DE LA HOYA VS. FORBES TICKETS ON SALE TOMORROW
Posted on | March 3, 2008 | No Comments
“HOMECOMING” BOUT AT THE HOME DEPOT CENTER MAY 3
LOS ANGELES (March 3, 2008) – Tickets for Oscar de la Hoya’s “Homecoming” fight against Steve Forbes on May 3 at The Home Depot Center in Los Angeles, go on sale tomorrow, Tuesday, March 4 starting at 10:00 a.m. PT. Tickets are priced as low as $25, with more than 17,000 tickets available at $75 or less.
De La Hoya vs. Forbes will be the first-ever boxing event at The Home Depot Center’s 27,000 seat soccer stadium and caps off a weekend of sports and entertainment activities that will celebrate the homecoming of De La Hoya, who has not fought in Los Angeles since 2000. The fight card will also feature an exciting undercard line-up to be announced shortly.
Tickets, priced at $600, $300 and $150 for the floor, and $75, $50 and $25, will be available starting tomorrow, Tuesday, March 4 at 10:00 a.m. PT at all Ticketmaster outlets, including www.Ticketmaster.com and Ticketmaster Charge-by-Phone at (213) 480-3232. Tickets are also available for sale at The Home Depot Center Box Office open Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. PT, and on event days. Event Suites, group packages, VIP packages and hospitality packages are available by calling 1-877-AEG-TICKETS (1-877-234-8425) or by visiting www.aegtickets.com.
The “Homecoming” weekend will start on Friday, May 2, with a live TeleFutura “Solo Boxeo” fight card and a live Latin music concert from The Home Depot Center’s 8,000-seat tennis stadium. More details on the weekend’s events, including the complete fight card and tickets sales will be announced shortly. For more information, please visit www.goldenboypromotions.com. .
“Homecoming” is presented by Golden Boy Promotions in association with AEG and The Home Depot Center and sponsored by Cazadores, Tecate, Rockstar Energy Drink, Southwest Airlines and Affliction Clothing. The match up will be televised live by HBO’s World Championship Boxing beginning at 10:00 p.m. ET / 7:00 p.m. PT.
A 1992 Olympic Gold Medalist and six-division world champion, “The Golden Boy” Oscar de la Hoya (38-5, 30 KO’s) has fought boxing’s elite for over 15 years, capturing titles from the 130 to 160 pound weight divisions. His history fighting in Los Angeles includes his professional debut against Lamar Williams at The Forum on November 23, 1992, his first world title bout on March 5, 1994, when he stopped Jimmi Bredahl at the Olympic Auditorium to win the WBO World Super Featherweight Title; and four fights later, when he returned to the Olympic Auditorium to stop John Avila in December of 1994. His last bout at home was in 2000 when he fought Shane Mosley at STAPLES Center. He now returns May 3.
A former World Champion who has come up the hard way in the sport, Stevie “2 Pounds” Forbes (33-5, 9 KO’s) is finally getting the big shot every fighter dreams of and has no intentions of losing on May 3. An 11-year veteran who won a world title in 2000, the 30-year-old Forbes is a slick stylist with a granite chin who has never been knocked down as a professional. Forbes put a halt to the comeback of highly-touted Francisco “Panchito” Bojado in October of last year. He plans on doing the same to De La Hoya this spring.
FIGHTERS WANTED: MMA RECRUITER CLASSIFIEDS
Posted on | March 3, 2008 | No Comments
Male & Female Ammys – St. Muncie, IN – May 3rd
Iron Warrior Fight League is looking for Amateur Male and Female Fighters to fill spots on their upcoming fight card May 3rd in St. Muncie, IN.
If you are interested in fighting on this card please contact:
Matt Vaught
765-620-7061
http://www.mmarecruiter.com/showprofile.php?id=1224
www.ironwarriorfights.com
www.myspace.com/ironwarriorfightleague
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Male & Female Ammys – Wichita, KS – March 20
Dog Pound Productions is looking for Male and Female Amateur Fighters to fill spots on their upcoming fight card March 20th in Wichita, KS.
