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4th Win !!
Marcus Browne continued his winning streak with a 2nd Round TKO over T. Goyco. In Round 2 with about 54 seconds left after a strong combo, Goyco’s corner decided the fight was over. Marcus improves to a record of 4 Wins 0 Losses and all wins coming by the way of knockout.
Once Again It’s On !!
Saturday, April 27th 2013 – Brooklyn Barclay’s Center
Come Join me and #TEAMBROWNE as I take on Taneal Goyco in my 4th professional boxing match. If you are unable to attend, make sure to watch my fight LIVE on Showtime Extreme. Check your local listings for time.
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Showing Love at Golden Gloves
Gerry Cooney & Me
Sherif “Sugar Boy” Younan, Me & Hans
Special Shout-out to James Wilkins on his win !! #PARKHILLWARRIORS
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Barclays Center – VICTORY !!
Former Olympian Sir Marcus Browne made easy work of his opponent Josh Thorpe in a light heavyweight fight. Thorpe went down in the first round after some heavy body shots, he then somehow rose to his feet but a few seconds later with 18 seconds left in the first round the referee called the fight to a stop. Marcus Browne is now 3-0 with 3 KOs.
Thanks for everyone that came out to support.
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Marcus Browne on The Steph Lova Show
Just want to give a shout out to Steph Lova for having me on her show and a big shout out to www.DTFRADIO.com for having us as well.
If you missed the show check it out here (You can start watching at 50 Min:51 Sec)
Ready For War – March 9th 2013 – Barclays Center
Come out and support #TEAMBROWNE as I take on Josh Thorpe , Saturday March 9th 2013 @ Brooklyn Barclay’s Center. #TEAMBROWNE is ready for war !!!!
BROOKLYN – WE HERE !!!
STATEN ISLAND, BROOKLYN, QUEENS, MANHATTAN, THE BRONX, LONG ISLAND & NEW JERSEY !!!
COME SHOW SUPPORT !!! MY FIRST FIGHT IN NYC !!!!! ITS GOING TO BE A GREAT NIGHT OF BOXING !!!
2nd Pro Fight – Victory !!
Marcus Browne, the boxing pride of Staten Island, N.Y., went to 2-0 with a TKO win over Ritchie Cherry at the L.A. Sports Arena on Saturday. Browne, 22, scored three knockdowns against his foe from Oklahoma.
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Pro Debut a Success !! 3rd Round KO !!
The day finally came where Marcus Browne is no longer considered an amateur fighter. It took place November 9th 2012 on SHOBOX Night of the Olympians, Marcus took on his first opponent in his pro debut and nationally televised fight. He battled Codale Ford (2-0) who was very awkward in the beginning of the fight. Marcus made his way closer and closer and ended the fight 1:04 into round 3 with a hard body shot. Marcus Browne is now 1W – 0L with 1 win by way of KO.
Stay tuned for more info on Marcus Browne next fight.
DON’T FORGET !!!!!! PRO DEBUT LIVE ON SHOBOX !!!!
Live on SHOBOX Friday November 9th, 2012 at 9PM EST – Night of the Olympians !!!
My debut fight will be live on SHOBOX, watch me as I take on Codale Ford (2-0) in my Pro Debut !!!
Thanks to all my fans and supporters!!!
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Get Ready for Marcus Browne Pro Boxing Debut !!
Marcus Browne will make his Pro Boxing debut on the November 9 edition of ShoBox, with four other 2012 U.S. Olympians making their pro debuts on the card.
Stay tuned for more info…….
Update !! Marcus Browne Signs Pro Contract
Marcus Browne has officially left amateur boxing behind.
The 21-year-old Clifton resident and U.S. Olympian signed a five-year professional managerial contract Monday with renowned boxing figure Al Haymon.
Browne said his first pro fight will take place “sometime in early November on the West Coast. It’s supposed to be televised, too, but I don’t know what network. Next week, I should have the definite time and venue.”
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Pro career beckons Marcus Browne after Olympic boxing run
A tired Marcus Browne arrived back in Clifton Saturday afternoon, looking to surround himself with familiar faces and looking forward to starting his pro career less than a week after his dreams of an Olympic medal ended with a close decision.
