EURO RESULTS

By Per-Ake Persson

May 31, Usti nad Labem, CZE:
6x3, m: Dominik Pesek, Cze  TKO 4 (not out) Miroslav Serban, Cze
6x3, lh: Vladimir Beljuski, Cze  TKO 1  Ladislav Mohler, Cze
4x3, h: Michal Smola, Cze  TKO 1  Evzen Velky, Cze
4x3, h; Filip Koci, Cze  TKO 1  Petr Frohlich, Cze
4x3, sw: Jan Balog, Cze  W4-U  Bazargur Jugder, Cze
4x3, h: Jan Hrebiik, Cze  KO 4  Lee Kellett, Uk/?
4x3, c: Stanislas Eschner, Cze  W 4  Daniel Bazo, Cze
4x3, sw: Pavel Herman, Cze  TKO 1  Dominik Hermanek, Cze
4x3, sw: Richard Olle, Cze  W 4  Petr Gina, Cze

May 31, Nijmegen, NTH:
10x3, c: Steffen Rorstrom, Den  W10-U  Kilat Hallie, Nth
Rorstrom won the vacant WBF I/C title on scores of 95-94 twice and 96-93.

May 30, Copenhagen, DEN, Frederiksberg Hallerne, DFN (Bettina Palle)
8x3:  Morike Oulare, 90,2, Ita  TKO 2 ( Hamza Hussein, 90,7, Den  
After a quiet first round where Oulare threw some wild swings and Hussein, a southpaw, boxed on the move the Italian knocked down the Dane early in the second. He got up and looked alright - but moved too much and in the wrong direction and was caught by a right hand and went down again. This time he was hurt for real and as he got up it was waved off.
6x3: Nikolay Piddubbny, 102,2, Den  TKO 3 (2.03)  Zoran Paunovic, 115,4, Ser
PIddubbny worked the body and Paunovic, a decent boxer, fell apart and only the ropes held him up in the second half. In the third the Serbian was floored and it was stopped as Piddubbny poured it on.
10x3: Kolbeinn Kristinsson, 118,2, Ice  TKO 5  Pavel Sour, 110,4, Cze
Kristinsson started slowly (apparently he had a leg injury) and Sour was off to a good start - then late in the second Sour landed with a decent right and Kolbeinn came into his corner bleeding from a cut over the left eye. It wasn't that bad but no one worked on it and then the "cut woman" came but she didn't get either space or time to work on it. In the third everything got worse for Kolbeinn it was a bloody, dramatic round as Sour opened up but tired and the Ice Bear had to slug it out. The fourth began with a time out to inspect the cut but the doctor said ok and now Kristinsson found the punch - a left hook to the body - he had been looking for and Sour went down - and spat out his mouthpiece. He got up though and the war continued with Kolbeinn bleeding badly but he knocked down Sour twice more and had a point deducted after losing his mouthpiece. Sour was a spent force and when knocked down again early in the fifth the towel came in. After four it was scored 37-35x2 and 38-35 for Kolbeein. I had 37-36 for the Ice Bear after four.
4x3: Lucas Ashira, 72,6, Den  KO 1 (1.32)  Zaza Amiradze, ?, Geo
Amiradze was a last minute sub for Silviu Catrinescu and did ok to begin with but went down and out from a left hook to the body and sat the count out.
4x2: Anne Munk, 52,5, Den  W4-U  Tijana Draskovic, 52,3, Ser
Munk started slowly but got going in the last two and salvaged a draw on my card. The judges had it 39-37 twice and 40-36.
4x3: Emin Kadre Eminsson, 66,6, Ice  W4-U  Erik Mato, 65,3, Hun
Eminsson worked hard but was too eager and was seldom effective. Mato went down in the last round and lost on scores of 40-35 on all cards.
6x3: Ajet Jusufi, 76,1, Swe  TKO 2 (2.13) Ladislav Nemeth, 74,8, Slo
Nemeth was dangerous early with well timed swings but "the Buzzsaw" kept a fast pace and floored the Slovakian with a southpaw right hook and left. Nemeth was almost down again as the bell rang. In the second Nemeth was under steady pressure from the Swede who kept landing his left uppercut and it was stopped - too soon for some but it was a one sided fight.
4x3. Jihad Khattab, 92,5, Den  KO 2 (1.43)  Istvan Kiss, 92,7, Hun
Kiss went down and out from a barrage of punches topped by a right - and should lose some 20 kg. Khattab was also too heavy. This was his pro debut.

