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March 31, Kiel, GER, Sparkassen Arena, est 6000, Sauerland Event, FvA
Arthur Abraham, 76,2, Ger W12-U Piotr Wilczewski, 76,1, Pol
Abraham retained the WBO Euro title on scores of 118-109 twice and 119-108. Wilczewski had a point deducted in the seventh for turning away from the action. Abraham was more active in the beginning than in previous fights and Wilczewski took too long to get untracked - once he did it he showed a fine jab and a stiff right but Abraham was too strong and wore him down despite tiring himself. Wilczewski was in deep trouble in the eleventh but survived and kept trying until the end.
Eduard Gutknecht, 79,0, Ger W12-S Tony Averlant, 78,8, Fra
Gutknecht retained the EBU 175 lb title on scores of 115-113 and 114-113 while the third vote was fr Averlant at 115-113. Gutknecht floored Averlant at the end of the first and the Frenchman was unsteady as he got up but the bell rang. Averlant came back and it became a hardfought, gruelling fight with the Frenchman getting the upper hand and Gutknecht losing his way. For my money Averlant won and most at ringside seemed to agree.
10x3: Mateusz Masternak, 90,0, Pol TKO 10 (2.06) Felipe Romero, 90,3, Mex
Romero was down in the fourth and sixth and punched himself out early in the tenth and was rescued by the referee. Masternak took a long time to get going and was overly careful while Romero, not in top shape, survived and had enough punch to get respect from his opponent.
8x3: Robert Woge, 79,1, Ger KO 3 (2.28) Carl Dilks, 79,4, Uk
Woge, better defenseivly than before but still a straight ahead slugger, hurt Dilks with a left hook and the Brit went down on his back and Woge closed the fight with an impressive combination topped by a left hook. Dilks had his moments in the second but Woge was too much for him
Henry Weber, 76,3, Ger W8-U Lorenzo Di Giacomo, 76,2, Ita
Weber, a soft looking supermiddle, was off to a good start but Di Giacomo came on strong after that and outfought the German - only to lose on scores of 77-75 twice and 78-74,
4x3: Tyron Zeuge, 77,0, Ger, prodebut TKO 1 (1.14) Yauheni Bohdanouski, 77,0, Blr
Bohdanouski, a hopeless beginner, almost began to weep when the first punch landed - it was stopped two knockdowns later. B credited with seven profights (3-4) but was very inept.
Eduard Gutknecht vs Tony Averlant
March 31, Seilles, BEL:
10x3: Hervé Hubeaux, 115,9, Bel KO 2 Laszlo Toth, 129,0, Hun
Hubeaux won the vacant Belgian heavyweight title with a second round knockout over Toth.
Bilal Laggoune, 115,9, Bel W 4 Jozef Kuzmirek, 89,3, Slo
Alan Donnellan, 75,0, Ire KO 1 Vladimir Tazik, 75,2, Slo
March 31, Cuesmes, BEL:
8x3: Ali Baghouz, 101,5, Bel KO 1 Ferenc Zsalek, 100,0, Hun
4x3: Joel Tambwe Djeko, 88,1, Bel TKO Joseph Sovijus, 84,0, Slo
March 31, Ferrara, ITA:
c: Leonard Damian Bruzzese, Ita W 6 Michal Bilak, Cze
w: Alessandro Caccia, Ita W 6 Jan Balog, Cze
March 31, Espoo, FIN, Barona Arena, P 3 Boxing
10x2: Eva Wahlström, 58,5, Fin W10-U Agota Ilko, 58,75, Hun
Wahlström won the vacant EBU female jr lightweight title on scores of 100-90 on all cards.
10x3: Edis Tatli, 61,75, Fin TKO 1 Sarfo Tyson, 61.5, Gha
Tyson floored twice and stopped in 1.30
Niko Jokinen, 76,0, Fin W8-U Mohammed Akrong, 74,75, Gha
Jokinen put up a career best performance and won on scores of 80-73, 80-72 and 78-74.
Jaakko Myllyala, 63,75, Fin W8-U Iban Gallardo, 63,75, Spa
Gallardo had points deducted in the second and sixth for low blows. 78-72, 77-74 and 78-73 - which may have saved Myllyla´s day.
6x3: Jarkko Putkinen, 63,75, Fin TKO 2 (0.34) Imre Simon, 65,5,
Eemeli Katajisto, 80,75, Fin, debut W4-U Robert Halas, 78,5,
40-36 on all cards and Katajisto said to show promise.
March 31, Noisy-le-Grand, FRA:
h: Carlos Takam, Cam/Fra TKO 11 Frans Botha, RSA
Takam won (or retained) the WBO African heavyweight title with a stoppage win over Botha, who came in for John Napari, and had his moments early but was wore down and stopped.
jw: Ali Oubaali, Fra W12-U Bastien Laforge, Fra
Oubaali won the WBC Mediterranean jr welter title on scores of 117-111, 117-112 and 16-112.
March 31, Altoetting, GER, bdb
6x3, h;: Goran Gogic, Ger TKO 4 Serdar Uysal, Ger
Revenge for Gogic, who a week ago was ahead 50-45 on the scoring referee´s card only to be stopped by a left hook to the body in the sixth and final round.
March 30, Belgrade, SER, Hotel Jugoslavija,
Jovo Pudar, 103,4, Ser W12-U Marcelo Luiz Nascimento, 106,0, Bra
Pudar retained the PABA heavyweight title on scores of 118-112, 118-110 and 118-111.
6x3: Jakov Gospic, 118,7, Cro TKO 2 (1.55) Adis Dadovic, 110,2,
6x3: Ivica Perkovic, 120,0, Cro TKO 3 Sanid Imamovic, 109,0,
Zoran Didanovic, 68,7, Ser W 6 (60-55) Stanislav Sakic, 69,5,
4x3: Miljan Rovcanin, 91,0, Ser, debut TKO 2 (2.10) Attila Dudas, 87,8,
4x3: Milos Jovanovic, 91,2, Ser, debut KO 1 (1.53) Constantin Marian Armenga, 89,9,
March 30, Cologne, GER, Maritim Hotel, Diamond Boy Promotions
h: Manuel Charr, Ger W12-U Taras Bidenko, Ukr
Charr defended the WBC Int´l Silver heavyweight title on scores of 116-111 on all cards. After four it wa 39-37 twice and 40-36 and after eight 77-75 twice and 78-74. Bidenko had a point deducted in the 11th for repeatedly losing his mouthpiece
10x3, h: Christian Hammer, Ger KO 1 (1.39) Alexander Kahl, Ger
Hammer retained the Int´l German heavyweight title knocking out Kahl with bodyshots.
March 30, Gandia, SPA:
l: Emiliano Casal, Spa TKO 2 Felix Soria, Spa
Casal, trained by Ulf Johansen, won the vacant Spanish lightweight title with an upset win over Soria, who came in for Oscar Sanchez Sandoval on a few weeks notice.
8x3, h: Leif Dolonen Larsen, Nor/Ser (?) TKO 2 Gabor Farkas, Hun
8x2, jw-w: Loli Munoz, Spa W8-U Mikaela Lauren, Swe
Lauren was ill but accepted the fight on late notice and had to make 66 kg as well, she was down in the first and a clear loser - Munoz in from Barcelona where she works in the prison system.
m: Cristian Fernandez, TDr 4 Julio Alberto Barsena, Spa
jw: Roman Vardanayn, W 4 David Donis,
w: Jorge Fortea, Spa Tdr 3 Fran Gonzales, Spa
March 24, Nyon, SWI,
Jamal Dlala, 69,2, Swi W 6 Yanko Marinov, 69,2, Bul
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