Oct 19, Kolding, DEN, Tre-for-Arena, est 1500 (150 Swedes), SPAG
Erik Skoglund, 78,8, Swe W12-U Lolenga Mock, 77,3, Den
'Skoglund won the vacant EU title on scores of 118-110, 117-110 and 116-112. Mock, teak tough but at 41 not what he once was, was outboxed in the first two but struck whith a big right early in the third and Skoglund fell into the ropes and referee Robin Dolpierre correctly ruled only the ropes kept the Swede up and counted over him - a count that seemed to drag out followed by a long check up before it was waved on. Skoglund was hurt and Mock went all out but couldn´t find the finisher and Skoglund recovered. The following rounds were wild and messy but Skoglund while too eager showed exellent conditioning and in the last rounds he played it safe while Mock kept coming.
8x3: Oscar Ahlin, 79,2, Swe W8-U Serhiy Demchenko, 78,2, Ukr/Ita
First true test for Ahlin and he won on scores of 78-74, 77-75 and 77-76 fighting with an injured left hand from the second round and a swollen right from the fourth round onwards. Demchencko was cut in several places and was badly shaken in the sixth but showed a big heart and kept coming and his workrate won him rounds as Ahlin tried to drag him in to land with counters.
Kim Poulsen, 66,6, Den W8-U Puriya Haidari, 66,1, Den
80-72 on all cards in a dull fight where Poulsen outjabbed Haidari, who just didn´t get untracked.
8x3: Dennis Ceylan, 57,0, Den TKO 6 (2,23) Emiliano Salvini, 57,1, Ita
Salvini soaked up a one-sided beating and it could well have been stopped earlier but in the sixth Giuseppe Lauri finally waved the towel and Salvini was retired.
Torben Keller, 69,6, Den W10-U Bradley Pryce, 68,2, UK
98-92 twice and 99-91. Keller fought behind a fine jab in the first six with Pryce surprisingly passive. In the last four the Brit came on strong for a good finish but it was too little, too late and Bradley looked too slow.
Anthony Yigit, 63,1, Swe D6-M Tony Pace, 63,5, Uk
59-56 Yigit, 57-57 twice. Pace worked hard while Yigit was much more skillful and appeared to have nicked it but the judges went with Pace´s workrate.
Micki Nielsen, 90,5, Den W6-U Sandro Siproshvili, 90,0, Cze
60-54, 60-53 twice. Siproshvili came to survive and did that with the frustrated Danish southpaw pushing him down a number of times.
Alexander Hagen, 79,3, Nor W4-U Shahriyar Weissi, 78,5, Den
39-37, 40-36 and 39-37 in a fight with not much in it.
8x2: Klara Svensson, 63,2, Swe W8-U Milena Koleva, 61,5, Bul
80-71, 77-75 and 77-74. Koleva, much smaller, had a point deducted in the fifth for "low head" but had the Swedish Princess in trouble in some rounds. Svensson came on strong in the later rounds for a deserved win.
Deion Jumah,88,1, Uk W6-U Jiri Svacina, 88,6, Cze
60-54 twice and 59-55. Jumah, a southpaw, boxed well but got nowhere with Svacina, who was content to survive.

Oct 19, Leipzig, GER, Messe Halle, SES, bdb
Robert Stieglitz, 76,1, Ger W12-U Isaac Ekpo, 74,6, Nig
WBO 168 lb title, 118-110 twice and 119-111.
Manuel Charr, 110,0, Ger TKO 6 Denis Bahktov, 102,6, Rus
Four WBC subtitles - Int´l Silver, Med, CIS / SLO, Baltic - at stake on this fight staged by Diamond Promotion. Heard the Arabic title was at stake as well.
Dominic Bösel, 79,1, Ger W10-M Mirko Ricci, 79,0, Ita
WBO Youth, 98-91, 97-93 and 95-95.
8x3: Jan Zaveck, 66,4, Slv W8-U Sebastien Allais, 66,4, Fra
79-73, 80-71 twice.
6x3: Dario Bredicean, 77,8, US/Ger W6-U Egidijus Kakstys, 79,3, Lat
60-54 on all cards.
4x3: Tom Schwarz, 104,8, Ger TKO 1 (1.09) Pavlo Nechyporenko, 97,4,
6x3: Deniz Ilbay, 66,6, Ger KO 6 (0.52) Steffen Sparboth, 66,4, Ger
4x3: Tom Pahlmann, 90,7, Ger W4-U Olegs Lopajovs, 87,5, Lat
40-35, 39-36 and 40-36. Lopajovs was down twice.

Oct 19, Leon, SPA: Tundra & Coralin Boxing
Nicolas Gonzales, Spa, debut TKO 2 Oleg Lukanyuk, Ukr
Saul Tejada, W4-U Geisler Iglesias,
 
Oct 19, Renedo de Pielagos, SPA,
Sergio Garcia, W6-U Rafael Chiruta,
Daniel Rasilla, W6-U Michael Isaac Carrero,
Ivan Salcines, W 6 Jose Manuel Iglesias,
 
Oct 19, Abbeville, FRA:
Johan Duhaupas,106,0, Fra KO 4 Jarno Rosberg, 100,0, Fin
Duhaupas won the vacant EU title after knocking out Rosberg, who came on a about a month´s notice after Richard Towers relinquished the title to go for another title with another promoter. Rosberg was down in the third as well.
b: Mohamed Boulegcha, Fra W 6 Sergey Tasimov, Est
jw: Kevin Haudiquet, Fra TKO 1 Andis Tidzus, Lat
w: Nordine Arik d´Orleans, Fra TKO 2 Jurijs Ivanovs, Lat
lh: Gabriel Lecrosnier, Fra D 6 Hugo Kasperski, Fra
w: Denis Farias, Fra W 8 Arvydas Trizno, Lit
 
