EURO RESULTS
By Per-Ake Persson
Jan 6, Tallinn, EST,
10x2, f: Elena Gradinar, Est W 10 Karina Kopinska, Pol
4x3, m: Kaupo Arro, Est TKO 4 (not out) Bogdan Protsyshin, Ukr
c: Ainar Karlson, Est W 4 Viktor Trush, Ukr
Lolenga Mock
Jan 5, Copenhagen, DEN, Frederiksbergshallerne, Mogens Palle & Brian Nielsen,
Danish Fight Night, postponed from Nov 25, Palle´s 60th anniversary.
Lolenga Mock, 75,1, Den W10-U Dmitrii Chudinov, 76,1, Rus
96-93 twice and 99-90. Chudinov lost his mouthpiece four times and twice in the final round and had a point deducted in what was a close, tactical fight. Mock, taller and bigger, used his jab and didn´t apply as much pressure as he normally does and kind of outboxed Chudinov, who made a good start but then faded a bit. Many rounds were close and difficult to score but after nine I had Mock ahead 5-4 in rounds - and he won the last and thus gets a good win over world ranked opponent and is now 11-0 in two years, all wins against good opponents.
10x3: Sven Fornling, 79,3, Swe TKO 4 (not out) Jeppe Morell, 79,3, Den
Fornling retained the IBF Baltic title and won "the Battle of the Nordic Crown" when Morrell (and his corner) messed up good and retired himself with a badly cut right eye. Morell, a southpaw, came out fast and landed with solid right-left combinations but Fornling soon got going and countered the Dane with his right. Late In the second right after a hard exchange heads clashed and Morell was cut. If the referee called it I couldn´t tell but the doctor was at no time consulted. Morell was clearly disturbed and even called for the ref to check his cut but was told to fight on. Morell attacked but was too wild and at the bell he shook his head - and retired. After three it was scored 29-28 Fornling twice and 30-27 Morrell. What the referee did or didn´t do is a big question and also the poor cornerwork. There might be an official protest.
Ditlev Rossing, 90,3, Den W10-U Soso Abuladze, 88,0, Geo
Rossing won the vacant WBC Youth title on scores of 100-90, 98-82 and 99-91 in what became a dull, tactical fight with Abuladze cutting of the ring and being picked off by the bigger Dane. Abuladze knew how to make it difficult for Rossing and was dangerous with his hooks. Rossing outboxed Abuladze but could never hurt or even stun his opponent.
Oliver Meng, 63,5, Den W4-U Giorgi Biladze, 65,3, Geo
Biladze touched down in the second but made Meng work for his win with his switchhitting style. 40-35 on all cards.
Jonas "Tiger" Madsen, 78,3, Den W10-S Andreas "Discofinger" Lynggaard, 78,8, Den
Madsen retained IBF Youth title and won "the Battle of Denmark" in what was the fight of the night and maybe the best fight seen in a Danish ring in many years. Madsen started fast while Lynggaard looked rusty and hesitant - but as the still green Madsen became too eager he walked into a heavy right early in the third and from now on it was an allout slugfest with having their moments. Lynggaard had the punch and the slicker moves but Madsen kept a higher workrate. In the final seconds of the tenth it looked as if Madsen was hurt but he made it through to the last bell and won a split decision on scores of 97-93 and 96-94 with 96-94 for Lynggaard.
6x3: Pierre Madsen, 112,8, Den TKO 4 (0.42) Davit Gogishvili, 111,5, Geo
Gogishvili, not that bad but overweight and out of shape, was down in the second, twice in the third and twice more in the fourth - all but one from bodyshots. Looks like Madsen is finally learning to handle southpaws (at the third attempt).
Enock M Poulsen, 63,5, Den W10-U Guadelupe "El Lupe" Acosta, 62,8, Mex
Poulsen won the vacant IBF Youth title on scores of 98-91 twice and 100-91. Acosta was game and kept trying and when Poulsen tired a bit in the later rounds he had his moments - but overall Poulsen dominated and stunned his opponent several times but couldn´t hurt him. Acosta had a point deducted in the eighth for losing his mouthpiece for the third time.