If you are interested in fighting please contact:
Contact = Terrell Brown
Phone = 316.440.6991
E-mail = terrell@ultimatefitnesscenters.com
Myspace = www.myspace.com/dogpoundproductions
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Amateurs Needed – Royal Oak, MI – March 22nd
Xtreme Cagefighting Championships is looking for Amateur Fighters to fill spots on their upcoming fight card for March 22nd in Royal Oak, MI.
If you are interested in fighting on this card please contact:
Contact: Matt Flynn
Phone: 248-202-4MMA (4662)
Website: www.livemmafights.com
Email: info@livemmafights.com
Mesi returns vs. Smith
Posted on | March 3, 2008 | No Comments
Olympian Estrada battles Whitaker
ESPN2 Friday Night Fights, April 4 at Twin River Event Center, RI
PROVIDENCE (March 3, 2008) – Classic Entertainment and Sports, Inc. president Jimmy Burchfield has formally announced unbeaten world heavyweight challenger “Baby” Joe Mesi’s returns to the ring on April 4 against Terry “Hurricane” Smith, headlining an ESPN2 Friday Night Fights pro boxing show in the 10-round main event, at Twin River Events Center in Lincoln, Rhode Island. Mesi will make his first defense of the WBC USNBC title belt he won last October with a first-round stoppage of Shannon Miller.
2004 U.S. Olympian and top heavyweight prospect, Jason “Big Six” Estrada, steps up in class to take on former world title challenger Lance “Mount” Whitaker in the 10-round co-feature.
“This is a major league show on ESPN2,” promoter Burchfield said. “These four heavyweights have a combined record of 109-9-2 with 76 knockouts. These are big men, real heavyweights, averaging 6’ 3” and 238-pounds. Joe is on a mission to fight for the world heavyweight title and Smith will be a solid test. Nobody has stopped him and he’s been in against a lot of top heavyweights like world heavyweight challengers Calvin Brock and Jameel McCline. Jason is going to make a lot of noise in 2008, starting with Whitaker, who fought (Luan) Krasniqi for the WBO belt, and knocked out world champion Oleg Maskaev. Mesi is going to be a force again in the heavyweight division very soon; Estrada’s a future world champion in the making.”
Buffalo sports icon Mesi (36-0, 29 KOs), former NABF heavyweight champion, currently rated No. 17 by the WBC, was the WBC No. 1 contender in 2004, before an injury and controversial suspension sidelined him for two years. Mesi’s 36 victims include Vassiliy Jirov, Monte Barrett, DaVarryl Williamson, and David Izon.
Unbeaten in his first 21 pro defeats, former NABO title challenger Smith (30-4-1, 18 KOs), fighting out of Little Rock (AR), defeated former world champion Kelvin Davis last May.
Estrada (11-1, 2 KOs), 27, completed his amateur career in the U.S. with a remarkable record of 261-14, going unbeaten in America four years after the 2000 Olympic Trials. The Providence-native became the first boxer to win both the U.S. Nationals and U.S.Challenge three years (2001-2003) in a row. In only his seventh pro fight, Jason went the full 10 rounds against veteran Robert Wiggin, winning a complete shutout (100-90 three times). Estrada won a unanimous 10-round decision versus former world title challenger Charles Shufford in his last fight on January 25.
In addition to his win against Maskaev, the 6’ 8” Whitaker (32-4-1, 27) has also beaten former world title-holder Al “Ice” Cole, previously unbeaten Robert Davis (22-0), and 2-time world title challenger Monte Barrett.
Tickets will go on sale March 15. Contact CES (401.724.2253/2254/www.cesboxing.com) or Twin River Events Center (877.82.RIVER/ www.twinriver.com) for more information.
-CES-
Anderson Silva is MMA’s new Hero
Posted on | March 2, 2008 | 2 Comments
By: Jack Bratcher
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With 2007 being a year of upsets and disappointments for me in MMA, 2008 has been good to me as a fan. Especially tonight for UFC 82. I was nervous for this fight between Anderson Silva and Dan Henderson. First it was Lutter, then Marquardt, and now Henderson were all supposed to be THE ONE to really test his game; to be the one to expose the hole in his game and defeat him. And NONE of them have done it. Ju-Jitsu Black Belts have not exposed him, Olympic Wrestling Champions have not exposed him, and I dare say there’s a stand-up striker alive who will ever expose him.
