Mid-South amateur stand out and 4 time National Champion Joey Bryant will make his Professional boxing debut Jan 6, 2012, on the undercard of Knockouts & Paydays at the Evangeline Downs Hotel & Casino in Opelousas,LA.
The Main Event will feature Mason Menard taking on Cinncinatti, OH, Jesse Caradine with Memphis own Bobby Bryant in the CO Main Event fighting his first eight round bout against an opponent TBA. Read more »
In the main event of a card billed as “Lucky 7s”, November 3, at the Rayne Civic Center (Rayne, LA), 11-0 Bobby Bryant of Memphis, TN, defeated Jose Felix (10-9).
Half way through round one, Bryant caught Felix with a clean left hook to the liver and dropped him to his knees. Although he looked as if he would not make the count, Felix did rise at the count of eight to weather the storm, putting up a great fight.
A head butt opened a small cut up on Bryant in round four which seemed to really step things up. Bryant cranked up the heat in round five, when he cut Felix across the bridge of his nose and sent him reeling to the ropes after a series of body shots. Midway through round six it seemed as if Referee Rick Exe would stop the fight but Felix managed to hold on for the last few seconds of the round.
Bryant wins via UD. All 3 judges saw the bout the same, 60-53 .
Memphis fighter Bobby Bryant (10-0-0, 8 KOs) was scheduled to meet the tough Rahan Yusubov (11-3, 9 KOs) in main event this Saturday night June 4 at the Rayne Civic Center, Rayne, LA. Rather than facing Yusubov (11-3, 9 KOs), who withdrew from the fight due to an apparently hand injury, Byrant fought another area Memphis fighter in the tough journeyman, Marteze Logan.
Logan presented a great risk to the up-and-coming undefeated Bryant but after six, Byrant was ahead on the scorecards. Bryant would defeat the durable Logan by unanimous decision 60-54 | 60-54 | 59-55.
One report said, “Bryant dominated the fight from start to finish.”
The card was promoted by Bad Chads Boxncar Promotions.
Bad Chads Boxncar Promotions proudly annouces Memphis fighter Bobby Bryant (10-0-0, 8 KOs) to showcase the main event this Saturday night June 4 at the Rayne Civic Center against the tough Rahan Yusubov (11-3, 9 KOs) on the card being billed as Rain Storm , YUSUBOV of Baku Azberbajan now fighting out of Dallas Texas , is a former Azberbajan National Team member and formally promoted by Don King , Read more »
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After out-boxing veteran Anthony Adams for two rounds saturday night in the co-main event, in front of a sold out crowd at Rayne Civic Center, Rayne, LA, Bobby Bryant knocked out Adams with a counter right hand. Adams came out in the third and tried to exchange with Bryant and during the exchange Adams was hit with the right hand that sent him to the canvas. Referee Ric Exe waived the fight off at 47 seconds of the 3rd round after Adams was unable to beat the count. The 17-year-old Bryant is now 6-0 with 5 KO’s. On August 7th, Bryant will turn 18.
The event was promoted by Bad Chad’s Box-N-Car Promotions
Other fight results
Vacant UBO All American Title
Mason Menard def. Robbie Cannon by TKO7. Time was :37.
Bobby Bryant def. Anthony Adams by KO3. Time was :47.
Todd Manuel def. Dominque Azzez by UD. Scores were 60-53 (x3)
Gary Bergeron def. Reggie Nash by KO4. Time was 2:57.
Ashley Alvarado def. Shimone brookes by TKO2. Time was :57.
Blake Prevost def. Joey Hixson by UD. Scores were 60-54 | 60-54 | 60-54.
Bailey Bobbitt def. Daniel Foxworth by TKO1. Time was :22.
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Bobby Bryant (5-0) will be back in action July 31, 2010 at the Civic Center in Rayne, LA. Bryant will face verteran Anthony Adams in a six round co-main event for Mason Menard vs. Robbie Cannon vacant UBO Lightweight Title Fight.
Since turning pro nine months ago Bryant has only fought twice at home, which is something he would like to see change, but being on the road does not seem to bother the 17 year old.
Bryant’s large group of fans and supporters, behind him from day one as an amatuer, traveled from as far away as Kentucky and Florida to Support him in his most recent fight at the Desoto Civic Center, Southaven, MS.
