Showing posts with label Dierry Jean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dierry Jean. Show all posts
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Video: Dierry Jean vs. Carlos Manuel Reyes Full Fight - HBO Boxing
Topping the non-televised undercard, Dierry Jean faces Carlos Manuel Reyes in a 10-round lightweight battle. Jean (27-1, 19KOs) came up short in a 140 lb. title bid versus Lamont Peterson last January, but has since dropped to the lightweight division where he has won two straight.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
VIDEO: Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean Fight Recap
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Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
VIDEO: Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean Pre-Fight Feature
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Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
VIDEO: Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean Weigh-in
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Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
VIDEO: Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean Pre-Fight Action
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Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
Friday, February 7, 2014
Haiti’s Dierry Jean comes up short in world title bid vs Lamont Peterson
Previously undefeated Canadian light welterweight Dierry Jean put up a valiant effort in his first world title shot but succumbed to the greater experience of defending titlist Lamont Peterson moments ago at the DC Armory in Washington, D.C. as seen live on Showtime Championship Boxing. Both men started out cautiously in the opening stanza feeling one another out with their jabs. Peterson used a good uppercut in the early rounds but Jean countered well and landed some big right hands. Things really started to heat up in the third as both men looked to exchange. Peterson found an edge in the fifth and began to take the fight to Jean with a good body attack. The hometown fighter pressed the action and pressured the visiting Canadian well in the middle rounds. Jean found a second gear in the eighth and had success putting punches together in combination. Peterson used his experience to rally and he had a decided edge in the championship rounds where he looked busier and stronger than Jean, who showed a lot of heart to continue pressing. After twelve rounds were complete all three judges had the hometown Peterson ahead by tallies of 115-113, 116-112 and 118-111. Jean showed he belongs at the championship level and Peterson rebounded well from a knockout loss to Lucas Matthysse in his last outing.
Monday, January 20, 2014
Top Canada boxers Pascal, Stevenson, Stiverne, Jean have Haitian connection
MONTREAL - Four fighters who represent the elite of Canadian pro boxing have one thing in common — all of them were born in Haiti.
With the top rank of the Canadian fight game now centred almost entirely in Quebec, it is that province's largest source of immigrants that has produced most of its recent boxing champions.
Adonis Stevenson is the reigning WBC light heavyweight champion, a title previously held by Jean Pascal, who will face Romanian-born Lucian Bute before an expected crowd of 20,000 in a non-title bout Saturday at the Bell Centre.
Dierry Jean is to face Lamont Peterson for the IBF light welterweight title on Jan. 25 in Washington, D.C., while Birmane Stiverne is waiting for a date and site to be announced for his clash with Chris Arreola for the WBC heavyweight title recently vacated by Vitali Klitschko.
All four were born in Haiti and moved with their families as young children to Montreal, where they took up boxing and were developed into world class fighters.
"Maybe their community was not high on hockey and other sports and was more focused on boxing," fight promoter Yvon Michel said Tuesday. "So we were privileged to get the people with the best genes for fighting.
With the top rank of the Canadian fight game now centred almost entirely in Quebec, it is that province's largest source of immigrants that has produced most of its recent boxing champions.
Adonis Stevenson is the reigning WBC light heavyweight champion, a title previously held by Jean Pascal, who will face Romanian-born Lucian Bute before an expected crowd of 20,000 in a non-title bout Saturday at the Bell Centre.
Dierry Jean is to face Lamont Peterson for the IBF light welterweight title on Jan. 25 in Washington, D.C., while Birmane Stiverne is waiting for a date and site to be announced for his clash with Chris Arreola for the WBC heavyweight title recently vacated by Vitali Klitschko.
All four were born in Haiti and moved with their families as young children to Montreal, where they took up boxing and were developed into world class fighters.
"Maybe their community was not high on hockey and other sports and was more focused on boxing," fight promoter Yvon Michel said Tuesday. "So we were privileged to get the people with the best genes for fighting.
Dierry Jean prepared to take Lamont Peterson’s crown Jan. 25 on Showtime
OTTAWA, Canada – International Boxing Federation (IBF) No. 1-ranked mandatory challenger, undefeated Dierry “Dougy Style” Jean (25-0, 17 KOs), will become the first Haitian-born light welterweight champion of the world by upsetting defending champion Lamont “Havoc” Peterson (31-2-1, 16 KOs) on Saturday night, January 25, live on SHOWTIME Championship Boxing from The DC Armory in Washington D.C.
Fighting last May for only the second time outside of Canada, where he moved to from Haiti when he was 10, the slick Montreal boxer stopped then-IBF No.7 ranked Cleotis “Mookie” Pendarvis (17-3-2) in the fourth round of their IBF Title Eliminator, earning the 31-year-old Jean his first world title shot against Peterson.
