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1.30.16 Fight News
Maxito Sainvil vs. Malik Joe
Undefeated welterweight Maxito Sainvil (3-0-1, 1 KO) earned himself some new fans following an impressive four rounds against pro debuting Malik Joe (0-1, 0 KOs). Despite a distinct height disadvantage, Sainvil was able to consistently snap his jab and leap into some fully committed hooks that found their target. By the time that the four frames had concluded, Sainvil had hit his opposition with everything but the handle from the kitchen sink, but the resilient Joe was still there when the final bell sounded. As a result, Sainvil would have to settle for a well-deserved unanimous decision shutout following flush 40-36 counts on the scorecards.
5.9.15 Fight News
Maxito Sainvil 146.8 vs. Anton Williamson 146.6
In a good-action scrap, Maxito “The Anvil” Sainvil, 146¾, Nyack, NY, was much too powerful and aggressive for his Brooklynite foe Anton Williamson. The shorter Sainvil bobbed and weaved his way inside Williamson’s reach, pounding away at the body with hooks from both hands. Applying pressure throughout, Sainvil focused on his uppercut and left hook as the bout progressed. On occasion, Williamson, 146½, was able to land countershots, though a left hook upstairs floored him in the third. After four frames, Sainvil won a unanimous decision on scores of 40-35 twice, and 38-37, to improve to 2-0 (1 KO), while Williamson fell to 1-3.
2.13.15 Fight News
Maxito Sainvil vs. Dustin Parrish
In the opening bout of the night, the highly anticipated pro debut of former New York amateur standout Maxito Sainvil got the action started, facing off against Dustin Parrish (1-5, 1 KO) from Tallahassee. This fight looked to be over as quickly as it began, as Sainvil landed a flush two-punch combination immediately at the start that froze Parrish and sent him to the canvas. To his credit, Parrish was able to get his legs back under him and somehow battle his way to the first round bell. The second frame would need just over a minute to determine the victor, with Sainvil throwing a right hand to the body before coming underneath with a right uppercut that dropped Parrish face forward. As soon as Parrish was down, the referee called a halt to the match at the 1:02 mark of the second frame.
2.2.13 Daily News
Pete DeMaggio wins by unanimous decision in his Golden Gloves debut!
Peter DeMaggio fights Dzbonibek Nazrlev.
Pete DeMaggio wins by unanimous decision in his Golden Gloves debut!
Peter DeMaggio fights Dzbonibek Nazrlev.
4.17.12 Daily News
Chad Trabuscio and Jose Cales to meet in Golden Gloves final
Benjamin Baez (White Plains Youth BC) earned the right to face Vargas after a bruising three-round battle with Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club). The 152-pounder was able to bob and weav his way out of trouble, and was named the P.C. Richard and Son Boxer of the Night.
“I think it will be one hell of a 152-novice final,” Baez said.
Chad Trabuscio and Jose Cales to meet in Golden Gloves final
Benjamin Baez (White Plains Youth BC) earned the right to face Vargas after a bruising three-round battle with Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club). The 152-pounder was able to bob and weav his way out of trouble, and was named the P.C. Richard and Son Boxer of the Night.
“I think it will be one hell of a 152-novice final,” Baez said.
2.1.12 Daily News
Pedro Luis Sosa returns as spectator to Daily News Golden Gloves after tragic auto accident
In the 152-pound division, Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club) took home the Empire City Casino Punch of the Night in a bout that featured plenty of haymakers. He and Michael Hanrahan (Gleason’s Gym) engaged in an absolute war that left both boxers bloodied.
“He was a tough kid,” Sainvil said. “I was surprised at his power and his ability to push me back. I just tried to dig down deep and motivate myself that way.”
Maxito Sainvil (gold) blast his way to a win over Michael Hanraha in Daily News Golden Gloves on Tuesday night.
Pedro Luis Sosa returns as spectator to Daily News Golden Gloves after tragic auto accident
In the 152-pound division, Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club) took home the Empire City Casino Punch of the Night in a bout that featured plenty of haymakers. He and Michael Hanrahan (Gleason’s Gym) engaged in an absolute war that left both boxers bloodied.
“He was a tough kid,” Sainvil said. “I was surprised at his power and his ability to push me back. I just tried to dig down deep and motivate myself that way.”
Maxito Sainvil (gold) blast his way to a win over Michael Hanraha in Daily News Golden Gloves on Tuesday night.
1.31.12 - Golden Gloves Update - Maxito Sainvil 'with the anvil-like shots' just WON by decision!!!!
1.30.12 - Daily News
NY Daily News Golden Gloves boxing event off to impressive start
Howard Kelly (Unattached) and Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club) are two rookies to watch from the 152-pound novice class. In their first bouts, Kelly was thrilling en route to a 5-0 decision over Luis Dellafera (Competitive Edge) while Sainvil battered Luis Torres (Main St. BC), forcing a third-round stoppage.
Berto Labonte (l.) blasts his way to a win over Christian Rodriguez in 2012 Daily News Golden Gloves boxing tournament.
1.22.12 - Daily News
Gloves action just Electric
Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club), who took home P.C. Richard & Son Boxer of the Night honors on Friday, is leaning on his training and the prowess of his coaches to lead him to the finals at Madison Square Garden. If he succeeds in getting to that stage, Sainvil is eager to showcase his anvil fists to a televised audience. “I want my boxing career to be a message to the world,” he said. “God has given me talent; I want to use it to make an impact.”
1.20.12 - Daily News
Herbie Gaines shocks with Golden Gloves win in 152-pound novice class; Saturday's scheduled Gloves
The P.C. Richard & Son Boxer of the Night honor went to Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club). Sainvil moved on by landing some anvil-like shots against challenger Luis Torres (Main St. BC). Torres held tough for the first two rounds, but a series of combinations to the body and head forced the referee to halt matters.
“It’s all about my training,” Sainvil said. “My coach trains me to be mentally and physically tough. That’s where the fight is won.”
NY Daily News Golden Gloves boxing event off to impressive start
Howard Kelly (Unattached) and Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club) are two rookies to watch from the 152-pound novice class. In their first bouts, Kelly was thrilling en route to a 5-0 decision over Luis Dellafera (Competitive Edge) while Sainvil battered Luis Torres (Main St. BC), forcing a third-round stoppage.
Berto Labonte (l.) blasts his way to a win over Christian Rodriguez in 2012 Daily News Golden Gloves boxing tournament.
1.22.12 - Daily News
Gloves action just Electric
Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club), who took home P.C. Richard & Son Boxer of the Night honors on Friday, is leaning on his training and the prowess of his coaches to lead him to the finals at Madison Square Garden. If he succeeds in getting to that stage, Sainvil is eager to showcase his anvil fists to a televised audience. “I want my boxing career to be a message to the world,” he said. “God has given me talent; I want to use it to make an impact.”
1.20.12 - Daily News
Herbie Gaines shocks with Golden Gloves win in 152-pound novice class; Saturday's scheduled Gloves
The P.C. Richard & Son Boxer of the Night honor went to Maxito Sainvil (Extreme Fight Club). Sainvil moved on by landing some anvil-like shots against challenger Luis Torres (Main St. BC). Torres held tough for the first two rounds, but a series of combinations to the body and head forced the referee to halt matters.
“It’s all about my training,” Sainvil said. “My coach trains me to be mentally and physically tough. That’s where the fight is won.”