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For Immediate Release Media Contact:
November 11, 2013
(888)810-7164
Thaimani@yahoo.com
FLORIDA MOGUL WALKS AWAY FROM EMPIRE FOR A LIFE WITHIN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
ATLANTA, GA- Business Connoisseur Lee Calhoun was last seen entering a recording studio in Central Florida. His colleagues and junior executives have reported no suspension of foul play or witnessed any signs of struggle, as it appears Calhoun left behind an aggregation of thriving self-made businesses, by his own free will.
Calhoun started his first company during his senior year in college. His first business was such a success, he opened another in the adjacent city; yet, eager to expand his portfolio, he dived into the regiment of reading leading business authors to sharpen his business acumen, following were other successful business endeavors in real estate, automobile dealerships, and cash advance stores.
After starting his flourishing businesses at the age of 26, a decade later he has achieved an affluent lifestyle that embodies the American Dream. However his manually built empire was just not enough to sustain his thirst. Eager to raise the bar yet again, Calhoun succumbed to music. He soon developed the moniker Chief CEO for his ability to develop and implement high level strategic strategies.
In 2013 Chief CEO formed another entity, Cash Life Entertainment, branding himself as the labels first artist. Chief CEO’s newest release I’m Hot, produced by Super Producer Lew Drummin, is a musical testament to greatness while his melodically hypnotizing hits like Multimillionaire and CEO give you a glimpse into the lifestyle and rising of a true CEO.
For More Information on Chief CEO please contact Cash Life Entertainment at (352) 281-5717. For \Wealth Seminars/Workshops contact Twala Meju at (888) 810-7164 Ext. 801 or ceocashlifeent@gmail.com or visit www.chiefceo.com
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TOMASZ ADAMEK WELCOMES
JERSEY CITY MAYOR STEVEN M. FULOP
AND CHILDREN OF JERSEY CITY RECREATION BOXING
TO WORKOUT - MEET & GREET
11AM ET Saturday, November 9th
at World Boxing Gym in Jersey City, NJ
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Jersey City, NJ - Jersey City resident, former cruiserweight and light heavyweight champion and current IBF North American Heavyweight Champion, Tomasz "Goral" Adamek and his trainer, Roger Bloodworth will hold a workout and Meet and Greet for Jersey City Mayor Steven M. Fulop and a contingency of children from Jersey City Recreation Boxing this Saturday, November 9th,11AM ET at World Boxing Gym in Jersey City.
World Boxing Gym proprietor, Adam Polulak said, "We at World Boxing Gym are excited to host this event with Mayor Fulop and Tomasz Adamek. We hope to inspire the kids who come to this event and show them that hard work and dedication really do pay off."
Adamek and Bloodworth are preparing for the heavyweight's November 16th fight against Czar Glazkov on NBC (broadcast time begins 2:30PM ET), but are happy to take some time to welcome the mayor and kids to give them a little taste of a day in the life of a professional boxer's training camp.
Trainer, Roger Bloodworth said, "Tomasz and I realize it's important to let the kids see that professional athletes are real people who work hard for what they want. We'll show them a little of our training regimen and say hello. We look forward to meeting them."
The media is invited to participate in this event. By invitation only. Space is limited. Please RSVP to Ellen Haley of Main Events ehaley@mainevents.com to be put on the guest list.
Location: World Boxing Gym, 29 Division St, Jersey City, NJ 07302, (201) 222-6565 |
The main event will feature undefeated super feather weight contender Joel Diaz Jr. (13-0, 11KO) in a 10 round WBC Youth title bout against Wanzell Ellison from Newark, NJ (9-0, 5KO).
The card also highlights undefeated and upcoming prospects including Super bantamweight Thomas Snow (15-1, 10KO) and SMS promoted fighters light middleweight Emmanuelle De Jesus (8-0, 5KO), light welterweight Luis Olivares (6-0, 4KO), light welterweight Donte Strayhorn (3-1), and light weight Ryan Martin (1-0, 1KO).
Opponents for the above fighters will be announced soon.
“The first Big Apple Boxing event at Resorts was so successful we had to come back and do it again,” stated 50 Cent. “It’s going to be a great night in Queens, NY.”
The December 20 card marks the second solo promoted event by SMS Promotions. New York fight fans are in for an exciting Friday night!
Doors open at 6pm and the first bout is scheduled for 7pm.
All fights and fighters are subject to change.
Tickets for the event go on sale today and are priced at $350.00, $125.00, $85.00 and $35.00. The $350.00 ticket holders will also receive a pair of autographed SMS Street by 50 Cent on ear headphones.
Tickets are available for purchase by calling Resorts World Casino NYC at (718) 215-2828 or by visiting: http://www.etix.com/ticket/online/venueSearch.jsp?venue_id=9244
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MASHANTUCKET, Conn. (Nov. 2nd, 2013) – Looking for his second consecutive win after capturing the North American Boxing Association (NABA) featherweight title two months ago, Hartford’s Mike Oliver fought to an entertaining draw against Brooklyn challenger Cornelius Lock on Saturday night at Foxwoods Resort Casino.
The eight-round bout between Lock and Oliver was the main event of Jimmy Burchfield’s “Connecticut Classic” pro-am card, featuring six amateur and six professional bouts. Following his disqualification win over Eric Hunter in September, Oliver (26-5-1) came out aggressive against the stronger Lock, but was at his best when weaving in and out of trouble while Lock was the better fighter toe-to-toe.
The two staged a tremendous finish over the final four rounds, exchanging blows along the ropes and in the center of the ring. Lock (21-6-2) earned a 78-74 decision on one card while the other two judges each scored the bout 76-76, resulting in a majority draw.