Fighting last May for only the second time outside of Canada, where he moved to from Haiti when he was 10, the slick Montreal boxer stopped then-IBF No.7 ranked Cleotis “Mookie” Pendarvis (17-3-2) in the fourth round of their IBF Title Eliminator, earning the 31-year-old Jean his first world title shot against Peterson.
Friday, January 10, 2014
Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean on January 25th 2014 at The DC Armory
It's SHOWTIME January 25 in the nation's capital with the Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean, Jermell Charlo vs Gabriel Rosado double-header at The DC Armory! Get your tickets today! Showtime Boxing #PetersonJean
Thursday, December 26, 2013
VIDEO: Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean Fight Promo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXobwyiqg2g
Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
Lamont Peterson defends his 140-pound crown against Haiti's unbeaten Dierry Jean when Showtime Championship Boxing kicks off 2014. In the co-main event, Middleweight Jermell "Iron Man" Charlo risks his undefeated record against two-time world title challenger Gabriel "King" Rosado. Catch Peterson vs. Jean and Charlo vs. Rosado live on Showtime, Saturday January 25th at 9PM ET/PT.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean on January 25th 2014
Golden Boy Promotions announced earlier this morning the official details of the upcoming IBF Junior Welterweight Championship bout between the current champion Lamont Peterson (31-2-1, 16 KOs) and the #1 ranked challenger, Montreal Quebec’s, Dierry Jean (25-0, 17 KOs). The title bout will take place D.C. Armory in Washington DC on Saturday, January 25th.
For what many consider to be Quebec’s biggest hidden boxing secret, this will represent his toughest test to date. Not only is Peterson a fierce and talented pugilist, he is also by far the most experienced of the two having face the elite of the division including Amir Khan, Kendall Holt, Timothy Bradley, Lucas Matthysse and Victor Ortiz.
For what many consider to be Quebec’s biggest hidden boxing secret, this will represent his toughest test to date. Not only is Peterson a fierce and talented pugilist, he is also by far the most experienced of the two having face the elite of the division including Amir Khan, Kendall Holt, Timothy Bradley, Lucas Matthysse and Victor Ortiz.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Lamont Peterson vs Dierry Jean purse bid won by Golden Boy
The final purse bid for the IBF light welterweight World Champion Lamont Peterson (31-2-1, 16 KOs) to defend his title vs mandatory challenger, Quebec’s Dierry Jean(25-0, 17 KOs), was held yesterday at the IBF’s central office in New Jersey. The $156,000.00 bid was awarded to the American company, Golden Boy promotions, for the promotional rights to the event.
“Golden Boy now has 90 days from yesterday, by February 5th, for the event to take place. Dierry has already begun training and we are very confident he will be crowned the World champion regardless where the event takes place” explains Eye of the Tiger Management CEO Camille Estephan.
An official press conference will be held by EOTTM at the Sofitel Hotel (1155 Sherbrooke W, Montreal, QC, H3A 2N3), Tuesday November 12th, 11:00AM where Camille Estephan will not only announce Dierry’s world title fight, but also unveil the companies new boxing series and projects in line for 2014. Dierry Jean, Ghislain Maduma who is now ranked #4 in the world by the WBC, and their head coach Mike Moffa will be present to answer any and all questions and be available for interviews and photographs.
“Golden Boy now has 90 days from yesterday, by February 5th, for the event to take place. Dierry has already begun training and we are very confident he will be crowned the World champion regardless where the event takes place” explains Eye of the Tiger Management CEO Camille Estephan.
An official press conference will be held by EOTTM at the Sofitel Hotel (1155 Sherbrooke W, Montreal, QC, H3A 2N3), Tuesday November 12th, 11:00AM where Camille Estephan will not only announce Dierry’s world title fight, but also unveil the companies new boxing series and projects in line for 2014. Dierry Jean, Ghislain Maduma who is now ranked #4 in the world by the WBC, and their head coach Mike Moffa will be present to answer any and all questions and be available for interviews and photographs.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
INTERVIEW: Dierry Jean talks Career and WBC Super Lightweight Title on EOTTM
Eye of the Tiger Management is proud to present this series of interviews entitled “EOTTM’s Behind the scene“. Hopefully it will help you discover various facets of our great team of boxers. For this first part, we present to you Dierry “Dougy Style” Jean, the mandatory challenger to the WBC super lightweight title.
Your top 3 best fights
Dierry : There are too many! More recently, I enjoyed the fight against Danny Garcia and Lucas Mathysse . Both guys went to a war , one was smarter than the other. Garcia got shuffled a bit, but after the fourth round, he was able to manage the situation and outbox Mathysse. Also, I would say Floyd Mayweather against Canelo . Wow, Mayweather simply outboxed Canelo as well, it was amazing! Otherwise, for the third, there are so many that it is difficult to say.
