Catbox Boxing Returns To Oklahoma City December 14

ByBoxing Press

catBOX’s world class boxing is back at the Cox Convention Center.

Back in action are Noah Zuhdi (11-1, 10 KOs) and Eric “Danger” Fields (16-1, 14 KOs), Ron “The Iceman” Aubrey (10-2, 10 KOs), Zach McMillen (4-3, 3 KOs), plus other exciting fights.

catBOX’s world class fighters exemplify the beauty and the essence of the sport of boxing. Cruiserweight Eric Fields is ranked No. 8, Oklahoma Lightweight Champion Noah Zuhdi is ranked top 50, and catBOX’s other fighters are also moving up the ladder in the rankings.

Eric Fields is ready to fight for the World Title and catBOX is working on getting Eric his shot. There is not a 200 pounder in the world who can beat Eric and many believe he will be champion soon.

Noah Zuhdi continues his climb to the top, fighting tough and highly regarded competition. In Noah’s last fight he won every around in a unanimous decision over former North American Boxing Association Champion Martin Armenta of Chilico, Mexico.

Ron Aubrey, at 300 pounds, is always in a crowd pleasing fight. Ron has moved from fighting in the ice hockey rink to fighting in the boxing ring.

Other exciting and beautifully matched fights to be added to the card. catBOX fight cards have become legendary in the boxing business. Anyone who has been to the catBOX Cox Center fights has witnessed first hand some of the best fights ever presented in Oklahoma. The last fight card was coined the best fight card since statehood.

Come to the fights, enjoy a great night of the sport of boxing, see some fighters who will likely be world champions soon, the renowned catBOX ring girls doing the catBOX strut and catBOX T-shirt giveaway, and acclaimed recording artist Darla Z performing the National Anthem.

Just last week, Darla Z performed the National Anthem as the featured vocalist for the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. And come early to enjoy the wonderful food and beverages provided by the Renaissance Convention Center Hotel and Spa!

Located in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City, the Cox Convention Center is the center for all major indoor sporting events in town. Come see professional boxing at its finest onTuesday, December 14, 2010. Doors open at 6:00, the fights start at 7:30 p.m.