Wednesday Night Rumble 2

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY - On Wednesday night September 14th, Gulfstream Boxing Promotions and Gabe LaConte will present the second installment of the Wednesday Night Fights Series at the Robert Treat Hotel in downtown Newark.

In the main event, Michael Torres of Jersey City, New Jersey, will take on Mark Alexander in an eight round Jr. Welterweight bout.

Torres has a record of 13-2 and will be looking to get back in the win column after suffering his first two pro defeats.

He won his first thirteen bouts in a row which included wins over Keenan Collins (4-0); Eli Addison (8-1); Charles Wade (4-1); and Gilbert Vera (9-1-1).

INTRODUCING UNDEFEATED HEAVYWEIGHT JOHN LENNOX

Lennox to put undefeated mark on the line on September 14th at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark on big night of boxing promoted by Gulfstream Boxing

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CARTERET, NEW JERSEY (August 31, 2011) - Today's Heavyweight division is always looking for a new star. Many have come from different countries; they come in all sizes and have vastly different personalities.

Enter John Lennox.

The Carteret, New Jersey, native has all the potential to be one of the best Heavyweight prospects in the United States. It all started over a decade ago when Lennox started boxing but not for competition but to stay in shape for other sports. Lennox played Football, Baseball and Basketball in High School for which he played football and became an All-American Linebacker at Montclair St. Lennox then played Professional for Lexington in the Arena League.

"I boxed to stay in shape for football," said Lennox.

"After football, I had a brief amateur career and I was ready for the professional ranks."

"My trainer Charles Thomas thought it was time and we went pro."
Lennox turned pro on November 19th, 2008, with a third round stoppage over Ricardo Cuffee at The Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, New Jersey. Lennox then racked up two more wins to run his ledger to 3-0. Then Lennox took a twenty-five month layoff that was not to his own doing.

"I had trouble getting fights and almost was ready to quit."

Lennox then hooked up with manager Rich Masini.

"I see a lot of potential in John. He is a natural athlete and he has the heart of a lion," said Masini.

Lennox came back from his break with a disqualification victory over Kareem Wilson on June 22nd, 2011, at The Robert Treat. Lennox then fought two more times in just over a month as he stopped Donnie Crawford on July 9th, as part of the Paul Williams Erislandy Lara HBO undercard in Atlantic City and in Lennox's last bout, Lennox stopped Jason Pauley in round two of their fight on July 29th, in Philadelphia. Lennox has started a unique training regimen called Hypoxic Training. It is a method that replicates training at the highest of altitudes.

"The company is called Advanced Altitude 365 and I can feel after every session the difference that it has started to make. I already feel stronger and my body is in much better shape since I started this," said Lennox.

Advance Altitude was founded and owned by Don Carmody.

"John is looking better with every fight and with his team and the way he trains, I feel he can be the best heavyweight to come out of New Jersey," said Masini.

Lennox will put his perfect record on the line when he returns to the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark on Wednesday night September 14th. Tickets priced $100 (Limited VIP), $50, & $30 (Very Limited) and are on sale now and can be purchased by calling 973-350-9993 or 1-866-263-STAR.

The Grand Ballroom at the Robert Treat Hotel is located at 50 Park Place, Newark NJ. Doors open at 6:30 PM, first bout 7:30 PM sharp.

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