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Roc Nation Promotional Debut Jan. 9 at MSG Theatre

•Dec 9, 2014

Brooklyn, NY—Roc Nation Sports and FOX Sports have reached an agreement on a three-event boxing package, the first ever presented by the promoter, under the throne boxing banner. The announcement was made by Roc Nation Sports’ COO of Boxing David Itskowitch and Patrick Crakes, Senior Vice President, Programming Research and Content Strategy, FOX Sports. The first event is scheduled for Friday, January 9, 2015 and airs on FOX Sports 1, live from The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City (10:00 PM ET/7:00PM PT).

Dusty Harrison Blows Away Michael Clark in One

BoxingScene Staff

•Nov 2, 2014

Constitution Hall, Washington, DC - Dusty Harrison (24-0, 13KOs) blew away Michael Clark (44-12-1, 11KOs) in the first round of a welterweight contest. It was the fifth win of the year for Harrison, who landed a big right hand at 1:42 of the first to score the knockout win. It was first hometown fight for Harrison in eighteen months. Although Clark came in two pounds over the contract limit on Friday, it didn't make any difference in the match.

Dusty Harrison is Set To Return on November 1st

Random Hits

•Oct 22, 2014

Washington, D.C. - All In Entertainment presents live Professional Boxing on Saturday, November 1, 2014 from the historic DAR Constitution Hall, featuring the very best talent from the Washington, D.C. region. The Main Event features the long awaited return home of Washington, D.C.'s own undefeated WBC Youth Welterweight Champion, Dusty Hernandez-Harrison (23-0, 12 KOs), as he takes on veteran Michael Clark of Columbus, OH (44-11-1, 18 KOs). Clark has challenged for World Championships, faced world ranked contenders throughout his career and is believed to be the type of challenge needed for Hernandez-Harrison’s career heading towards superstardom.

Dusty Harrison Talks Training Injury, Return to D.C.

David P. Greisman

•Sep 27, 2014

Welterweight prospect Dusty Hernandez-Harrison was supposed to be headlining in his hometown again. Though it had been just a year and a half since he’d last done so, it had seemed like an eternity, given that he’d had eight bouts outside of Washington, D.C. since then. But a training injury canceled the card. Hernandez-Harrison spoke with BoxingScene.com on Sept. 20, a week before the show would’ve taken place, and he said he was hoping that his return would still be in D.C. and would still come against the same opponent, Hector Munoz.

Afolabi Stops Smith: Dusty Harrison, Rodriguez Win

Francisco Salazar

•Jul 26, 2014

Junior welterweight prospect Julian Rodriguez overwhelmed opponent Yankton Southern in the first round of a scheduled four round bout. Rodriguez (5-0, 4 KOs) landed a left hook to the body that forced Southern to take a knee. Southern (4-6, 4 KOs) was counted out at 43 seconds by referee Gary Rosato.

Dusty Harrison fighting July 26 on Golovkin-Geale card

David P. Greisman

•Jun 7, 2014

Welterweight prospect Dusty Hernandez-Harrison will be making his third appearance underneath a Gennady Golovkin bout when he appears July 26 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, on the undercard to Golovkin’s middleweight title bout against Daniel Geale. No opponent has been named yet for the 20-year-old from Washington, D.C. His appearance on the July 26 card was announced at a June 7 press event in Manhattan for Golovkin-Geale and Bryant Jennings vs. Mike Perez.

Dusty Hernandez-Harrison to Return May 24 in Texas

David P. Greisman

•Apr 23, 2014

Welterweight prospect Dusty Hernandez-Harrison will be returning May 24 on the undercard to the Corpus Christi, Texas, card featuring a main event bout between heavyweights Bryant Jennings and Mike Perez, according to Hernandez-Harrison, who spoke to BoxingScene.com late last week. No opponent has been announced yet. Jennings-Perez is part of an HBO broadcast that will also feature a middleweight bout between Daniel Geale and Matthew Macklin.

Dusty Harrison Continues To Learn on The Job

Francisco Salazar

•Mar 11, 2014

Life teaches people lessons and to overcome mistakes. Boxing is no different and Dusty Hernandez-Harrison may have learned his on Friday night. Harrison won a one-sided six round unanimous decision over Michael Balasi at the Pala Casino in Pala, CA. The bout opened the “Friday Night Fights” telecast on ESPN2. The win improved Harrison’s record to 21-0, with 11 KOs, while Balasi drops to 10-4, 7 KOs.

Dusty Hernandez-Harrison: Being This Busy Motivates Me

David P. Greisman

•Feb 18, 2014

He fought at the end of January. He’s fighting again in early March. If he wins, he’s looking at appearing on another major card at the end of April. This is the developmental phase for welterweight prospect Dusty Hernandez-Harrison, who turned pro when he was just 17 years old and now, a few months shy of his 20th birthday, is 20-0 with 11 knockouts.

Dusty Harrison Returns on 3/7, ESPN's Friday Night Fights

David P. Greisman

•Feb 11, 2014

It looks like 2014 could be another incredibly active year for Dusty Hernandez-Harrison, the welterweight prospect whose 20 pro wins (11 by knockouts) include eight appearances in 2013 and eight appearances in 2012. Harrison just fought on the Jan. 31 televised undercard of ESPN2’s “Friday Night Fights,” scoring a unanimous decision over Tim Witherspoon Jr. And now he is set to be back on the air on the undercard of the “Friday Night Fights” episode airing March 7 in Pala, Calif., according to posts on Harrison’s Facebook page.