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JOSH McDONALD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 7 years, 8 months AGO
by JOSH McDONALD
Staff Writer | August 9, 2017 3:00 AM

The 2017 Silver Valley Showdown on top of Silver Mountain is set for this Saturday afternoon.

Boxers from all across the Pacific Northwest will be on top of the mountain for the third edition of the high elevation event for the Silver Valley Boxing Club. Adding to an already impressive list of fighters on this years stacked card, there will be three Silver Valley fighters participating the event which will give it a solid local feel.

Talon Rupp and Alex Corwin are both youngsters who will be repping their community.

In the semi-main event, the Silver Valley’s human highlight reel, Corey Bolle, will be fighting Andrew Murphy out of Yakima, Washington.

Silver Valley and Spokane Boxing coach Rick Welliver is also excited for the other half of the co-main event when Roman Avetsiyan will meet Billy Wagner.

“These are two exciting guys and they are going to put on a fun fight,” Welliver said.

This is becoming one of the premier boxing event in the Pacific Northwest as fighter from across the region literally fight for the right to be ‘king of the mountain.’

“People come here to compete,” Welliver said. “It gives people a chance to change their perceptions of North Idaho and to also say that they have boxed at 6,000 feet.”

That experience, Welliver believes, can be a game changer or a life and career highlight for some of the fighters who come from underprivileged communities and families.

“A lot of these kids come from families that don’t even own cars,” Welliver said. “They come here and we put them on the gondola and have them fight on top of a mountain resort. People absolutely love it.”

At this time, the fight card is as follows, but as always, the card is subject to change.

Fights on the Mountain: Saturday, August 12th, 3PM Kellogg, Idaho

Red Blue

1. Tallen Rupp 8-9 Gavin Dudley Silver Valley 70 lbs Bozeman Boxing Academy

2. Alex Corwin 8-9 Isaac Taylor Silver Valley 75 lbs RIP City

3. Ivan Sanchez 9-10 Gabriel Rangel RIP City 70 lbs Bozeman Boxing Academy

4. Israel Orbino 9-10 Damian Corchran RIP City 80 lbs Electric City

5. Mathew Charlton 11-13 Jonathon Corchran RIP City 85 lbs Electric City

6. David Franco 11-12 Dylan Muhlig RIP City 90 lbs Cranbrook Eagles

7. David Calderon 11-12 Riel Martinez RIP City 95 lbs Nelson Boxing

8. Evan Goedhart 13-14 Payton Muhlig Spokane Boxing 106 lbs Cranbrook Eagles

9. Cole Paddock 13-15 Marcal Martin Hamilton Boxing 119 lbs Electric City

10. Juan Valencia 15-16 Levi Drager Dungeon Boxing 125 lbs Legacy Boxing

11, Luis Aguilar 15-16 Dominic Reyes Y-PAL 132 lbs Electric City

12. Daniel Perez 15-16 Dustin Davis RIP City 135 lbs Small Ring Kings

13. Christian Torrez 15-16 Samson Berkely Dungeon Boxing 135 lbs Nelson Boxing

14. Gustavo Medrano 15-16 Faustino Romero Jr RIP City 135 lbs R & C Boxing

15. Jamari Etherly 15-16 Dylan Clark RIP City 145 lbs Cranbrook Eagles

16. Isiah Sanders Sp Sr Nike Blackmore Spokane Boxing 190 lbs Cranbrook Eagles

Co Main Event

17. Roman Avetsiyan Op Sr Billy Wagner R & C Boxing 165 lbs Electric City

18. Corey Bolle Sp Sr Andrew Murphy Silver Valley 165 lbs Y-Pal

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