FIGHT CARD INCLUDES SEVEN EXCITING BOUTS, THREE FORMER WORLD CHAMPIONS, AND BOXING HISTORY!
GoFightLive.TV has announced that this past week’s live webcast of CLIP BOXING and Bluc Cap Promotions March 29th boxing event, from the Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, is still available for viewing at www.GoFightLive.TV
Fight fans will have the opportunity to catch seven action-packed bouts, to include former world champions Raul Marquez, Bronco McKart, and Stevie Johnston. Also, in a special undercard attraction, boxing historians can witness Tyrone “Young Gun” Brunson’s (19-0, 19 KO’s) world record 19th consecutive first-round knockout victory over Francis McKechnai! In all, the card consists of 34 rounds of boxing excitement, all in one spectacular event
In the evening’s main event former IBF light middleweight champion, Raul “El Diamante” Marquez (41-3, 29 KO’s) continues his quest for another shot at world championship glory, earning a hard fought split-decision victory over former WBO light middleweight champ Bronco “Superman” McKart (51-9, 31 KO’s). The victory over McKart gives Marquez his sixth consecutive win since returning to the ring in April, 2006. His last defeat came in 2004, at the hands of Jermain Taylor.
In the evening’s co-feature bout, former WBC Lightweight champion Stevie “Lil But Bad” Johnston, also marches on in hopes of attaining another crack at a world title belt, with a unanimous-decision victory over upset-minded, and heavy-handed veteran Dairo Esalas (30-12, 24 KO’s).
Also, in a special undercard attraction, boxing historians can witness Tyrone “Young Gun” Brunson’s (19-0, 19 KO’s) world record 19th consecutive first-round knockout victory over Francis McKechnai. Brunson’s Guiness World Record setting victory came with just four seconds remaining in the first stanza! His 19th first-round knockout victory surpasses the 18 consecutive first-round knockout victories record, previously held by current WBA Featherweight kingpin, Edwin Valero!
The March 29th replay also includes an additional four undercard bouts, totaling 34-rounds of professional boxing action, to include two knockout victories!
To catch all the action, or fore more information, visit www.GoFightLive.TV