This content was created by Adrienne Barker, MAS. This content was uploaded by Adrienne Barker, MAS. This is a YouTube video excerpt titled "August 21, 2022" containing live commentary and crowd/interviewer reactions from a boxing broadcast (Boxing TV Summer Heat presented by CED/ES Boxing). Primary participants in the excerpt are commentators Michael Parente and Sucre Rey Oliveira, plus an excited third on-site speaker labeled SPEAKER A and references to fighters Stevie Jane Coleman (winner by TKO) and Yesenia Rivas, as well as Alejandro Polino. The clip covers the opening bout, describes the knockout/TKO about 39 seconds into round 1, replay commentary on punches and footwork, and crowd reactions. The metadata shows a YouTube content type with a creation timestamp of 2022-08-21T18:15:27Z.
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Do it again.
Her coach Paul has a daughter.
No, I'm just thinking because that's not her daughter's sister.
No. All right, ladies, we went over the rules in the dressing room.
Yes, Stevie's tall.
Go back to your corners. All right, about to get underway here in our first bout of the evening on Boxing TV Summer Heat presented by CED. ES Boxing. Michael Parente joined by Sucre Rey Oliveira. You mentioned Stevie Jane Coleman. Also, uh, fighting on the card tonight is her boyfriend Alejandro Polino. How many times? Right, husband and wife duo or boyfriend-girlfriend duo. We'll see him later on.
I asked him earlier who sells more tickets. The right answer, he says she does.
That'd be a nice competition, right? Drive each other to succeed.
Yes, Stevie is tough, man. Look at her legs and stuff. Wow. She knows she's strong.
Um, Stevie's hometown, she's coming out throwing her punches.
I mean, 41 years of age, pro debut, you've waited all this time, why milk it, right? Go in there and fight.
Stevie's getting a lot of hits. She got hurt right there with a quick left hand. Oh, the left hook!
Here comes Coleman now, putting on the pressure. Eats a big right hand, it's over.
And Danny Chivonne—
does that mean it's over?
Stevie, wow, so proud of her. And she knows how to play the crowd. That's the way to do it. Wait, is that—
look.
Oh yeah, there. Yep, there's— they were there.
It looks like she was kind of turning her back to the action, right?
I think I saw it.
Dangerous for a fighter when he or she is in trouble, not facing the opponent, turning it back. You can take a shot to the side there. I agree, good stoppage by Dana Schiavone. We'll take a look here at the replay. What really got the ball rolling here?
Jane came out, you know, um She's 20 years younger than her too.
She's got some really good punches in there. Wow, beautiful. I mean, for me to say that's weird, but—
So the first knockout victory of Stevie Jane Coleman's young career comes against Yesenia Rivas. A short-lived effort nonetheless.
Is it over?
I'm very confused.
I don't think it is. It can't be.
Ladies and gentlemen, your winner, 39 seconds into round number 1, by TKO, Steven Kaye!
Yes, yes, yes! I don't even know what it means, but yes, she won! Oh, I'm so happy for her. 39 seconds? I don't know what— I, I literally don't know what— I guess I don't know how boxing works, but I'm so proud of her.
Oh good. Oh, I'm so proud of her.
Look at all her tattoos going down that back. She's so cool.
Feels like a baseball player was in a home run.
Look at her. Wow, what a beautiful young lady.
They love getting those knockouts as a trainer.
Oh my God, that is just freaking exciting.
You better say that all this stuff to me when I start my career.
Not like that.
The competition is going to be on, right?
Now she should just enjoy. Now it's up to her. Yeah, I love when she works the crowd. I love that she does that. I think that that is— she has a career ahead of her. I'm gonna leave in 2 seconds.
Can you be quiet, please?
So Stevie J Coleman now with 3 consecutive wins since losing her pro debut, and she fought a 6-rounder in that debut. Here again, we take one more look, Ray. Greenis' footing looked a little off too from the start.
She was a left-hander, you know, and, uh, she kept her foot on the inside and Coleman kept her foot on the outside, which you saw every orthodox person do. She caught her with that left hook and came straight down with that right hand right there.
Yeah, that big right hand there toward the end, I think, was And that's the end of it. That was it. I don't see— I don't— it's just the end of round 1.