He expects those loyal fans will make there way to wherever he is sheduled to fight. “When you have people willing to take off work and spend their hard earned money to come out to a boxing show to support you thats when you know who your real freinds are , especially the way the economy is today,” said Bryant.
Bobby is also scheduled to fight at Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma city, on August 13.
New Main Event for “Knockout Night of Fights” Card
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There will be a change in the main event of Bad Boy Promotions & Electric Cowboy May 6 “A Night of Knockout Fights” card in Little Rock. Originally we had Bobby Bryant as the main event, but due to some issues with the athletic commission we were unable to get Bobby approved to fight on the card, so we looked to put Justin Ridgway vs. Derek Amos in a cruiserweight bout as the main event, however that fight has been scratched.
The new main event will be Little Rock’s own heavyweight Randy Johnson squaring off with 6’2” 220 lb Nick “Bad News” Brown of Baton Rouge, La. This is a bout where we have 2 big men and can almost assure a devastating knockout; Randy has a record of 3-2 as a professional and has fought out of the ABC Gym for years now and has trained with the likes of Jermaine Taylor, Terry Smith and other pro fighters who have made a name for themselves and fought for world titles which Randy hopes to do some day.
Nick brown on the other hand started his career off with a loss, but is now training out of the Gladiator Gym in Baton Rouge, La and has high hopes of coming away with a victory and turning his career around.
There will be many other exiting bouts on the card as well including undefeated light heavyweight prospect Sherman Guy in the toughest bout of his career against Nashville, TN’s James Jones, we will also see the hard hitting southpaw Hunter Limbaugh from Batesville, Ar and we will see crowd pleasing welterweight Caleb Turpitt out of Sherridan, Ar returning to the ring.
There will be a minimum of six bouts and we will have a special guest from the Contender Season 1 making a special appearance as well. Don’t miss out tickets are now on sale at the Electric Cowboy or by calling (501)562-6000. Must be 21 years or older to enter the Electric Cowboy.
Plans are being made for Bobby “the Prodigy” Bryant (3-0, 2 KO’s) to appear on the Johnson-Kennedy Promotions card at the Crown Plaza Hotel Ballroom in Milwaukee, WI, March 20, 2010. Bryant is currently waiting for the Wisconsin Board of Licensing to approve his application for a professional boxing license.
For Bryant, turning pro at 17 has made getting a license in some states difficult. The Wisconsin board has accepted and is reviewing Bryant’s application and medicals. An answer is anticipated by mid-week.
Team Bryant knows of two other young fighters that have faced similar obstacles in Nevada. Both were approved.
An opponent is being sought for Bryant as it is believed that the licensing process will go smoothly.
The Crown Plaza Ballroom is home to some of the best boxing in Chicago-Milwaukee area. Tickets are $40 and can be purchased online at www.cjkpromotions.eventbrite.com
In only his third professional bout, Bobby Bryant (146.5lbs – 3-0, 2 KO’s) squared off with 62 fight veteran Richard Dinkins Thursday night at the Civic Center, in Rayne, LA. In what was scheduled to be his first six round bout, the 17 year-old Bryant came away with a four round unanimous victory. Scores were 40-34 | 40-35 | 40-36.
Friday, February 19, 1-3pm – Memphis Police Boxing Gym
Training Camp for Memphis Welterweight Bobby Bryant will be open to the public today at the Memphis Police Boxing Gym. teh gym is located on Hollywood Ave., just behind Liberty Bowl stadium. Sparring will be from 1-3 p.m. Open to the public.
Bryant’s Camp will end Monday, February 21, after which Bryant will travel to Rayne, LA, for his February 25, bout, a six rounder, against 61 fight veteran Richard Dinkins of Mobile, Al.
Camp has been intense with sparring sessions 6 days a week of 10 rounds each session , Darryl Nicols, or Pearl, MS, was brought in to join the camp in preparations for his pro debut early next month. Nichols, who was a top level amatuer, lost by narrow margin to then future Olympian Gary Russell, Jr,at the Jr. U.S. Nationals.
Nichols is back in full swing who took a couple years off and is ready to make his way into the pro ranks.
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