danger phentermine
Team KayO's new danger phentermine coach Tim Richardson, a three time regional Golden Gloves champion, made the decision to match Chavez against Perez. "After seeing the kid we felt we had a really good match," Richardson said."He was a new fighter with no fights and Eddie only had one fight from back in June at Hutch Fest." Shortly after Chavez's fight began Saturday, Richardson told Chavez to stick and move, and then let Chavez to attempt to knockout Perez in the first round because "he didn't look to be in that good of shape." Chavez was struck by a lot of hard shots, but kept moving. In the second round, Chavez turned up the heat and began landing a myriad of hard shots and combos on his opponent, forcing him into the ropes where he appeared to have Perez hurt and about to go out when the bell ended the round. "It was non stop action all three rounds," Cook said. Even though Chavez lost the fight, he felt good about it, but knew he was a small guy in a big weight class. "He will be dropping in weight to fight his next opponent in January at the state tournament," Cook said. Cook is also looking forward to having Richardson as danger phentermine coach for the forseeable future. "I'm extremely glad to have Tim bring his experience to our team," Cook said. "He is one of the most decorated fighters to ever come from Ark City and he is ready to start the youth danger phentermine team back up in full force. "I've seen this guy in the gym with the kids and he is exactly what our youth program was missing in the past. I look forward to having Tim produce some new, talented boxers that Ark City has always been known for." Team KayO would like to thank their sponsors: Mr. Rod Donaldson, Sherwin Williams and Quality Water. Anyone interested in Team KayO and their danger phentermine and martial arts programs, call Cook at 441 8381 or stop by 120 W. 5th Ave. from 4 8 p.m. Monday Friday. ... danger phentermine