I will say this, I bet I scared my next door neighbors I was screaming so loud tonight at the end of the second round when Anderson Silva choked out and submitted the Olympic medalist, Dan Henderson. In the first round my worst fears were coming true when Dan Henderson controlled most of the round with alot of lay and pray but at the same time he was covering Silva’s mouth to corrupt his breathing pattern. And he was also delivering some good hammerfists to Silva in the first round. Although, Silva landed a good shot on Henderson, Henderson was able to get the takedown and control the position for the rest of the round.
But if we have learned anything about Anderson Silva by now it is this, the man is patient in the best way possible. He allowed Dan to control that position in the first round and he kept Dan from delivering much damage at all. In a five round fight, one round does not mean a whole lot when you are an opponent of Anderson Silva. Because at the beginning of each round you will have to start standing across that octagon from him and you may even be tempted to try to trade a few strikes with him and sooner or later apparently if you trade strikes with Anderson Silva, bad things happen to you. Like the knee that hurt Henderson in the second round which put him on the ground and then allowed Silva to end up having Dan’s back with Silva’s legs triangled around his waist. With 13 seconds left in the second round, Silva sinks in a rear naked choke and with just a few seconds left in the round, Dan Henderson taps out.
In my opinion there is not a more entertaining fighter to watch in all of mixed martial-arts. I don’t even think he knows the meaning of lay and pray. Joe Rogan said it best when he called one of his performances “a ballet of violence.” That’s it perfectly. It is poetry in motion when he fights. Not only will this guy out strike probably any man in MMA, but he just submitted a freaking Olympic Medalist. MMA has a new genuine hero. 2007 was a bad year to have heroes….all of mine fell. But I really took notice of Silva when he beat Franklin the first time for the title and I really began to appreciate his fighting style. Silva even got submission of the night which means an extra 40 to 60 thousand bucks for the guy. It’s a big deal. The UFC currently has no one on their middlewight roster who could realistically give Anderson Silva a real challenge so it will be interesting to see who they bring in next to face him. My thoughts would be Matt LIndland or Frank Trigg would be the best middlweights out there right now who could give Silva at least a potential challenge. Not has one fighter generated so much respect and appreciation in MMA since Fedor Emelianenko. Anderson Silva is the new face of Mixed Martial-Arts. Get used to it because I expect it to be there for a long time to come.
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IFL VEGAS SHOW RESULTS
Posted on | March 1, 2008 | No Comments
SCHULTZ, NELSON DEFEND BELTS, MC GIVERN WINS IFL TITLE IN LAS VEGAS
World Class Fight Center, Team Quest Take Camp Victories
LAS VEGAS, February 29, 2008 – Lightweight Ryan Schultz (North Platte, Neb.) and heavyweight Roy Nelson (Las Vegas) defended their respective International Fight League titles and middleweight Ryan McGivern (Bettendorf, Iowa) won his first belt before 3,931 at the IFL event tonight at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas.
Schultz ground out a unanimous decision over John Gunderson (Medford, Ore.) to retain his title, maintaining strong position throughout the match. Most of the bout was contested on the ground, with both fighters escaping potential chokes in the final two rounds.
Nelson earned a first-round TKO victory over Fabiano Scherner (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) to defend his heavyweight crown. Nelson took Scherner down midway through the round and used a flurry of right hands to secure the stoppage at 3:20.
In what many felt was the best bout of the night, McGivern topped defending champion Matt Horwich (Portland, Ore.) by unanimous decision in a battle in which both fighters had strong moments. Horwich nearly secured an armbar at the end of the second round, when McGivern was likely saved by the bell. In the closing seconds of the fourth round, McGivern delivered a series of strikes that staggered the former champion, but the champion held on until the bell.
In the camp vs. camp matchups which preceded the Championship bouts, World Class Fight Center and Lion’s Den/Team Quest were victorious. Rafael Dias (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) starting things off well for Mario Sperry’s WCFC in its win over Team Tompkins with a victory at 145 lbs. over Santino Defranco (Tempe, Ariz.) by way of rear naked choke submission two minutes into the first round. At 185 lbs., hometown favorite Josh Haynes (Las Vegas) defeated Leopoldo Serao (San Francisco) via unanimous decision to even the camps at one win apiece. WCFC took two out of three bouts when Alexandre Ferreira (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) recorded a rear naked choke over Lew Polley (Coconut Creek, Fla.), just 0:20 into the first round.
