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Cleveland “Fly As Day” Jones Shares the Mindset of a Boxing Manager

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Cleveland “Fly As Day” Jones, manager of Golden Boy Promotions rising junior middleweight knockout artist Travell “Black Magic” Mazion (14-0, 12KOs) shares what goes in the mind of a boxing manager while training his boxer. Mazion will be returning back to ring, from an injury sustained on September 29th, 2018 vs Alan Zavala. The Team Mazion gears up for their 15th bout vs Jeremy Ramos which will be held in Grand Prairie, Texas on August 10th, 2019. The card will be filled with a lot of action as prospects and contenders from The Long Star State will clash it out.

The main event will be Hector “El Finito” Tanajara (17-0, 5 KOs) of San Antonio, Texas and he will defend his USNBC Lightweight Title in a 10-round clash. The co-main event will be Joshua “The Professor” Franco (15-1-1, 7 KOs), the unified NABF and WBA International Bantamweight Champion of San Antonio, Texas, who will defend his titles in a 10-round fight.

Cleveland “Fly As Day” Jones shared that as a manager it is important to handle the ego of his professional boxer and focus on the progress of his boxer. As a manager, one needs to work according to the clauses mentioned in the agreement signed with the boxer in order to reduce the chances for any sort of conflict. The manager also added that a boxing manager keeps track of the economics of other managers in the boxing world and he should start his training after analyzing the physical and physiological attributes of an amateur boxer.

A boxing manager must define all his legal rights and his boxer in a contract in order to sort any confusion if it arises. The manager further said it is vital to research about all the opportunities that can be utilized for a boxer in the boxing world.

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Kevin Noulowe the most athletic big man Armenia had ever seen

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Aspiring athletes strive to compete on the world’s largest sporting stage, but only a few will ever realise that goal. While anatomical and physiological factors clearly play a role in the development of a super-elite athlete, there are other critical components necessary to achieve success. One such name is that of Kevin Noulowe, a hard working and show stopped game changer for Armenia A league who has shown the basketball sport world how a true sportsman can reach to the top with his disciple and dedication. According to Kevin hard work and dedication are just part of the formula for success. It is not uncommon for coaches, parents and athletes to believe that specialising in a sport at an early age is the secret ingredient to becoming a world class athlete. He has been training to become the number one athlete in the world since childhood. Kevin is a firm believer that deliberate practice is a highly structured activity requiring intense effort and is not inherently enjoyable. It is not about training and clocking in the hours of practice. Rather, it is about being immersed in the action at hand, with the end goal of improving one’s performance. Hence he is considered to be the warrior of the game. He is someone who never gives up no matter the difficulty and situation he is faced with.

Kevin always pursues excellence and shares the need for deliberate practice. Kevin Noulowe is a athletic freak, he is inarguably the most athletic big man the Armenia A league has ever seen. He is 6’10’’ 260 pounds and is ridiculously strong and possess elite jumping ability. He terrorized and intimidates his opponents by over powering them with his strength and using his jumping ability to leap over them. Deliberate play is intrinsically motivating

unstructured play in sport, designed to provide a high degree of enjoyment. An example of deliberate play is Kevin as he leads the Armenia A league in rebounds, averaging 3 blocks a game, he averaged 13 rebounds a game, he was voted as an all star, he was a fan favorite, he also led the Armenian A league in dunks averaging 4 dunks a game, he is the Armenian Dwight Howard, a humble kid with a kind heart but a relentless animal on the court who aims to win. For the record, Kevin Noulowe is not new to the basketball scene, he is a former top high school basketball star, junior college standout and highly touted Division 1 recruit. He indeed is a hard worker and a gym rat, who believes in never giving up no matter how difficult the situation is. A warrior athlete who has always targeted the winning of his team.

He believes that the most common reason youths drop out of sport is that it is no longer fun. That means the best way to ensure a child drops out of sport is to force them to specialise at an early age. Hence he has pursued this sport since childhood. The Armenian basketball fans felt in love with his game after he performed an impressive 20 points, 20 rebounds and 4 blocks game against Armenia best team Erebuni. He is a warrior who has fallen but never faltered and always stood up strong inspite facing and overcoming knee injuries and surgeries, he is not being able to play basketball for 2 years but has never given up and continues to work hard and deliver his 100% in the game. He provides support, resources, motivation and effort to the one who wants to make a career in this field and is the best inspiration for the youth who want to pursue their career in basketball.

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