Las Vegas (June 2, 2015) – Four-time world champion “Terrible” Terry Norris has confirmed that he will appear and have a booth at the Las Vegas Convention Center for the second annual Box Fan Expo that will take place Saturday Sept. 12, 2015. The Box Fan Expo will coincide with Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s last fight and Mexican Independence weekend.

The Hall of Famer, Norris will have merchandise to sell to his fans, as well as photos and memorabilia.

This unique fan experience event, which allowed fans to meet and greet boxing legends, past and current champions and other celebrities of the sport, debuted last September to large, enthusiastic crowds. This year the Expo will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and once again, allow fans a chance to collect autographs, take photos and purchase merchandise and memorabilia.

Exhibitors such as boxing gear, apparel, broadcasting media and other brand companies who wish to participate will have a chance to showcase their products to fans and the whole boxing industry.

Last year’s inaugural Box Fan Expo featured some of the most popular fighters and boxing celebrities in recent history. Fans were treated to visits with Mike Tyson, Roy Jones Jr, Sergio Martinez, Amir Khan, Zab Judah, Mikey Garcia, James Toney, Riddick Bowe, Leon Spinks Terry Norris, Shawn Porter, Chris Byrd, Jesse James Leija, Lamon Brewster, Ray Mercer, Earnie Shavers, Mia St-John, Erislandy Lara, Peter Quillin, Jean Pascal and Austin Trout. Also appearing were current WBC Champion Deontay Wilder, the charismatic Vinny Pazienza, Paul Williams, noted commentator Al Bernstein and top trainer Roger Mayweather of Mayweather Promotions.

The roster of attendees for this year’s Box Fan Expo will be announced throughout the next several months and weeks leading up to the event.

Tickets to the Box Fan Expo are available online at: http://www.boxfanexpo.eventbrite.com

View the official promo video of Box Fan Expo here: http://www.boxfanexpo.com/video-2/

View Promo Flyer here: http://www.boxfanexpo.com/promo-flyer/

View Photos Gallery 2014 here: http://www.boxfanexpo.com/photos/

For anyone in the boxing industry or brand companies who wish to be involved and reserve a booth as an exhibitor or sponsorship opportunities, please contact Box Fan Expo at:

U.S.A telephone number: (702) 997-1927 or (514) 572-7222

For any inquiries please email: boxfanexpo@gmail.com

More information on the Box Fan Expo is available at: http://www.boxfanexpo.com

You can follow Box Fan Expo on Twitter at: https://www.twitter.com/BoxFanExpo and on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/BoxFanExpo

Las Vegas (AUGUST 7TH, 2014) – 4-TIME world champion “Terrible” Terry Norris has confirmed that he will appear and have a booth to Meet & Greet his fans at the Las Vegas Convention Center for the inaugural Box Fan Expo that will take place this September from 10am to 6pm. The Boxing Expo will coincide with the rematch fight between Floyd Mayweather jr. vs Marcos Maidana.

Terry will have merchandise to sell to his fans, as well as photos and memorabilia.

Terry Norris bypassed a baseball career for one in the Boxing ring, amassing a stellar 291-4 amateur record. “Terrible” Terry turned pro in 1986 and defeated Quincy Taylor before his TKO win against Steve Little for the NABF junior middleweight title. In 1989 he challenged the hard-punching Julian Jackson for the WBA title, but was halted in the second round.

The resilient Norris bounced back to score a sensational one-round kayo over John “The Beast” Mugabi for the WBC junior middleweight belt. An impressive string of 10 successful defenses followed, including wins over Donald Curry, Jorge Castro, Carl Daniels, Meldrick Taylor, Maurice Blocker, Troy Waters and Sugar Ray Leonard. In his11th title defense, he was upset by Simon Brown via 4th round TKO, but regained the title with a 12-round decision in the rematch six months later.

Terry Norris hung up his gloves in 1997 after a glorious and spectacular career, with a 47-9 (31 KOs) pro ledger. Terry Norris was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota in 2005.

Quote from Terry Norris:

“I’m excited about the Box Fan Expo. I’m Happy to be involved and see all the fans. I think it’s a good idea to keep Retired Boxers in the loop and keep their Brand alive. I never realize before how important it was to keep my Brand in the public eye, and the Boxing Expo will help me do that.”

Every year, one of the biggest boxing weekends of the year is Mexican Independence Day. In 2014, that weekend has just got bigger, better and more fan accessible with the announcement of the FIRST-EVER BOX FAN EXPO.

Box Fan Expo will take place on Saturday, September 13th, 2014 at the Las Vegas Convention Center and will run from 10am to 6pm.

To Purchase tickets click: http://www.BoxFanExpo.eventbrite.com/

Box Fan Expo is the ultimate fan experience that was created to promote the entire boxing industry and to allow fans to celebrate, Meet and Greet their favorite boxers and boxing celebrities. The event will feature boxing legends, today’s superstars, Hall of Famers, future prospects and the stars of today all under one roof.

