -  October 1, 2009 - On Saturday September 26th, 2009, the West Side Boxing Club, in association with Kincaid Godhard Promotions, presented their latest installment of live professional boxing. A record was set for the club show series, with an over 50 percent increase in attendance, over the previous show. The standing room only crowd was treated to 6 professional and 4 preliminary amateur bouts, which had the crowd on their feet, for the majority of the night.  

 ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

Featured Pro Bouts…

In the main event of the evening, Jason “BIG DADDY” Massie (3-0 * Cleveland), closed the show in style. He needed just 1 round, to dispose of, the debuting, Jeremiaah Bonner (0-1 * Cleveland). Bonner was counted out, for the TKO victory, after the third knock down, in a thrilling end to the show. 

 ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

In one of two co-feature bouts for the night, Jake “THE BULL” Giuriceo (4-0 * Youngstown, OH), fought his toughest opponent to date, in Raymond Cain (1-1 * Cleveland). Giuriceo won a workman like 4 round decision over Cain, who complained of head butts, throughout the fight, to no avail. This was an excellent, technical fight, which certainly satisfied, the hard core boxing fans. 

 ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

In the other co-feature bout of the evening, Matt Keglovic (1-1 * Parma, OH), was awarded a 2^nd round TKO victory over Bo Coleman (0-1 * Sandusky, OH). Keglovic, had the largest cheering section of the night, and they certainly got their money’s worth. The debuting Coleman, who was on the canvas 5 times, left everything he had in the ring, and showed a lot of heart.

 ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

Main Card Pro Bouts…

In an all-action, back and forth bout, Rocky Mullooly (3-2 * Erie, PA), was awarded a 2^nd round TKO victory, over Justin Riegle (2-2 * Carrollton, OH). Riegle, appeared to control the first round, with his jab. A bloody Mullooly, rallied late in the first, and controlled the rest of the fight, forcing the referee stoppage. This was a rematch, in which Reigle, won the first fight.

  ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

In a battle of local welterweights, Bill Brown (5-4 * Cleveland), was awarded a 2^nd round TKO victory, over Shane Gierke (4-19 * Akron, OH). Brown controlled the majority of the fight, and Gierke, was never really able to get on track.

  ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

In a bout that was scrapped at the weigh-ins, Dominic Qurazzo (Debut * Lakewood, OH), was denied his professional debut, after his opponent, William Bonner (0-3 * Cleveland), elected not to fight.

In the first pro bout of the night, Randy “THE RATTLER” Campbell (1-0 * Bowerston, OH), overwhelmed Marcus Ajian (0-1 * Sandusky, OH), with a brutal, onslaught of punishment, that forced the referee, to stop the bout, in the opening round.

  ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

Preliminary Amateur Bouts…

In the featured, amateur bout, of the evening, Kayte Godic (West Side BC * Cleveland), won a close, 3 round decision, over Erin Scott (Against the Ropes BC * Willoughby, OH), to capture, the Northeast Ohio Woman’s Lightweight Championship.

 ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

Other amateur action...

Derrick Moss (West Side BC * Cleveland), over Julius Thomas (Burnside BC * Youngstown, OH).

Jason Chisar (West Side BC * Fairview Park, OH), over Andy Steinmetz (Against the Ropes BC * Willoughby, OH).

Lauren Cooney (Cleveland), over Shelly Szabo (Against the Ropes BC * Willoughby, OH).   

  ^{(Photos by Melinda Rinehart & Dale Scherfling)}

 NOTE: Winners in Bold. 

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Pro Boxing Returns to Cleveland Sept 26

10+ Great Bouts, Featuring Cleveland's Hottest Young Professional Boxing Prospects.

“Boxing fans are always looking for the next superstars of the sport and I believe Massie, Santiago, and Giuriceo have all the qualities needed to become champions. The fans in Cleveland are getting a unique opportunity, to watch these fighters, as they continue their young careers,” said Kincaid.

Fighting out of Cleveland, the heavy handed Massie, 2-0 (1KO), looks to extend his undefeated record. He’s coming off a brutal 2^nd round TKO of Richard Greene, at the St. Clarence Hall. Tipping the scales at 6’3, 275 pounds, the enormous Massie, takes on the debuting Jeremiah Bonner from Cleveland.

In a battle of two undefeated fighters, Jake Giuriceo, a native of Youngstown, OH, will look to add another win to his perfect 3-0 (2KO) record. Giuriceo is coming off a crunching 2^nd round TKO, in his last fight. He battles former amateur standout and Golden Glove Champ, Raymond Cain 1-0, from Cleveland.  

Also, on the card will be a rematch between heavyweights Justin Riegle of Carrollton, OH and Rocky Mullooly of Erie, PA. Mullooly ruled the first 3 rounds, of the first meeting between the two, but Riegle rallied late and won with a TKO in the 4^th and final round.

In a bout that’s being billed as Boxing vs. MMA, Randy Campbell, from Bowerston, OH, will face Marcus “MR. BEATDOWN” Ajian, from Sandusky, OH. Ajian, is an accomplished mixed martial arts fighter who has 14 professional fights.

An exciting undercard featuring other top regional talent is scheduled, including: Middleweights Matt Keglovic(Parma, OH) vs. Bo Coleman(Sandusky, OH). Middleweights Shane Gierke(Akron, OH) vs. William Brown(Cleveland). And heavyweights William Bonner(Cleveland) vs. Dominic Qurazzo(Lakewood, OH).    

Preliminary amateur bouts will start the night off with a woman’s, lightweight championship match, between Kayte Godic and Erin Scott. Plus Derrick Moss vs. Julius Thomas, Jason Chisar vs. Andy Steinmetz, and Lauren Cooney vs. Shelly Szabo.

Doors on the evening of the event will open at 6:30PM with the first bell at 7:30PM. The St. Clarence Hall is located at 30106 Lorain Road in North Olmsted, Ohio.

A limited number of tickets, for “BRAWL AT THE HALL”, starting at $25, can be purchased through the Kincaid Godhard Promotions box office at 440-223-7409 or online at ProBoxingOhio.com.