Sep 27, Kiel, GER, Sparkassen Arena, Sauerland Event
Arthur Abraham, 76,2, Ger W12-U Paul Smith, 75,9, UK
Abraham retained the WBO supermiddleweight title on scores of 117-111 twice and 119-109 - all numbers that looked too wide but the right man won. Abraham is probably well past his best and the wild barrages from yesterday are gone but what remains is a primitive yet effective boxer, who knows how to pace himself and when to work and when not to work. Smith was in it the first four rounds but Abraham broke through in the fifth and the Englishman allowed the fight to slip away from him. Abraham sealed the win with a strong finish. Smith had many supporters on hand including Richie Hatton, George Groves and Johnny Nelson.
4x3: Luke Watkins, 90,0, Uk W4-U Martin Horak, 90,8, Cze
Poor fight that didn´t really belong on a show like this. Watkins won on scores of 40-36, 39-37 and 38-38 but it could have gone either way. Horak, a southpaw, gave Watkins, trained by Paddy Fitzpatrick, plenty of problems with his awkward moves.
6x3: Fouad El Massoudi, 69,5, Fra W6-U Armen Torosyan, 69,2, Arm/Ger
Torosyan, downright arrogant, came out punching but kept missing and El Massoudi outboxed him for a win on scores of 60-54, 59-56 and 58-56. El Massoudi did nothing special, just made his opponent miss and made him pay.
12x3: Vincent Feigenbutz, 75,5, Ger TKO 3 (1.11) Guram Natsuslishvili, 75,5, Spa
Feigenbutz, "Iron Junior", retained the WBO I/C interim and GBU I/C supermiddleweight titles with another impressive stoppage win. Natsusishvili was floored twice and had bad swellings around both eyes at the end but did land some good righthanders but Feigenbutz was too strong for him. A left hook followed by a right caused the first knockdown and the towel came in as Guram went down the second time.
10x3; Noel Gevor, 88,5, Ger TKO 7 (1.18) Tamas Lodi, 90,0, Hun
Very onesided as Gevor outboxed his slow but strong looking opponent. Lodi was down in the third, and took a standing eight count in the fifth after what looked like a low blow and was down again in the seventh. With Gevor pouring it on it was finally stopped.
8x3: Enrico Kölling, 80,7, Ger TKO 6 (1.07) Daniel Regi, 80,0, Hun
Kölling treated like a sparring session and took a long time to wear down Regi, who was down in the fourth and twice in the fifth and finally in the seventh before it was stopped.
8x3: Mateusz Masternak, 89,7, Pol W dq 4 Ben Nsafoah, 85,0, Ger
Nsafoah, fighting for the most part as a southpaw and came in as a sub for Gabor Halasz, retired after four rounds of boxing where he bascially just tried to survive.
6x3: Stefan Härtel, 76,8, Ger W dq 4 (2.50) Leo Tchoula, 78,8, Ger
Tchoula had a point deducted in the third for a protest and stuck his tongue out twice against his opponent and that was it - he was dq:d. Härtel had up until then done a number on him and Leo´s eyes were pretty swollen.
Matthew Macklin, 73,0, Uk W8-M Jose Yebes, 73,0, Spa
77-75 twice and 76-76 after a hardfought battle where Macklin´s bigger punch won it for him. Yebes kept coming and had Macklin under pressure in many rounds and the Brit faded a bit late in the fight but put up a good last round.
 
Sep 27, Moscow, RUS:
Grigorz Drozd, 198,25, Rus W12-U Krzystof Wlodarczyk, 199, Pol
Drozd won the WBC cruiserweight title on scores of 118-110 and 119-108 twice. After four it was scored 39-37 twice and 39-38. Wlodarczyk was down late in round eight.
Denis Lebedev, 198,5, Rus KO 2 (2.18) Pawel Kolodziej, 200, Pol
Lebedev retained the WBA title with clean KO win over Kolodziej.
12x3: Andrey Knyazev, 90,3, Rus TKO 4 Shalva Jomardashvili, 90,3, Geo
WBO Oriental title. Jomardashvili was down in the first and third due to bodypunches and it was stopped due to a claimed arm injury.
8x3; Sergey Lipinets, 63,8, Rus TKO 7 (1.45) Daniel Loemeli, 63,9,
6x3: Alexander Sharanov, 68,1, Rus TKO 4 (1.18) Godwin Cudjoe, 69,3, Gha
Kudjoe was down in the second.
 
Sep 27, Viterbo, ITA:
Emiliano Marsili, 61,2, Ita W12-U Gyorgy Miszei, Jr, 61,0, Hun
Marsili retained the EBU lightweight title on scores of 116-113 twice and a strange 118-116.
lh: Alessandro Sinacore, Ita W 6 Martins Kukuls, Lat
w: Ivan Levickis, Lat TKO 2 Alessandro Caccia, Ita
Diego Velarde, 76,0, Ita - Andrea Di Luisa, 75,9, Ita
Should have been for the Italian supermiddleweight title but Velarde pulled out after the weighin with no reason given (but apparently it was a panic attack).
 
