In an electrifying night that had the West Warwick Civic Center in Warwick, Rhode Island buzzing with excitement, boxing lovers and reality TV enthusiasts witnessed history with the debut of “The CallOut” series. Think of it as the love child of raw boxing spirit and reality TV drama – a match made in heaven, right?
The genius behind this? None other than Jarrod Tillinghast, an ex-pro boxer turned boxing gym owner.
The night was lit with ten adrenaline-pumping fights, but let’s be real, the real crown jewel was the throwback fight between Hector “Macho” Camacho, Jr., and “Furious” Freddy Curiel. Just like a classic Rocky movie – except in real life.
The core idea? Solve beefs with boxing, not words.
Everything that night, from the blows traded to the sweat flying, is set to appear in “The CallOut” reality TV series. But wait, there’s more! They’ve got behind-the-scenes drama and interviews. Yep, the kind of juicy content you don’t wanna miss.
Breaking down his vision, Tillinghast said, “It’s more than just boxing. It’s a look into the lives of these fighters. And with ten episodes lined up for the first season, expect a roller coaster.”
Flashback 24 years, Camacho had Curiel tasting defeat in Atlantic City. But hey, times change. Curiel returned with a vengeance, taking home a win and setting the stage for a potential third fight. A trilogy? Now, that’s what I call drama.
Speaking of knockouts, “Dynamite” Delon Jones literally blew “Hard” Rock Paint away. One round. That’s all it took. And that, my friends, is how you earn your bragging rights.
Tillinghast wore his heart on his sleeve, saying, “There were hurdles. But it was all worth it. Our mission is to revolutionize boxing, and this is just the beginning.”
“The CallOut” wasn’t just another boxing event. Picture this: glitz, glamour, and a red carpet to strut on. It was like the Oscars but for boxing. And if Tillinghast has his way, tuxedos might just become the fighters’ new robes.
To wrap things up, Tillinghast added, “We’ve started strong, and it’s only going to get better. We’ve got the best team and massive plans. And the bond with the likes of Micky Ward and Hector Camacho, Jr. is just priceless.”
Driving the excitement around “The CallOut” are big names like Micky Ward and Paulie Malignaggi. And let’s not forget boxing greats like Iran “The Blade” Barkley. The starry affair also boasts reality TV kingpin Ray J and “Celebrity Boxing” genius, Damon Feldman.
As for the results of the ten fights:
THE CALLOUT RESULTS
- Main Event (6 rounds at 90-seconds each): Freddy Curiel vs. Hector “Macho” Camacho, Jr. – Winner: Curiel by Decision.
- Co-Feature (3 rounds at 2 minutes each): Delon Jones vs. Rock Paint – Winner: Jones by KO.
- Franco Hernandez vs. Jamour Edwards – Winner: Hernandez by Decision.
- Joseph Madeiros vs. Andre Gordon – Winner: Madeiros by Decision.
- Charm Howie vs. MG Biah – Winner: Howie by Decision.
- Teddy Zeekeh vs. Anthony Boyd – Winner: Zeekeh by TKO.
- David Thompson vs. Pierre Benson – No specified winner.
- Don Donovan vs. David MacMillian – Winner: Donovan by Decision.
- Eddy Valdez vs. Eduardo Morillon – Winner: Valdez by Decision.