Former Child Star Fights Back At Celebrity Boxing 8

Hollywood, CA – Bankruptcy, depression, and divorce are just fuel for the fire in Willie Aames. This hot-headed former Eight is Enough actor is pumping up and throwing down inside the ring of Celebrity Boxing 8.

A man has accepted Aames and that is Philadelphia’s own, Mike Fazio, from MTV’s reality Game Show “A Double Shot at Love.”

Aames had this to say, “I may be small but I have a lot of heart, the tough times will not get me down and on May 16th when the bell rings, it will be like a ticking time bomb going off. I will explode on my opponent.”

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CELEBRITY BOXING 8: REDEMPTION May 16, 2009 Presented by: Celebrity Boxing Federation

World Gym Fitness Center in Philadelphia, PA Belltime: 8:00 pm More info call 813-960-8412 Purchase tickets by calling 800-677-8499

This event can be purchased for only $9.99 at http://www.iclips.net Winner of VH1 “I Love New York”: Tailor Made will be facing Former meteorologist at Fox 29 in Philadelphia, Rob Guarino

AP Sports writer Rob Maaddi will battle Scott Goldfarb, also from MTV’s “A Double Shot at Love.”

To schedule an interview with Willie Aames, or promoter Damon Feldman please contact Shannon Rose at info@mediaproductions.tv or call 813-960-8412.

ABOUT Willie Aames

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Willie Aames is best known for playing Buddy Lembeck on the hit sitcom Charles in Charge, which aired from 1984-1990. Aames began acting in the early 1970’s and was apart of numerous television series and Blockbuster films.

In 1977, he landed the role of Tommy Bradford in the sitcom Eight is Enough. During this period, he formed a rock band called “Willie Aames & Paradise,” where he was lead singer/guitarist.

In the 1980’s, Aames picked up a drug and alcohol habit that he has struggled to kick for over twenty years. In the 1990’s, Aames became a born-again Christian and ordained minister, but hard times continued to haunt him.

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In 2005, Aames appeared on Celebrity Fit Club 2, where he lost 19 pounds and became one of the most infamous contestants to appear on the show, after having a huge brawl with Drill Instructor Harvey Walden IV.

Aames also appeared on Celebrity Fit Club 6: Boot Camp, where he lost 26 pounds and was the overall winner. Little did Aames know that the money he won on Celebrity Fit Club 6: Boot Camp would be the last to come in.

Aames recently held a garage sale to help avoid foreclosure on his Olathe home.

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