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    Uprising Promotions Delivers Another Electric Night Of Boxing At ‘Frozen Fury’

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJanuary 11, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read6 Views
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    Uprising Promotions Delivers Another Electric Night Of Boxing At ‘Frozen Fury’
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    Uprising Promotions returned to Lower Manhattan on Friday night for Frozen Fury, filling the iconic Léman Ballroom with a packed house, nonstop action and an unforgettable fight-night atmosphere.

    Frozen Fury lived up to its name, featuring an action-packed lineup of amateur bouts that kept the crowd on its feet from the opening bell to the final bout of the night. Competitors left everything in the ring, showcasing heart, grit and determination in front of an energetic New York City crowd that brought the room to life with every exchange.

    Once again, the Léman Ballroom at 41 Broad Street proved to be the perfect stage for another Uprising Promotions showcase, as fans filled the venue and created the kind of electric environment that has become a signature of the promotion’s events.

    “This is exactly why we do these shows,” said Ronson Frank, President of Uprising Promotions. “The fighters showed up, the crowd showed up, and the energy in that room was incredible all night long. Nights like this remind you why fight night in New York City is so special.”

    Presented in association with Bigvision Community and HIIT the Deck Boxing Gym, Frozen Fury was more than just a night of great boxing. The continued partnership with Bigvision Community once again highlighted Uprising Promotions’ commitment to using the sport as a platform for positive impact, supporting young adults in recovery from substance abuse.

    “What makes these events truly meaningful is that they stand for something bigger than boxing,” Frank added. “The action in the ring was outstanding, but the impact we are making together in the community is what really matters.”

    The card featured a strong collection of local and regional fighters eager to make their mark on the New York City stage, with gyms including Bua Boxing, Champs Boxing Club, Gleason’s Gym, Gotham Gym, Hudson Boxing Gym and The Last Round NYC all represented.

    Frozen Fury Fight Results:

    Matthew Jones defeated Sean Crowe
    Michael Obuchi defeated Jose Zapatos
    Ikce Wicasa defeated Miguel Rojas
    Chris Gramajo defeated Jack Conneally
    Shir Gilad defeated Paulina Vo
    Amir Saad defeated Declan Friel
    Wil Sylvince defeated Eric Goldfisher
    Keith Ross defeated Gabriel Hernandez
    Denzel Noble Olabi defeated Dereck Cuatlati
    Asad Mohammad defeated Ronen Nahom
    Main Event: Danny Fornes defeated Sebastian Villada

    Frozen Fury was supported by a great group of sponsors in Doho, Dude Wipes, Gameplan Skincare, Hendrick’s Gin, Once Upon A Coconut, Paper Planes Apparel and Staccato Bakery, who helped make the event a complete fight-night experience for all of the fans in attendance.

    Founded in 2013 by former undefeated professional fighter Ronson Frank, Uprising Promotions continues to build on its decade-long legacy of sold-out New York City events and high-level boxing showcases. With each card, the promotion further cements its reputation for delivering top-tier fight nights that blend competitive action, electric atmospheres and meaningful purpose.

    The post Uprising Promotions Delivers Another Electric Night Of Boxing At ‘Frozen Fury’ appeared first on Fight News.



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