SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. - A previous boxing promoter, ex-school b-ball mentor and originator of a Rhode Island-based game foundation was indicted for stealing from the philanthropic association he established three decades back.
Dan Doyle, of the Institute for International Sport, was discovered liable by a jury of 18 checks, including theft, fabrication, recording false archives and getting cash under misrepresentations.
Prosecutors said the 67-year-old Doyle, of West Hartford, Connecticut, utilized the establishment as a piggybank, taking more than $1 million to pay for things that included school educational cost and wedding costs for his kids and for plastic surgery.
He was additionally blamed for fashioning the marks on board reports, including that of Alan Hassenfeld, the previous CEO of Pawtucket-based Hasbro Inc.
Doyle established the organization in 1986 to make worldwide associations among schoolchildren. It was best known for the World Scholar Athlete Games and attracted prominent individuals to talk at its occasions, including previous President Bill Clinton, previous Secretary of State Colin Powell and Nobel Prize victors Desmond Tutu and Elie Wiesel.
Doyle was at one time a boxing promoter for Sugar Ray Leonard. He additionally was the head men's b-ball mentor at Trinity College in Connecticut.
He kept up his guiltlessness all through the two-month-long trial, undermining at one indicate hold a sit-in and hunger strike in the court over protests that he was not accepting a reasonable trial. His legal advisor said he and his family contributed a huge number of dollars of their own cash in the foundation, which was based at the University of Rhode Island.
Doyle stayed free on safeguard Monday and left court without addressing correspondents, however his legal advisor communicated his mistake and called him "an awesome man." His sentencing has not yet been planned.
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Carl Frampton: Rematch with Leo Santa Cruz will flabbergast
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WBA featherweight champion Carl Frampton isn't anticipating that Leo Santa Cruz should roll out a radical improvement in his approach this time around and glances back at his accomplishments in their first session. (1:38)
Dec 3, 2016
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At the point when Carl Frampton outslugged Leo Santa Cruz to win a fervently larger part choice and a featherweight world title on July 30 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, it right away turned into a top contender for battle of the year respects.
Also, now that they are set to do it again in an eagerly awaited rematch on Jan. 28 (Showtime, 10 p.m. ET) at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, the desires are high as can be for another merciless crash.
"This rematch with Leo Santa Cruz will be a stunning one. The first was viewed as a battle of the year and I don't think this can be any extraordinary. Will commence 2017 with a blast," Frampton said at a news meeting in Los Angeles on Thursday, two days after they commenced the advancement with a media occasion in Frampton's main residence of Belfast, Northern Ireland. "Leo is an astonishing warrior, and I need to express gratitude toward him for allowing me to battle for his title in July. I was glad to give him the rematch straight away. These are the sorts of battles I need to be required in."
"This rematch with Leo Santa Cruz will be an astounding one. The first was viewed as a battle of the year and I don't think this can be any extraordinary. Will commence 2017 with a blast."
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Santa Clause Cruz, who lost the belt in his second barrier, might not have conceded to who won the July battle, however he and Frampton surely concur on the sort of session they think the rematch will be.
"Carl Frampton is an incredible warrior. He has the regard of the fans since he has demonstrated that he's an awesome champion. I know it will be another nearby and energizing battle," Santa Cruz said at the news gathering. "We both prepare truly hard for our families and for the fans. We need to give all of you an extraordinary show. I realize that this rematch will be exceptionally intense."
The principal battle was a quick paced, all-activity fight from the beginning. At last, Frampton (23-0, 14 KOs), who had abandoned the lesser featherweight belts he bound together with his enormous win over Scott Quigg in February, won on scores of 117-111, 116-112 and 114-114. He felt the scores were appropriate, however many oppose this idea.
"I thought I won the principal battle. I don't think it was dubious by any stretch of the imagination," Frampton said. "I think I won the battle by three or four rounds. They were unquestionably close, aggressive rounds, yet I think I was accomplishing more to win adjusts and get approval. This one will be business as usual."
