Shant Sheklanian, (6-0) Madera Police Dept. (6-0) UCA Jr Welterweight Champion

Brent Bugarin (4-0) Santa Clara Sheriff’s Dept. UCA Welterweight Champion

Alan Rojas (7-0) Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. UCA Super Cruiserweight Champion

Mike Frazier (8-0) Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. UCA Heavyweight Champion

Chris Lewis (4-0) Fresno County Sheriff’s Dept. UCA Super Heavyweight Champion

These fighters have defeated everyone put in front of them.  They continue to build their legacy as the best fighters in California and perhaps the country. They are in a class of their own and may be the selected few who retire on top with a perfect record. They know what it takes to be a champion and what it takes to stay one.

The Central Coast Battle of the Badges 3 Cops vs Cancer goes down Saturday night at the Faternal Order of Eagles Private Club in Santa Maria; CA. 14 bouts are scheduled featuring fighters from California Men’s Colony Prison and local police agencies. Come out and support this great line up of action as the proceeds benefit the Fight to Knockout Cancer and the Employee Benefit Fund. Tickets are only $20.00, meal included, tri tip sandwich, chips, soda or water. Kids 10 & under are free. Music provided by Smooth Groovz (DJ Artie) & Letzdance Mobile DJ (P. Palma) After Party immediately following the last fight. Show starts at 5pm. 668 S College Dr. Santa Maria, CA, 93454.

The Central Coast Battle of the Badges 3 was held Saturday night at the Faternal Eagles Of Santa Maria.The fighters fought their hearts out in front of family members, friends, supporters and coworkers. The fans were on their feet most of the night cheering on the fighters as they went toe to toe from bell to bell.  It was an incredible event and would not have been possible without event promoter/fighter Terry Cook, CDCR CMC, the volunteers and the generous donation from CCPOA. The Battle of the Badges is in the books.  Next year’s event takes place Saturday June 4, 2016. Start training!

The 2nd Annual Knocking Out Autism Boxing event takes place Friday June 19, 2015.  The fighters from Los Angeles are putting themselves through grueling work outs as they prepare for the monumental challenge of taking on the NYPD Boxing Team in their home state of New York. The line up from Los Angeles is mixed with some veterans and beginners. The fighters will be under the guidance of Coach Jorge Caamal, LASD and Rudy Barragan, LAPD. It all goes down Friday June 19, 2015 at the Lexington Ave Armory 26 Street, Lexington Ave, New York. Doors open at 6pm. Tickets are $25.00. Proceeds benefit the Autism Foundation.

The 3rd ranked undefeated Super Cruiserweight Josh Webb, CHP returns to the ring this Saturday in a USA boxing show. When asked about his opponent for this Saturday’s fight Josh said, “I don’t know his name but he is 20 years old, has 7 fights and fights out of Caballeros Gym.” Despite having less experience Webb is in great shape and coming into this fight with momentum and confidence, winning his last three fights. Saturday’s show starts at 1pm. Caballero’s Boxing Gym 35 Quinta Ct, Sacramento, CA 95829. Tickets $20.00.

On Saturday UCA 3^rd ranked, Josh Webb, CHP (205lbs, 28, 3-0) competed in a USA Boxing amateur event at Caballero’s Boxing Gym in Sacramento. Webb was matched against tough fighter Hernan Coronel, from Caballero’s Gym (205lbs, 23, 4-3). When the bell sounded to start the first round Webb got off to a quick start moving well and using his jab to set up his combinations.  Coronel kept his composure and kept coming forward landing some solid shots of his own.  The pace picked up in the 2^nd round with the heavy handed Coronel coming forward forcing Webb to fight him off.  Webb would get off some nice combinations but Coronel was landing the harder shots. Close 2^nd round.  One round a piece going into the 3^rd and final round. Webb started the round throwing punches but Coronel’s thunderous shots were finding their mark. Webb would receive 3 standing 8 counts in the 3^rd forcing the referee to stop the fight. Coronel, Caballero’s Boxing Gym, winner 3^rd TKO. https://www.facebook.com/pages/United-Combat-Association/219484084768767

Five members of the LASD boxing team boarded a plane this morning heading to New York to battle with NYPD’s finest in the Battle of the Badges. NYPD vs LASD/LAPD will square off Friday night in the 2nd annual Knocking Out Autism Boxing Event. The event takes place Friday night June 19, 2015 at the Lexington Ave Armory 26 Street, Lexington Ave, New York. Doors open at 6pm. Tickets are $25.00.

NYPD Boxing coach Lt. Dave Siev took Team LAPD and LASD to  Gleason’s Boxing Gym while they were in New York for the NYPD vs LA boxing event. Gleason’s Gym is synonymous with boxing and was founded by Peter Gagliardi, a former bantamweight, who changed his name to Bobby Gleason. The gym moved to Manhattan and then to Brooklyn. Gleason’s is now owned by Bruce Silverglade. Names like Jake LaMotta Muhammad Ali, Ray Leonard, and Mike Tyson have trained at Gleason’s Gym.  The reputation of the champion boxers it produced earned Gleason’s Gym world-renowned appeal as the pinnacle of excellence in boxing.  Gleason’s Gym is located at 77 Front Street in Brooklyn, New York right under the Brooklyn Bridge.

Team LASD returned to California today from competing in the New York Battle of the Badges. Unfortunately LA did not pick up any wins, the fights were very competitive and the event raised money to fight Autism.

Results
135lbs Marina Lizarraga, LASD vs Diana Henry, NY Dept. of Corr. Henry winner by decision.
147lbs Ray Encinas, LAPD vs Greg Tuesday, NYPD. Tuesday winner by decision.
160lbs Brandon Manning, LASD vs Dennis Burgos, NYPD. Burgos winner by decision.
160lbs Brian Hoist, LASD vs Isaac Acevedo, NYPD. Acevedo winner by decision.
147lbs Jose Corral, LASD vs Jonathon Alvarez, NYPD. Alvarez winner by decision.
190lbs Remin Pineda, LASD vs Keith Drummond, NYPD. Drummond winner by decision.
190lbs Ruben Rosas, LAPD vs Dave Robinson, NYPD. Robinson winner by decision.