FIDEL MALDONADO, JR. VS. ISMAEL BARROSO
FIDEL MALDONADO, JR. VS. ISMAEL BARROSO
EL RESUMEN DE LA JORNADA. Las eliminatorias sudamericanas hacia la Copa Mundial de la FIFA Rusia 2018™ sumaron un nuevo capítulo para agigantar su aura de impredecibles y altamente emocionantes: en los últimos 11 minutos de tres partidos que se jugaron al mismo tiempo, hubo 5 goles que fueron mutando radicalmente la tabla de posiciones.
Colombia tuvo la clasificación en la mano y en el último segundo cambió todo: debe ir a Perú a jugarse la vida. Chile entró en clasificación directa, se quedaba afuera de todo faltando tres minutos y termina tercera.
La Argentina de Messi salió del repechaje, volvió a entrar y termina ¡afuera a solo una fecha! Perú se hizo fuerte en Buenos Aires y está en zona de repesca.
FIFA.com repasa la acción de una 17ª fecha a la altura del mejor de los guionistas, que debe de ser uruguayo: la Celeste acaricia el pase mundialista y se aseguró al menos el repechaje.
Resultados de la 17ª jornada
5 de octubre
Bolivia 0-0 Brasil
Venezuela 0-0 Uruguay
Chile 2-1 Ecuador
Colombia 1-2 Paraguay
Argentina 0-0 Perú
Cortesia: FIFA
Alexander Stops Ayala
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Crespo and Green
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Cassius Chaney
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Asmat and Castillo Rosendo
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Gogokhia Knocks Down De La Rosa
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Rodriguez and Barber
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Murtazaliev and De Assis Photo Credits: David Spagnolo/Main Events |
Con jugoso rally, Charros se impone a Tomateros en Magdalena
Un rally de cuatro carreras en el cuarto capítulo marcó la diferencia a favor de los Charros de Jalisco, quienes superaron con pizarra de 6-2 a los Tomateros de Culiacán, en duelo celebrado en el estadio “Miguel Hernández” de Ocotlán, Jalisco.
El abridor de Charros fue Daniel Guerrero, quien en tres entradas de labor toleró una anotación, luego vino a relevar Adrián Guzmán, quien se llevó el triunfo, al lanzar en blanco tres episodios, continuaron Manuel Flores, Carlos Vázquez, Edwin Salas, cerrando el encuentro Robert Stock.
Por el conjunto de Tomateros inició Edgar González, mientras que Anthony Vázquez se llevó el descalabro.
Los “guindas” abrieron el marcador en el primer rollo, cuando Issmael Salas dio un cuadrangular solitario para poner al frente a los sinaloenses por 1-0.
En el cierre de la misma primera tanda, los Charros lograron igualar los cartones a 1-1, primero, Billy Burns se puso en circulación con hit dentro del cuadro, avanzando después a la antesala con imparable de Manny Rodríguez, para después pisar el plato con infield hit de Amadeo Zazueta.
Los jaliscienses atacaron en el cuarto episodio, donde cosecharon un jugoso racimo de cuatro anotaciones.
La voz de ataque la lanzó José Santiago Chávez, quien dio sencillo con el cual anotó Alberto Carreón, luego, Brock Stassi anotó con un error del cuadro tomatero, mientras que Edson García, con doblete, envió a la registradora a “Chago” Chávez y Luis Cossío, para que los Charros tomaran ventaja por 5-1.
En el séptimo episodio, los Charros sumaron una “rayita” más, la cual cayó con imparable de Julián Ornelas, quien envió al pentágono a Alberto Carreón para colocar el marcador en 6-1.
Los Tomateros descontaron una carrera en la novena tanda, gracias a un imparable productor del jalisciense Eric Meza, dejando las cifras por 6-2.
Este viernes se llevará a cabo el tercer duelo entre Tomateros y Charros; el juego se disputará en el estadio Celanese de Ocotlán, Jalisco a las 3:00pm.
DEONTAY WILDER TO DEFEND WBC HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP AGAINST MANDATORY CHALLENGER BERMANE STIVERNE LIVE ON SHOWTIME® ON SATURDAY, NOV. 4 AT BARCLAYS CENTER IN BROOKLYN & PRESENTED BY
PREMIER BOXING CHAMPIONS
Wilder vs. Stiverne World Title Rematch Headlines SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® Tripleheader Beginning Live At 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT
Photo Use Must Credit: Esther Lin/SHOWTIME
BROOKLYN (Oct. 5, 2017) – WBC Heavyweight World Champion Deontay Wilder will defend his title against mandatory challenger Bermane Stiverne on Saturday, Nov. 4 live on SHOWTIME in a rematch of their 2015 world title fight. The event is presented by Premier Boxing Champions from Barclays Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™.
Wilder (38-0, 37 KOs) dethroned defending champion Stiverne in January 2015 via unanimous decision in what was the promising challenger’s toughest fight to date. With the win, Wilder became the first American heavyweight champion in nearly a decade and he has gone on to defend the title five times. Stiverne (25-2-1, 21 KOs) remains the only Wilder opponent to go the distance with the hard-hitting Tuscaloosa, Ala., native who has knocked out every other professional opponent on his long resume.