For that first battle, Frampton was the immense group top choice. Despite the fact that he had originated from Northern Ireland, New York's Irish fans turned protesting in the streets to bolster him.
Carl Frampton, right, and Leo Santa Cruz gave boxing fans something to recall when they met on July 30 at Barclays Center. Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports
The rematch is in Las Vegas, which is much nearer to Santa Cruz's home base of Southern California and the substantial Mexican fan base he conveys to his battles.
"Las Vegas is clearly somewhat nearer to home for Leo and I'm certain he'll bring a ton of fans, yet I'm bringing no less than 4,000 from the U.K.," Frampton said. "At this moment I'm the most very much bolstered contender in the U.K. It's an extraordinary benefit for me."
Wherever the battle is, Santa Cruz (32-1-1, 18 KOs), 28, said he will have made the changes important to vindicate his first thrashing.
"I gained from the primary battle that each and every mix-up truly matters," said Santa Cruz, who has won world titles in three weight divisions. "Maybe a couple could truly cost you. I prepared hard however without my father (who has been engaging tumor) - he wasn't compelling me like I'm utilized to. Those things cause issues down the road for you. It hurt, however it showed me that I need to abandon everything in the ring and work each day for what I need.
"I gained from the primary battle that each and every slip-up truly matters. Maybe a couple could truly cost you ... Those things cause issues down the road for you."
Leo Santa Cruz
"Will be rationally and physically prepared. I'm getting more inspiration from having him there [in camp]. We'll be rolling out some little improvements and will improve. I'm propelled to recover my belt. I was a champion and now I'm a previous champion. That makes me miserable. Will prepare hard and do our best to wind up distinctly a champion once more. Will go to the rec center and prepare hard to improve this battle even than the first."
In the co-include, lightweight world titleholder Dejan Zlaticanin (22-0, 15 KOs), 32, the primary world titlist from Montenegro, will make his first barrier against previous featherweight and junior lightweight titlist Mikey Garcia (35-0, 29 KOs), of Oxnard, California.
"Everybody conceives that Garcia is a pound-for-pound star, yet I need to advise everybody that will win this battle," Zlaticanin told the collected media. "This is the battle of my life. I must be prepared, and we're spot on track."
Garcia, who turns 29 on Dec. 15, will battle for the second time since consummation a 2½-year cutback brought about by a fight over his special contract with previous promoter Top Rank. He returned July 30 and seemed as though he hadn't thought twice in a fifth-round knockout of previous featherweight titlist Elio Rojas.
"I was down for more than two years, yet it appears like nobody has disregarded me," Garcia said. "We're searching for huge things. I need to get right the last known point of interest. I'm truly upbeat to have been given this chance to guarantee a world title in a third division. This will be an astonishing battle. He's a ravenous best on the planet. He's extremely risky. These are the sort of battles that I need. This is the thing that I have to substantiate myself."
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Amanda Serrano key to profit of ladies' boxing for Showtime
Dec 3, 2016
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A couple of minutes after Amanda Serrano pounded Calixta Silgado in a first-round knockout triumph to hold her ladies' featherweight world title on July 30 on the Carl Frampton-Leo Santa Cruz undercard, Serrano kept running into Showtime Sports general supervisor Stephen Espinoza in the passage at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Espinoza, who has turned out to be increasingly a devotee of ladies' boxing, complimented Serrano, who might have cherished for the battle to be broadcast on Showtime.
Espinoza advised her that he was occupied with airing her battle as well as other ladies' sessions later on, and he everything except guaranteed her that in 2017 he would figure out how to get her reporting in real time.
On Friday, Espinoza conveyed on his guarantee when Showtime reported that it would air Serrano's session on Jan. 14, additionally at Barclays Center, on Showtime Extreme (7 p.m. ET/PT), where it will broadcast preparatory battles on the Showtime card featured by the Badou Jack-James DeGale super middleweight world title unification battle.
