It has been years since the two last fought one another. Many have questioned if a third fight was worth it. Once Canelo Alvarez and Gennadiy “GGG” Golovkin faced off for their first press conference since September 2018 for the trilogy fight, however, the interest level increased exponentially.
Canelo and Golovkin will face off on September 17 from inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The previous fights between the two were contested in that arena. It is the perfect setting for Canelo and Golovkin to duke it out, potentially for the last time. On the line will be Canelo’s WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring super-middleweight titles.
“I don’t want this fight to go the distance. I think this fight is going to be the best. The third fight between us will be the best,” Canelo stated during the New York press conference. These two know exactly what they are doing.
It will be a tough fight, as there previous two fights, I see the fight going the distance and Canelo winning it via majority decision. With Golovkin being 40 years old, it seemed in his last fight with Murata, he was hurt a few times in the body and with Canelo being a murderous puncher in the body and coming forward as Canelo promised during the New York Press Conference, it could be very tough.
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NFT.NYC has been dubbed the Super Bowl of NFTs. True to this honorific, NFT.NYC is the largest and most respected NFT conference in the world. Celebrating its fourth year, the conference returned for a three-day in-person event that brings together fans, influencers, and developers of NFTs.
Since 2018 we’ve been committed to NFTs and the builders (well before anyone cared!)
Give The Community A Voice: Put as many speakers on stage as possible to provide a forum for the NFT community to give voice to most relevant ideas of the moment.Connection: Bring people together who are working on like projects Proselytize: Educate the global community about the value of NFTs.
The 2022 event will be hosted across 7 venues in Times Square, including the iconic Radio City Music Hall.
Jodee Rich: NFT.NYC Co-founder, spoke about the growth of the event: “This is our fourth
year hosting the event. The addition of Radio City Music Hall to the lineup of great venues
will provide an ideal platform for some of the most exciting speakers within the NFT
community.”NFT.NYC’s programming at Radio City will be hosted by Coinbase, with exclusive stage
sponsor, Ripple.”NFT.NYC brings together the diverse, global NFT community of creators, developers,
companies, projects, and educators for an inspirational exchange of ideas. We are thrilled
to present NFT.NYC.” – Coinbase.
It was a great event, this was our first NFT, event we covered, it was very educational for us to learn ourselves and educate our readers about NFT’s. See more in our World Liberty TV, Technology Channels and Blogs by Clicking here.
The first March was held in 1970 and has since become an annual civil rights demonstration.
The first March was held in 1970 and has since become an annual civil rights demonstration. Over the years, its purpose has broadened to include recognition of the fight against AIDS and to remember those we have lost to illness, violence and neglect.
The NYC Pride March will begin at noon on June 26th from 25th Street and 5th Avenue. Marchers will proceed south on 5th Avenue before heading west on 8th Street. After crossing over 6th Avenue, the March will continue on Christopher Street passing the Stonewall National Monument.
Thousands marched down 5th Avenue, political leaders, show biz people and many more LGBTQ Members travelling from all over the World, don’t forget to stop by Flip’d by IHOP, 110 E 23rd St, New York, NY, great breakfast served and much more. See More in our World Liberty TV, LGBTQ+ Channels and Blogs by clicking here.
BY: Adal Hussain, Chief Editor for World Liberty TV , 5th Ave NYC, June 12th 2022.
Puerto Rican pride will be celebrated throughout New York City in its typically colorful, in-person fashion this Sunday as the iconic national parade returns to Manhattan following a two-year pandemic hiatus.
The 65th annual event along Fifth Avenue will celebrate the culture, arts, achievements and legacies of Puerto Rico and its people. The parade starts at 11 a.m. and stretches along the iconic Manhattan span between 43rd and 79th streets.
This year it is dedicated to the municipality of Cidra, Puerto Rico, which is also referred to as the Town of Eternal Spring, or el Pueblo de la Eterna Primavera.
See more details here. The festivities begin ahead of Sunday’s big parade, though. The parade organizers and Mayor Eric Adams were set to raise the Puerto Rican flag at Bowling Green Park in Lower Manhattan Friday afternoon to officially kick off the parade weekend. A Central Park Zoo fundraising gala follows Saturday night to support the National Puerto Rican Day Parade’s college assistance efforts.
“This is a milestone year for the Parade, and our return to Fifth Avenue is yet another sign that NYC and the Puerto Rican community are strong, resilient and as vibrant as ever,” National Puerto Rican Day Parade Board Chair Louis Maldonado said in announcing the planned return last month.
It was great to be See the Puerto-Rican Day Parade in Person, we at World Liberty TV, have been covering the Parade for over 20 years. See More in our World Liberty TV, Latino Channels and Blogs by clicking here.