Tickets for the live event, which is promoted by DiBella Entertainment and TGB Promotions, are on sale now and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com, barclayscenter.com or by calling 800-745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased at the American Express Box Office at Barclays Center. Group discounts are available by calling 844-BKLYN-GP.
The Nov. 4 main event will be the second heavyweight world championship bout to air live on SHOWTIME on back-to-back Saturdays. On Oct. 28 unified heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua will meet Kubrat Pulev for Joshua’s IBF and WBA world titles in the main event of a fight card from Cardiff, Wales.
After Wilder vs. Stiverne I, Stiverne was hospitalized at University Medical Center in Las Vegas for severe dehydration and muscle damage, which he claimed affected his performance in his first title defense. Stiverne bounced back with a win over Derric Rossy and has been advocating for a rematch since.
“Stiverne asked for it, so he’s going to get it,” Wilder said. “Whatever happens happens. Ask and you shall receive. I’m relieved to be getting my mandatory out of the way. At least now I won’t have to deal with that down the road.
“In the first fight, I broke my hand in the third round, and I still dominated. That was a lot of the reason why it went the distance. This time it’s a different day, different time and different fight. This time it won’t end well for him.
“Despite all of these obstacles that are thrown in my path, it still will not stop me from reaching my ultimate goal, which is to be the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.”
Stiverne replaces Luis Ortiz, who was pulled from the fight by the WBC on Wednesday after he failed a VADA anti-doping test.
“Stiverne will pay for Luis Ortiz screwing up,” Wilder concluded.
Stiverne was in camp preparing to fight Dominic Breazeale in a heavyweight attraction on the Nov. 4 undercard. Now the Haitian-born Las Vegas resident gets a shot at winning back the heavyweight crown he first won with a knockout of Chris Arreola in 2014.
“I am ready, willing and able to seize back my title from Wilder,” Stiverne said. “We all know that Wilder dodged a bullet in the first fight, but not this time. It was my fault, but I learn from my mistakes. On November 4, Wilder will feel my pain.”
After defeating Stiverne, Wilder went on to knockout each of his next five challengers including twice as the headliner on SHOWTIME. Wilder-Stiverne II will be the 10th heavyweight world championship fight to air live on SHOWTIME in the last two years as the heavyweight division continues its resurgence.
“The show must go on, as they say, and Deontay Wilder still plans to put on a show for New York City,” said Lou DiBella, President of DiBella Entertainment and promoter of the stacked Nov. 4 event. “Considering Stiverne’s status as mandatory challenger, he was always going to be a roadblock in Deontay’s quest for heavyweight unification. Now it’s time to see if Deontay can clear that roadblock and continue on his path to becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion and the most recognizable and dominant force in boxing.”
In the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING co-feature, former welterweight world champion Shawn Porter will battle perennial contender Adrian Granados in a matchup of two all-action fighters. In the opening bout of the three-fight telecast beginning at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, unbeaten contender Sergey Lipinets will take on Akihiro Kondo for the vacant IBF Junior Welterweight World Championship.
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UFC® ANNOUNCES NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH BODYARMOR®
Las Vegas – UFC®, the world’s premier mixed martial arts organization, today announced a multi-year partnership with BODYARMOR® Sports Drink, establishing the isotonic brand as the first-ever “Official Sports Drink” of UFC.
As part of this ground-breaking collaboration, which covers the United States and begins in 2018, BODYARMOR will supply its line of high-end sports hydration products: BODYARMOR sports drink and BODYARMOR LYTE, to the UFC Performance Institute’s two “BODYARMOR Hydration Stations”.
“BODYARMOR is an industry leader in sports hydration and they are a perfect fit to partner with UFC,” UFC President Dana White said. “Providing UFC athletes with safe, nutritional products while training at the UFC Performance Institute is an important part of helping them maximize their overall performance and BODYARMOR will help us do that.”
“With the explosive growth that BODYARMOR has seen in recent years – it’s an exciting time for the brand to team up with UFC,” said Mike Repole, co-founder and chairman, BODYARMOR. “A partnership between the fastest-growing sports drink and the fastest-growing sports organization creates a tremendous opportunity for BODYARMOR to play an important role in the hydration needs of some of the best athletes in the world.”
In addition to product placement at the UFC Performance Institute, BODYARMOR will also serve as the presenting sponsor of select UFC weigh-in events, along with providing corner branding of stools, towels and buckets inside UFC’s world-famous Octagon® during all U.S.-based events. BODYARMOR will also have a presence on UFC.com and live-event programming, as well as being integrated across multiple UFC-based social and digital platforms.
BODYARMOR is the fastest growing sports drink in its category, having seen a 110% increase in sales from last year. The consumer demand for a better-for-you sports drink has made BODYARMOR the #3 sports drink in the U.S. Kobe Bryant is the number three shareholder in BODYARMOR.
