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Noriko Kariya: Heart of
Gold, but Fists of Iron
By David Pambianchi
On December 13, 2007, Noriko Kariya
met Salina Jordan at the Roseland
Ballroom for a schedule 4 rounds
Bantamweight bout.
Almost defenseless, gloves down and
awkwardly punching from the waist,
Salina Jordan somehow summoned the
spirit to keep standing for the first two
rounds under a heavy, unchecked left
and right bombardment from Noriko
Kariya. But early in the third, seeing
Salina, clumsy and dizzied, and with no
sign of fatigue from the Noriko
onslaught, the referee stopped the
fight.
Stepping up her training and varying
her style, Noriko attempts to reach her
full potential. Her warm, disarming
smile and sincere personality belie the
tough competitor in the ring. Jill
Diamond of WBC’s Championship
Committee comments, “She’s New
York’s best kept secret.”
No mystery tonight, she won this match
by TKO.
Gold, but Fists of Iron
By David Pambianchi
On December 13, 2007, Noriko Kariya
met Salina Jordan at the Roseland
Ballroom for a schedule 4 rounds
Bantamweight bout.
Almost defenseless, gloves down and
awkwardly punching from the waist,
Salina Jordan somehow summoned the
spirit to keep standing for the first two
rounds under a heavy, unchecked left
and right bombardment from Noriko
Kariya. But early in the third, seeing
Salina, clumsy and dizzied, and with no
sign of fatigue from the Noriko
onslaught, the referee stopped the
fight.
Stepping up her training and varying
her style, Noriko attempts to reach her
full potential. Her warm, disarming
smile and sincere personality belie the
tough competitor in the ring. Jill
Diamond of WBC’s Championship
Committee comments, “She’s New
York’s best kept secret.”
No mystery tonight, she won this match
by TKO.
Peter Quillin: Brooklyn
“Chocolate” packs more dynamite
than Minnesota “TNT”
By David Pambianchi
On December 13, 2007, at the Roseland
Ballroom, Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin faced
Troy “TNT” Lowry for a scheduled 8 rounds
Middleweight bout, posted as “Special
Attraction.”
That’s pretty much it. However, some lucky
New Yorkers did get the satisfaction of receiving
the traditional variety of treats after the TKO
and the (16-0) Quillin chocolate-toss.
“Chocolate” packs more dynamite
than Minnesota “TNT”
By David Pambianchi
On December 13, 2007, at the Roseland
Ballroom, Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin faced
Troy “TNT” Lowry for a scheduled 8 rounds
Middleweight bout, posted as “Special
Attraction.”
That’s pretty much it. However, some lucky
New Yorkers did get the satisfaction of receiving
the traditional variety of treats after the TKO
and the (16-0) Quillin chocolate-toss.
Lowry spent a
substantial amount of
time slipping and
holding, trying to
keep from fighting off
the floor in the first
round, trying to get
substantial amount of
time slipping and
holding, trying to
keep from fighting off
the floor in the first
round, trying to get
his bearings, while a quick and stinging Quillin
kept control of the fight. The only thing “special”
about the match was a “Kid Chocolate”
especially hard right that put Lowry onto the mat
at the opening of the second round, ending the
bout.
kept control of the fight. The only thing “special”
about the match was a “Kid Chocolate”
especially hard right that put Lowry onto the mat
at the opening of the second round, ending the
bout.
