Eloy Perez will bring a 24-0-2 record, with 7 KOs, into first-ever world title shot on Feb. 25 when he challenges newly crowned Adrien Broner in St. Louis on HBO.
Perez joined us in the studio, alongside his manager and two of his trainers, on the Dec. 11, 2011 editoin of The Ringside Boxing Show to discuss his rise to become the WBO's top super featherweight contender and his upcoming bout with Broner.
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Eloy "The Prince" Perez is 22-0-2, with 6 KOs, and currently ranked No. 3 among the world's super featherweight challengers by the WBO. Get a sample of his vibrant personality from this Oct. 28, 2011 interview on The Ringside Boxing Show.
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Posted in sports, boxing, Ringside Boxing Show, Interview, history, Eloy Perez, Joe Frazier, Don Chargin, West Coast boxing, Joe Louis, Hall of Fame, Bill Caplan on Oct 9th, 2011 Comments
Bill Caplan's first gig in boxing publicity was for an ex-champ-turned-promoter named Joe Louis. He was marooned for two months in Zaire with George Foreman prior to the Ali fight. He once stretched out in the parking lot of a Korean restaurant to prevent Lupe Pinto's station wagon from leaving a press conference. The man of a million stories was our guest on The Ringside Boxing Show on Oct. 9, 2011, for a remarkable half-hour interview. Enjoy!
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Dean Familton's role in boxing is that of a strategist -- a specialist who crafts a "game plan" for a fighter before the fight, then makes fight-night adjustments in style and strategy as the action evolves.
He is the son of a legendary Southern California trainer, the late, great Don Familton, and currently is part of Team Garcia, which handles undefeated Eloy "The Prince" Perez, the WBO's second-ranked super featherweight.
Enjoy this colorful interview with on of the great young minds in the sport from the April 3, 2011 edition of The Ringside Boxing Show.
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Posted in Uncategorized, sports, boxing, Carlos Palomino, Ringside Boxing Show, Interview, history, Eloy Perez, Tony "The Tiger" Lopez, Don Chargin, West Coast boxing, Promoter on Jan 30th, 2011 Comments
Don Chargin promoted his first professional boxing show at age 23, and was at the epicenter of the West Coast boxing scene for the next six decades. He's still promoting today at 83. Enjoy this interview with a true legend of the sport from the Jan. 30, 2011 edition of The Ringside Boxing Show.
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At 24, undefeated Eloy "The Prince" Perez is the youngest super featherweight ranked among the world's top 10 (No. 3 by the WBO), and one of the division's rising stars. Enjoy this short but entertaining interview with a fighter who is the whole package -- talent, charisma & Hollywood looks -- and a class act as a person, as well.
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