David A. Avila is a journalist for Zona de Boxeo, specializing in boxing news and analysis. With a focus on providing in-depth coverage of boxing matches and events, David's articles offer insights into the world of professional boxing, including fight results, analysis, and perspectives on notable fighters and their performances.
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David A. Avila's coverage primarily focuses on boxing, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage. This suggests that he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering unique insights from experts in the boxing world or exclusive access to events or athletes.
Given his focus on boxing matches, champions, and promotions, outreach could be tailored towards individuals with intimate knowledge of the sport who can provide original perspectives or insider information about upcoming fights, emerging talents, or industry trends.
While David does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, it may still be valuable for PR professionals to consider any potential regional relevance when pitching stories related to boxing matches and promotions covered by him.
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Amanda Serrano and Jake Paul Vanquish Overmatched Foes in Tampa
East L.A.’s Omar Trinidad knocked out Ukraine’s Viktor Slavinskyi to retain the WBC Continental America’s featherweight title on Friday in a strategic but entertaining contest.
By: David A. Avila
Led by boxing’s impressive Terence Crawford, a sports promotion called Riyadh Season is dipping its toes into America.
By: David A. Avila
A Hollywood crowd saw Terence “Bud” Crawford slowly whittle away the strength of WBA super welterweight titlist Israil Madrimov and gain late momentum to win by unanimous decision on Saturday.
By: David A. Avila
Avila Perspective, Chap. 291: Vergil Ortiz and Serhii Bohachuk Hate Decisions
By: David A. Avila
A familiar feeling of energy races through me like extra-caffeinated coffee whenever I drive toward Las Vegas for a major boxing card.
Even when Floyd “Money” Mayweather was a youngster his reputation as a superb boxer was known. Back in the 1990s he was gathering interest from promoters and fans like a bright light attracts moths.
LOS ANGELES-Southern California boxing takes center stage again on Saturday.
By: David A. Avila
South Central L.A.’s Diego Pacheco knocked out Poland’s Maciej Sulecki with a body shot that not only retained his super middleweight titles but places him in the hunt for the world title on Saturday
Super welterweight contender Callum Walsh worked out for reporters and videographers at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, Calif. on Thursday,
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