Oct 19, Cahors, FRA:
sm: Guevork Marakian, Fra W 4 Baptiste Castegnaro, Fra
lh: Stephane Cuevas, Fra W 4 Gaetan Guerin, Fra
sm: Laurent Ferra, Fra W 6 Matiouze Royer, Fra
sw: Dieudonne Belinga, Fra W 6 Rudy Sibilo, Fra
 
Oct 19, Saint Nazaire, FRA, Salle la Soucoupe
Bastien Laforge, Fra W 6 Jevgenijs Fjodorovs, Lat
jw: Ala Edine Moussa, Fra W 4 Issa Mourzaev, Fra
lh: David Papot, Fra, debut W 4 Guy Yitenze Niyou, Fra
 
Oct 19, Pomezia, ITA:
sm: Diego Velarde, Ita TKO 1 Samuel Da Valle, Ita
sw: Felice Moncelli, Ita W 6 Alessio Domarin, Ita
sl: Didi Florin Druica, Rom/Ita W 6 Marco Francia German, Ita
 
Oct 19, Laihia, FIN: Ravintola Kantri, Caramelito Promotions
4x3: Janne Forsman, 90,0, Fin TKO 2 (2.45) Krisztian Jaksi, 89,25, Hun
4x3: Mika Haapasalmi, 69,5, Fin TKO 3 (0.15) Zoltan Borovics, 69,8, Hun
4x3: Teemu Tuominen, 67,0, Fin TKO 2 (1.15) Janos Voss, 62,0, Hun
 
Oct 19, Wieliczka, POL, Kopalnia Soli, Babilon Promotions
show staged 125 meters below ground in a salt mine
h; Krzysztof Zimnoch, Pol W8-U Art Binkowski,
c: Krzysztof Glowacki, Pol TKO 4 (not out) Richard Hall, US
Hall was floored in the third and he retired between rounds claiming a damaged hand.
c: Michal Cieslak, Pol W4-U Lukasz Rusiewicz, Pol
w: Rafal Jackiewicz, Pol W8-U Michal Zerominski, Pol
80-72 twice and 78-74.
sm: Kamil Szeremeta, Pol W6-U Daniel Urbanski, Pol
sm: Robert Swierbinski, Pol W4-U Ismail Teboev, Cze/Pol
 
Oct 19, Dolores, SPA:
Emmanuel Feuzeu, TKO 9 Ricky Pow, Uk/Spa
Ivo Andelic, 118,0, Cro/Swi W 6 Magomed Azuev, 107,0, Rus/Spa
Mikael Mkrtchyan, W 6 Felix Kleins, Spa
Marcos Galvan, debut TKO 2 Juan Salceda, Spa
Feliks Kleins, W 4 Fran Gonzales,
 
Oct 19, Pomezia, ITA:
sm: Diego Velarde, Ita TKO 1 Samuel Da Valle, Ita
sw: Felice Montelli, Ita W 6 Alessio Domarin, Ita
sl: Didi Florin Druica, Rom/Ita W 6 Marco Francia Germani, Ita
 
Oct 19, Pordenone, ITA:
lh: Nicola Ciriani, Ita TKO 1 Endrit Vuka, Alb/Ita
sl/w: Luca Maccaroni, Ita D 6 Ivo Gogosevic, Cro
 
Oct 18, Avezzano, ITA:
Ceferino Rodriguez / Ferino V, 65,7, Spa TKO 7 Stefano Castellucci, 66,4, Spa
Rodriguez won the vacant EU welter title by stopping Castellucci.
sw: Giorgio Natalizi, Ita TKO 4 Zoran Didanovic, Ser
l: Vincenzo Finiello, Ita W 6 Luigi Mantegna, Ita
 
Oct 18, L´Hospital de Llobregat, SPA,
sw: Isaac Real, Spa TKO 1 Mariusz Biskupski, Pol
vacant WBC Mundo Hispano title. Biskupski was a late sub for Marco Avendano
f: Juli Giner, Spa W8-U Ben Jones, Uk
77-73, 77-74, 76-76
6x3, sf: Iain Weaver, TKO 1 Hassan Elyatouti,
Elyatouti was a very late sub.
6x2, l: Loli Munoz, Spa TKO 1 Jacqueline Quintana, debut
6x3, m: Mark Heffron, Spa KO 3 Julio Acosta, Spa
sf: Santiago Bustos, Spa W4-U Vitaly Shivanov,
Oct 18, Benidorm, SPA, Palacio de los Deportes
8x3, jm: Roberto Santos, Spa TKO 3 Julio Sanchez, Spa
 
Oct 17, Villiers le Bel, FRA, Etoile Production / Rahilou Cergy Boxe
12x3, h: Fabrice Aurieng, Fra W12-U Raphael Zumbano Love, Bra
Aurieng came in as a late sub for Carlos Takam. The vacant WBFed Int´l title was at stake and it was scored 120-108, 119-109 and 118-111.
10x2, fly: Nadia Hokmi, Fra W10-M Linda Soto, Mex
97-93 twice and 95-95. WBFed female fly title
8x2, f: Gaelle Amand, Fra W8-U Galina Giumliska, Bul
6x3, lh: Hadillah Mohoumadi, Fra TKO 1 Raimonds Sniedze, Lat
6x3, h: David Spilmont, Fra W6-M Ibrahima Mariko, Fra
6x3, w: Anderson Prestot, Fra ?? Kamal Ibrahmen, Fra
6x3, lh: Amine Blali, Fra ?? Arturs Gorlovs, Lat
4x3, m: David Correa, Fra W4-U Guillaume Buquet, Fra