Author Blue and Former Boxer Brad Bathgate In the Publishing Ring

Author Blue also known as Brad Bathgate is a poet writer and former professional fighter. Brad Bathgate has penned two novels, the first piece, "Corner Stores In the Middle of the Block" that urban look, poetry and "Pretty Ugly" A Harlem situation. A "Dapper Don" salesman you can find him fashionably promoting and selling his books, while strolling through Harlem or walking on 125th Street.

"His career is write on track"....The New York Daily News

"Keeping the motion in Poetry"... The New York Times

(Keisha and Author and Writer Blue Brad Bathgate at Commissions in New York City)



Look him up at www.poetryisalive.com

A Broadway Boxing's co feature main event Fres Oquiendo vs Daniel Bispo, Curtis "Showtime"Stevens against Jose Spearman

Fres Oquiendo (24-3-15 Ko's) of Chicago, Illinois defeated Daniel Bispo (16-2- 10 Ko's) of Sao Paolo, Brazil. Lou DiBella and Broadway Boxing presented the main event Thursday February 16th 2006 at the Grand Ballroom at the Manhattan Center. The event is sponsored by DiBella Entertainment, HBO Sports, Turning Stone, Locatestock.com and Dash- DiBella Promotions.

(Keisha and Fres Oquiendo at the Commissions official weigh- in)



Showcasing for the first time super middleweight,Curtis "Showtime" Stevens (10-0-9 Ko's) of Brooklyn New York stopped Jose Spearman (29-10-4-10 Ko's) of Columbus Ohio in his first co feature.

(Curtis "Showtime" Stevens)



(Keisha and Curtis "Showtime "Stevens post Victory)



(Keisha and Legendary trainer at the Commissions official weigh-in)

Author Bill Tate; a book worth reading and former boxer

Bill Tate is an ex middle weight boxer and is currently an actor playwright and former middle school instructor in the New York City school system. "Little Wyatt Tate" is his first published novel written from research done in the area of Alabama where the events in Wyatt Tate's life took place, based on true facts, with clippings from the Monroe Journal newspaper files and folk remembrances of people from the area. Wyatt Tate was a blood relative of the author. Stories are still told about Little Wyatt in Clarke, Wilcox, and Monroe Counties if Alabama

(Keisha Morrisey and Living Legend Bill Tate)

I had the pleasure of meeting Bill Tate at the Golden Glove competition, held in Harlem hosted at the local P. A. L, he is a fragile humble and kind fellow of a salesman, who sells his pitch with that big beautiful smile smooth and wobbled voice Mr Tate speaks his mind loud and clear. While at the Golden Gloves Tournament, He, (Bill Tate) mentioned "Little Wyatt Tate" his prolific writing works, we exchanged information and promised to stay in touch regarding future production works and the book "Little Wyatt Tate", three days later I received a package with a book and a kind note, at the end of the scribe it read, "U. O me $15.00 for book" Bill Tate
We have been friends ever since.