Baltimore Pro Boxing To Honor The Late Steve McNair Boxing News - © Saddo Boxing.com
  Baltimore Pro Boxing To Honor The Late Steve McNair Boxing News


































Boxing Forum
Boxing Forum:

Freddie Roach: Mayweather is Manny's last fight
Why I think PBF beat PAC
Boxing Perspective: Ricky Hatton In Talks With Juan Manuel Marquez
Hatton:Floyd Mayweather would beat Manny Pacquiao because he's 'hard to hit'
Does this rub poo on Calzaghe's biggest win
Star Boxing: Delvin Rodriguez Looks To Get Back On Top
What now:Kessler??
Prize Fight Boxing: Porter Stops Ellis In Tunica, MS
Happy Birthday To Sharla.
Chicago Boxing Fan Favorite Francisco Rodriguez Tragically Passes Away





English German Spanish French Italian Portuguese Russian Japanese Korean Chinese Dutch Greek
Join Our Busy Boxing Message Board Today
Where the boxing fans have a voice
Boxing Talk | Ask the Trainer | UK Boxing | Off Topic | MMA

Boxing News

Baltimore Pro Boxing To Honor The Late Steve McNair

By Boxing Press July 18th, 2009 All Press Releases

Steve McNair never wrapped his hands, hit a heavy bag, or starved himself to make weight but in many ways, he was just like a model pugilist.

A hard working community oriented athlete who refused to let injuries take him off his game, McNair was known for much more than winning the 2003 NFL co-MVP.

A fan favorite during his short tenure in Baltimore, McNair led the Ravens to a franchise best 13-3 in 2006. Still a visible figure in the community with The Steve McNair Foundation and Gridiron 9 Restaurant, McNair was far from forgotten when he retired after the 2007 season.

On July 4, McNair’s life was tragically cut short in Nashville, Tennessee. The sad news of McNair’s passing was not only disheartening for his family and former teammates but also to promoter Jake Smith of Baltimore Pro Boxing. A diehard Ravens fan, Smith proudly wore his #9 McNair jersey on any given Sunday.

Smith will pay respects to McNair with an honorary ten count as well as a moment of silence prior to the main event of his card July 25 at the Du Burns Arena. While he was most remembered for his on the field efforts, Smith also admired McNair as a person.

“To me, it is only appropriate to honor a warrior like McNair,” said Smith. “McNair was one of my favorite players and arguably the best QB in Ravens history. I feel it is my duty to honor a fallen hero in the same city where he gave it his all day each and every time he stepped onto the field.”

The Du Burns Arena is located at 1301 S. Elwood Ave in Baltimore. Doors open at 6:30 and the opening bell is at 8 p.m. Tickets can be ordered by calling 410-375-9175.


Share/Save | (0) comments | Add your comments

Click to read more boxing articles by Boxing Press


Discuss in Boxing Forum

Related Boxing Articles...


Boxing News Tags:


Search Saddo Boxing | Boxing News Archives

Boxing News Wire

All Boxing Wire News


Writers Wanted


Saddo Boxing Staff

Owner/Webmaster: Saddo
News Editor: Curtis McCormick
Assistant Editors:

North & South America Daxx Kahn
Europe & Africa Jane Warburton
Asia & Australia Jim Everett
USA East Coast Operations Chief Jim Everett
Senior Writer Lee Bellfield
Site Writers: (Click name to view all that writers work)
  • Nick Chamberlain
  • Michael Worden
  • Jose Espinoza
  • Ginamarie Russo
  • Paul Downey
  • Richard Eberline
  • Danny Wilson
  • Bruce Dingo
  • Alejandro Tostado
  • Ricky Jones






  • Boxing Hompage | Boxing News | Video Clips | Boxing Forum | Boxing Downloads | Boxers Emails | Boxing Books | Boxing Posters | Learn to Box | Advanced Fighting Methods | Boxing Quiz | Boxing Rankings | Boxing Schedule | Betting Odds | Boxers Records | Auctions | Fun and Games | Articles on Boxing | World News | Earn Money from your Website | Boxing Equipment

    Copyright © 2000 - 2009 Saddo Boxing - Disclaimer l Boxing