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NEW YORK, April 8th - World renowned hip hop star Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em will perform at Saturday’s “Fighting For Haiti” event featuring WBC welterweight champion Andre Berto defending his title against. former champion Carlos Quintana, live from the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida. Soulja Boy’s performance will come during Berto’s walk to the ring, which kicks off at 10:30 (ET) / (7:30 PT) “Fighting For Haiti”,

being promoted by DiBella Entertainment and sponsored by Champs Sports: Where Sport Lives and Packing Solutions and Investments, LLC of Nashville.



Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em, or just Soulja Boy as he is more commonly known, experienced a meteoric rise to the charts in 2007 at just sixteen years old when his song “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” spent seven straight weeks at number

one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. His debut album, Souljaboytellem.com, peaked at number four on the charts. His follow hit, “Kiss Me Thru the Phone” hit #3 on the top 100.



More recently, Soulja Boy is preparing for the release of his third studio album, Dre, set to drop this summer. He recently announced that collaboration with teen sensation Justin Bieber would appear on the record.

Tickets for the special Spring Ticket Sale are now on sale. Buy 2 Tickets At $250 And Get 1 Ticket Free Or Buy 2 Tickets At $100 And Get 1 Ticket Free."Fighting For Haiti" through Ticketmaster (1.800.745.3000) or by visiting, www.ticketmaster.com and BankAtlantic Center Box Office (1.954.835-7000) www.bankatlanticenter.com. Tickets are also priced at $65 and $35. VIP Ringside tickets are available for private sale for $500 by calling DiBella Entertainment (1.212.947.2577) www.dbe1.com. A portion of all ticket sales proceeds will go to the Berto Dynasty Foundation benefitting Project Medishare www.andreberto.com to help aide those affected by the recent earthquake in Haiti and are tax deductible.


About Berto Dynasty Foundation

Andre Berto founded the Berto Dynasty Foundation in February to help raise money for those affected by the recent earthquake in Haiti and plans to use the funds to support several initiatives, including: Project Medishare, temporary housing for those who lost their homes and the rebuilding of schools and orphanages. The Berto Dynasty Foundation is currently partnering with Westmark School in Encino, California, to help adopt a school in Haiti and connect the Westmark students with youngsters in Haiti. A portion of the proceeds from tickets sold for the April 10th event "Fighting For Haiti" at the BankAtlantic Center will go to the Berto Dynasty Foundation, benefitting Project Medishare. All proceeds are tax deductible. For more information, visit www.andreberto.com .

About Project Medishare

Dr. Barth Green and Dr. Arthur Fournier founded Project Medishare for Haiti, Inc. in 1994 to assess the health care situation in Haiti and explore ways to improve the health conditions of the people in Haiti. Since that first trip, Project Medishare has forged partnerships with physicians and allied health professionals with a strong belief in social justice and that everyone has the right to quality healthcare and development services. Project Medishare currently has the largest hospital on the ground in Haiti and has been providing critical medical care to those affected by the earthquake since it hit. Andre and his brother, Cleveland, traveled to Haiti with Project Medishare 12 days after the disaster and provided assistance to Project Medishare’s outstanding medical staff. For more information, visit www.projectmedishare.org .