June 17, Espoo, FIN, Ringside Gym, P 3 Boxing

Ville Piispanen, 68,9, Fin W 4 (40-36) Jurijs Ivanovs, 68,9, Lat

 

June 15, Aarhus, DEN; NRGi Arena, 1750, SPAG (Sauerland Promotion AG / Nisse Sauerland)

Patrick Nielsen, 72,5, Den KO 4 (1.34) Crispulo Javier Andino, 71,8, Arg

Nielsen, trained by Joey Gamache, dominated this all southpaw clash and defended the WBA I/C title and floored Andino with lefts to the body - and Andino stayed down the second time. He showed nothing.

Dennis Ceylan, 58,8, Den W6-U Yordan Vasilev, 59,6, Bul

60-53 on all cards. Vasilev was down in the third and is not what he was while Ceylan is very stylish and box well - but with no power.

10x3: Arman Torosyan, 71,0, Berlin, Ger TKO 7 (1.39) Reda Zam Zam, 71,5, Den

Zam Zam was out to show something to his fans but Torosyan held up under pressure and Reda´s chin and punch resistance is long gone and while Zam Zam was ahead on points (59-55 twice and 57-57) after six he was fading hampered by a cut over the right eye and then Torosyan floored him once, and again - and then a lengthy timeout followed to have Reda´s mouthpiece rinsed and replaced - but Zam Zam went down again and it was stopped. This comeback should never have been allowed to happen.

6x3: Micki Nielsen, 90,7, Den TKO 2 (2.37) Marko Angermann, 83,5, Ger

Angermann came in as a late sub and was out of shape and too small for cruiser. He was badly cut over the left eye and heavily floored by a left hook to the body when stopped.

Torben Keller, 69,5, Den W8-U Michael Schubov, 69,5, Ger

80-72 on all cards in a messy fight with few clean punches although Keller dominated.

Simen Smaadal, 78,6, Nor W6-U Artem Solomko, 76,7, Blr

59-55 twice and 58-56. Solomko forced Smaadal to work hard for his win but was stunned every time Smaadal connected.

Erik Skoglund, 79,2, Swe W8-U Lorenzo Di Giacomo, 78,0, Ita

80-72 on all cards. Skoglund injured a finger on his right hand in the second and worked the body well while Di Giacomo, bleeding from the nose, showed his experience and skills in spurts but was outworked.

Anthony Yigit, 65,5, Swe W4-U Jan Balog, 68,5, Cze

40-36 on all cards in another all southpaw clash. Yigit pretty much did what he wanted but he couldn´t hurt Balog

4x3: Otto Wallin, 100,0, Sundsvall, Swe, prodebut (DOB: 901121) TKO 1 (2.57) Roman Cherney, 112,5, Ukr

Wallin hurt his inept opponent with a right-left combo in this all-southpaw clash and kept the pressure up until it was stopped.

Rasheed Kasseem, 63,2, Den W6-U Andrei Staliarchuk, 138,5, Blr

60-53, 60-54 and 59-55. Staliarchuk was in it to survive and did that while Kasseem tried hard to do some damage but failed

4x3: Peter Gram, 90,2, Den TKO 4 (2.11) Shahriyar Weissi, 84,4, Den

Gram too strong and mature against the younger (born 940220) but more talented Weissi. Gram held up under pressure and floored Weissi twice in the fourth. It was in my book a tko but announced as a KO.

 

June 15, Fratta Terme, ITA, OPI 2000

c: Mirko Larghetti, 88,1, Ita TKO 8 Vincenzo Rossitto, 90,0, Ita

vacant EU cruiser title

10x2, fly: Simona Galassi, 50,5, Ita W10-U Sanae Jah, 50,0, Bel

vacant EBU female flyweight title, scored 98-92 on all cards.

w: Antonio Mosciatello, Ita TKO 4 Andrea Sansoni, Ita

w: Alessandro Caccia, Ita W dq 5 Roberto Ruffini, Ita

 

June 15, Lichterwelde, BEL:

6x3: Yves Ngabu, 89,1, Bel TKO 4 Carlos Torres Suarez, 87,0, Bel

Ahmed El Hamwi, 65,8, Bel W6-U Jean Pierre Habimana, 65,8, Bel

 

June 15, Szeghalom, HUN; Felix Promotion

jm: Attila Kovacs, Hun W6-U Santos Medrano, Nic/?

6x3, sb: Zsolt Bedak, Hun KO 1 Michael Isaac Carrero, Nic/?