Jake Ellenberger (Omaha, Neb.), representing Team Quest, decisioned Pat Healy (St. Louis) to open his camp’s matchup with Ken Shamrock’s Lion’s Den. Schultz’s win over Gunderson secured the triumph for Team Quest, while Nelson’s win provided the final 2-1 margin.
Prior to the team matchups, Ian Loveland (Portland, Ore.) submitted Dennis Davis (Las Vegas) via guillotine choke in the second round of their featherweight contest.
IFL Las Vegas
Friday, February 29, 2008
Preliminary Bout
145 lbs.: Ian Loveland (Portland, Ore.) def. Dennis Davis (Las Vegas) via submission (guillotine), 2nd, 0:58
Team Tompkins vs. World Class Fight Center (Mario Sperry)
145 lbs.: Rafael Dias (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), WCFC, def. Santino Defranco (Tempe, Ariz.) via submission (rear naked choke), 1st, 2:03
185 lbs.: Josh Haynes (Las Vegas), Team Tompkins, def. Leopoldo Serao (San Francisco) via decision (unanimous) after three rounds
205 lbs.: Alexandre Ferreira (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), WCFC, def. Lew Polley (Coconut Creek, Fla.) via submission (standing guillotine choke), 1st, 0:20
Team Quest (Matt Lindland) vs. Lion’s Den (Ken Shamrock)
170 lbs.: Jake Ellenberger (Omaha, Neb.), Team Quest, def. Pat Healy (St. Louis) via decision (unanimous), after three rounds
*155 lbs.: **Ryan Schultz (North Platte, Neb.), Team Quest, def. John Gunderson (Medford, Ore.) via decision (unanimous), after five rounds
*265 lbs.: **Roy Nelson (Las Vegas), Lion’s Den def. Fabiano Scherner (Portland, Ore.) via TKO (strikes) 1st, 3:20,
Championship Bout
*185 lbs.: Ryan McGivern (Bettendorf, Iowa) def. **Matt Horwich (Portland, Ore.) via decision (unanimous), after five rounds
*Championship Bout
**Defending Champion
About the IFL
International Fight League™ (IFL) has its headquarters in New York and offices in Las Vegas. For more information about IFL, please see: www.ifl.tv.
THE NEXT GREAT BRITISH HEAVYWEIGHT?
Posted on | March 1, 2008 | No Comments
A New Face Among The Heavyweights
After a dismal performance by Wladimir Klitschko and Sultan Ibragimov in last weekend’s unification match at Madison Square Garden, the boxing world is desperately searching for a new torchbearer among the heavyweights. Here in England, promoter Barry Hearn hoping to inject some excitement into the weight class with a knockout tournament at London’s York Hall but it will take time to see if the concept can renew public interest in the big men.
Despite the low point that the division finds itself in at the moment, the conditions are just right for a young heavyweight to make a name for himself.
Boxing fans are always ready to embrace true talent and all a heavyweight really needs is a solid jab, good power and the ability to excite the crowd with explosive punches. Every promoter and manager across the globe are searching for the new Mike Tyson, or the new Lennox Lewis, and every now and then, a young heavyweight comes on the scene and is touted as the next savior.
Scott Belshaw, the 6 foot 7 inch hard punching Belfast slugger, is one of the top heavyweight prospects in the UK and has just returned to the ring after a serious accident. Belshaw is looking to stay busy and will be appearing on the undercard of the Rendall Munroe vs. Kiko Martinez European super bantam title bill on Friday, March 7 at the Harvey Hadden Leisure Centre in Nottingham.
But if Belshaw has the ability, you can be sure he will taken down the right road by experienced promoter Frank Maloney, who knows a thing or two about guiding heavyweights.
Maloney is quite excited about his hammer-fisted prospect but at the moment, is not getting too carried away. “Scott Belshaw has the one thing that the public and TV companies like to see,” said Maloney, who managed Lennox Lewis to the undisputed heavyweight title. “He has the punch and can take an opponent out with either hand. How far he can take that talent, only time will tell.”
