Badges vs Bad Guys ...May First, 2015

This past Saturday, May first 2015 , I had the honor to photography the First Annual "Badges vs Bad Guys" at the Libertyville Sports Complex in Libertyville, Illinois. What a great time, what great fans and what great fighters..


 Among the fighters were , just to name a few were Sherrif Mark Curran, Chief Eric Guenither  and Mayor Steve Lentz.  To tell the truth, I thought these guys would cruise through their matches and run like Floyd Mayweather during the 12th round.  I couldn't have been more wrong !!!  All the fighters were awsome and truely gave all ...Oorah to all the contenders..Great Job of doing work behind the ropes.

The below slideshow is two or three images from each the the first ten matches of the evening (My Favorite pic's) ..PLEASE NOTE THESE ARE NOT THE COMPLETE POSTING OF THE PHOTO GALLERIES OF ALL MATCHES. THE LINK BELOW THW SLIDESHOW WILL ACCESS THE PHOTO GALLERIES OF THE FIRST TEN MATCHES.

To access the Photo Galleries of the first ten matches , please highlight and right click the below link;

https://secure.sendtoprint.net/login.php?g=BadgesVsBadguys

If the above link is broken, visit www.tomba-images.com ..> Click on the tab "photo Gallereia/ Commerce site locate in the banner ..> On the next page , click on Photo Galleries.

The below link will take you to a three minute demo clip of Sherrif Mark Curran vs Chief Phil Perlini that is posted on Vimeo.com ..Please note this is not the complete vimeo of that match.   If your interested in purchasing a video of your match that can be down-loaded to your computer , the cost is $35.00 ...Please contact Tomba-Images for information at   "  tom@tomba-images.com  "  or call/ text 630-258 8930.

http://vimeo.com/126986728  

The remaining 7 matches from Saturday  and the Sunday's Junior Olypmic's  will be posted within a few days.

Mark your calendar for the Hitz Professional Boxing at the Horseshoe in Hammond, Indiana for May 16th ..its going to be a great event that you dont want to miss.

Cheers ....Tomba