GLOBAL BOXING, would like to welcome the newest edition Przemyslaw Majewski to the Global Boxing family. After signing with Global Boxing on Wednesday 8/25/10, Majewski was booked a fight in less than 24hrs. Majewski is scheduled to fight on FOX SPORTS  in Memphis TN., on October the 16th at The Memphis Cook Convention Center.

This upcoming bout,  is scheduled to be the Main Event on a stacked card of talented young fighters. Majewski, a middleweight from Poland, is one of the latest talents to be added to the growing roster of fighters at Global Boxing.  With a current record of 13 wins and 0 losses, most by KO, this is only the beginning for the talented Majewski, who continues to show a stable work ethic and a very promising upside. Boxing fans brace yourselves, for the best of Majewski is yet to come.

The Polish giant is coming to Global Boxing! On October 2nd Mariusz Wach, known as "THE POLISH GIANT", will be coming to Global Boxing to prepare for his 8 round co-feature bout on the Zab Judah card at the Prudential Center in Newark NJ.

The 6 foot 7 1/2' Wach hails from Krakow Poland and is making his way to the Garden State. On October the 2nd, the Prudential center will surely be in for a treat. Wach fresh off of a 6 round KO of Christian Hammer, shows that he has the punching power to put your average heavyweight to sleep. Take a look at his past bout with Christian Hammer and see what's to come.

Although Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (41-0-1, 30 KO) currently fights as a middleweight and his next opponent Paweł Wolak (27-1, 17 KO) is a genuine light middleweight, the fighters probably will not be allowed to weigh more than 158 lbs before the bout scheduled on September 11 in Culiacan, Mexico. According to Wolak, the party responisble for the decision is the camp of Chavez, the WBC Silver title holder.

- I suppose that the people of Chavez decided to change the weight limit because they are afraid the belt loss – Wolak explained. – His camp didn’t want to accept me as the next opponent. They tried to engage Carlos Nascimento – the fighter I beat one year ago. By the way, I think that I’ve defeated better rivals than Chavez in my professional career. I’ve seen several of his bouts and I don’t think he’s as good as people introduce him. I’m convinced that I’ll win the fight.

Wolak is aware that the upcoming bout is his chance of a lifetime and a possible victory over Chavez can result in a fight for WBA light middleweight belt against Miguel Cotto. - I know that defeating Chavez can change my life completely - the Pole said. - I feel very well. I'm working very hard with my coach, Aroz Gist. If I win on September 11, I hope that my promoter will organize my clash against Cotto. It's possible to beat everybody. I started training when I was 18, so I'm still young in this game. If I face Cotto, I'll do everything to beat him.

Tomasz Adamek (41-1, 27 KO) prepares himself to the bout with Michael Grant (46-3, 34 KO) at Rocky Marciano Gym in Jersey City. After 201-centimetre Faruq Saleem (38-1, 32 KO), the Polish heavyweight invited  8 centimetres shorter Malik Scott (32-0, 11 KO) to his training camp. The head coach of Adamek Team is experienced Roger Bloodworth.

- Roger Bloodworth is very contented because the pace of separated sparring rounds is high and shows really good preparation of my organism - Adamek said. - Saleem admits that watching me on TV and seeing live in the ring are two different things. He meant my quick blows, good movement and dodges. He claims that he doesn't know from which side he should expect danger.

Adamek's sparring sessions started three weeks ago. Tall sparring partners of the Pole have to imitate the next opponent's style. 30-year-old Scott, undefeated as a professional, had also a successful amateur career during which he managed to defeat DaVarryl Williamson and Jason Estrada. The career finished with an impressive record 70-3.

Mariusz Wach (22-0, 10 KO) easily defeated a former world youth champion, Christian Hammer (7-2, 4 KO) during a boxing show organised by Universum group in Schwerin, Germany. It was the first fight of the Pole after the 15-month break connected with an injured palm. It is possible that the next Wach’s rival will be Alexander Dimitrenko.