A manager and promoter can only do so much; the fighter has to deliver in the square ring and Maloney aims to keep Belshaw busy over the coming year and if the Ulster heavyweight does have what it takes, Belshaw will be given the opportunity to show the public.
One of the last big Irish heavyweights to capture the imagination of boxing fans was Gerry Cooney, who challenged for the world title and got paid more than the champion, Larry Holmes. With Americans once again head over heels for Irish boxers, it might not be long until Belshaw takes a trip across the Atlantic.
Providing all goes well on March 7, Belshaw will be out again on April 18 in London, on a York Hall bill headlined by young Gary Woolcombe, another standout from the Maloney stable, who makes his first defense of the British light middle title against dangerous southpaw and former champion Ryan “Spiceboy” Rhodes.
Some people say that Woolcombe was fortunate to get the British title, and this will be a test to see if he can really cut it in the big leagues, but Frank Maloney has the utmost confidence that Woolcombe will deliver on the big stage and go on to better opportunities.
Frank Maloney Promotions presents “The Bull vs. The Matador”, Rendall Munroe vs. European super bantamweight champion Kiko Martinez, at Nottingham’s Harvey Hadden Leisure Centre on Friday, March 7, 2008. Tickets are priced at £75 and £35 and are available by logging onto www.frankmaloney.com or by calling the Box Office at 0871 226 1508. For any further press information please call 0208 467 7647.
Sky Sports will televise live on SS2 starting at 9:30PM.
Frank Maloney Promotions also announces “Northern Rock”, the first title defense by British super flyweight champion Chris Edwards, who faces Doncaster’s English champion Andy Bell at the Metrodome in Barnsley, England on Friday, March 28, 2008.
On Friday, April 18, 2008, Frank Maloney Promotions return to London when British light middle champion Gary Woolcombe faces the challenge of former titleholder Ryan Rhodes at historic York Hall on “Divine Retribution”. Also featured will be John McDermott and Pele Reid, who will argue the vacant English heavyweight title.
Tickets to these shows can be purchased by calling the Box Office 0871 226 1508 or by logging onto www.frankmaloney.com
HARRY JOE YORGEY OUT OF CO-FEATURED BOUT VS JASON Le HOULLIER
Posted on | March 1, 2008 | No Comments
REPLACED BY JOSE GONZALEZ ON MARCH 7 AT FOXWOODS;
TELEVISED LIVE ON ESPN’S FRIDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Promoted by Art Pelullo/Banner Promotions and Rodney Berman/Golden Gloves Promotions.
Friday, March 7, 2008, in the Fox Theatre at Foxwoods Resort Casino.
Televised live on ESPN’s “Friday Night Fights.”
Harry Joe Yorgey has withdrawn from the co-featured bout on the March 7 fight card at Foxwoods. He said in a press release that the reason was “continuing litigation” between himself and his former manager.
He has been replaced in the scheduled 10-round fight for the vacant NABA super welterweight title by Jose “El Cuervo” Gonzalez, 11-2 with 9 knockouts, of Garden City, Kansas, who will now fight Jason “The Hammer” Le Houllier, 21-0 with 8 knockouts, of Portland, Maine.
It should be an exciting battle – Le Houllier is well-known for his aggressive, all-action style, but Jose said that he was already training for another fight and is ready. He said, “I’m in shape already, so we don’t have to worry about that. I feel great right now. I’m a boxer-puncher. I fought every different kind of style.”
In the main event scheduled for 12 rounds, “Merciless” Thomas Mashaba, 20-1-4 with 12 knockouts, of Carltonville, South Africa, will make his sixth defense of the IBO featherweight title against Cristobal Cruz, 35-11-1 with 23 knockouts, of Tijuana, B.C., Mexico.
Note: Thomas Mashaba’s official record was recently revised – a six-round decision loss in February, 2001, has been removed from his record. Art Peyton of Boxrec.com sent the following email: “Please be advised that South African Thomas Mashaba’s first loss in his ‘Official Record’ is incorrect; Mr. Mashaba never appeared in the Thohoyandou, Limpopo show on 02/24/01. Our South African editor, Andre De Vries, has confirmed this correction with the proper SA Commission and BoxRec has a copy of the report on file. His record stands as 20-1 12 KOs .” Official recordkeeper Fight Fax has also received the South African commission report and made the change.