A fight that you ‘d like to see one day or that you would have liked to see
Your top 3 best fights
Dierry : There are too many! More recently, I enjoyed the fight against Danny Garcia and Lucas Mathysse . Both guys went to a war , one was smarter than the other. Garcia got shuffled a bit, but after the fourth round, he was able to manage the situation and outbox Mathysse. Also, I would say Floyd Mayweather against Canelo . Wow, Mayweather simply outboxed Canelo as well, it was amazing! Otherwise, for the third, there are so many that it is difficult to say.
A fight that you ‘d like to see one day or that you would have liked to see
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Negotiations for the championship fight IBF world welterweight between Haiti's Dierry Jean and Lamont Peterson are more complicated than expected
Negotiations for the championship fight IBF world welterweight between Quebecers Dierry Jean and Lamont Peterson are more complicated than expected.
The developer of Eye of the Tiger Management, Camille Estephan was confident of coming to an agreement with Golden Boy Promotions this week.
The developer of Eye of the Tiger Management, Camille Estephan was confident of coming to an agreement with Golden Boy Promotions this week.
Monday, August 5, 2013
Vision drives undefeated Dierry Jean to brink of 1st world title shot
OTTAWA, Canada – International Boxing Federation (IBF) No. 1-ranked and mandatory light welterweight challenger, undefeated Dierry “Doggy Style” Jean (25-0, 17 KOs) credits a vivid dream for driving him into a boxing career. Years later, Jean finds himself on the brink of his first world title shot against IBF 140-pound champion Lamont “Havoc” Peterson (31-2-1, 16 KOs).
“In that dream,” Jean noted, “I was a very good fighter. Now, I’m following a new dream to be world champion. It’s my time”.
The 31-year-old Jean moved with his family to Canada from Haiti when he was 10. Disinterested in boxing until the experiencing the aforementioned vision when he was 18, Jean went on to become a Canadian National Champion as an amateur, and presently he’s unbeaten in 25 professional fights.
“In that dream,” Jean noted, “I was a very good fighter. Now, I’m following a new dream to be world champion. It’s my time”.
The 31-year-old Jean moved with his family to Canada from Haiti when he was 10. Disinterested in boxing until the experiencing the aforementioned vision when he was 18, Jean went on to become a Canadian National Champion as an amateur, and presently he’s unbeaten in 25 professional fights.
Monday, May 13, 2013
VIDEO: Dierry Jean vs Cleotis Pendarvis Full Fight
#3 ranked IBF junior welterweight Dierry Jean (25-0, 17 KOs), a Haitian boxer, faces #7 ranked junior welterweight Cleotis Pendarvis (17-4-1, 6 KOs) in a IBF Light Welterweight Title Eliminator on SHOBOX at Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, OK on May 10, 2013.
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Monday, May 6, 2013
Undefeated Dierry Jean to face Pendarvis for IBF title eliminator on May 10
This Friday night Cleotis “Mookie” Pendarvis will face off against the unbeaten Dierry Jean in Miami, OK. Pendarvis brings in a record of 17-3-2 with 6 KOs to his credit. He has had almost five months without a fight, and this one was the first that was offered up to him. But during that time he certainly hasn’t been sitting around inactive.
“I’ve been working out and training, trying to stay in touch and stay ready,” he said. “I always have to do what’s right for the boxing game; this business that I’m in. Camp has been going really well, now I’m just toning down. My sparring partners have definitely been giving me the work that I need, and it’s all been great.”
This fight is an important one, as it is for the number one position for the IBF light welterweight world title.
His opponent Jean was born in Haiti and resides in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
“I’ve watched him a little bit, and he’s a pretty well-conditioned fighter, but as far as skill wise I just don’t believe Dierry Jean’s better,” he said. “He’s 24 and 0 with 16 knockouts, but most of his fights have been in Canada. He’s never really fought anybody of my caliber.
“I’ve been working out and training, trying to stay in touch and stay ready,” he said. “I always have to do what’s right for the boxing game; this business that I’m in. Camp has been going really well, now I’m just toning down. My sparring partners have definitely been giving me the work that I need, and it’s all been great.”
This fight is an important one, as it is for the number one position for the IBF light welterweight world title.
His opponent Jean was born in Haiti and resides in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
“I’ve watched him a little bit, and he’s a pretty well-conditioned fighter, but as far as skill wise I just don’t believe Dierry Jean’s better,” he said. “He’s 24 and 0 with 16 knockouts, but most of his fights have been in Canada. He’s never really fought anybody of my caliber.