“Tinley Park Rumble” Lives Up To The Hype With Five Sensational Bouts That Rumbled Chicagoland

(Pictured Above: Ed Ochoa vs. Jessie Davis)

June 15 (Merrillville, In) – Welterweight Ed “2 Fast 2 Furious” Ochoa (9-0, 8 KOs) answers the call in his brutal six-round unanimous decision victory (58-55, 58-56, 59-54) over very tough Jesse Davis (11-13, 8 KOs) in the main event after the original and volatile main event of Michael “Midnight Stalker” Walker (19-2-2, 12 KOs) vs. “Iron” Orphius Waite (5-0, 3 KOs) was postponed due to Walker being hospitalized in a Chicago hospital shortly before the “Tinley Park Rumble” Event.

“Obviously I want to wish Michael a quick and speedy recovery, but thanks to another incredible job by my chief matchmaker John Winfred, this was an explosive and exciting card that the fans enjoyed,” said Octavius James, C.E.O. of One In A Million Inc.

Ochoa vs. Davis was a back and forth battle that left both fighters with cuts and bruises, but it was Davis that left the ring with a nearly completely swollen shut eye. Davis tried to rally in the middle rounds and Ochoa would quickly snub out that effort with a flurry of his own bringing the crowd to their feet chanting ‘Eddie, Eddie, Eddie.’

(Pictured Above: Josh Crouch vs. Josh Rodriguez)

Middleweight Josh Crouch (5-0, 5 KOs) entered the ring with Windy City Thunderbolts’ mascot Boomer and eventually delivered the boom on an extremely game Josh Rodriguez (4-8, 3 KOs) with a 3rd round TKO (1:50) in front of his beloved hometown crowd.

(Pictured Above: Angel Hernandez vs. Guadalupe Diaz)

The always electric junior welterweight Angel Hernandez (13-3, 10 KOs) put on a show that kept the very vocal fans up on their feet and screaming with a six-round majority decision (57-57, 58-56, 59-55) over Guadalupe Diaz (5-5, 1 KOs).

(Pictured Above: Bobby Jaskierney vs. Jose Guzman)

In a slugfest, Mexico’s lightweight Jose Guzman (6-2, 5 KOs) got back to his winning ways by overcoming an early barrage of power punches from Mokena’s Bobby Jaskierny (3-2, 2 KOs) and would win by 4th round TKO (1:02) after rocking Jaskierny in the corner.

(Pictured Above: Meegal Harper vs. Scott Wilson)

Chicago Height’s junior middleweight Meegal Harper (2-0, 2 KOs) stayed unbeaten when he pounded and eventually knocked out Kansas’ Scott Wilson (1-1, 1 KOs) in the 1st round (2:14).

(Announcer Joe York introduces World Champion "Merciless" Mary McGee to the anxious crowd.)

“Merciless” Mary McGee was given an overwhelming standing ovation as she raised all her titles into the air at the center of the ring as she made her first public appearance since successfully defending her NABC Lightweight and WBC International Super Lightweight world title by winning in dramatic fashion a 10-round war against WBF Super Lightweight champion Kristy “Rose” Follmar.

Octavius James’ One In A Million Inc. will return to the ring when the WBC International Super Lightweight and NABC Lightweight world champion “Merciless” Mary McGee makes her triumph return to the ring along with Ed “2 Fast 2 Furious” Ochoa, Derrick “Superman” Findley, “The Fight School Teacher” Jimmy Holmes and Marcus Thompkins at “Fight Night: Where Champions Are Born;” the location and date to be announced soon.

Contact:
Aaron Pineda
Publicist/Media & Public Relations
One In A Million Inc.
apineda@oneinamillionboxing.com

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