MCALLEN, TX, May 21, 2009 - Fists of Fury Boxing, a Marc Fantich Boxing Spectacular, would like to proudly announce their sponsorship of #96, Tyler Wharton for the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship.
Following an illustrious amateur career, which included multiple Loretta Lynn's championships, Tyler will be making his professional outdoor series debut this weekend at Glen Helen Raceway in Southern California in the premier 450 class. Fists of Fury Boxing is extremely impressed with Tyler and his development into one of the rising stars in motocross.
"Tyler is a unique athlete," said owner Marc Fantich, "in that he possess the will, fortitude and never say die attitude of a Michael Jordan type competitor. Plus he's such a smart rider; it's as if he's been racing the pro circuit for years."
Racing as a member of the Warthog Racing Academy and trained by Shannon Niday, we proudly welcome Tyler Wharton into the Fists of Fury Boxing racing family.
About Fists Of Fury Boxing:
Fists of Fury Boxing is an exciting boxing event. Unlike your typical boxing events, Fists of Fury concentrates on the experience factor, relying heavily on entertaining the audience above and beyond their expectations. It's more of a spectacle than it is a boxing match. For further information, visit www.FistsOfFuryBoxing.com.
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About Warthog Racing:_
Warthog Racing (WR) is a unique company formed to better the sport of motocross. WR is comprised of two distinct entities: the not-for-profit Warthog Racing Academy, created to conceptualize, fund, and execute meaningful programs aimed directly at supporting the privateers; and Warthog Enterprises (WE), which focuses on merchandise and entertainment products. The WR website is at www.WarthogRacing.com
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