Power is a dangerous thing. When you fight a guy with knockout power you have to fight a near perfect fight. There can be no distractions. You have to be in moment. There are no do overs or second chances. If you lose focus and get caught, it’s lights out.

Mike Delery
Los Angeles Police Department
Nickname: Mike “The Machine Gun” Delery
Weight: 155
Record: 1-1

Two UCA Champions train together at Niavaroni’s Boxing Gym, in Roseville. The UCA Welterweight Champion Brent Bugarin, Santa Clara Sheriff’s Dept. stopped by the gym to get in a workout and train beside the Masters UCA Super Cruiserweight Champion Chuck Pfau, Sacramento Sheriff’s Dept. Bugarin showed off his lightning fast hand speed and quickness while Pfau displayed raw power and strength. Both fighters are in great shape and anxious to get back in the ring.

Matthew McBee
University of Virginia Police Department
Nickname: Matt
Weight: 180
Record: 0-0

When you think about the glory days of LAPD Boxing names like Rudy Barragan, George Lopez, Frank Diaz, Ivan Guillermo, Gabriel Gaxiola and Susie Gras come to mind. They dominated the competition and were considered the best in California and perhaps the country.  Those glory days may soon be back. Under the guidance of boxer/coach Jorge Gonzalez  LAPD fighters Hector Mendoza, and Quincy Mirage, have established themselves as the best in their respected weight class. 3rd ranked Middleweight Mike Delery hopes to join his stablemates at the top by the end of the summer. Jorge has proved he can teach and empower his fighters to reach their full potential to become a champion. Iron sharpens iron, when training and sparring with top level guys everyday you have no choice but to get better.  Coach Jorge Gonzalez is already a lock for “UCA Trainer of the Year.”

The undefeated, reigning and defending UCA Super Heavyweight Champion Chris Lewis, Fresno Sheriff’s Dept. will test the waters as a professional fighter when he steps into the Bellator cage for his Mixed Martial Arts professional debut. Lewis will be featured on the Bellator MMA card, Saturday June 17, 2016 at the Save Mart Center in Fresno CA. Lewis ran his amateur Boxing, MMA and Muay Thai record to 11-0 and is ready to take his skills to the next level. Lewis’s goal from the beginning was to turn pro and become a World Champion in Boxing and MMA. On Saturday night he will make the first step toward his goal. It all goes down June 17, 2016 at the Save Mart Center, Fresno CA. Doors open at 4:30 pm prelims start at 5:00 pm. Tickets are on sale  at Ticketmaster or Bellator.com.

There is an empowering feeling in the arena when two fit, strong, confident women enter the ring. You know something special is about to happen. In the wake of female “Fight of the Night” performances between Morales, vs. Fonseca.  Melendrez vs Guilin.  Powers vs Marquez.  Medawar vs Aragon. and Fonseca vs Lizzaraga.  There is a lot of hype surrounding the upcoming UCA Welterweight Championship title fight between #1 Asiah Medawar, San Bernardino Sheriff’s Dept vs #1 Katherine Proudfoot, 29 Palms Fire Dept.  When women decide to compete and get in the ring they always put on a performance that pushes boundaries and gains respect from their male counterparts and fans every where. Medawar vs Proudfoot will have everyone in attendance on their feet cheering the whole time. When the event is over and everyone is back to work. Medawar and Proudfoot will be the fight everyone is talking about. Don’t wait, get your tickets now to the SoCal Battle of the Badges Saturday July 23, 2016 at Agua Caliente Resort and Casino. General Admission $20.00, Ringside $30.00. Tickets can be purchased at the Agua Caliente Box Office or online at Startickets.com or by call 1-866-923-7244. Doors open at 5pm first bell rings at 6pm

The undefeated reigning and defending UCA Super Heavyweight Champion Chris Lewis, Fresno Sheriff’s Dept will make his professional Bellator MMA debut when he steps into the cage to square off with Myron Smith (2-2) tomorrow night at the Save Mart Center, Fresno CA. on Spike TV.

The former UCA Super Heavyweight Champion Chris Lewis, (1-0) Fresno Sheriff’s Dept. got his professional career off to a successful start last night at the Save Mart Center in Fresno CA. Lewis was featured on the Bellator MMA card and impressed the fans by stopping Myron Smith (2-3) in the first round. After a stellar amateur career (13-0) Lewis looks to carry that success into the professional ranks as a Mixed Martial Artist and professional boxer.

U.S. Police & Fire Games Boxing Results, Wednesday June 22, 2016, San Diego, CA

Bout 1 147lbs Novice Division – Delvin Delery, Redondo Beach Police Dept. vs Donovan Wells, Fairfax Virginia Sheriff’s Dept. Donovan winner

Bout 2 165lbs Novice Division – Michael Rodriguez, U.S Marshall Service vs Joshua Hernandez, Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. Rodriguez winner

Bout 3 200lbs Novice Division – Christopher Pete, Murfreesboro, TN Police Dept. vs John McGee Cook County IL Sheriff’s Dept. McGee winner

Bout 4 175lbs Open Division – Che Parker, Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. vs Brian Petrella, Pasadena Police Dept. Parker winner

Walkover Gold Medal Shariff Farrow 205lbs New York Fire Dept.

Walkover Gold Medal Hugh Estrada 175lbs California Highway Patrol