Cruiserweight world titleholder Tony Bellew will make his first defense when he squares off against American veteran B.J. Flores on Oct. 15 at Echo Arena in Liverpool, England -- Bellews hometown -- Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn announced Monday.Tony has done the city proud and Im delighted to bring world championship boxing back to Liverpool, Hearn said. We are planning a huge card for Oct. 15. There is no love lost between Tony and Flores, and fans can expect fireworks in and out of the ring.The 33-year-old Bellew (27-2-1, 17 KOs) won the 200-pound title in front his hometown fans on May 29 when he survived a first-round knockdown and rallied for an impressive third-round knockout of powerful Ilunga Junior Makabu.Now comes defense No. 1 against the experienced Flores (32-2-1, 20 KOs), and the outspoken Bellew said he is aiming for a knockout.I am going to smash B.J. Flores to bits and be the first man stop him, Bellew said. All he keeps saying is that I am a light heavyweight, I am this, I am that, so we will soon find out. Hes been mouthing off and following me around for a couple of years and Im just a little bit fed up with him now. Thats the best way to look at it.I believe he will be training with Shane McGuigan and the David Haye camp, and the one thing about fighting Flores is we could well have fireworks before the fight even begins. He needs to tone it down and realize that I am giving him this opportunity and he is giving me nothing. He can do what he does and say what he wants, well see. Come fight night, he is going to be in for a rude awakening.Bellew moved up to the cruiserweight division in 2014 after years as a light heavyweight, where he lost two world-title shots, by sixth-round knockout to Adonis Stevenson in 2013 and by majority decision to Nathan Cleverly in 2011.Flores, 37, of Chandler, Arizona, fought for an interim cruiserweight belt in July 2015 but lost a unanimous decision to Beibut Shumenov. The fight with Bellew will be Flores first shot at a full world title.I am looking forward to this massive opportunity to become WBC champion of the world, said Flores, who will begin training camp following the conclusion of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, where he is working as NBCs boxing analyst. I will completely dedicate the next 63 days of my life to making sure I am 100 percent ready on fight night. Tony is a good fighter and has earned his title. Many U.K. fans are not familiar with my style and will be in for a real treat on Oct. 15.I greatly respect the sport of boxing and I take this very seriously. I have been rated in the top 15 in the world since July of 2007. All of that means nothing unless I am able to finish with a world championship belt around my waist. I am not coming to be part of an event.Flores bounced back from the loss to Shumenov with a six-round decision win against Roberto Santos on May 21.There will not be one corner cut or one day without maximum effort. I am coming to win and after multiple camps and preparations, I finally understand exactly what I need to do to win on Oct. 15, Flores said.Scarpe Scontatissime Italia .Y. -- Canadas Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse have another World Cup gold medal after winning the two-women bobsled race on Saturday in Lake Placid, N. Air Max 720 Outlet Italia . 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Riess put his final opponent Jay Farber all-in with an Ace-King.Light heavyweight contender Eleider Storm Alvarez will stay busy awaiting the title shot, in which he is due to challenge world champion Adonis Stevenson in a mandatory bout.Before that bout happens, though, Alvarez (20-0, 10 KOs) will face southpaw Norbert Noras Dabrowski (19-5-1, 7 KOs) in a 10-round bout on Dec. 10 at the Montreal Casino in Montreal, promoter Yvon Michel announced on Wednesday.It was at the insistence of his team that Alvarez will jump in the ring on Dec. 10, Michel said. Waiting for his world title fight, Eleider is not afraid to risk his lofty position in the rankings to give himself the best conditions for success when his time comes. Dabrowski has never been stopped.Said Alvarez: I am happy to come back to the Montreal Casino, where I had my first three pro fights. I asked my team to keep me active and to also evaluate what I do well and what I do badly against southpaws. I want to be fully ready for (southpaw) Adonis Stevenson and become the first Colombian light heavyweight champion of the world.The 39-year-old Stevenson (28-1, 23 KOs), who is from Haiti but fights out of MMontreal, has made seven title defenses since winning the world championship by first-round knockout of Chad Dawson in 2013.dddddddddddd He is coming off a fourth-round knockout of Thomas Williams on July 29.The mandatory bout with Alvarez was supposed to take place before the end of this year, but the fight has been delayed, Michel said.We are waiting for a television date, Michel said. Meantime, Alvarez needs to stay active.Alvarez, 32, a 2008 Olympian for his native Colombia, also fights out of Montreal and is a natural rival for Stevenson. Alvarez is coming off a one-sided, 10-round decision against Robert Berridge on July 29. In Alvarezs previous bout, he became Stevensons mandatory challenger with a tight majority decision win against Isaac Chilemba in November 2015.Dabrowski, 28, of Poland, will be fighting for only the second time outside of his home country. He is coming off an eight-round decision win against then-undefeated countryman Marek Matyja on Oct. 22. ' ' '