“BODYARMOR offers a better-for-you hydration option at a time when athletes in every sport are paying more attention to what they put into their bodies,” said Bryant. “UFC athletes demand the best in hydration and nutrition, and we’re excited to be partnering with the UFC on such a large scale.”
BODYARMOR has amassed a superstar roster of professional athletes who are also investors in the company, including James Harden, Mike Trout, Andrew Luck and Dustin Johnson, among others.
For more information, please visit UFC.com.
Alexander and Ayala Exchange Heated Words During Face-off
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Vaughn “The Animal” Alexander | Elvin Ayala |
St. Louis, Missouri | New Haven, Connecticut |
10-0, 7 KOs |
30-8-1, 13 KOs
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Weight: 161, Trunks: Black/Red |
Weight: 161, Trunks: WHT/BLK
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Nate Green |
Josh Crespo
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New Haven, Connecticut
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New Haven, Connecticut
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9-0, 2 KOs | 6-5-3, 3 KOs |
Weight: 123.5, Trunks: BLK/PNK
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Weight: 124, Trunks: Red/WHT/Blue
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Cassius Chaney | Jon Bolden |
New London, Connecticut | Brooklyn, New York |
10-0, 5 KOs | 8-11-1, 6 KOs |
Weight: 245, Trunks: White/Gold | Weight: 226, Trunks: BLK/SLVR |
LeShawn Rodriguez | Romon Barber |
Shirley, New York | Wichita, Kansas |
6-0, 5 KOs | 7-15, 6 KOs |
Weight: 159, Trunks: Camo | Weight: 157, Trunks: BLU/WHT |
Enriko Gogokhia | Joaquin de la Rosa |
Oxnard, California | Mexico |
5-0, 2 KOs | 6-2-1, 3 KOs |
Weight: 148, Trunks: White/Red | Weight: 149, Trunks: GLD/Red |
Kevin Asmat | Rafael Castillo Rosendo |
North Bergen, New Jersey | Bronx, New York |
2-1, 2 KOs | Professional Debut |
Weight: 128, Trunks: BLK/Red/WHT | Weight: 122, Trunks: Red/WHT |
Bakhram Murtazaliev | Robson de Assis |
Grozny, Russia | Sao Paulo, Brazil |
9-0, 7 KOs | 14-4, 8 KOs |
Weight: 157, Trunks: BLK/Silver | Weight: 163.5, Trunks: Silver |
Rayados se viste de rosa en contra del cáncer de mama
El Monterrey lució uniforme ‘Project Pink’ de PUMA en beneficio de Cruz Rosa
El compromiso del Monterrey con las causas sociales es permanente por lo cual es momento de sumarse a la lucha en contra del cáncer de mama junto a Cruz Rosa ABP con el ‘Project Pink’ de PUMA.
Tal y como sucedió el pasado encuentro ante el Querétaro, Rayados lució un uniforme de visitante conmemorativo con distintivos en color rosa alusivos al mes representativo de la campaña por la concientización de la autoexploración, el cual se conmemora en octubre.
Por quinto año consecutivo, el Club de Futbol Monterrey y Cruz Rosa participan de la mano con tal iniciativa la cual fue presentada este miércoles en el Estadio BBVA Bancomer por Duilio Davino por parte de los albiazules y Alejandra Garza Domínguez, representante de la Asociación.
Cabe resaltar que las playeras utilizadas por los Jugadores durante el pasado cotejo ante Gallos Blancos serán donadas a la Institución de beneficencia para la realización de la tradicional subasta el próximo 9 de noviembre en donde lo recaudado se destinará a tratamientos de pacientes de dicho organismo.
Cortesia: Club Monterrey
Los Charros de Jalisco abrieron serie de pretemporada ante Tomateros de Culiacán, en Nochistlán, Zacatecas. El marcador favoreció 4-2 a los guindas, en un juego donde cinco de las seis carreras, cayeron gracias a homeruns.
Este duelo significó el debut con la casaca albiazul de los extranjeros Rico Noel, Matt Clark y Brock Stassi.
Apenas el primer hombre en tomar turno, Marco Guzmán, se voló la barda por todo el central para los culichis. En esa misma entrada, hicieron una carrera más los dirigidos por Benjamín Gil.
Jalisco respondió en la baja de esa entrada, con un panorámico batazo de Amadeo Zazueta también por lo más largo del estadio.
Tomateros volvió a ponerse en la pizarra en la quinta, gracias a Joey Meneses quien también se voló la barda, mientras en la sexta, Guzmán pegó su segundo vuelacercas del duelo para poner las cuatro carreras que a la postre fueron definitivas.
Charros peleó en el duelo y en el octavo inning, Alan Espinoza mostró su poder con un homerun por el central para poner la pizarra definitiva en el encuentro.
El line up con el que inició el manager Tony Tarasco fue: Rico Noel (JC), Amadeo Zazueta (SS), Manny Rodríguez (2B), Brock Stassi (JI), Matt Clark (1B), Agustín Murillo (3B), Adán Muñoz (BD), Gabriel Gutiérrez (C) y Alex Ortíz (JD), mientras el pitcher abridor fue el derecho José Miguel Ramírez.