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Dan Doyle, of the Institute for International Sport, was discovered liable by a jury of 18 checks, including theft, fabrication, recording false archives and getting cash under misrepresentations.
Prosecutors said the 67-year-old Doyle, of West Hartford, Connecticut, utilized the establishment as a piggybank, taking more than $1 million to pay for things that included school educational cost and wedding costs for his kids and for plastic surgery.
He was additionally blamed for fashioning the marks on board reports, including that of Alan Hassenfeld, the previous CEO of Pawtucket-based Hasbro Inc.
Doyle established the organization in 1986 to make worldwide associations among schoolchildren. It was best known for the World Scholar Athlete Games and attracted prominent individuals to talk at its occasions, including previous President Bill Clinton, previous Secretary of State Colin Powell and Nobel Prize victors Desmond Tutu and Elie Wiesel.
Doyle was at one time a boxing promoter for Sugar Ray Leonard. He additionally was the head men's b-ball mentor at Trinity College in Connecticut.
He kept up his guiltlessness all through the two-month-long trial, undermining at one indicate hold a sit-in and hunger strike in the court over protests that he was not accepting a reasonable trial. His legal advisor said he and his family contributed a huge number of dollars of their own cash in the foundation, which was based at the University of Rhode Island.
Doyle stayed free on safeguard Monday and left court without addressing correspondents, however his legal advisor communicated his mistake and called him "an awesome man." His sentencing has not yet been planned.
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Carl Frampton: Rematch with Leo Santa Cruz will flabbergast
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WBA featherweight champion Carl Frampton isn't anticipating that Leo Santa Cruz should roll out a radical improvement in his approach this time around and glances back at his accomplishments in their first session. (1:38)
Dec 3, 2016
Dan Rafael
ESPN Senior Writer
remark
At the point when Carl Frampton outslugged Leo Santa Cruz to win a fervently larger part choice and a featherweight world title on July 30 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, it right away turned into a top contender for battle of the year respects.
Also, now that they are set to do it again in an eagerly awaited rematch on Jan. 28 (Showtime, 10 p.m. ET) at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, the desires are high as can be for another merciless crash.
"This rematch with Leo Santa Cruz will be a stunning one. The first was viewed as a battle of the year and I don't think this can be any extraordinary. Will commence 2017 with a blast," Frampton said at a news meeting in Los Angeles on Thursday, two days after they commenced the advancement with a media occasion in Frampton's main residence of Belfast, Northern Ireland. "Leo is an astonishing warrior, and I need to express gratitude toward him for allowing me to battle for his title in July. I was glad to give him the rematch straight away. These are the sorts of battles I need to be required in."
"This rematch with Leo Santa Cruz will be an astounding one. The first was viewed as a battle of the year and I don't think this can be any extraordinary. Will commence 2017 with a blast."
Carl Frampton
Santa Clause Cruz, who lost the belt in his second barrier, might not have conceded to who won the July battle, however he and Frampton surely concur on the sort of session they think the rematch will be.
"Carl Frampton is an incredible warrior. He has the regard of the fans since he has demonstrated that he's an awesome champion. I know it will be another nearby and energizing battle," Santa Cruz said at the news gathering. "We both prepare truly hard for our families and for the fans. We need to give all of you an extraordinary show. I realize that this rematch will be exceptionally intense."
The principal battle was a quick paced, all-activity fight from the beginning. At last, Frampton (23-0, 14 KOs), who had abandoned the lesser featherweight belts he bound together with his enormous win over Scott Quigg in February, won on scores of 117-111, 116-112 and 114-114. He felt the scores were appropriate, however many oppose this idea.
"I thought I won the principal battle. I don't think it was dubious by any stretch of the imagination," Frampton said. "I think I won the battle by three or four rounds. They were unquestionably close, aggressive rounds, yet I think I was accomplishing more to win adjusts and get approval. This one will be business as usual."
