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A comprehensive list that includes an ex-retaining athlete and Olympic athlete from the United States, In a tournament that will be held this Saturday, March 4 from the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California, a strong emerging victor and a promising prospect will stand out.
The event is being organized by Premier Boxing Champions, and these fights will be broadcast by Showtime Boxing Countdown.
Terrell Gausha, a heavyweight contender, will take on Brandyn Lynch in a 10-round fight that will be broadcast live on Showtime Sports on YouTube and Showtime Boxing on Facebook. Lynch has already been knocked out.
In addition, the sensual rising prospect Travon Marshall will compete in the ring against veteran Justin DeLoach Dock in a weight-for-weight match with eight rounds, while the victorious superlative Enriko Gogogkhia will face Samuel Teah in the first round with an 8/10 score.
Showtime Championship Boxing® will air the live fights at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, featuring former world champions Brandon “The Heartbreaker” Figueroa and Mark “Magnifico” Magsayo reuniting for the vacant international featherweight title of the CMB.
Gausha was born in Cleveland, Ohio, but currently resides in Encino, California. In 2012, he was a member of the US Olympic team. He is 22-3-1 and has 11 assists. The 35-year-old wrestler has endured a long competition throughout his career. In addition to losing decisively to the former champion Erislandy Lara and the main competitor, Erickson Lubin, he fought against Austin Trout in a 2019 matchup.
Gausha lost to Jamontay Clark by knockout in March 2021, and he lost to Tim Tszyu by decision last year after losing to Tszyu in the first round.
Gausha will face Lynch, a native of New Jersey who currently resides in Los Angeles and is 31 years old (11-1-1, 9 nocturnes). After winning his third professional battle, Lynch has been victorious ever since, when he won a unanimous decision against Marcos Hernández in May 2022, following a defeat in his first battle.
Marshall, who is just 22 years old and is 7-0 with 6 wins, has shown that he has the ability, the skill, and the drive to become a great prospect in just seven games. Marshall, who was born in Landover, Maryland, and now lives in Capitol Heights, Maryland, is coached by Andrew Council, who lost to Shawn West in a round in his debut in 2023.
DeLoach Dock, a veteran who began competing in SHOBOX® and currently holds victories over the previous champions Domonique Dolton, Livan Navarro, Junior Castillo, and Dillon Cook, will be the opponent. Dock hails from Augusta, Georgia, and is 19-5 with 10 wins. In the 154- and 147-pound divisions, he has competed against Jeison Rosario, a former uniform champion, and Eimantas Stanionis, a weight-lifting competitor, most recently in November 2020.
After two fights in 2022 against the victor Kent Cruz that ended in defeat, Gogokhia (13-0-2, 8 nocauts) will return to the ring. Gogokhia, a former kickboxing professional who is 31 years old, was born in Zigdidi, Georgia, but now lives in Woodland Hills, California.
Teah of Liberia (18-4-1, 8 nocturnes) is the opponent, who most recently scored his first nocturne in Larry Fryers’ round in September 2019. Teah, who has competed in Shobox, currently resides in Filadelfia and holds victories over the current world champion, O’Shaquie Foster, who has 130 libras, and the superligerous competitor, Kenneth Sims Jr. The non-televised match will also feature a native of Dallas, Miguel Hernández, who will compete in a pelea of weight between six and seven asaltos against Daro Guerrero (1-3-1)
The light heavyweight winner Anthony Cuba faces the Florida’s Darel Harris in a six-round match, and the heavy heavyweight winner Daniel Blancas faces the Kansas’s Kynndale Prather in a five-round match.