6x2: Sarah Mahfoud, 57,0, Den TKO 4 (0.47) Nana Chakvishvili, 57,3, Geo
One way traffic in this one. Chakvishvili took a steady beating and should have been rescued sooner. Chakvishvili was more or less defenceless against the ropes when the towel finally came in and it was stopped. 30-26 twice and 30-37 after three.
Jan 5, Nove Pazar, SER:
sf: Serif Gurdijeljac. Ser W10-U Alex Rat,
95-94 on all cards. Vacant IBF Youth title at stake.
lh: Marko Nikolic, Ser W6-U Djordje Markovic, Ser
60-55, 60-54 and 59-55.
Dec 30, Troitsk, RUS: Kirill Pchelnikov
Cyril Samodurov, 74,5, Rus W6-U Cobiljon Bobojon, 74,5, Rus
59-55 on all cards.
6x3: Gamat Gazaliyev, 78,0, Rus TKO 4 (1.36) Daniel Negat, 78,0, Rus
6x3: Alexander Saltykov, 60,5, Rus TKO 2 (1.40) Daniel Chepchigashev, 60,5, Rus
Chepchigashev down in the second.
8x3: Arzen Aziev, 82,4, Rus KO 1 (0.30) Joey Vegas, 82,4,
Alexander Ivanov, 71,1, Rus W10-U Med Sybala, 71,1,
WBA Asian. 100-90 on all cards.
Dec 30, Almaty, KAZ:
lh: Ali Akhmedov, TKO 2 (2.20) Ismat Eynullaev, Aze
10x2, sf: Firuza Sharipova, Kaz W 10 Djemilla Gontaruk, Bel
vacant IBO World title and vacant WBC Silver female superfeather titles.
10x2, sw: Inna Sagaydakovskaya, Rus TKO 2 (1.59) Jennifer Retzke, Ger
WBC female interim superwelter title.
sb: Yerzhan Zalilov, W10-U Aydin Yelzhanov,
vacant WBC CISBB, 96-94 twice and 96-93.
sl: Jamshidbek Najmiddinov, Uzb W10-U Hero Tito, Ind
100-91 on all cards.
sl: Victor Kotochigov, W8-U Rustam Fatkulin,
80-72, 80-76 and 79-76.
c: Ali Baloyev, KO 2 (0.15) Igor Karavayev, Blr
sm: Ibragim Iskandarov, TKO 1 (0.38) Rasul Samadov, Taj
sm: Ruslan Rodzivich, Blr W6-U Yedil Kozhamberdiev, Kaz
58-57 on all cards.
m: Temirlan Raimkulov, W4-U Zhaydar Bierlike,
40-36, 40-35 and 40-34.
lh: Daulet Kabi, Chi W4-U Sergey Chichikalov, Ukr
40-36, 39-37 twice.
Dec 30, Prague, CZE, Lucerna Hall
mixed proboxing martial arts show
m: David Bauza, Cze W10-S Vladimir Riha, Cze
vacant Czech middlweight title.
sl: Miroslav Serban, Cze W 10 Jan Holec, Cze
vacant Czech 140 lb title.
c: Daniel Venci, TKO Jakub Synek,
sl: Michal Dufek, Cze D 6 Maurycy Gojko, Pol
Dec 30, Kistarcsa, HUN: Toto Box Promotion
b: Prince Patel, Uk KO 2 Zsolt Sarkozi,
vacant UBO I/C bantamweight title.
Dec 29, Avezzano, ITA:
Gianmarco Cardillo, 96,0, Ita, W10-U Ivan Di Berardino, 106,0, Ita
vacant Italian heavyweight title, scored: 99-91, 98-91, 98-92
Domenico Valentino, 64,0, Ita, W 8 Davide Calì, 64.2, Ita
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