This weekend there will be THREE BIG BOXING BROADCASTS STREAMED LIVE!! On the world number-one site for live combat-sports action, www.gofightlive.tv

The weekend kicks off on Friday night from Philadelphia as a terrific eight bout card will originate from the number-one boxing venue in the world, The Legendary Blue Horizon.

In the main event, the USBA Jr. Middleweight champion Derek “Pooh” Ennis (19-1-2, 12 KO’s) tunes up for a spring title defense when he takes on veteran Edwin Vazquez (24-14-2, 8 KO’s).

In one co-feature, undefeated Ronald Cruz (7-0, 4 KO’s) face his most experienced opponent against the upset-minded Martinus Clay (13-24-4, 5 KO’s) in an eight round Jr. Middleweight bout.

There will be a very much anticipated heavyweight special attraction as former world junior amateur Heavyweight champion Joey Dawejko (1-0) makes his long awaited area debut when he squares off against Ricardo Johnson (1-0)

Fans can also witness Swedish heavyweight Andreas Gustafson (3-0, 1 KO) battle Levay King in f our round bout.

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SATURDAY FEBRURAY 6TH---ADAMEK VS ESTRADA—8pm eastern

One of the most exciting fighters in the world, former Light Heavyweight and Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek (39-1, 27 KO’s) makes his second start in the Heavyweight division after he dismantled former top contender Andrew Golota last fall in what was deemed the biggest sporting event in the history of Poland.

Adamek will battle former US Olympian Jason “Big Six” Estrada (16-2, 4 KO’s) of Providence, Rhode Island in the twelve round Main Event for the IBF International title.

A lot is on the line as Adamek has been rumored for a possible April 24 can’t miss showdown with the equally exciting Chris Arreola.

One thing stands in the way of that fight as Estrada is highly motivated and is more than capable to spring the upset in front of what will be rocking Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey where Adamek has become an overwhelming hometown favorite since moving to nearby Jersey City.

This will be Adamek’s fourth fight at “The Rock” with each crowd being bigger and louder than the previous fight and Saturday will look to be no exception as Adamek could only be a couple fights away before challenging for the Heavyweight championship of the world.

Estrada has big expectations coming out of the 2004 Olympics and this is a golden opportunity to throw his name in the middle of the wide open Heavyweight division.

There will be a five fight undercard that features undefeated and very popular middleweight prospect, Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin as he takes on perennial contender Fernando Zuniga.

Quillin of New York has a perfect record of 20-0 with fifteen knockouts and is eager to get back to action after an assortment of injuries have kept him out of the ring for the last sixteen months.

Quillin did not take the easy route back by agreeing to fight Zuniga.

Zuniga, who has a record of 28-9 with twenty knockouts, and been in with some of the biggest names of the middleweight divisions including William Joppy, Thomas Tate, Charles Brewer and Sam Soliman.

Just two fights ago, Zuniga scored an upset victory over than 19-1-2 Carlos Deleon. Zuniga just completed a six week tour as a main sparring partner for Bernard Hopkins as Hopkins prepared for his big fight with Enrique Ornelas.

If that isn’t enough, fans all over the world will be treated to an undercard of some of the best undefeated prospects in the country which include cruiserweight Patrick Farrell (4-0); Jr. Middleweight Dennis Douglin (6-0); Super Middleweight Patrick Majewski (11-0); and 2008 US Olympian Sadam Ali (4-0)

This can’t miss night of action begins at 8pm eastern time for just $9.99 and its all one click away at: http://www.gofightlive.tv/showEvent.do?event=581

STAR BOXING---THE EVE OF THE SUPER BOWL—SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6TH AT 7PM EASTERN

Joe DeGuardia Star Boxing usually puts on some of the most competitive boxing shows in the country and this tremendous card from the Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City will be no exception as this card will feature an interesting Welterweight contest between Atlantic City’s own Shamone Alvarez battling knockout artist Alexis Camacho of Texas.

Alvarez, 20-2 with eleven knockouts will have the home ring advantage as he will be fighting in front of the hometown fans for the thirteenth time and he will be looking to get back in position to fight for a welterweight title.

Alvarez was on the brink of a title shot on two occasions but dropped close to decisions to former world champion Joshua Clottey and former title challenger Delvin Rodriguez.

Camacho of Austin, Texas has a record of 17-2 with sixteen knockouts, like Alvarez desperately needs a win to surge his career forward to a significant fight. He has been training in New Jersey under the guidance of the Hall of Fame trainer Lou Duva.

After scoring a decision in his first bout, every one of Camacho’s wins have come early and on Saturday night he will be looking to add Alvarez to that list of opponents did not see the final bell against Camacho. For the record, Alvarez has never been stopped.

In the co-feature, it will be an eight round Heavyweight bout between the always exciting blood and guts warrior, Vinny Maddalone taking on Dominique Alexander.

Maddalone has a record of 32-6 with twenty-three knockouts and is known for his crowd pleasing efforts and he always gives his all no matter if he is in with a more talented fighter.

He is coming off a spirited effort in which he dropped a eight round unanimous decision to former undisputed Cruiserweight champion Jean Marc Mormeck less than two months ago in Mormeck’s hometown of Paris, France.

Alexander is 19-7-1 with nine wins coming early. Alexander has shared the ring with former IBF Cruiserweight champion Kryztof Wlodarczyk, former world heavyweight title challengers Kali Meehan and Fres Oquendo as well as top prospect Odlanier Solis.

Alexander is coming off a majority decision win over Galen Brown (32-12-1) last August.

A solid undercard will also be shown on the broadcast the will feature popular Light Heavyweight Chuck Mussachio (14-1-2, 5 KO’s) ; undefeated Light Heavyweight prospect Yathomas Riley (7-0, 5 KO’s) and eighteen year old Thomas LaManna, who will be making his pro debut.

All the action can be seen LIVE at 7pm, eastern for just $5.99 by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/showEvent.do?event=589