May 30, Magdeburg, GER, Messe Halle, SES / Blanko Sports
12x3: Roman Fress, 90,0, Ger  D12-S  Armend Xhoxhaj, 90,0, Alb/Ger
Fress retained the WBO I-C and won the vacant International as well as the WBO Euro title held by Xhoxhaj on scores of 116-111, 113-113 and 112-114. Fress was down twice in the third but finished strongly to salvage a draw.
6x3: Michel Dobler, 108,0, Ger TKO 3 (1.09) Marko Bozovic, 101,5, Mne
6x3: Dennis Radovan, 75,5, Ger  W6-U  Nijat Valiyev, 76,0, Aze
60-55, 58-56 and 59-54.
6x3: Max Suske, 76,2, Ger  TKO 5 (not out)  Boris Nedbai, 76,1, Slo
4x3: Paul Schmidt, 90,5, Ger  TKO 2 (1.34)  Linus Brandenburg, ?, Ger
4x3: Ole Rätzel, 69,3, Ger TKO 2 (2.53)  Christian Scheydt, 69,1, Ger
6x3: Stiven Aas, 90,3, Est  KO 1 (0.46)  Juan Manuel Morie, ?, Spa
6x3: Mohamed Bekdash, 91,0, Ger TKO 2 (1.37)  Yasir Ahmed Malik, 88,1, Ger
6x3: Ingolf Zochner, 112,0, Ger  TKO 5 (2.52) Blaise Ndassi, ?, Ger

May 30, Charleroi, BEL: Dome, 12 Rounds Promotion (Alain Vanackere)
12x3:  Ryad Merhy, 100,7, Bel  W12-U   Kevin Lerena, 100,2, RSA
Merhy won the WBC Bridgerweight title on scores of 116-112, 117-111 and 115-113.
10x3: Femke Hermans, 69,5, Bel  W10-M  Arlene Blencowe, 69,4, Aus
Hermans won the vacant WBC Silver title on scores of 97-93, 96-94 and 95-95.
10x3, sl: Antoine Vanackere, Bel  W10-U Jesus Correa, Ven
96-91x2, 95-92.
10x3, sl: Benito Muyayi, Bel  KO 5 Victor Julio, Col/Spa
vMuyayi won the vacant Belgian super lightweight title.
10x3, sw: Ibrahima Diallo, Bel  W10-U Hon Ki Lam, Chi
Diallo retained the IBF International title.
6x3, h: Michael Pirotton, Bel  TKO 5  Fernando Brito, Ven
6x3, w: Abdel-Aziz Njoya, Bel  W6-U  Jose Luis Commisso,
sm: Ouassim Seddiki,  KO 2  Matija Mitrovic, Ser
w: James Weiss, Bel  W 4  Leonardo Ibic, Ser
h: Mohamed Bourkha, Bel  W 4  Stefan Stankovic, Ser
sw: Nathan Kieto, Bel  W 4  Ivan Krivacevic, Ser

May 30, Hässelby, SWE, Hässelbyhallen 2, SG Promotions
A big martial arts event topped by one professional boxing match in a school gym in a suburb to Stockholm.
4x2: Aitana Alvarez, 63,4, Spa TKO 3 (not out) Eliana Modina, 62,7, Col
Alvarez is in a close personal relationship with the promoter and a big star in martial arts but this was her pro debut. Medina was worn down by body punches and retired after the second. For the first time ever the Swedish commission accepted a scoring referee alone and supervisor was Il Presidente himself, Mr Björn Rosengren.

May 30, Gothenburg, SWE; RBK Gym, RBK, SBU / SBF
4x3: Branko Vincic vs Kingsley Okoro - replaced by Sondre Norgard
For the third time SBU applied and got permission from the Martial Arts Delegation for a "semi pro" fight - only to have one or both fighters pull out for one reason or another. None of the fighters mentioned above are pro and are not overly good in olympic boxing either.

May 30, Payerne, SWI:
Jason Kingolo, 64,2, Swi  W 6  Luka Veljovic, 62,8, B-H
6x3: Leonid Berisha, 84,8, Swi  TKO 1  Filip Dostanic, 84,1, Ser

May 30, Uzes, FRA:
10x2, w: Emilie Sonvico, Fra  W10-U  Mahjouba Oubtil, Fra
Sonvico won the IBA title on scores of 97-91, 98-90 and 100-88.
m: Quentin Fontaine, Fra  D 6 (57-57)  Elian Damiens-Dhebecourt, Fra
sw: Lounes Zitouni, Fra  KO 1  Daviti Beridze, Geo

May 30, Saint-Etienne, FRA:
8x2, l: Lilia Cherifi, Fra  W 8  Ashley Rabereau, Fra
Cherifi won the French lightweight title.

May 30, Pertuis, FRA:
m: Rheda Kham, Fra  TKO 4  Miguel Vasquez, Col
sm: Lancelot Proton de la Chapelle, Fra  TKO 2  Mark Jamiu, Fra
sm: Kemil Mansour, Fra  TKO 2  Gabor Gorbics, Hun

May 30, Chatellerault, FRA:
sb: Mohamed El Garah, Fra  W6-U  Fodie Diawara, Fra
59-55x2, 58-56.
lh: Axel Yoka, Fra  W6-U  Rachid Bello, Fra
59-55x3.
sl: Alain Christian Sangue, Fra  D6-S  Romain Couture, Fra
58-56, Sangue, 57-57, 59-55 Couture.
m: Wilfrid Silva, Fra  W6-U  Maike Garros, Fra
60-51x2, 60-50.