Besides the fourth round, the Pole’s advantage was unquestionable. The battle finished in the sixth one with a great combination of three punches. Wach started with a right uppercut and added a great left-right hook action. Hammer landed on the canvas and was unable to stand up again.

- After sparring sessions with top heavyweights I know that I won’t let myself be led by the nose – the “Polish Giant” said. - My means are really big. Now I need one or two fights with good rivals. However, if I have a chance to fight Dimitrenko, I need eight weeks to prepare myself and I’ll take it.

- Mariusz was boxing as befits a heavyweight boxer – said Andrzej Grajewski, the Pole’s manager. – We have a big chance to face Alexander Dimitrenko in a fight for the European title. We’ll be talking about it with Dietmar Poszwa.
 

Integrated Sports Media, North America’s undisputed champion of major pay-per-view boxing distribution, announced today that it will broadcast the IBF International and NABO heavyweight titles fight on August 21st. “The Big Challenge” main event clashes two-time light heavyweight and cruiserweight world champion, and current The Ring Magazine number 5 heavyweight in the world, Tomasz “Goral” Adamek (41-1, 27 KO) against former heavyweight contender “Big” Michael Grant (46-3, 34 KO). Additionally, boxing fans around the world will see always dangerous Columbian, Joel Julio (35-4, 31 KO), live from the Prudential Center “The Big Challenge”, presented by Main Events, Ziggy Promotions and X-Cel Worldwide, is being distributed in North America by Integrated Sports Media for live viewing at 9PM EST / 6PM PST on both cable and satellite pay-per-view via iN Demand, DIRECTV, Avail-TVN and DISH Network in the United States and Viewer’s Choice and Bell TV in Canada for a suggested retail price of only $29.95.

This main event has more subplots than a James Bond movie. In 1999, Michael Grant beat another Polish heavyweight hopeful, Andrew Golota. In addition, Grant will have Eddie Mustafa Muhammad in his corner, the same trainer who guided light heavyweight champion Chad Dawson to dealing Adamek his only professional defeat. Asked if he was surprised that Team Adamek offered to fight his fighter, Muhammad did not hesitate: “Main Events and Adamek’s manager just committed a grave error. I was sure that while waiting for a championship fight for Adamek, they would look for somebody easy, a guy who would not pose any threat to their fighter. Michael is not one of those guys. I’m sorry to say, my Polish friends, but Michael will badly beat up another one of your boxing stars. Adamek should have never agreed to this fight”.

A veteran Polish fighter, Dariusz Snarski (31-30-2 6 KO), showed that even though he is no spring chicken anymore, he can still come into the ring very well-prepared. In Koln, he defeated Belarous' Yauheni Abdurazakau (4-3, 2 KO) over the course of eight rounds. The fight electrified the crowd as both boxers exhibited a high skill level.At stake was Snarski's BBU belt. The first two rounds were very even. The Belarusian, who is a natural light welterweight, used his physical advantage very well in the early going. Snarski just couldn't find the target.

The Bialystok resident, however, was effective at slowing the fight down, finding his balance and setting up his combinations. Soon, he was progressively hurting his opponents with successive punches. Finally, the referee, Wlodzimierz Kromka, scored the bout 77:75 in favor of Dariusz Snarski. Abdurazakau disagreed with the decision, but there's no way he was robbed. He fought valiantly, but also broke the rules by head butting and hitting after the bell.

Just like last six months ago, Maciej Zegan (42-5-1, 21 KO) didn't have much problem disposing of Araik Sachbazjan (12-15, 5 KO). The Pole scored a unanimous decision in eight rounds.

Zegan, ranked #5 by the WBO, came out strong and after a few straight lefts in the first round, had his rivals eye very swollen. The man from Wroclaw controlled the tempo of the fight, even though he took some unnecessary shots at times when his concentration faltered.  It was a clear victory, but if he's seriously thinking about making waves at lightweight, he ought to come into the ring better prepared than today in Stuttgart.

