Thomas LaManna to face Juan Carlos Abreu on June 8

South Jersey’s personal Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna is able to hit camp exhausting to organize for the vacant World Boxing Affiliation (WBA) Gold Middleweight World Title combat in opposition to Dominican Republic’s Juan Carlos Abreu in the primary occasion in a twelve-round bout on Saturday, June 8 at Bally’s Atlantic Metropolis.

This World Championship Boxing Occasion is being promoted by Primary Occasions in affiliation with LaManna’s Rising Star Promotions.

Tickets, priced at $75, $120, $150 and $250, are on sale now.

“I’ve been within the gymnasium a number of instances every week simply retaining in form, however camp goes full-on starting Monday. Then the true coaching begins – a lot of conditioning and beginning to get the burden down.

“In a pair weeks we ramp it up extra after we start sparring and dealing the sport plan in. I’ve sparred with Juan Carlos Abreu so I’m slightly aware of him realizing that he’s an influence man.”

Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna (37-5, 16 KOs) born and raised in Millville, NJ, simply down the highway from Atlantic Metropolis, is on a seven combat win streak that propelled him onto the world stage.

He’s undefeated in Atlantic Metropolis, 21 wins, no losses and one draw general and 7 wins with no losses at Bally’s. He made his skilled debut in 2011 and has a powerful assortment of belts, together with the New Jersey State Welterweight Title, World Boxing Council (WBC) FECARBOX title, WBA Fedecentro title, WBA Fedecaribe title and the WBA Fedalatin title.

He has received two titles in AC and made two profitable defenses. His string of seven wins started after his 2021 world title combat defeat to Erislandy Lara.

Juan Carlos “Merengue” Abreu (26-7-1, 24 KOs) is from La Romana, Dominican Republic. He’s a former World Boxing Council Worldwide Tremendous Welterweight Champion and two-time Worldwide Boxing Federation Youth Tremendous Light-weight Champion. The heavy-handed Dominican will come into the June 8 title combat having knocked out 5 of his final seven opponents.