Sep 27, Madrid, SPA, El Asador Enrique de Madrid, Maravilla Box
sl: Nicolas Gonzales, Spa KO 2 Anzor Gamgebeli, Geo
l: Cristian Morales, Spa W6-U Vitaly Shivanov, Spa
60-54 on all cards.
fly: Angel Moreno, Spa W6-U Daniel Martinez, Spa
60-52 twice and 59-53. Martinez was down in the first and second.
 
Sep 27, Gits, BEL;
Delfine Persoon, 60,4, Bel W8-U Judy Waguthii, 61,7, Ken
Yves Ngabu, 87,9, Bel W8-U Sylvain Luce, 88,5, Fra
 
Sep 27, Mühlheim, GER: gba
c: Taras Oleksyenko, Dessau, Ger TKO 5 Marcel Gottschalk, Wuppertal, Ger
Oleksyenko won the vacant German - gba version - title.
 
Sep 27, Frenkendorf, SWI:
6x3: Blas Miguel Martinez, ?, Spa/Swi TKO 3 Tamas Hortobagyi, 76,5, Hun
 
Sep 26, Berlin, GER, Audi Centrum, gba
10x3, w: Robert Maess, Ger KO 7 Ivo Gogosevic, Cro
vacant GBC I/C welterweight title.
4x3, lh: Timur Zaslavskiy, KO 1 Al Masri Agiag, debut
sm: Oliver Drusch, W 4 Ion Barsan, debut
c: Mohamed Soltby, W 4 Patrick Linkert,
m: Sebastian Formella, W4-U Ziso Poulitsa,
40-37 twice and 39-37.
4x3, m: Bakhtiyar Eyubov, Kaz/TX TKO 1 Romeo Paun,
m: Jan Meiser, W 4 Talib Yilmatz,
4x2, l: Alicia Melina Kummer, TKO 1 Roxana Tenea,
h: Andrei Mazanik, W 4 Muslim Benkacimi,
 
Sep 26, Frankfurt / Main, GER, Saalbau Nied, PSP Boxing / Bigger is Better Inc, gba
lh: Denis Liebau, Ger W10-U Ericles Torres Marin, Ger
vacant IBA I/C title
10x3: Damir Beljo, TKO 5 Alejandro Berrio, Col/
8x2, sl: Bintou Schmill, Ger TKO 3 Mirjana Vujic,
Keep an eye on German beauty queen Schmill :)
6x3, c: Mairis Briedis, Lat TKO 1 Csaba Faur,
6x3, h: Evginios Lazaridis, TKO 1 Attila Zsiros,
h: Boris Bosnjak, KO 1 Elmir Morar,
h: Sezer Uelker, KO 1 Nedeljko Cvorovic,
h: Dennis Kiy, KO 1 Attila Zsiros,
h: Ilja Mezencev, KO 2 Viktor Szalai,
h: Robin Och, KO 4 Sasa Drinic,
c: Sotirios Georgikeas, W4-U Todor Ilic,
m: Matungu Kindele, KO 1 Adil Rusidi,
h: Boris Estenfelder, KO 1 Samir Barakovic,
 
Sep 26, Freudenreich, GER, Professional Boxing Gym, gba
sl: Sebastian Tlatlik, TKO 1 (2.10) Jason Eagen, prodebut
Stopped due to a bad cut with Eagen already in problems.
sm: Nordin Asrih, KO 1 Michael Traut,
Bad traut with Traut leaving the ring on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
lh: Jay Spencer, KO 1 (0.40) Robert Szalach,
All in all four minutes of "proboxing" in three fights.
 
Sep 26, Krasnodar, RUS:
c. Roy Jones, Jr, US KO 1 (1.16) Hany Atiyo,
Jones took out Atiyo with a bodypunch and retained the WBU - german version - title
l: Fedor Papazov, Rus W10-U Felix Lora, Spa
WBC Baltic title
w: David Avanesyan, Rus W10-U Ramon De La Sena,
WBC Baltic title
sl: Aik Shakhnazaryan, W10-U Sergio Maurico Gil,
c: Ruslan Faifer, W8-U Yuri Barashian, Ukr
vacant WBC Baltic Silver cruiserweight title
6x3, l; Soslan Tedeev, KO 3 Bacho Kvaratskhelia,
 
Sep 26, Porto Santo Stefano, ITA:
Angelo Ardito, 58,5, Ita D10-S Nicola Cipolletta, 57,1, Ita
Ardito retained the Italian superfeather title on scores of 96-94, 95-95 and 94-96.
h: Rosario Guglielmino, Ita TKO 4 Mihaly Kratki, Hun
sw: Carmelo Terranova, Ita W 6 Zoltan Horvath, Hun
 
Sep 26, Barredos, SPA:
sm: Jose Manuel Iglesias, Spa W 6 Raul Ascencio, Spa
sw: Jony Vina, Spa, debut W 4 Marius Jacheanu, Rom/Valencia, Spa