“I took the first fight on short notice like I usually do. This time I have had a month to get ready and this time it’s going to be different,” said Dailey. They fought a year ago in South Philly with Vasquez stopping Dailey in the fifth. “I have a new trainer in Billy Briscoe and plenty of sparring. I understand he (Dailey) is predicting to stop me in 3. I don’t care what happened last time. He brings excitement to a fight and so do I. It should be a good fight with plenty of my fans there,” said Vasquez.

When Vasquez says plenty of fans we know he means it. He has been a top drawing card in the city for some time. His debut was in Reading and his next 16 fights in Philly up until his last match in this same venue in Chester. He makes sure his fans have access to his fights by even turning down Atlantic City offers. This should be a very good fight.

In another 6 rounder it will be the return of popular Philly’s light heavyweight Tony “Boom Boom” Ferrante, 9-2 (4), whose last 2 fights have been out of the Philly area will be facing Joe Park, 8-5 (6) in a 6 rounder. The rest of the 5 matches featured are all 4 rounder’s with some of the best prospects in the area starting with Angel “Razor” Ocasio, 4-0 (1), probably in his last 4 rounder. Being one of the most popular boxer’s in and out of the ring in Philly, Ocasio’s team have organized www.makboxing.com and are looking for a bright future for their star boxer.

Super Middleweight Fred Jenkins, 1-0 won his debut by knockout at Harrah’s in March and returns. Philly middleweight Rashad Brown, 3-0 (1), makes his hometown debut. Newark, DE, lightweight Joey Tiberi, 3-1 (3), whose only loss was at Harrah’s in their first show in January returns to action after a knockout win in Atlantic City. Making his debut will be Niam Nelson at light welterweight in an all Philly match-up against Kywame Hill. The first bout will be at 7:30PM