Babilon Promotion will have their second event at the seaside resort in Miedzyzdroje. Exactly one year after a successful showing, the locals will once again enjoy some boxing entertainment. Nearing summer's end, the Seaside Boxing Show will happen on August 18th. The fights will be held at the local amphitheater, scenically located next to the pier.

- For the second time in the row, we invite all the boxing fans to the seaside. Last year, we organized a great show, and this year we'd like to repeat its success - said Tomasz Babilonski.

In the evening's main event, we will see Pawel Glazweski (12-0 4 KO) against Bernard Donfack (14-8-3, 6 KO). They will be fighting for the interim  WBC Baltic belt in a ten round encounter. Donfack has fought other Poles. He ended 2008 by losing on points to Piotr Wilczewski (26-1, 8 KO) and Dawid Kostecki (34-1, 23 KO).

- I have been in training since my last fight in Kielce. I have eased off a bit and have only been running, kayaking and swimming. I also workout in the gym. We will begin sparring 4-5 weeks before the fight - said Pawel Glazewski.

- Hammer is within Mariusz's reach and a victory over him can really open the doors to big fights and money for Wach - said Andrzej Grajewski on a Boxer.org interview. Grajewski helped make the Mariusz Wach (21-0 9 KO) vs. Christian Hammer (7-1, 4 KO) fight. Hammer is a former junior champion of the world.

- Should Wach win, we will sit down with his promotor and talk about his future. A victory here would give him a chance to face off against Alexander Dimitrenko - finished Andrzej Grajewski. Let's remind everyone that "the Polish Giant" will be fighting Hammer on the 17th of July in Schwerin and has been contracted for eight rounds.

Rafał Jackiewicz (36-8-1, 18 KO) of Poland, will challenge IBF welterweight champion Jan Zaveck (29-1, 17 KOs) of Slovenia. Jackiewicz is mandatory challenger. Bout will happen on September 4th in Slovenia's capital.

The bout will be a rematch of their first encounter in 2008 where Jackiewicz won a split decision in Poland.

This coming Friday, after nearly a six-month layoff, one of the most talented Polish boxers, Grzegorz Proksa (20-0, 13 KO) will fight again. "Super G" will face off agains a Latvian journeyman, Alex Spitko (7-26, 5 KO). The bout's  duration has not been set until after Proksa's physical exam happening tomorrow. Grzegorz still complains about pain in his bicep. The bout is most likely to be a 4 or 6 rounder.

- I've had a long layoff and I have to keep fighting to keep my ranking -  stated Proksa, who is ranked as the number 5 middleweight in Europe.

Tickets for the August 21st ‘Brick City Boxing Series’ title fight between Tomasz Adamek (41-1, 27 KO’s),  the IBF International Heavyweight and NABO Heavyweight Champion, and Michael Grant, (46-3, 34 KO's) go on sale this Thursday, July 1st.. Tickets are available at 11am.

Tickets priced at $53, $78, $103 and $253 (ringside) can be purchased at Prudential Center Box Office, by calling TicketMaster at 800-745-3000 or www.Prucenter.com.

For outstanding achievements in the private live and sport, boxer Tomasz Adamek was honored by Muhammad Ali Award. It is specially made boxing belt, awards ceremony was held in the hall of the White Eagle.

Eddie Chambers (35-2, 18 KO), former number-one ranked heavyweight contender, might soon drop some weight and try to conquer cruiserweight division. "Fast" Eddie, who lost to IBF, WBO, IBO and The Ring Magazine champion Wladimir Klitschko (54-3, 48 KO) on March 27th, is not sure about his future plans but doesn't rule out move down.

- Well, it depends upon what's out there for me. If there is something really attractive in the cruiserweight division, then I will go at it until my work there is done. And then I will go out and try again to achieve the heavyweight championship - Chambers said.

Chambers doesn't name any opponents yet, but confirms that he might be back in the fall.

- No opponents as of yet, but I may be back sometime close to the end of the year.