Fighting for the first time since capturing the Women’s International Boxing Association bantamweight title in May, New London’s Shelito Vincent (10-0, 1 KO) showed no signs of rust whatsoever in the six-round co-feature, coming out firing against the undersized Alisah McPhee (2-1) of British Columbia, Canada, who moved up in weight from 118 pounds to put her unbeaten record on the line against Vincent.
McPhee fought hard, but didn’t have the strength or speed to match Vincent, who looked just as sharp Saturday as she did in her previous win against Angel Gladney in May. Vincent caught McPhee early and often and eventually caught her in a flurry in the neutral corner late in the fourth round, forcing referee Shada Murdaugh to stop the bout with 2:08remaining.
Worcester, Mass., heavyweight Donnie Palmer (3-0-1, 3 KOs) kept his unbeaten record intact, stopping New Haven’s Solomon Maye (1-1) with 36 seconds remaining in the fourth and final round. Palmer agreed to fight Maye earlyFriday morning, 24 hours before the event, after Maye’s original opponent, Zeferino Albino, was forced to withdraw Thursdaydue to personal reasons.
The 6-foot-10 Palmer had the distinct height advantage over the shorter, 6-2 Maye, but Maye looked sharp early, working the body aggressively while Palmer backpedaled looking to avoid sustaining any damage. As the fight wore on, Palmer ultimately wore down Maye, using his 267-frame to keep Maye against the ropes while landing clean blows to the head. Murdaugh deducted a point from Maye in the fourth for spitting his mouthpiece out a third time and eventually stopped the bout moments later when Maye could no longer defend himself.
In one of the most entertaining fights of the night, female bantamweights Marcia Agripino (1-0-1) of Groton, Conn., and newcomer Michelle Cook (0-0-1) of upstate New York battled to a majority draw following four action-packed rounds. Cook, a highly-regarded amateur from the Adirondacks, dominated the early rounds with sharp, effective counterpunching against the aggressive Agripino, but Agripino fought back in the latter half of the fight and began landing cleanly while avoiding Cook’s counterpunches. One judge scored the bout in favor of Cook, 39-37, while the remaining judges each scored it 38-38, resulting in a majority draw.
Super welterweight Christian Lao of New Haven (5-2-1) won for the first time in more than a year, outworking Hartford’s Joe Wilson Jr. (1-1) to earn a 39-37, 40-36, 38-38 majority decision. Lao’s speed and footwork were too much for Wilson, as he ducked in and out trouble and landed cleanly without taking much punishment. Following a year-and-a-half layoff, Lao returned to the ring Oct. 5, fighting to a draw, before beating Wilson on Saturday night.
New Haven welterweight Jimmy Williams (5-0-1) bounced back from a draw in early October with a unanimous decision win over the slick, elusive Evincii Dixon (2-3-1) of Lancaster, Pa., 39-37 on all three scorecards. The two spent most of the opening round posturing while trying to find an opening. Dixon seemed intent on counterpunching while Williams was the aggressor looking to press the action. The pace picked up in the third round as Williams opened with his most effective flurry of the night, forcing Dixon to exchange. Williams continued to press in the fourth round while Dixon landed several effective counterpunches, but not enough to sway the judges, resulting in his second loss in his last three fights dating back to September.
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When: Saturday November 2, 2013, 2pm and 7pm
Where: Norwalk Concert Hall, 125 East Ave., Norwalk, CT
Cost: Ticket $35, available at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/441098 or call 203-641-4952 for more information.
Lisa B. Thompson's New York Times reviewed staged play, "Single Black Female." is presented by Bottom Line Consulting Group LLC.
Every Friday DJ Necterr has decided to stream his podcast for the world to listen. Stop and take a listen to this 1 hr mixshow. Stream it and plug it into your car stereo or house speakers and enjoy the party and turn up or work out. Hope you enjoy
Mr. 716 "Big Miz" was also chosen as one of Western New York's "Ones To Watch For" on WBLK'S website in 2004 and 2005, the station that later chose him to host his live to air radio interview with radio host D.T. on the Late Night Noise show in December of 2008. It was also noted that Mr. 716 "Big Miz" was the first hip-hop artist from Niagara Falls, NY to get airtime on mainstream radio, and the first person out of Niagara Falls to be a breakthrough music artist of the year. When Big Miz is not in the studio, he is also a Business Administration major and a certified car salesman for Chrysler. However music is his true passion and he stays on a continuous grind striving to find outstanding ways to improve his craft lyrically because he loves to share his music knowledge with others. Both humble and motivated, Miz believes in the five P's of performance... Proper Preparation Prevents A Poor Performance! He also lives by the words, “if you work like a slave, you will eat like a king!” |
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Mr. 716 is not just an artist/entertainer, he is a businessman first and foremost, and hence why Big Miz will soon be promoting his next project "The Neighborhood Clean Up" and his brand new hot radio EP's "Right Here 4 It" and "Make Fire". "Right Here 4 It" is a 716 Anthem representing several Niagara Falls stars like Paul "Do It All" Harris, James "Buck Superbowl Ring" Starks, "Sugar" Rashad Evans, and even Johnny "Houston Rockets". Flynn with Miz chanting the hook “We right here 4 it, we right here 4 it, this is our year, we right here 4 it, stand down firm, we right here 4 it, we right here 4 it, we right here 4 it.” "Make Fire" is a club banger already accumulating heavy spins with Greg Street on V 103.3 FM and 107.9 FM radio in Atlanta, Ga. Both of the singles are steady blazing major college airwaves throughout the south and mid-west region due in part to Big Miz’s own efforts, and independently getting his own material out there. |
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It's a Cash Money reunion when Mannie Fresh and Juvenile join the G.O.O.D. Music rapper on stage.
http://www.bet.com/video/hiphopawards/2013/performances/2-chainz-juvenile.html