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13 – 11
His Olympic boxing tournament wound up lasting nine minutes, which is whole lot shorter than Marcus Browne imagined. He had guaranteed a few days earlier that he’d be leaving London with some hardware, but the 21-year-old Browne, a light heavyweight out of the Clifton section of Staten Island and the Atlas Cops ‘N Kids gym in Park Hills, departed with nothing but the first U.S. boxing defeat of these Games Monday afternoon, a dispiriting 13-11 decision to Damien Hooper of Australia in the ExCel Arena.
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Watch me Today @ 10:45am SHARP on CNBC
I will be fighting HOOPER DAMIAN of Australia!!!
Lets go TEAM USA !!!!
3 Ways to Watch Marcus Browne (81kg) on CNBC
1. Download the free app LIVE EXTRA on your mobile phone, enter your user name and password for your cable provider and you are set.
2. Click Link to direct you to live streaming of NBC Olympic Boxing & Schedule CLICK HERE (**you may also have to enter a user name and password for your current cable provider**)
3. If you are TIME WARNER CABLE SUBSCRIBER, you can watch on channel 15 – CNBC or channel 715 – CNBCHD
NEW Updated Times – Watch Marcus Browne on CNBC
The times that were scheduled before were incorrect, below are the correct times and date:
July 30 – 8:30am (Bouts 1-5)
3:30PM (Bouts 6-10) (Round of 32)
August 4 – 8:30AM (Bouts 1-4)
3:30Pm (Bouts 5-8) (Round of 16)
August 8 – 3:30PM (Quarter Finals)
August 10 – 3:30PM (Semi Finals)
August 12 – 8:30AM (Finals)
**All times are Eastern Standard Time **
Marcus Browne’s talk good as gold leading up to State Island-native’s Olympic tournament draw
London Boasting is as much a part of boxing as laces and liniment, and Marcus Browne, three-time Daily News Golden Gloves champion and current U.S. Olympian, apparently doesn’t mind carrying the tradition forward.
Browne, 21, is a 6-2 lefthander out of the Clifton section of Staten Island. He has no world ranking, no major international titles, and no shortage of bravado or so he wants us to believe.
He’ll leave the verse to Muhammad Ali, who preceded him as an Olympic light-heavyweight by 52 years, but stands firm in his conviction.
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Watch on NBC – USA Olympic Schedule (Light Heavy Weight Only)
July 30 – 9:45AM on NBC (Round of 32)
August 4 – 10:30AM on NBC (Round of 16)
August 8 – 6:30PM on NBC (Quarter Finals)
August 10 – 6:00PM on NBC (Semi Finals)
August 12 – 9:45AM on NBC (Finals)
**All times are Eastern Standard Time **
The Game 365 – Marcus Browne
In case you missed The Game 365 on MSG, below is the schedule:
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPL Jul 16 7:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPLHD Jul 16 7:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPLHD Jul 17 8:00 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPL Jul 17 8:00 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPL Jul 18 5:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPLHD Jul 18 5:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGHD Jul 23 3:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSG Jul 23 3:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPLHD Jul 23 7:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPL Jul 23 7:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPL Jul 25 3:30 AM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPLHD Jul 25 3:30 AM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPLHD Jul 26 7:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGPL Jul 26 7:30 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSG Jul 29 6:00 PM
“Marcus Browne”, MSGHD Jul 29 6:00 PM
Support , Get Your Marcus Browne T-Shirt at any Modell’s in Staten Island
All shirts are$10.00 and all proceeds from the T-shirt sales will go toward sending my family to the Olympic Games in London.
-M.Browne
Thanks for the support Daily News
Walked into the Daily News Building and saw this…..
Marcus Browne wins Gold in Olympic Qualifier
Thank you Universal Sports for Video
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Marcus Browne qualifies for 2012 Olympics with 12-6 decision vs. Felix Valera
Marcus Browne, a three-time Daily News Golden Gloves champion from Staten Island who has drawn favorable comparisons to the pro light heavyweight, Chad Dawson, officially qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games on Tuesday with a quarterfinal victory at the Americas Qualifier in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in his final opportunity to make the cut. The 21-year-old captured a 12-6 workmanlike decision over Felix Valera of the Dominican Republic to secure his spot.
