Miami, Florida – The American Dream Presents, led by the General Director and professional boxer Ron Johnson, in cooperation with Sportz Steve Marcano, proudly announces “Caribbean Clash”, electrifying the boxers and entertainment event, which takes place on Saturday, August 9 at James L. Knight Center in Miami in Florida.

In this groundbreaking event there will be an eight -member card that will distinguish elite fighters from Haiti, Kuba, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, representing the real celebration of the Caribbean pride, talent and culture. The Caribbean clash is the first of the multi -part series, with the second installment based on November 2025.

“Miami is home for one of the most diverse Caribbean populations in the US,” said Ron Johnson, general director of American Dream Presents. “From Little Haiti to Little Havana, there is an amazing fan base here, which is proud of her heritage and passionate boxing. This event is to give them something that you can support – and celebrate.”

In addition to the world -class boxing, Caribbean Clash will contain live musical performances of some of the hottest artists from the Caribbean Islands, providing a lively, high -energy experience that celebrates the Caribbean spirit both inside and beyond the ring.

“It’s not just a fight night – it’s a move,” said Steve Marcano, general director of Sportz. “We combine sport and culture to give fans something unforgettable. Our goal is to raise boxing by celebrating identity, music and perfection.”

Tickets and full composition of the fight will be announced in the coming weeks. To get updates, follow @Americandreampresents in social media.

Ron Johnson, who signed a partnership agreement with the stadium platform in 2024, is to present this upcoming event at the stadium. Cooperation is still in line with his vision of providing high -energy boxing events to the national audience.

The stadium, which reaches about 25 million American households via free transmission over regulations, is the property of Jerry Reinsdorf-Vilo owner Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox-the most vital emphasizes the sturdy connections of the network with the Sport Major League.

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Byb Extreme has confirmed that it is planned to match Dada 5000 at one of their boxing concerts in the capital this year, and this promises to attract a huge audience.

Fight fans in 2.5 million households in America, they tuned to watch friends who become the competition Dada 5000 and Kimbo Slice, settle their differences in the cage in 2016.

The fight was recognized as the lack of a competition after Slice did not pass the drug test and died a few months later, while Dada 5000 – the real name of Dhafir Harris – determined Barenuckle Boxing Business Backing Boxing Extreme.

Byb Extreme fights take place in a three-sided trigon-described as “the smallest area in combat sports”-and Harris claims that he will fight in the program in London this year.

Harris planned to fight in Florida in November 2022, but Texas Athletic Commission ruled him out.

Harris suffered two heart attacks after a fight on the plastic in Texas and was banned for an indefinite period.

The 47 -year -old insists that he is able to fight again, and Jim Freeman, the head of European operations for Byb Extreme, confirmed that Harris will undergo a thorough medical examination before he can compete.

Harris said: “My health is good and I will fight in Great Britain this year – 100 percent.

“I’m already training and I’m in shape. I just have to get it up to get into shape.

“I don’t have to fight anymore, but that’s what I want to do. I have a heart and no one can give it to you.

“I’ve fought all my life in the streets and I have 47-0.

“This year I will have 48-0.

“How can I lose? He is in my home. I know the game better than anyone.”

Trip -sided Trigon is the invention of Harris -the top measured 30 feet from point to point -and has an opponent.

Byb Extreme negotiates with Dominic Negus, a veteran London Hardman and Pro Glooved Boxer, who debuted in Barenuckle last year.

Belfast – PFL Europe Belfast It will end at the SSE Arena after the evening incredible action, with shiny stars and distinguished performances to place the continent and the world.

The crowd in Belfast broke out as Paul “Gigantic News” Hughes (14-2) He entered the SmartkaGage and provided the promise of dismantling the Harudicing Brazilian Bruno “Solid” Miranda (17-6). After a special entry thanks to the kindness of the Irish Foy Vance music icon, Hughes wore the country on his back and facilitated the Brazilian, needing only 42 seconds to catch a kick and counterattack into a perfectly placed left hook, which sent him on canvas and exploding by a crowd of a hometown.

At the Co-Main event, master Bantamweight 2024 PFL Europe, Lewis “The McGrizzla” McGgrillen (12-1) He showed once again why he is the biggest perspective in the division, adding his first stopping of applications to his amazing list of finishes when he defeated Alan “Super Ali” Philpott (21-17-0, 1 NC) After sinking in the perfect photo of the rear naked choke. McGrillen’s crumbs turned out to be too much, starting to fight bulky strikes, eventually slamming Philpott in the middle of the smartkage to start a series of scrambled eggs, which ultimately lead to an amazing finish.

