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Rock Solid fighters run the table in Houston! The prizefighting stable of Cameron Parks' Rock Solid Promotions went 6 for 6 on April 5th at the Grand Plaza Hotel in Houston. Heavyweight Jimmy Jones kicked off the evening's festivities by making his professional debut a successful one by stopping Rozell Traylor in the second round.

Southpaw featherweight Marcelino Osuna outclassed one Jerron Lockette to up his ring ledger to 3-0, and streaking USNBC Light Heavyweight Champion Chris Henry kept the ball rolling by destroying Jim Franklin in inside of a round. Heavyweight Eugene Hill went to a perfect 4-0 with 4 knockouts by disposing of Donzell Atkins in 35 seconds.

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Unbeaten junior middleweight Chase "White Tiger" Shields improved to 23-0-1 by out boxing and shutting out Joshua Smith in a six rounder. The main event saw local hero "Big" Lou Savarese run his ring record to 46-6 with 38 KO's by flattening Matt Hicks 10-2, 10 KO's at 2:21 of the first round. Hicks rushed Savarese at the start and looked to end the fight in the first round, but Lou bided his time and picked his shots well and floored Hicks for the first time with a heavy right hand to the stomach. Hicks rose to his feet but he didn't stay there long as a big right to the head sent him crashing down violently to the canvas and referee Sam Garza waved off the proceedings. We at Rock Solid congratulate all of our gladiators for their fine performances, which came as a result of very hard preparation in the gym and on the road, and the personal sacrifices they were willing to make while chasing their dreams.

Undefeated light heavyweight Chris Henry (left) (19-0) will make the move to heavyweight to take on the Cuban giant 6'6 Rafael Pedro (right) (20-5-1) this Saturday night at the L'Auberge Hotel and Casino in Lake Charles, LA. Tickets are on sale now at L'Auberge Business Center from 9:00am to 6:00pm or by calling 1-337-395-7569

I've always said that my boy Dawson was the USA's future at 175, but Chris Henry coming into his own could mean the division may be completely taken over by Americans within the next 2 years...and I mean fresh-faced Americans who are in their primes, not old turds like Antonio Tarver.

Henry has a solid amateur career--not as good as Dawson's mind you--but over 50 amateur fights and some state titles to his credit, at higher weight classes. He reminds me a bit of Michalczewski in that he has a very educated jab on the outside, yet loves trading bombs at close range.

He's been rather protected early on as a pro (unlike Dawson), but stepped up against Ray Saunders last year (who was just coming off a draw with 28-2 Danny Santiago, who KOed Tarver's next opponent Muriqi not too long ago), and is stepping it up again, giving away a huge height and reach advantage in this fight against Rafael Pedro.

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