BOXERS COME TOGETHER TO HELP FAMILIES RON JOHNSON, AARON WILLIAMS & JOE JUDAH PARTNERS WITH CITY TO BRING CHAMPIONSHIP ENTERTAINMENT RINGSIDE AT A NIGHT TO REMEMBER

LAKEWOOD, Colorado — Presented by American Dream In Association Air Tight Promotions WBC/USNBC Champion Ron “The American Dream” Johnson and friends, will take center stage to demonstrate an act of kindness to the families that lost everything in the massive floods in Colorado. Ron Johnson and friends will produce a weekend of Music, Boxing & Entertainment. Ron Johnson has asked his friends to help raise money for so many families that have lost everything. Ron Johnson with the help of his friends will produce a weekend of excitement, starting with a live concert; boxers meet & greet and autograph signing followed up with “A Night to Remember” Championship Boxing Event. Ron Johnson will donate a portion of all proceeds from each event to help so many families re-build their lives. 
Coloradans have been affected by this destructive flooding that has forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of families. We just want to help and do whatever we can to contribute to the "Colorado Flood Relief," and to support the American Red Cross Disaster Relief efforts in Colorado and Community Food Share, which we will equally split our donations from our upcoming events between Community Food Share, serving Boulder and Broomfield Counties, The Food Bank for Larimer County, and Weld Food Bank. “Ron Johnson"
A Night to Remember & Knockout Weekend will showcase some of the best trained athletes and musicians in the world. Georgia’s own country music sensations “Bad Horse” will perform on Thursday, Dec 5th, 2013, at TBA in Lakewood, Colorado.
Knockout Weekend continues on Friday, Dec 6, 2013 inside the Sheraton Denver West Hotel Ballroom (360 Union BL Lakewood, CO 80228); at 3:00pm “Boxing Experience” Ron Johnson, Aaron Williams & Joe Judah will participate in the official Music & Boxing Stars pre-fight meet and greet experience alongside former Boxing Champions TBA and music group “Bad Horse”. Come meet some of your favorite sports stars at the fan favorite Boxing Extreme pre-fight meet & greet.
On Friday night Dec 6th Ron Johnson along with some of the best boxers in the country will display their boxing skills at “A Night to Remember” professional boxing event, the “Championship Showdown"
Music & Boxing Collide” (presented by Air Tight Promotions in association with American Dream). Doors open at 6:00pm first fight at 7:00pm

As an added attraction we are happy to introduce “ENTROBOX,” the first music & boxing format “When Music & Boxing Collide” this unique format will be performed before the co & main events featuring a live performance by Country Sensations “Bad Horse”.
American Dream & Air Tight Promotions will donate a portion of all proceeds from each event to the following organizations:
1. Colorado Flood Relief
2. American Red Cross Disaster Relief
3. United Way Foothills
4. Community Food Share

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Unbeaten super middleweight prospect James McGirt Jr. fighting on ShoBox April 11 vs. Carlos DeLeon, Jr.

VERO BEACH, Florida– Unbeaten super middleweight prospect James McGirt, Jr. (18-0, 9 KOs) squares-off with another son of a former world champion, Carlos “Baby Sugar” DeLeon, Jr. (19-2-2, 12 KOs), April 11 in the 10-round co-feature on ShoBox, live from Miccosukee Resort in Miami.

“Fighting on ShoBox means everything to me,” McGirt said. “It’s a stepping stone for my career and I’m very excited. I fought on ShoBox one other time, when I defeated Aaron Pryor’s son, Stephan. Every fight is a new chapter in my career, each one the biggest of my life. I know DeLeon is going to bring his ‘A’ game. I’ve got to be better than him, smarter than him in the ring. I know my father will be telling me to keep my right hand up.

“I’ve been working very hard, so going the distance (in his first scheduled 10 round fight) won’t be a problem, if I need to. It’s his first 10-round fight, too. My weight is right on and I’ve never been this close to the contracted weight so far out from a fight. I’ve been in the gym for so long, waiting for a fight since October, working regularly since right before New Years. For the past 2 ½ months I’ve been on a strength program, lifting weights, and I’ve bulked up a little. I’ve found a home at super middleweight.”

The fathers of McGirt and DeLeon were world champions at the same time in 1988. James “Buddy” McGirt, St., who had a 73-6-1 (48 KOs) record as a pro, was a 2-time world champion in two weight classes (IBF light welterweight 1988, WBC welterweight 1991-93). Carlos “Sugar” DeLeon, Sr., 52-8-1 (32 KOs) as a pro, was a 4-time WBC cruiserweight champion (1980-82, 1983-85, 1986-88, 1989).

“James is ready to take it to the next level,” McGirt's manager, Dennis Witherow, remarked. “We’ve had him on a strength-and-conditioning program. We saw a small difference in his last fight against (Jason) Naugler, but he had only been on the program for 30 days. This fight we expect to see a substantial difference. I think some people are going to be surprised by James’ strength. His boxing skills continue to get better, too. ‘Buddy’ knows boxing so well that he can even pick-out James’ natural skills and still make them better. He’s constantly on James to improve.

“We’re all excited about James fighting again on ShoBox. A win can get James a top 10 fighter next. He’s willing and deserves that, too. You can count on one hand the number of rounds James has lost. He wants to prove that he’s a premier fighter making a name for himself, not the son of a great fighter being protected. As James’ opponents are better, he gets better.”

McGirt, rated No. 26 by the WBC, is a southpaw originally from Brentwood, New York, now living and fighting out of Vero Beach, Florida. DeLeon, rated No. 31 by the WBC, is the reigning USNBC champion from Puerto Rico.

The McGirts are on a mission to become the first family in boxing to feature father-son world champions with the former working his natural son’s corner as head trainer when the latter captures a major world title.