 

June 15, Lausanne, SWI:

Stephane Roethlisberger, 87,0, Swi TKO 4 Sylvain Luce, 89,5, Fra

David Roethlisberger, 90,4, Swi TKO 2 Tamas Polster, 91,6, Hun/Cro

June 15, Hattersheim, GER, Karl Eckel Halle, Haken Sevecke / Ebby Thust, bdb

charity show - the tenth annual & farewell show

12x3, h: Manuel Charr, Ger KO 3 Alex Mazikin, Ukr

WBC Med / Baltic titles at stake

8x3, h: Denis Boytsov, Rus/Ger TKO 3 Oleksandr Nesterenko, Ukr

8x3, c-h; Enad Licina, Ser/Ger TKO 3 Marcel Zeller, Ger

8x2, jw: Klara Svensson, Swe TKO 5 Irene Gambrah, Nth

m: Vito Vendetta, Ger W 6 Mavran Schade,

6x3, jm: Issa Prince El Sleiman, KO 1 Cankan Günyzlu, /replacing Tarik Ipek on short notice

6x3, jm: Denis Krieger, Ger KO 1 Burak Cakir, (replacing Suleiman Dag on very short notice)

4x3, jw: Renato Bovi, TKO 3 (not out) Aleksandar Nikolic, Mac

 

June 15, Bydgoszcz, POL, Hala Luczniczka

Artur Szpilka, 106,2, Pol W10-U Brian Minto, 102,2, US

WBC Baltic interim title, scored 100-90, 98-92, 98-93

c: Pawel Kolodziej, Pol W8-U Cesar Crenz, Arg

78-74, 77-75 and 79-74.

 

June 15, Cournon, FRA:

1/1 TF: Franck Petitjean, 63,1, Fra W 6 Renald Garrido, 63,45, Fra

w: Morgan Ndong Zue, Fra W 6 Tarek Ez Zaydy, Fra

 

June 15, Lingolsheim, FRA:

w: Bibi Ondua, Fra W 6 Arek Malek, Pol

 

June 14, Poissy, FRA:

Yvan Mendy, 60,7, Fra W10-U Marvin Petit, 60,4, Fra

French lightweight title, scored 96-94 twice and 97-93.

w: Zakaria Attou, Fra W12-U Luca Michael Pasqua, Ita

WBC Med welterweight title, 114-111, 113-112 and 115-111.

sb: Mohamed Boulegcha, Fra W6-U Elemir Rafael, Slo

59-55 twice and 60-55.

l: Guillaume Frenois, Fra W6-U Michael Escobar, Nic

60-54 twice and 60-55.

6x2, f: Gaelle Amand, Fra W 6 Karina Kopinska, Pol

4x3, h: Ibrahima Mariko, Fra TKO 1 Laszlo Peczeli, Slo

 

June 14, Savignano, ITA:

m: Matteo Signani, Ita TKO 6,c Attila Kiss, Slo

 

June 14, Rome, ITA:

Massimiliano Buccheri, 75,4, Ita W10-U Roberto Cocco, 75,8, Ita

Buccheri won the vacant Italian supermiddle title on scores of 99-92, 97-92 and 98-91.

Orial Kulaj, 79,9, Ita TKO 2 (2.55) Paata Aduashvili, 77,6, Geo

Mirco Ricci, 82,6, Ita W 6 Jindrich Velich, 82,0, Ita

Valerio Marchionni, 58,0, Ita Tdr 2 Gia Atenov, 57,0, Geo

 

June 14, Sedavi, SPA:

8x3, lh: Gabriel Campillo, Spa TKO 2 Ionut Trandafir Ilie, Rom

6x2, jm: Mikaela Lauren, Swe TKO 6 Florea Lihet, Rom

 

June 14, Stockholm, SWE, Waterfron Congress, Golden Ring (Robert Stridsberg)

10x2: Diana Prazak, 58,9, Aus/US KO 8 (1.19) Frida Wallberg, 58,7, Swe

Prazak won the WBC female 130 lb title with a come from behind ko of Wallberg. Diana was outboxed in the first three, lost four and five as well but was getting closer, won the sixth, hurt Wallberg with a wide right in round seven and in my book that was that. Wallberg had no legs and seemed gone in the round break. She came out for round eight and began to trade with Prazak but was first floored by a left hook, then a right hook and it was waved over ... and now the trouble begins. Wallberg gets to her feet, Prazak tries to thank and consol her opponent, the doctor looks at Frida, and then hugs her as he wants to comfort her ... and now we have TV commercial. When we return Wallberg is on a stool with Prazak´s trainer Lucia Rijker tending to her with Prazak calling for a doctor ... and now they get a stretcher on wheels that can´t get into the ring. One can´t see when they administer oxygene but Wallberg leaves the ring on a stretcher and have surgery later for what is a subdural haematoma. The doctor, 30 years experience, claims he did everything in the book while it seemed to all outside observers he just stood there.

