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‘CB’ urges Apache students to be education champs

APACHE — Fresh off his latest boxing victory in Tulsa, George “Comanche Boy” Tahdooahnippah spoke to Apache High School students this week about the importance of setting goals, getting an education and always pressing on. He said that, in order for the students to reach whatever might be their goals, they should make sure they have the right priorities.
One of his goals is becoming a world champion boxer. “My mission is to be a serious contender,” he said. “I am looking forward to being on HBO, fighting for a world title,” Tahdooahnippah said.In order to reach this goal he said he has to focus on keeping on training and eating right. Read more here...

"Comanche Boy Remains Undefeated!!!"

George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah is now 23-0-1 with a unanimous decision victory over Dave Saunders of Cincinatti, OH, Thursday April 22nd at the annual Tulsa, OK Charity Fight Night. "I outboxed him for 6 rounds. He had a good chin and fought to survive my onslaught. With this win I am going to keep climbing."

Tahdooahnippah returns to the ring in June as the main event at Remington Park in Oklahoma City, OK. The fight date will be announced soon.

Comanche Boy Victorious!!!

"Comanche Boy" George Tahdooahnippah literally weathered the ice storm of January 2010 and came out victorious in his bout with Ohio native Chris Overby.

Tahdooahnippah (22-0-1) displayed his superior boxing skills with a unanimous decision over the game Overby. "There were a lot of distractions outside the boxing event with the weather and the state of Oklahoma, but I am fighter obligated to win. Regardless the circumstances, I must win," Tahdooahnippah said. "Overby had the opportunity to fight an undefeated fighter. He had nothing to lose, but he was outmatched and out classed. My thanks to the fans and supporters who braved the ice and snow on January 28th. I'm ready for whatever else the year brings- let's get it rolling 2010!!!"

"Comanche Boy Rings in 2010!"

Middleweight prospect "Comanche Boy" George Tahdooahnippah will ring in 2010 on January 28 in Oklahoma City at the Coca Cola Center in Bricktown. Tahdooahnippah, 21-0-1 (18 KO) will be the main event at the 2010 Oklahoma City Fight Night. OKC Fight Night is a charity event benefiting the Oklahoma City PAL and hosted by former heavyweight champion James "Buster" Douglas. "I’m honored to be the main event for such a great evening," Tahdooahnippah said. "This night is the first fight for 2010 and I promise a lot of excitement throughout the year."

Other fighters on the card are world rated junior middleweight prospect Carson Jones 24-7-1 and Oklahoma City fan favorite light heavyweight Tracy Sneed 24-2. The balance of the card will be announced soon. For more information on the January 28 fight, visit www.okcfightnight.com

Comanche Boy Remains Undefeated!

George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah claimed his 21st win (21-0-1) with a unanimous decision over Brooke Wellby (35-19-4) Friday night at the First Council Casino in Newkirk, OK. Tahdooahnippah prepared well for the veteran Wellby and the hard work paid off but he credits his opponent's toughness and willingness to fight.

"Wellby had a good chin." Tahdooahnippah said. "I hit him in the first round with some left hooks that wobbled him but he fought back. He kept coming, so I kept pounding him with punches. I hit him with some hard body shots but he had a good defense to survive. I was just too much for him."

Tahdooahnippah will resume training this week and looks to return to the ring soon.

COMANCHE BOY REACHES 20-0!

Tuesday, August 25th at Remington Park "Tuesday Night Fights" George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah achieved his 20th victory with a first round KO of Chris "Sugar" Ray (8-4), but the fight, although being a milestone for the Native American champ, was disappointing. "I train hard to fight. I come to perform. This is professional boxing. If you don't want to give it your all, then don't be involved in this sport." Tahdoooahnippah said. "I'm not knocking any man stepping into the ring to put it on the line, but if I ever went down, I would know that I gave it my all. I am now 20-0! I am feeling fresh and I'm ready for the next one."

Comanche Boy Victorious over Wallace!

George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah is now 19-0-1 after winning a six round unanimous decision over Dan "Flawless" Wallace July 25 at the Falls Beatdown II in Wichita Falls, TX. Last time Tahdooahnippah and Wallace met in May, the fight was stopped due to inclimate weather but this time they battled to the end in a crowd pleasing grudge match. "It was a battle," Comanche Boy said, "I tip my hat to Wallace. He came to fight. He fought hard, but his game plan wasn't to beat me, it was to last. I credit him for taking the shots and staying on his feet. A win is a win and now I am 19-0!"

George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah is scheduled to return to ring action Tuesday, August 25th at the Remington Park Casino in Oklahoma City, OK.

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“Falls Town Beatdown II- Unfinished Business”

Saturday, July 25th, George “Comanche Boy” Tahdooahnippah (18-0-1) faces “Flawless” Dan Wallace in the “Falls Town Beatdown II” at the Kay Yeager Coliseum, Wichita Falls, TX. The seven bout card will be promoted by Boogie Boxing Promotions.

Tahdooahnippah and Wallace were engaged in a slug fest May 15th at the Comanche Nation Casino in Lawton, Okla. when their bout was cut short due to bad weather. Dan Wallace had a few words for Comanche Boy: “I felt that the fight stoppage was lucky on his part because I was on my way to KOing him!" Tahdooahnippah said, “Dan Wallace and I have unfinished business.” “He won’t have a choice in the fight. I’ll dictate that. The only option now is who wants it more!”

In addition to the main event action between Tahdooahnippah and Wallace other bouts include a six round co- main event with a rematch of unbeaten junior middleweights Chap Huggins, 5-0-1 and Cory Washington 3-0-1; other fighters scheduled to appear are: Ty Cobb, Anthony Reyes, Jermaine Rankin and James “Boogie” Freeman.

