Bout detail
 Alexander POVETKIN |
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 Ruslan CHAGAEV |
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| "Sasha" (aka Alexandr Povetkin, Aleksander Powietkin) (Alexander Vladimirovich Povetkin) (Алекса́ндр Влади́мирович Пове́ткин) Heavyweight, Russia, Tschechow, Moscow Born: 2 September 1979, Kursk City, Russia, Soviet Union Height: 6ft 1 1/2in, mt 1,86 Weight: 223.75-219.75-221.25-226 lbs brother of Vladimir Vladimir as an amateur: March 2000, Perm, Russian Cup bronze medal 91 kg 2001 and 2002 Russian amateur champion +91 kg 2001, 2002 and 2003 Champion of Europe 2001 Belfast, Northern Ireland, 11th World Seniorr Championships +91 kg Wstpd 2 Eanna Falvey (Ire), Lpts Oleksii Mazikin (Ukr) 30-36 2001 Brisbane, Australia, 5 Goodwill Games gold medallist +91 kg Wpts Alexey Mazikin (Ukr) 15-6, Final: Wpts Rustam Saidov (Uzb) 22-9 2002 Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Strandjata Tournament gold medallist +91 kg Final: Wpts Harpal Singh (Ine) 2002 Naples, Italy, Trofeo Italia gold medallist +91 kg Final: Wpts Roberto Cammarelle (Ita) 17-7 2002 Perm, Russia, European Sr Champs gold medallist +91 Wdq 2 Kurban Gunebakan (Tur), Wstpd 1 Taufiq Basisi (Isr) Wstpd Sebastian Koeber (Ger), Final: Roberto Cammarelle (Ita) 20-16 2003 Russian amanateur Champs silver medallist +91 kg 2003 Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Strandjata Tournament gold medallist +91 kg Final: Wpts Roberto Cammarelle (Ita) 31-15 2003, Bangkok, Thailand, 12th World Senior Champs gold medallist +91 kg Wko 2 Djamal Medzhydov (Ukr), Wpts Grzegorz Kielsa (Pol) 20-9 Wpts Rustam Saidov (Uzb) 30-10, Final: Wpts Pedro Carrion (Cub) 30-10 2004 Pula, Croatia, European Senior Champs gold medallist +91 kg Wstpd 3 Ivica Bacurin (Cro), W/o Vladimer Chanturia (Geo) Wstpd 3 Nikola Vujasinovich (Sui), Wstpd 3 Jaroslavas Jaksto (Ltu) Final: Wpts Roberto Cammarelle (Ita) 30-26 2004 Athens, Greece, Olympic Games gold medallist +91 kg Wstpd 4 Sergey Rozhnov (Bul) (31-13), Wpts Mukhtarkhan Didabekov (Kaz) 31-15 Wpts Roberto Cammarelle (Ita) 31-19, Final: W/o Mohamed Aly (Egy) Alexander Povetkin was the third Olympic Gold Medallist at super-heavyweight to win a professional heavyweight world title |
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"White Tyson" (aka Ruslan Chagayev) (Руслан Чагаев) Heavyweight, Uzbekistan, Tashkent Base: Tashkent, Uzbekistan and Hamburg, Germany Born: 19 October 1978, Andizhan, Uzbekistan, Soviet Union Height: 6ft, mt 1,83 "southpaw" Weight: 206-210-226-223-236-234-230 lbs as an amateur: 1995 Tashkent Asian Champs heavyweight gold medal 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games heavyweight Lpt Luan Krasniqi (Ger) 12-4 1996 La Habana World Jr Chmps heavyweight bronze medal Wstpd3 Marat Toumasian (Arm), Semis: Lpt Yurkis Sterlin (Cuba) 14-11 1997 Usti (Cze) Grand Prix Tournament heavyweight gold medal 1997 Napoli Torneo Italia heavyweight gold medal 1997 Budapest (October 18-26) World Senior Championships heavyweight (201 lbs - 91 kg) gold medal Wpt5 Sergei Dytchkov (Blr) 15-7, Wpt5 Giacobbe Fragomeni (Ita) 18-4 Wpt5 Mike Hanke (Ger) 12-7, Final: Wpt5 Felix Savon (Cuba) 14-4 Stripped of his gold medal after it emerged he had previously boxed as a professional 1998 Bangkok, Thailand, Asian Games gold medallist 91 Wpts Rohollah Hosseini (Irn) 17-2 Final: Wstpd 1 Muzaffar Igbal Mirza (Pak) 1999 Houston World Sr Champs heavyweight Wpt Garth DaSilva (NZ) 9-3, Wstpd3 David Turner (Aus) Quarters: Lpts Felix Savon (Cuba) 9-1 1999 France, International Boxing Cup and French Open: Wpts Felix Savon 1999 Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Asian Championships heavyweight gold medallist Wstpd 1 Ma Jingwei (Chn), Wpts Rohollah Hosseini (Irn) 13-5 Final WPts Talgat Dossanov (Kzk) 14-0 2000 Sydney Olympic Games heavyweight Wpt Alexander Yatsenko (Ukr) 115-2, Lpt Vladimir Tchantouria (Geo) 18-13 2001 Belfast, Northern Ireland, 11th World Sr Champs gold medallist +91 Wstpd3 Rustam Rygebayev (Kaz), Wstpd2 Csaba Kurtucz (Hun) Wstpd3 Vitali Boot (Ger), Final: Wstpd2 (rtd) Oleksei Mazikin (Ukr) |
Summary W: 58 L: 5 D: 0 Nc/Nd/Exh: 0 |
Summary W: 47 L: 5 D: 1 Nc/Nd/Exh: 0 |
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27/08/2011 - Erfurt - Germany Alexander POVETKIN wins (+ W 12 UD) |
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