10x2, w: Patrick Allotey, Gha KO 6 Patrick Bogere, Swe

Allotey retains the WBC Int´l Silver title and took out Bogere with a devastating right hand in the sixth of this bout fought over 10x2 and with ten ounce gloves.

jm: Benjamin Kalinovic, Swe W4-M Michael Obin, Swe

40-36, 39-37 and 38-38.

 

June 8, Berlin, GER, Max Schmeling Halle, est 5000, Sauerland Event

Marco Huck, 90,1, Ger W12-M Ola Afolabi, 89,8, Uk/US

Huck retained the WBO title beating interim champ Ola Afolabi on scores of 117-111 and 115-113 with a third vote at 114-114. This was their third meeting with looking to fight a more tactical battle than in their previous encounters. Afolabi worked the body while Huck covered up in his upright primitive style and opened up in short bursts. Huck landed with a terrific right in the seventh, then another but Afolabi took the punches well. Huck then looked stunned in the tenth but held on and fought back hard. It was close and difficult to scor but the scoring seemed to be off the wall wirh one card giving Afolabi the first, fifth and ninth, the even scorcard had rounds one, three, four, seven, eight and eleven for Huck while the 115-113 card had rounds one through four, six, seven and eleven for Huck. Note that no-one give Afolabi the tenth where Huck was obvious problems and Marco didn´t get the last from two judges - a round he dominated.

Robert Woge, 78,5, Ger W12-U Dariusz Sek, 78,7, Pol

Woge retained the IBF I/C title on scores of 118-110, 117-110 and 114-113. Sek was down in the first but his slick, southpaw boxing gave Woge a lot of problems. However, the German was too strong in his right in your face style of boxing and wore down Sek, who was cut by the right eye and on the left cheek after headclashes.

Tyron Zeuge, 77,1, Ger W8-U David Sarabia, 76,9, Spa

79-72, 78-73 and 79-72. Sarabia had a point deducted for rabbit punching in the sixth and was hurt in the last by Zeuge´s left hook.

Eduard Gutknecht, 79,0, Ger W12-U Richard Vidal, 78,3, Uru

120-108 twice and 119-109 and Gutknecht won the vacant WBA I/C title. Vidal was willing and tough but not in Gutknecht´s league and was outboxed and almost down and out in the last after a clash of heads.

8x3: Enrico Koelling, 80,7, Ger TKO 5 (not out) Armin Dollinger, 81,0, Ger

Dollinger was outclassed and cut around both eyes and bleeding badly from the nose and his face was a mask of blood. It was stopped with the referee acting on the advice of matchmaker Hagen Doering - a correct move.

Noel Gevor, 91,0, Ger W6-U Juan Manuel Garay, 90,0, Arg

59-55 twice and 58-56. Gevor failed to impress against a strong but limited opponent.

10x3: Youri Kayembre Kalenga, 89,3, Con/Fra KO 2 (2.10) Iago Kiladze, 90,0, Ukr

Kalenga was brought in to test Kiladze before signing with Sauerland and he did just that in a wild punchup that opened the show 6.45 PM. Kalenga came out smokin´ but missed with his big bombs with Kiladze boxing well. However, in the second Kalenga, El Toro, connected with a big left hook that hurt Iago, who was later knocked out by a big right with the referee dispensing with the ten count.

 

June 8, Brindisi, ITA:

Mohamed Ali Ndiaye, 75,3, Ita D12-S Christopher Rebrasse, 75,6, Fra

Ndiaye and Rebrasse drew in this fight for the vacant EBU supermiddle title. It was scored 118-111 Rebrasse, 114-114 and 115-114 Ndiaye - it´s been described as a robbery.

Michele Di Rocco, 63,5, Ita W12-U Lenny Daws, 63,1, UK

Di Rocco won the vacant EBU lightweight title on scores of 115-113 twice and 116-112.

Domenico Spada, 74,0, Ita TKO 5 Norbert Szekeres, 73,0, Hun

Emanuele Della Rosa, 70,7, Ita TKO 5 Konstantin Sakara, 69,4, Lat

 

June 8, Ascona, SWI:

Vitaliyi Kopylenko, 72,2, Ukr KO 6 Vuk Mitic, 72,1, Ser

Kopylenko won the vacant EE-EU middleweight title when he took out Mitic with a bodyshot in the sixth.

