Brandon Moore V.

Detroit finally returns the big night of fighting, and all of this decreases Tonight At Fox Theater. “OJ BAM” (18-1, 10 KOS) defends a USBA Heavyweight belt against Ko Puncher Deandre Savage (10-0, 10 KOS). The card flow all over the world on Dazen.

This is Moore’s opportunity to demonstrate that he is more than talking, and Savage’s shot to show the knockout chain is not a coincidence. When the two faced at the final press conference, Sparks flew, and now the countdown has ended. Tonight is to fight a night in Detroit.

Moore plays chess, promising chaos savage

Moore kept cold: “This will be a very easy tactical battle. Savage says it only requires one punch, but he will have to find it.” He added: “He wants my belt, but the only belt that he will get is this belt to **.”

Savage was not retreating. “On September 19, you are about to see fireworks,” he shot. “I expect I will expel Brandon Moore in the sixth round. This is the biggest battle in my career.”

Sugarhill brings Kronk Spirit to the theater

The coach Sugarhill Steward, who holds the Kronk legacy in Detroit, reminded the city at stake. He said: “When I entered the circuit with the Kronk fighter, you knew it would be a difficult battle. Everyone knew that the name of Detroit carried weight.” “Now we are here at the Fox Theater, and tonight the fans return the large boxing of Detroit.”

Mediterranean weight and Detroit prospects

Olivia Carrie of Chicago (7-2, 2 Cos) meets with Kay Scott in Australia (4-1) for the unified WBA/WBC titles. Both promise “war” tonight.

Da’vele Smith also fights from Detroit (13-0, 8 KOS) on the card and warned the fans not to leave their seats: “Don’t go to the bathroom. Get your popcorn. It will be electric.”

More Battle Card for Savage

• Brandon Moore opposite Denider Savage; Heavyweight
• Olivia Curry vs. Kay Scott for the medium weight title WBC
• Da’vele Smith vs. Janer Gonzalez; Overage weights
• Gilina Mrdjenovich against Liliana Martinez; featherweight
• Savana Tini against Michael Nog; Light light
• Sardius Simmons vs. Lemir Riley; Heavyweight
• Khamil owns Christian Goresic; Light heavyweight