For that first battle, Frampton was the immense group top choice. Despite the fact that he had originated from Northern Ireland, New York's Irish fans turned protesting in the streets to bolster him.
Carl Frampton, right, and Leo Santa Cruz gave boxing fans something to recall when they met on July 30 at Barclays Center. Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports
The rematch is in Las Vegas, which is much nearer to Santa Cruz's home base of Southern California and the substantial Mexican fan base he conveys to his battles.
"Las Vegas is clearly somewhat nearer to home for Leo and I'm certain he'll bring a ton of fans, yet I'm bringing no less than 4,000 from the U.K.," Frampton said. "At this moment I'm the most very much bolstered contender in the U.K. It's an extraordinary benefit for me."
Wherever the battle is, Santa Cruz (32-1-1, 18 KOs), 28, said he will have made the changes important to vindicate his first thrashing.
"I gained from the primary battle that each and every mix-up truly matters," said Santa Cruz, who has won world titles in three weight divisions. "Maybe a couple could truly cost you. I prepared hard however without my father (who has been engaging tumor) - he wasn't compelling me like I'm utilized to. Those things cause issues down the road for you. It hurt, however it showed me that I need to abandon everything in the ring and work each day for what I need.
"I gained from the primary battle that each and every slip-up truly matters. Maybe a couple could truly cost you ... Those things cause issues down the road for you."
Leo Santa Cruz
"Will be rationally and physically prepared. I'm getting more inspiration from having him there [in camp]. We'll be rolling out some little improvements and will improve. I'm propelled to recover my belt. I was a champion and now I'm a previous champion. That makes me miserable. Will prepare hard and do our best to wind up distinctly a champion once more. Will go to the rec center and prepare hard to improve this battle even than the first."
In the co-include, lightweight world titleholder Dejan Zlaticanin (22-0, 15 KOs), 32, the primary world titlist from Montenegro, will make his first barrier against previous featherweight and junior lightweight titlist Mikey Garcia (35-0, 29 KOs), of Oxnard, California.
"Everybody conceives that Garcia is a pound-for-pound star, yet I need to advise everybody that will win this battle," Zlaticanin told the collected media. "This is the battle of my life. I must be prepared, and we're spot on track."
Garcia, who turns 29 on Dec. 15, will battle for the second time since consummation a 2½-year cutback brought about by a fight over his special contract with previous promoter Top Rank. He returned July 30 and seemed as though he hadn't thought twice in a fifth-round knockout of previous featherweight titlist Elio Rojas.
"I was down for more than two years, yet it appears like nobody has disregarded me," Garcia said. "We're searching for huge things. I need to get right the last known point of interest. I'm truly upbeat to have been given this chance to guarantee a world title in a third division. This will be an astonishing battle. He's a ravenous best on the planet. He's extremely risky. These are the sort of battles that I need. This is the thing that I have to substantiate myself."
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Amanda Serrano key to profit of ladies' boxing for Showtime
Dec 3, 2016
Dan Rafael
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A couple of minutes after Amanda Serrano pounded Calixta Silgado in a first-round knockout triumph to hold her ladies' featherweight world title on July 30 on the Carl Frampton-Leo Santa Cruz undercard, Serrano kept running into Showtime Sports general supervisor Stephen Espinoza in the passage at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Espinoza, who has turned out to be increasingly a devotee of ladies' boxing, complimented Serrano, who might have cherished for the battle to be broadcast on Showtime.
Espinoza advised her that he was occupied with airing her battle as well as other ladies' sessions later on, and he everything except guaranteed her that in 2017 he would figure out how to get her reporting in real time.
On Friday, Espinoza conveyed on his guarantee when Showtime reported that it would air Serrano's session on Jan. 14, additionally at Barclays Center, on Showtime Extreme (7 p.m. ET/PT), where it will broadcast preparatory battles on the Showtime card featured by the Badou Jack-James DeGale super middleweight world title unification battle.
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