The event will also feature major promoters, ring card girls, sanctioning organizations as well as trainers, referees, commentators and announcers. Anyone that directly or indirectly represents the sport of boxing will have a chance to showcase themselves to the boxing fans and whole industry. Also in attendance will be exhibitors, sponsors, television broadcasters and media.

Box Fan Expo will also feature different activities such as autograph sessions, photo ops, weigh in, face off with your favorite fighters and buy merchandise.

Throughout the next several weeks, there will be weekly updates on the many stars that have already committed their appearance at the Box Fan Expo.

For anyone in the industry who would like to be involved and reserve a booth, contact

Box Fan Expo at:

U.S.A Telephone Number: (702) 997-2099 or (514) 572-7222

Email: info@boxfanexpo.com

For more info go to: www.boxfanexpo.com

Follow Box Fan Expo on twitter: https://www.twitter.com/BoxFanExpo

Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BoxFanExpo

Box Fan Expo is committed to helping the Retired Boxers Foundation which is a nonprofit organization that helps improve the quality of life for retired fighters. This is a fantastic opportunity for sponsors, retailers and anybody involved in the boxing industry to get involved and be a part of this once in a lifetime event and help out this great cause. Box Fan Expo is proud to announce that part of the proceeds from the event will help the Retired Boxers Foundation.

Through out the 90’s one of the best fighters in the World Pound for Pound was “Terrible” Terry Norris. He finished with a record of 47-9(31) and was a career Light Middleweight winning the WBC & IBF titles in his twelve year career. Norris now 43, still keeps in shape and keeps himself busy with various activity’s. Here what Norris had to say on a variety of subjects.

Hello Terry, welcome to 15rounds.com

Thanks for having me!

Anson Wainwright – Firstly how are thing’s? It’s been 12 years this November since retired what have you done with your time?

Terry Norris – Well I’ve just been relaxing, enjoying life.

Anson Wainwright – Do you still get fight fans recognise you and come over and have chat with you?

Terry Norris – People still recognize me when I’m out. Its nice to be remembered. I always take the time to talk with them. People also often mistake me for Keenan Wayens. Haha!

Anson Wainwright – Are you involved in any capacity in Boxing these days?

Terry Norris – Yes! I am currently just excepted an offer from the WBF to be Regional Supervisor for California. I’m training a few fighters and celebrities in my home gym in L.A doing some private boxing sessions. I’m also putting together a Youth Boxing Program for summer and after school. I’m forming my own boxing team/club. My wife and I have founded “The Final Fight” a foundation for Pro Boxers new and retired. We will provide resources such as financial advice, medical, housing etc. As you may know there are a lot of fallen Champs. I feel its time the real truth be told about what’s going on with them. We will use our foundation to also work towards the formation of a UNION for pro-boxers. We are doing a Reality Show and Documentary about it Called “The Lady and The Champ” this will also be the Title of my book.

Anson Wainwright – You had a really good career winning the WBC Light Middleweight crown three times and the IBF title once. You also fought a who’s who of 154 pounders. What was your proudest moment in Boxing?

Terry Norris – I have to say it was winning my first world title.

Anson Wainwright – Can you tell us about how you first became interested in Boxing and the path you took until you eventually turned pro?

Terry Norris – My mom was the one to push me to start boxing to get me off of the streets. My dad was training my brother at the time. I spared a lot with my brother. I fought 290 amateur fights

Anson Wainwright – Who would you say was the best fighter you ever shared the ring with?

Terry Norris – Ray is by far the best I have shared the ring with. Amazing man and friend till this day.

Anson Wainwright – You were a career Light Middleweight, how come you never moved up to Middleweight?

Terry Norris – My physical condition was and still is amazing. I sometimes can’t believe it myself. I never fought Middleweight because I could never gain the required weight.

Anson Wainwright – Was there ever a fighter who you wish you could of fought, going back i remember reading in the press that about you fighting Trinidad, Whitaker and even Chavez. How close did any of those fights come to being made?

Terry Norris – Well I would have liked to fight all of them. But the Trinidad fight was inked. I actually still have the contracts signed by Don King and Trinidad. I’m going to frame it and hang it in my gym.

Anson Wainwright – Through out your Boxing career you must of seen or been involved in some amazing things. Do you have a story that you could share with us?

Amazing story? Wow, I have so many. Hard to pick one. Hahaha!

Anson Wainwright – How is your brother Orlin doing these days? What’s he upto?

Terry Norris – My brother is good. Living the family life.

Anson Wainwright – You fought for much of your career for Don King, how did you find working with him?

Terry Norris – Don king? No comment.

Anson Wainwright – What fighters today would you of liked to of fought and how do you think it would of gone had you fough them?

Terry Norris – Fighters today? Well I’m a true warrior I would fight them all! But Floyd, yea I would have beat. To strong and fast for him.

Thanks for your time “Terrible” Terry

Anson Wainwright
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