Fights start at 8 PM July 25 at the Kay Yeager Coliseum, 1000 5^th St., Wichita Falls, TX. For tickets or other fight info., visit www.boogieboxingpromotions.com

Comanche Boy Fight Stopped

A great night of boxing brought to the public by the Comanche Nation Casino, catBOX Entertainment and C3 Fights, took place last Friday night, May 15, 2009 in Lawton, Oklahoma, in the famous EvenTTent, the eighth wonder of the entertainment world. catBOX has been taking the boxing public by storm, presenting unparalleled exciting fights for fight fans since 2006. In March, 2009 at First Council Casino, and again last week at the beautiful Comanche Nation Casino, catBOX and C3 fights joined together to continue catBOX’s tradition of bringing world class boxing to fight fans nation wide.

In the Main Event, George “Comanche Boy” Tahdooahnippah, showed again why he is feared as a fighter with exceptional skills and toughness. Comanche Boy had his opponent Dan Wallace of Detroit, Michigan reeling and hurt when, by the intervention of mother nature, Wallace was saved from a certain knockout by one of Oklahoma’s notorious wind storms, forcing stoppage of Comanche Boy’s assault after the first round.

Comanche Boy Scores 6th Round KO!

"Comanche Boy" George Tahdooahnippah improves to 18-0 with a sixth round stoppage of Jerry Perez Friday, March 13 at the First Council Casino in Newkirk, OK.

"He was durable," Tahdooahnippah said after the fight, "but I knew I had to take care of business. I train hard and I hit hard. The first round I had to let him know that I have the power and that I would dictate the pace of the fight. I dropped him at the end of the round and knew I could hurt him. To my surprise, he came on strong rounds 2-4 -- he was giving it his all. I had much respect for his fight and his will, but when the 5th and 6th round came, I turned it on. I came out strong the 6th and let it all hang out. I dropped him and he didn't get up, so now Comanche Boy is 18-0!" Tahdooahnippah was also appreciative of the fan support. " It was a great turn out at the event and I was pleased to see all the Native American people in attendance. All the tribes of north Oklahoma made me feel welcome and it was great to be there."

Comanche Boy Now 17-0!

NABC Super middleweight champion, George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah is now 17-0 (16KO) after swiftly defeating Tyrone Dowdy on Friday, Feb.13 at Remington Park Casino in Oklahoma City.

" I didn’t know anything about Dowdy and that made him a dangerous opponent. All I know is that he came to beat me. He came to take me out. I won’t let that happen. My team and my training camp are very well prepared for anybody that comes my way. I can’t help that Dowdy went down like he did. He came out looking physically strong and came out swinging, but my left hook made him a new home on the canvas. I can’t make him take my punches. All I know is I've got to win. Whether it’s first round knock out or a split decision, I have to be victorious. I am moving on to a bigger stage and am ready for the worldwide competition.” Of his 1:31 performance against Dowdy, Tahdoaahnippah said. I am ready to keep fighting and am looking forward to fighting again in March."

Comanche Boy Now 16-0!

Lawton middleweight and NABC champ George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah extended his record to 16-0 Friday night at The Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino in Tulsa, OK.

Tahdooahnippah stopped Brandon Wooten by knock out 49 seconds into the sixth round, in front of a capacity crowd on "ShoBox: The New Generation" undercard.

"He talked some trash to me at the weigh in so I had to punish him before I knocked him out," Tahdoaahnippah said. "I felt good during the fight and am looking forward to my next bout in February at Remington Park."

ShoBox commentator and veteran boxing writer Steve Farhood commented on "Comanche Boy's" performance: "George is a consistently exciting fighter who in each and every round of each and every fight tries to give the fans what they always want- a punch-out and a knockout. Regardless of who fights on the card before him or after him, he is guaranteed to entertain."

Comanche Boy comments on dominating Wooten:

I knew Brandon Wooten was coming to fight and he had plenty of time to prepare. He had been calling me out for sometime and then the fight was made. I had no disrespect for the man, but it is my time. There is no way I was going to let him be in the fight. A lot of people don't know about my boxing skills and think I am a brawler-puncher. Actually, I am a very slick boxer with power in both hands. I wanted to show Wooten that I am the real deal. This fight got personal. He was messing with me at the weigh in and I was in no mood for his smart gestures. We had words but we both knew it would be proven Friday night. I told him I was going to knock him out, that I hit hard and was glad he had time to train, because I was going to punish him. I am a first class man, but when the man started in on me at the weigh in, it fired me up! My intent was to punish him totally.

About the fight: I knew coming into this fight I was going to be patient and take my time. I am not dying for a KO. I also know Wooten had a decent chin and has been the distance with some decent fighters. My stable mate Grady Brewer fought him and KO'd him in 3 rounds, but I think he knew he couldn't beat Grady, so when it was time to go, he went. Wooten thought he could beat me and I knew that. What he didn't know was I have power in both hands. I dropped him in the first round with a left hook but didn't rush to finish him. I needed the rounds and knew my conditioning was far more superb than his, so I could take my time. I felt like I dropped him numerous times, but to his credit, he was willing to fight and got up. During the 4th round, I noticed his face was falling apart from my jab, so I kept the hard jab going. I was fresh the 5th round and I knew it was a matter of time before he was going down. The 6th round I gave it my all and I dropped him early. He got up and I dropped him again. He was done in the 5th, but I ended him the 6th. No disrespect to the man, but now he knows who "The Comanche Boy" is!