Europes best bantamweight for the last 5 years, Johnny Bredahl announced his retirement today due to fragile hands. Bredahl have boxed for 25 years and represented Denmark in the '88 olympics, he was WBO super flyweight champ and held different titles at bantam before he won the WBA belt knocking out Eidy Moya in 2002.
He was to have defended his belt vs Julio Zarate on the Larsen vs Siaca undercard on november 12th.
His letter to WBA:
http://www.teampalle.dk/filarkiv/0004ok ... brev11.jpg
His record:
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=001510
Johnny Bredahl retires
I had a cracking bit of drunken chit-chat with a Danish couple on the central line one night after they spotted my BN with fat-boy Neilsen on the front. They knew a damn sight more about boxing than I was expecting.Loynesy wrote:Danish boxing fans good to chat to
Respect to Bredahl, what a natural talent.
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celticwarrior
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Best of luck to Bredahl in retirement. What he achieved following his stoppage loss to Wayne McCullough in a WBC bantamweight title fight shows that McCullough never really got enough credit for that win. In fact a lot of people were quite critical of McCullough after that fight but Bredahl's subsequent WBA reign makes it look a very decent result now.
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BubiScholz
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