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1996
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Hector "The Aztec Warrior" Pena gets his first shot at a world title as he faces Canadian Vince "The Rocket" Ross. Both fighters startout in a blaze of glory only to have a serious clash of heads leaving Ross with a major gash. The fight is stopped and a no contest is called for by the judges.
Also appearing on this tape:
Ian "The Jackal" Jacklin squares off against the upcoming Javier Mendez in a five round action packed bout. Both Jacklin and Mendez would hit the canvas in this fight and the judges would decide the victor. Mendez would go on to become a world champion and Jacklin a movie star.
Plus:
Danny "Hard As" Steele takes on tough Thai fighter Say Ming Boupha for an amateur championship. Always a crowd pleaser, Steele would relentlessly pursue his challenger who showed surprising boxing skills. This one goes to the cards but rocks for five rounds.
Editor - Fred Ramey
Total Running Time: 46 minutes
1996
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Hector "The Aztec Warrior" Pena gets his first shot at a world title as he faces Canadian Vince "The Rocket" Ross. Both fighters startout in a blaze of glory only to have a serious clash of heads leaving Ross with a major gash. The fight is stopped and a no contest is called for by the judges.
Also appearing on this tape:
Ian "The Jackal" Jacklin squares off against the upcoming Javier Mendez in a five round action packed bout. Both Jacklin and Mendez would hit the canvas in this fight and the judges would decide the victor. Mendez would go on to become a world champion and Jacklin a movie star.
Plus:
Danny "Hard As" Steele takes on tough Thai fighter Say Ming Boupha for an amateur championship. Always a crowd pleaser, Steele would relentlessly pursue his challenger who showed surprising boxing skills. This one goes to the cards but rocks for five rounds.
Editor - Fred Ramey
Total Running Time: 46 minutes







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2005
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Crossfade is an American rock band from Columbia, South Carolina. Their current members are Ed Sloan on vocals, guitar, and piano, Mitch James on backing vocals and bass, Les Hall on guitar, and keyboard and Will Hunt on drums. The group was formed in 1999 as the power trio The Nothing, consisting of singer and guitarist Ed Sloan, bassist and backing vocalist Mitch James, and drummer Brian Geiger. At one point Crossfade was also known as Sugardaddy Superstar.[1] The band changed its name to Crossfade in 2002, with singer and DJ Tony Byroads, who had actually been playing with Sloan since 1996. Crossfade attracted the interest of the Los Angeles, California A&R company Taxi (Independent A&R), which ultimately led to the signing of a record deal with the Earshot division of Columbia Records.[2] They released their first full-length self-titled album on April 13, 2004 which featured the massive hit Cold, as well as Colors and So Far Away. Their latest album, Falling Away, released on August 29, 2006, also Columbia Records, with the singles Invincible, Drown You Out, and Already Gone. They were cut from Columbia Records sometime around 2008. After long consideration they signed to Eleven Seven Music to publish their third record. Crossfade](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/egmHI65SbX4/mqdefault.jpg)


