Mel “Black Diamond” Crossty will return to boxing action
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Mel “Black Diamond” Crossty will return to boxing action
By Special Report on Doghouse Boxing (May 28, 2013)

Mel “Black Diamond” Crossty
Mel “Black Diamond” Crossty
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Next month from his hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio, undefeated lightweight up-and-coming prospect Mel “Black Diamond” Crossty (5-0-1, 1 KO) will return to action following a near 16-month layoff as he seeks his sixth consecutive win as a professional.

Having turned pro in 2008, Crossty stayed consistent within the squared circle, defeating the opponents he needed to, keeping his unblemished record intact.

His career hit a speed bump in 2009 when he encountered managerial issues, and was unable to get a fight.  But rather than becoming complacent with his training he stayed diligent and awaited his opportunity to lace up the leather again and go to work.

Recently signing with Starpower Boxing out of Cincinnati— a full spectrum boxing managerial company—Crossty is anxious to return to action June 14.

 “Come June 14 I’m looking to be very impressive, which I know I will be,” said Crossty.  “I am ready to get back in there and do what I know how to do.  At the end of the day it is about getting that victory, and I’m ready to get it done.”

At 27-years-old Crossty has already has the chance to spar with world champions and contenders, including Adrien Broner, Devon Alexander and Sharif Bogere, to name a few, and most recently has been training in Las Vegas with Floyd Mayweather Sr. in preparation of his upcoming bout.

Crossty has the fast hands and the determination to reemerge onto the boxing scene and make an impact within the lightweight division, and his road to working towards the hardware will commence June 14. 

 “My training has been going great,” Crossty continued.  “I have been getting great work, and been giving those guys great work as well.  I really feel that right now, I am ready to match someone will my skill level.  I believe that going forward in six or seven fights I will be able to compete with any of the top fighters.  Right now it’s about going out there and feeling comfortable in the ring.”

Now teamed up with Starpower Boxing, Mel Crossty has a promising future ahead of him as long as he can execute inside the ring as he has done through the early part of his pro career.  A soft-spoken, class act in and out of the ring who wants nothing more than to fight and pursue his dream of going to war for a world title one day, Crossty is anxious to pick up where he left off last April.

“Now being with Starpower Boxing, we are taking it straight up,” said Crossty.  “I am one of the first fighters on Starpower, and we are ready to take it to the next level.  We are going to make my name big and the Starpower name big.  Getting to the top is what we are set on, and that’s what we plan on doing.”

Also on the card is Starpower’s welterweight William “Action” Jackson (10-1-1, 5 KO).  Jackson is a quick and powerful welterweight who stayed busy inside the ring until 2011 when he ran into his own promotional problems.  During his run he took down up-and-coming undefeated prospects, and at 24-years-old is bringing both experience and maturity into the ring June 14 when he looks to get back to his winning ways and put on a show in front of his Ohio fan base.

Starpower Boxing was established Michael Grace in 2013 to give boxers a stable managerial company to be fight under with the fighters’ best intentions in mind.


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