(MAR 11) Dmitriy Salita of
Salita Promotions and Marshall Kauffman of Kings Promotions
proudly announce the signing of a co-promotional deal with newly
crowned Women’s WBC Silver Heavyweight Champion Danielle
Perkins.
Undefeated as a professional, the six-foot tall, 198-lb Perkins
(3-0, 1 KO) was also the USA National Champion and 2019 Amateur
Boxing Heavyweight World Champion, the first American man or
woman to win a world championship since Claressa Shields in
2016. An outstanding multi-sport athlete, Perkins was also an
exceptional collegiate basketball player at St. John’s
University where she helped her team make two trips to the NCAA
Tournament, before playing hoops professionally in Europe for a
time.
From Houston via Brooklyn, New York, Perkins found boxing after
she was critically injured in an automobile accident that left
her temporarily paralyzed. Perkins underwent a rigorous
rehabilitation program, and upon her recovery, dedicated herself
to boxing where her tremendous physical gifts became immediately
apparent.
“I’m excited to officially announce signing with Kings
Promotions and Salita Promotions,” said Perkins. My dream is to
unify the championships in the female heavyweight division and
now the right team is in place for me to realize it.”
Reading, Pennsylvania-based Kauffman, known for his outstanding
work with countless contenders and champions as both a trainer
and promoter, says he shares Perkins’ dreams of championship
glory.
“I am very excited to co-promote Danielle Perkins with Salita
Promotions,” said Kauffman. “Salita is very familiar with
women’s boxing and has done a very good job with Claressa
Shields. I believe that with all of our experience combined,
Danielle will soon be the first American Female Heavyweight
Champion.”
Perkins, who continues to hone her skills with trainer James
Cooper, showed marked improvement and had a much easier time in
her recent pay-per-view rematch against Georgia’s Monika “Lay Em
Down” Harrison (2-2, 1 KO), scoring a dominant eight-round
unanimous decision and her first professional title, the WBC
Silver Heavyweight Championship in the process.
“Danielle is improving with each fight and is on her way to
being a heavyweight champion of the world,” said Dmitriy Salita.
“Her skills, personality and ring presence are going to make her
an emerging star in women’s boxing.”
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