Ricardo Silva, 66,5, Swi W 6 Stanislav Nenkov, 66,1, Bul

Alain Chervet, 62,6, Swi KO 2 Benjamin Asenov, 63,7, Bul

 

June 8, Amay, BEL:

Faroukh Kourbanov, 60,3, Bel W 6 Pascal Bouchez, 59,8, Bel

 

June 8, Manage, BEL:

Ali Baghouz, 90,3, Bel W 6 Fabrice Clement, 88,3, Bel

Angelo Turco, 60,0, Bel W 4 Cosmin Paul, 59,0, Rom

Mouhamed Sder, 65,3, Bel W 4 Andre Grigorian, 66,5, Bel

Ronald Berti, 67,2, Bel W 4 Marius Racariu, 66,5, Rom

Pasquale Borriello, 59,4, Bel W 4 R. Tanase, 58,6, Rom

 

June 8, Gent, BEL:

8x3: Tarik Madni, 63,0, Bel KO 3 Almin Kovacevic, 63,8, Cro

6x3: Ismail Abdul, 93,0, Bel TKO 3 Kiscek Hrvoje, 93,5, Cro

 

June 8, Fumay, FRA

lh: Hakim Chioui, Ita W 6 Istvan Orsos, Hun

m: Moulay Khalide Haijjy, Fra, debut W 4 Julius Rafael, Slo

h: Gyorgy Novak, W 4 Ibrahim Traore, Fra, debut

 

June 8, Saint Pierre sur Dives, FRA:

m: Maxime Hodee, Fra W 6 Haroulyoun Babayan, Fra

f: Mathieu Russeau, Fra TDr 2 Baska Tuvdenlhagva, Fra

 

June 8, St Malo, FRA:

1/1 CLL, w: Damian Martin, Fra W 10 Kamal Mohamed, Fra

w: Sandy Messaoud, Fra W 4 David Lecor, Fra

 

June 8, Creil, FRA:

c: Sylvain Luce, Fra W 4 Aldric Zabre, Fra

4x3, w: Omar Zahraroui, Fra, debut KO 2 Sylvain Pausan, Fra

 

June 8, Bruay la Bussiere, FRA:

fly: Thomas Masson, Fra W 10 Anthony Buquet, Fra

b: Jeremy Beccu, Fra W 6 Thomas Barbier, Fra

6x3, b: Vincent Legrand, Fra TKO 2 Razmik Grigoryan, Fra

 

June 8, Puy-de-Dome, FRA:

l: Samir Kasmi, Fra W 6 Sebastien Benito, Fra

f: Adel Hadjouis, Fra W 4 Nicolas Lemoing, Fra

l: Morgan Duthes, Fra W 4 Pierre Masse, Fra

 

June 8, Differdange, LUX:

w: Roman Belaev, Rus/Ger KO 9 (1.03) Nasser Athumani, Ken

Belaev, ahead on scores of 77-75, 79-73 and 80-72 after eight, knocked out Athumani in the ninth to win the vacant WBFed welter title.

 

June 7, Louvroil, FRA:

Maxime Beaussire, Fra W 6 Jean Bernard Vandenbusshe, Fra

Youssouf Doumbia, Fra W 6 Ali Yammouni, Fra

Hassan Azaouagh, Fra W 6 Imer Velasquez, Fra

 

June 7, Oswiecim, POL, Unia Boxing Oswiecim (Ryszard Skorka)

m: Lukasz Wawryczek, Pol W12-U Alexey Ribchev, Bul

Int´l Polish middleweight title, scored 120-108, 118-110 and 118-111.

w: Dawid Kwiatkowski, Pol W6-U Istvan Kiss, Hun

jw: Michal Syrowatka, Pol W6-U Andrei Staliarchuk, Blr

6x3, h: Marcin Najman, Pol TKO 2 Martin Pacas, debut

4x3, h: Kamil Zielinski, Pol KO 1 Oliver Nagy,

l: Lukasz Gworek, Pol W4-U Zoltan Kovacs,

w: Jacek Wylezol, Pol W4-U Rafal Piotrowski,

4x3, h. Jacek Chruslicki, Pol TKO 3 Piotr Barczyk, Pol, debut

 

June 7, Latina, ITA:

Mario Pisanti, 56,9, Ita TW6-U Antonio Cossu, 57,0, Ita

Pisanti retained the Italian title on a technical decision on scores of 59-54 and 58-55 twice.

Luca Podda, 77,5, Ita TKO 2 Daniele Silvestri, 78,1, Ita

f: Eder Barreto, Peru W 6 Davide Latini, Ita