May 30, Capbreton, FRA:
6x2, f: Lucie Pauliac, Fra  W 6 (58-56)  Ingrid Brodu, Fra

May 30, Roubaix, FRA:
sb: Djamal Hadjab, Fra  TKO 3  Kaddour Hrniami, Fra
lh: Seydi Coupe, Fra  TKO 2  Ervin Dzinic, B-H
sm: Nabil Bouazni, Fra  TKO 6  Martin Guy, Slo
sm: Adagio McDonald, Fra  TKO 2  Panagiotis Matsagkos, Gre
m: Johein Maache, Fra  W4-U  Seiran Engel, Ger
40-36x3.

May 30, Argentan, FRA:
sb: Valentin Guth, Fra  W6-S  Thomas Barbier, Fra
58-56x2 Guth, 58-56 Barbier.
6x2, sb: Anna Micard, Fra  TKO 4  Jelena Bokan, Ser
m: Bakari Diallo, Fra  KO 6  Marko Nastic, Ser

May 30, Vienna, AUS, Austria Center, Henry Lewis Promotions, FvA
10x3, sl: Yohan Morocoima, Ven  TKO 3  Jawid Mohebzada, Aus
Morocoima won the vacant Int'l Austrian title.
4x2, lh: Alexandre Petri, Aus  TKO 1  Elena Sikmashvili, Geo
h: Denis Vokshi, Aus  W 4  Piotr Cwik, Pol/Ger
w: Adam Almodaress, Aus  W 4  Achiko Odikadze, Ger
sl: Denis Baxhaku, Aus  D 6  Attila Kayabasi, Ger

May 30, Ekaterinburg, RUS: RCC (German Titov)
12x3: Dmitry Bivol,  W12-U  Michael Eifert,
Eifert was down in the first and lost all round as Bivol retained the IBF and WBA titles on scores of 120-107x3.

May 30, Cagliari, ITA:
Marios Kollias, 108, Gre  KO 1  Wilfredo Vazquez, 152,0, Ven/US
Kollias floored the much too heavy Vazquez three times in the first - and it was ten and out in the final kd.

May 30, Olgiate Comasco, ITA:
w: Ivan Guarnieri, Ita  W 10 UD  Cristopher Sanfilippo, Ita
(vacant Italian welterweight title)
scores: 99-91, 98-92, 97-93

May 30, Arenzano, ITA:
Female: sft: Martina Righi  V PT 10 SD  Almudena Alvarez, Spa
(EBU female super-featherweight title)
scores: 99-91 e 98-92 for Righi, 96-94 for Almudena
cr: Aharon Corona, Ita  W 6  Remer Billal, Ita

May 30, Catania, ITA:
sm: Salvatore Cavallaro (1995), Ita  W 6  Iago Kirizia, Geo
lth: Claudio Kraiem, Ita  KO 4  Pridon Kakitashvili, Geo
m: Aldo Neglia, Ita  V KO 1  Konstantine Jangavadze, Geo
(full name: Aldo Antonio Neglia)
sw: Salvatore Cavallaro (2001), Ita  W 6  Omir Rodriguez, Pan/Spa

May 30, Wembley, GBR:
Female: b: Francesca Hennessy, GBR,  TKO 6  Aurora De Persio, Ita
(WBC Silver female bantamweight title)

May 29, Montanara di Curtatone, ITA:
lth: Antonio Mondillo, Ita  W 6  Matija Maderic, Cro

May 29, Portsmouth, Virginia, USA:
w: Rocco Vassallo, Ita/DR  TKO 3  Luis Hinojosa, DR

May 22, Irkutsk, RUS, Shamo Boxing
4x3: Oleg Moshkirev, 59,0,  W4-U  Dmitrij Gerelis, 58,95,
40-36x3.
4x3: Viktor Nikitenko, 71,95,  D4-M  Valerij Prochorov, 73,95,
39-37 Nikitenko, 38-38x2.
4x3: Alexander Baklagin, 72,5,  W4-U  Ruslan Sagov, 73,35
40-36x3.
4x3: Timofey Kaverin, 79,8,  W4-U  Atay Asanbekov, 80,9,
40-36x2, 39-37.
6x3: Egor Shapochansky, 75,2,  TKO 2 (2.42)  Sultan Asankul uulu, 75,6,
Asankul was floored twice in the second.
8x3: Vadim Lubsanov, 72,6,  KO 2 (0.30)  Luis Miguel Bayona Pedroso, 72,35
Commonwealth title.
6x3: Denis Savitskyj, 80,6,  EXH 6  Sajad Mehrabi, 80,9, Iran

Per-Åke Persson