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The stage is set to honour some of Canadas Olympians during the Canadian Olympic
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celebration will take place in Torontos Maple Leaf Square on Thursday, beginning
at 12pm et/9am pt. Hosted by TSNs Cabbie Richards along with co-hosts James
Duthie of TSN and Chantal Machabee of RDS, the afternoon celebration is sure to
bring out plenty of Olympic fans—and national pride. CTVOlympics.ca will be
streaming the event LIVE starting at 1pm et/10am pt. The event acts as a
send-off for some of Canadas London-bound athletes, including Toronto-based
trampolinists Jason Burnett, Karen Cockburn and Rosie MacLennan, members of the
Canadian gymnastics squad, as well as swimmers Brittany MacLean and Tobias
Oriwol, and modern pentathlete Donna Vakalis.  It is also a chance to recognize
some of the Winter Olympians who brought magic to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic
Games, such as Olympic bronze medallist Joannie Rochette and members of the gold
medal-winning womens hockey team including Jennifer Botterill and Jayna
Hefford.   The block party is also a time to recognize athletes from past
Olympic competitions, like skiers Brian Stemmle and Deidra Dionne and rower—and
current CTVOlympics analyst—Marnie McBean.  “Athletes are at the core of
everything we do,” Canadian Olympic Committee Chief Executive Officer
Christopher Overholt said in a COC press release. “This gives our fans the
chance to enjoy a first-class show and support the athletes who will give their
everything in London.” The event will also feature a performance by
multi-platinum music group Hedley. Canadian Olympic Committee Chef de Mission
and former Olympic swimmer Mark Tewksbury will also be at the event and will
take to the stage to make a speech and present the athletes. The event will also
feature a red carpet, autograph opportunities, giveaways and a group rendition
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Alexander, in his first fight in the 147-pound division, used the added weight
to record a unanimous 10-round decision over Marcos Maidana on Saturday night.
Alexander, a St. Louis native and former WBC and IBF junior welterweight
champion, improved to 23-1. Maidana, who hails from Argentina, fell to 31-3 in
his welterweight debut. The 25-year-old Alexander dominated the non-title bout,
capturing nine of 10 rounds on two judges cards. He finished with advantages of
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after his lone loss—a 10-round setback against Timothy Bradley on Jan. 29,
2011, that cost Alexander his belts. “We went back to the drawing board and
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very fast and complicated.” In the co-feature, Adrien Broner retained his WBO
junior lightweight title with a fourth-round knockout of Eloy Perez. Broner,
from Cincinnati, improved to 23-0 with his 19th KO. Perez, 23-1-2, is from
Salinas, Calif. Broner used a pair of rights to knock Perez on the canvas. Perez
staggered to his feet but immediately fell again at the 2:24 mark. “I caught him
with a right hand because my speed is the fastest in the game,” Broner said. “My
technique was too much for him at the end of the day.” Broner connected on more
punches, 58-26. ’ ’ ’