An exciting lineup of preliminary fights will complete the card:
6 Rounds, Junior Welterweights
Ruslan Provodnikov, 6-0, 5 KOs, Ekaterinburg , Russia , vs.
Charles Wade, 4-4, 1 KO, Hartford , Connecticut .
8 Rounds, Super Middleweights
Maxim Vlasov, 10-0, 2 KOs, Tolyatti , Russia , vs.
Rodrigo Aguiar, 4-2, 3 KOs, Torrance , California .
4 Rounds, Super Flyweights
Qa’id Muhammad, Debut, Atlantic City , New Jeresy, vs.
Mario Gaxiola, 0-2, Las Vegas , Nevada .
4 Rounds, Super Middleweights
Brian Macy, 2-0, 1 KO, New Haven , Connecticut , vs.
TBA.
One more four-round bout will be added to the card.
All bouts subject to change without notice.
WEIGH-IN: Thursday, March 6, 4:00 to 6:00 P.M. in the Fox Theatre. (All times ET)
FIGHT NIGHT: Doors open at 7:00 P.M., first fight at 8:00 P.M.
ESPN will begin its live telecast at 9:00 P.M.
Tickets prices: $35, $50, $65.
Tickets are on sale now at: Foxwoods Resort Casino Box Office – 800-200-2882, and online at www.foxwoods.com.
Per Ake Persson: Euro News
Posted on | March 1, 2008 | No Comments
Danish cruiser Anders Hugger Nielsen, 9-0, headlines Team Palle´s first show of the year March 14 in Odense when he takes on American Louis Azille, 19-4-2, for the vacant IBA I/C title. It´s a step up in class for Hugger, who in his fights this far have shown promise but also a leaky defence. There will in all be six fights on the show and two more titlefights to be announced.
American heavy Joey Abell returns to Sweden and Gothenburg and will headline Pugnus Boxing Promotion´s show in Gothenburg March 27. Abell face Croatian Ivica Perkovic in what is a puncher vs spoiler clash, sadly over six-two minute rounds – the special Swedish rules for professional boxing will remain for at least this year also. Welter Isam Khalil and lightheavy Julian Ilie are also scheduled to fight. Also on the bill is Dane Allan Vester, who is also set to headline his father Anders´ show in Aarhus April 4.
Arena Box Promotion are back in Turkey and stage a show in Trabzon April 25 with welter Selcuk Aydin headling. Aydin square off against South African Lucky Lewele in WBC Int´l titlefight. Lewele beat another Alpaslan Aguzum, also a Arena fighter, but then lost to Bongani Mwelase. A defence by Mwelase against Aydin didn´t materialize and eventually he was stripped so Aydin vs Lewele is for the vacant title. Aydin fights Farkad Bakirov March 14 in Munich.
Spanish website espabox.com writes that WBO fly champ Omar Narvaez will defend the title against Ivan Pozo April 11 in Vigo.
Norwegian jr welter Geir Inge Jorgensen knocked out Romanian Robert Andrei Florin, a very soft touch, in the first round Feb 26 in Beograd, Serbia. The win set up a possible WBF titlefight for Geir Inge, who now may face Italian Alfredo Di Feto late April, also in Serbia.
WBO lightheavy champ Zsolt Erdei´s next defence will now take place sometime in May. The original working date was April 26 but it´s never been confirmed by Universum.
Hungarian cruiser Joszef Nagy wasn´t accepted by TV as a big enough “name” for Herbie Hide March 11 in Halle / Saale. In comes instead German veteran Ruediger May.
Ex-WBC supermiddle champ Markus Beyer returns March 14 in Munich. Opponent will be Russian Murat Mahmudov, once a capable fighter on the rise. How much he has left remains to be seen he should have enough left to make Markus work hard for a win. Cuban heavy Odlanier Solis face American veteran Bruce Seldon. Sinan Samil Sam defends the WBC Mediterranean title against Ratko Draskovic. On the undercard once touted lightheavy Kai Kurzawa looks to get his career back on track against Armin Dollinger.
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