Gatekeeper Ajetovic stopped prospect Gerlecki 11-0 Friday
Posted: 22 Oct 2015, 23:53
Friday 23 October 2015
Hala Szkoly Podstawowej nr 50, ul. PuĊaskiego 96, Bialystok, Poland
commission: Polish Professional Boxing Department
promoter: Mariusz Grabowski (Tymex Boxing Promotion), Dariusz Snarski (Wschodzacy Bialystok Boxing Te)
matchmaker: Robert Krzak
Michal Gerlecki 11 0 0
vs
Geard Ajetovic 26 14 1
Light Heavyweight
Robert Swierzbinski 14 4 1
vs
Sebastian Skrzypczynski 11 11 2
Middleweight
Marcin Brzeski 6 0 0
vs
Wladimir Letr 5 4 0
Heavyweight
Nikodem Jezewski 10 0 1
vs
Attila Palko 20 18 0
Cruiserweight
Damian Wrzesinski 8 0 0
vs
Andrei Staliarchuk 11 24 3
Lightweight
Mateusz Rzadkosz 1 0 0
vs
Ivan Murashkin 2 0 1
Super Middleweight
Tomasz Mazur 3 0 1
vs
Andrei Hramyka 10 13 3
Welterweight
Patryk Boruta debut
vs
Aliaksandr Abramenka 17 52 1
Welterweight
Gerlecki is a decent fighter. He started his pro career with a TTR KO of the Year contender in 2013.
He applies pressure from the bounbary of the pocket behind a good jab and picks apart his opponent mixing well to the body.
He has a tendency to hang in the pocket and over commit a little but so far has been too effective offensively to pay the price.
Geard is a solid gatekeeper. Very durable. Against more vulnerable opposition, he can be very efficient.
He had a stretch of wins including very good ones that started in 2013 with one upset a polish prospect in opalach. Also in that stretch, a controversial loss to Harry Simon, an upset of Uzelkov and 2 very close decision losses to De Carolis & Dilmurod on their home turf... Safe to say his losses during that period could all be wins... That version of Geard could almost be considered a fav vs Gerlecki if the fight was on neutral grounds.
But Geard loss his last 3 in a 40 day period... Hasn't won many rounds which indicate the run of bad luck/decisions might be starting to affect him mentally... A win vs gerlecki would get him back to a solid gatekeeper status.
Hala Szkoly Podstawowej nr 50, ul. PuĊaskiego 96, Bialystok, Poland
commission: Polish Professional Boxing Department
promoter: Mariusz Grabowski (Tymex Boxing Promotion), Dariusz Snarski (Wschodzacy Bialystok Boxing Te)
matchmaker: Robert Krzak
Michal Gerlecki 11 0 0
vs
Geard Ajetovic 26 14 1
Light Heavyweight
Robert Swierzbinski 14 4 1
vs
Sebastian Skrzypczynski 11 11 2
Middleweight
Marcin Brzeski 6 0 0
vs
Wladimir Letr 5 4 0
Heavyweight
Nikodem Jezewski 10 0 1
vs
Attila Palko 20 18 0
Cruiserweight
Damian Wrzesinski 8 0 0
vs
Andrei Staliarchuk 11 24 3
Lightweight
Mateusz Rzadkosz 1 0 0
vs
Ivan Murashkin 2 0 1
Super Middleweight
Tomasz Mazur 3 0 1
vs
Andrei Hramyka 10 13 3
Welterweight
Patryk Boruta debut
vs
Aliaksandr Abramenka 17 52 1
Welterweight
Gerlecki is a decent fighter. He started his pro career with a TTR KO of the Year contender in 2013.
He applies pressure from the bounbary of the pocket behind a good jab and picks apart his opponent mixing well to the body.
He has a tendency to hang in the pocket and over commit a little but so far has been too effective offensively to pay the price.
Geard is a solid gatekeeper. Very durable. Against more vulnerable opposition, he can be very efficient.
He had a stretch of wins including very good ones that started in 2013 with one upset a polish prospect in opalach. Also in that stretch, a controversial loss to Harry Simon, an upset of Uzelkov and 2 very close decision losses to De Carolis & Dilmurod on their home turf... Safe to say his losses during that period could all be wins... That version of Geard could almost be considered a fav vs Gerlecki if the fight was on neutral grounds.
But Geard loss his last 3 in a 40 day period... Hasn't won many rounds which indicate the run of bad luck/decisions might be starting to affect him mentally... A win vs gerlecki would get him back to a solid gatekeeper status.
