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Press Release: December 22,  2024 By Lee McLaughlan -  ·       Taylor’s manager Harrison holds talks with Matchroom’s Rooney in Orlando ·       Williams confirmed to headline card in Orlando on March 15 22, December 2024, Houston, TX: Houston’s Marquis ‘0 Snatcher’ Taylor has set his sights on Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams following his second successful defence of the NABF middleweight belt. Taylor (18-1-2, 3KOs) secured a unanimous decision over Ivan Pandzic following their 10-round tussle in Houston on Friday (December 13th) and immediately announced he wanted to take on Williams (17-1-0, 12KOs). Fresh from the Houston fight, Taylor and his manager Bobby Harrison have already begun to sound out Williams’ team at this week’s WBA Conference in Orlando after Matchroom announced ‘Ammo’ would headline a card in Orlando on March 15th, 2025. No opponent was announced for Williams and both Taylor and Harrison, CEO of BiYu Promotions, have met Matchroom’s head...

  Press Release: November 19, 2024 By Lee McLaughlan -   Credit: Lee McLaughlan Houston’s Marquis Taylor on ‘WBC radar’ after teeing up Petr Khamukov bout ·       Taylor and unbeaten Russian headline Red Owl Boxfest XIII in Houston ·       The 30-year-old will use the fight to push for a world title shot in 2025 Houston, TX: Houston middleweight Marquis ‘0 Snatcher’ Taylor will look to strengthen his bid for a world title shot in 2025 after confirming a December 13 showdown against undefeated Russian Petr Khamukov. Taylor (17-1-2 2KOs) and California-based Khamukov (13-0-0 6KOs) will meet in a top-of-the-bill 10-round bout on Red Owl’s Boxfest XIII card. This is the final event of the year from Houston-based Red Owl, which will be broadcast live on DAZN. Bobby Harrison, Taylor’s manager and co-promoter of the bout, has spoken with the NABF president Duane Ford and it has been suggested that a strong display from Taylor, the current NABF belt ...

Press Release: October 3, 2024 By Lee McLaughlan - 3rd October 2024, Houston, TX – Long-time boxing manager Bobby Harrison aims to supercharge Houston’s boxing scene after securing his promoter’s license. Harrison, who has a strong stable of boxing talent including Houston’s current NABF middleweight champion Marquis ‘Marvelous’ Taylor and Jr lightweight contender Eridson Garcia, applied for the license after becoming frustrated at seeing his world class fighters denied major bouts. Taylor and Garcia, both 30, are his prize assets and Harrison feels both boxers should be given the chance to have world title bouts in 2025. However, attempts to secure match-ups has proven impossible with a number of the top fighters refusing to take them on. Harrison, who owns the city’s Legions Training Complex, is now looking at potential venues, dates and opponents so the duo can catch the eye of boxing’s sanctioning bodies. Given Houston’s sporting pedigree, Harrison definitely wants to add some bloc...