The first tournament in 2025 PFL Europe Europe began in Belfast, and four fighters hit their ticket to the semi -finals: Connor Hughes, Gino Van Steenis, Alex Chizov and Claudio Palcel.

Connor Hughes (11-2) He presented his commodity power to overcome Sebastian di Franco (10-4) In a sizzling battle, placing a lightweight PFL Europe finalist in 2024. In a pole position for the 2025 tournament. Liverpudlian knocked his opponent in the second round with one spotless right hand at 2:36.

In the lightweight PFL Europe tournament, Spain Gino “The Ghost Assassin” from Steenis (6-1) He showed that he was too much Decky Mcaenan (9-6-1) In the SEZ arena and goes to the next round. After his right hand dropped him in the second round, Van Steenis was able to win a unanimous victory of 29-28 × 3. Gino van Steenis will face Connor Hughes in the lightweight semi-final of the Europe tournament of Europe 2025.

In the fight against grabbing, Haider “Darth” Khan (10-1) He continued his impressive start in PFL when he defeated Sean McCormac (3-3) In a challenging unanimous decision, making his sixth victory in a row.

Latvia Alex “Pretty Boy” Chizov (11-3) He denied when he defeated the instruction Mark Ewen (6-2) To advance in the lightweight PFL Europe tournament in 2025 against Claudio Palcel. Chizov quickly performed EWEN, with his left hand, sending it to the canvas at 1:33 of the first round.

Italy Claudio Palcel (6-2) He also secured his place in the 2025 PFL Europe Europe Lightweight Tournament, changing the huge performance to prove his grit and endurance of defeating Liverpool Gavin “Gigantic Tasty” Hughes (11-5). After electrifying three rounds of bulky strokes, Pacella was able to provide unanimous victory in the decision. Claudio Palcel will face Alex Chizov in the lightweight semi -final of the Europe tournament of Europe 2025.

John Sherbats (3-0) He came out victorious in the combat of welterweight against March “Di General” Edwards (4-2) from KO in the first round. Sheridan joined early, dropping Edwards, who was able to climb back, just to drop again at 1:53, where the judge entered.

Gemma Auld (2-0) He showed twice to the world that you can be a full-time teacher and a professional MMA warrior when he beats “Ghetto Cinderella” Sammy-Jo Luxton (2-1) In a fierce competitive fight for women in a fly weight. After a few cruel ground-n-Funt Auld was able to sink in the rear naked choke at 2:42 in the second round.

And finally, after three challenging rounds of bulky strokes and cutting elbows, Corey McLaughlin (1-1) He secured his first PrO win and resigned from the team of Ireland’s team to the victorious start when he defeated Nahom “blessed” WEDI (0-1) according to a unanimous decision.

PFL Europe Belfast – results

Airy main presentation events:

Paul Hughes (14-2) def. Bruno Miranda (17-6) by the first round of TKO AT (0.42)

Bantamweight Co-Main Event Presentation:

Lewis McGgrillen (12-1) def. Alan Philpott (21-17-0, 1 NC) According to the second round (RNC) at 3:17

PFL Europe Europe lightweight tournament:

Connor Hughes (11-2) def. Sebastian in Franco (10-4) According to the second round of KO (2:46)

PFL Europe Europe lightweight tournament:

Gino van steenis (6-1) def. Decky Mcaenan (9-6-1) through a unanimous decision (29-28 × 3)

PFL Europe Europe Catch WWWeight Showcase:

Haider Khan (10-1) def. Sean McCormac (3-3) Through a unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28 × 2)

PFL Europe Europe lightweight tournament:

Alex Chizov (11-3) def. Mark Ewen (6-2) by the first round of TKO O (1:33)

PFL Europe Europe lightweight tournament:

Claudio pacella (6-2) vs. Gavin Hughes (11-5) Through a unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28 × 2)

PFL Europe Europe Welter Wweight Showcase:

Archie Sherve (3-0) def. March aadards (4-2) through the first round of KO at 1:53

PFL Europe Europe Women’s Flyweight Showcase:

Gemma Auld (2-0) def. Sammy-Jo Luxton (2-1) according to the second round (RNC) at 2:42

PFL Europe Europe Feather WWWeight Showcase:

Corey McLaughlin (1-1) def. Nahom has (0-1) According to a unanimous decision (30-27 × 2, 29-28)