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Clifton boxer Marcus Browne scores quick win to near Olympic bid
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — Marcus Browne is now one win away from competing in the Summer Olympics after his first-round TKO victory Sunday night in the opening round of the 2012 AIBA Americas Qualifier.
The Clifton resident and USA Boxing’s light heavyweight representative made quick work of Declan Calliste of Trinidad, with the referee stopping the bout just 1:17 into the first round after Browne’s barrage prompted a second standing-eight count.
The Atlas Cops & Kids Boxing Club product advances to a quarterfinal bout Tuesday against an opponent to be determined.
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Ailing Marcus Browne sorry to bow out of Golden Gloves
Tuesday night’s (3/13/12) Daily News Golden Gloves semifinal card at Petrides High School was, unfortunately, more memorable for the fighter who wasn’t there than the ones who were.
Clifton resident Marcus Browne — the reigning U.S. Olympic Trials and USA Boxing National Championships light heavyweight champion — didn’t make the weight for his 178-pound open division bout and thus had to forfeit the title he’s won the last two years.
“I’m depressed,” said Browne late Tuesday night via telephone, after the nine-bout card had been completed in Sunnyside. “I was 1.6 pounds over, even though I’ve had a stomach virus since (Monday night). I initially wanted to fight, then in the middle of the day was too sick to. But as the time got closer and they called me, I went in.”
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Marcus Browne, light heavyweight from Staten Island, one step closer to Olympics after winning USA Boxing National Championship
When Marcus Browne, a three-time Daily News Golden Gloves champion, failed to qualify for the 2012 Olympic Games in October, he had a decision to make. He could turn professional, and accept one of several offers from promoters and managers to abandon the amateur ranks. Or, he could stick it out and try to qualify for the Olympic Games again in another round of box-offs.
Browne chose the latter and in a nod to his increasing maturity and talent, the Staten Island resident took another step on Saturday to realizing his dreams of competing at the London Games. Browne, a 6-2 southpaw, retained his No. 1 spot atop the rankings with a foul-filled, 20-14 victory over Steve Nelson(Fort Walton Beach, Fla.) in the light-heavyweight (178-pound) final of the USA Boxing National Championship at the Fort Carson Special Events Center in Colorado Springs, Co.
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Staten Island boxer Marcus Browne advances in National Championships when opponent fails to make weight
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Clifton resident Marcus Browne advanced to the quarterfinals of the light-heavyweight division at the USA Boxing National Championships today as his opponent, Mario Davis Jr. of Alabama, failed to make weight.
With the walkover victory, the 21-year-old Browne will fight in a quarterfinal bout tomorrow against an opponent (and at a time) to be determined.
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Marcus Browne takes first fight at USA Boxing National Championships
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Clifton resident Marcus Browne took his first step toward capturing the light-heavyweight division at the USA Boxing National Championships as he defeated Florida’s Craig Duncan in a three-round decision Tuesday at the Fort Carson Special Events Center.
Browne, 21, advances to the round of 16 Wednesday to fight Mario Davis Jr. at a time to be determined.
Davis, of Hillsboro, Ala., won a decision against Anthony Pegues of New Rochelle, N.Y.
Browne, who needs to win this tournament to keep alive his shot at competing in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, followed the same strategy that he used to win the 178-pound division at the U.S. Olympic Boxing Trials last August.
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Browne goes for Gold in Olympics and Gloves
All it took was one punch to bring the Staten Island crowd to its feet.
Olympic hopeful and hometown hero Marcus Browne (Atlas Cops N Kids) was on center stage Friday night when the 178-pound open class debuted at the 2012 Daily News Golden Gloves before a robust and rowdy audience at Tottenville High School. The southpaw’s lightning-quick hands consumed challenger Rodney Carter (Morris Park BC) from the opening bell in their quarterfinal matchup, turning him into a human punching bag.
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