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Zhan Kossobutskiy vs. Joey Dawejko - Full Card Information

Universum Box Promotion is back once again with another bumper card in Hamburg this Saturday night. The German based outfit continue to keep their large stable busy with a 14 fight card from the Universum Gym, with two heavyweight title fights topping the bill.

Kazakhstan heavyweight world title hopeful Zhan Kossobutskiy (15-0, 14 KOs) faces off against American Joey Dawejko (21-8-4) for the WBA International title in the show’s main event. Kossobutskiy will effectively been on home soil due to his association with Universum Box Promotion, Kossobutskiy claimed the vacant WBA title with a 4th round stoppage over Onoriode Ehwarieme in Hamburg this past February.

Dawejko is coming off as 1st round stoppage victory over Joe Jones in April. Dawejko comes in as the opponent looking to stanch the #13 ranking and title Kossobutskiy holds with the WBA. The Kazakh will himself look to continue his march up the heavyweight ladder towards a world title shot, coming off eight straight stoppage victories.

More heavyweight title action supports the main event with Cuban crusher Jose Larduet (5-0) taking on Santander Silgado (30-8) for the vacant WBC Latino title. Larduet has made Hamburg his home since defecting from Cuba with all his professional contests having been in the Hanseatic city after an impressive amateur career. Silgado comes off two knockout victories, having come up short in recent years previous against the likes of Cassius Chaney, Chazz Witherspoon and Tyrone Spong.

Undefeated records are on the line when Rostam Ibrahim (7-0-1) goes 8 rounds with Chico Kwasi (5-0) in the super middleweight division, Elvir Sendro (7-0, 7 KOs) collides with Istvan Zeller (38-30) in the cruiserweight division and Turkish pound-4-pound number one Avni Yildrim (21-4) looks to end a three defeat losing streak against Slavisa Simeunovic (37-51). The two-time world title challenger comes off defeats to Jack Cullen and two world title losses to Saul Alvarez and Anthony Dirrell.

Local prospects flood the undercard with Dilar Kisikyol (4-0), Hanna Hansen (1-0), Sevak Miroyan (2-0), Ajdin Reiz (5-0-1) and Alexander Chupil (6-0) all taking part in 6 round contests.

Darian Yasar (8-0), Freddy Kiwitt (17-3), Ilias Kallouch (2-1) and debutant Anas El Abid get the action underway from Hamburg this Saturday night 16:45 local time.

The show will be televised worldwide on FITE and Bild + in Germany.

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Check the full fight card below:

Main event - WBA International Heavy Title
Zhan Kossobutskiy vs Joey Dawejko

Co-main event - vacant WBC Latino Heavy Title
Jose Larduet vs Santander Silgado

Dilar Kisikyol vs Aleksandra Vujovic
Rostam Ibrahim vs Chico Kwasi
Senad Gashi vs Marcos Antonio Aumada

Sevak Miroyan vs Wilson Mendes
Elvir Sendro vs Istvan Zeller
Freddy Kiwitt vs Octavian Gratii

Alexander Chupil vs Peter Orlik
Hanna Hansen vs Klaudia Vigh
Ajdin Reiz vs Krisztian Santa

Ilias Kallouch vs Attila Csereklye
Anas El Abid vs Pal Olah

*fight card subject to change!

Excellent fight. I fancy Kossobutsky because of his amateur pedigree (not that Joey is in any way deficient in that department) and the fact he is on his way up.

Joey will give him a tough time though as does to everybody. Good to see ZK showing such ambition relative to other "mature prospects".

im not sure joey is that ambitious of an opponent tbh, he lost every round to sanchez, fedosov, and almost every round to jennings. hasnt really had a notable upset in years and years

joey has said before that he doesnt really get the chance to train properly

his niche is being close to unstoppable at this level, not being some really risky upsetter

Stop nit-picking Mags. Joey is a fine opponent compared to those that most other guys in ZK's situation are facing, mind you when you see what happened to Majidov you can perhaps understand why many would prefer to have a tailor's dummy in the opposite corner.

never said he wasnt fine, just don't think it's an 'ambitious' choice...joey gives dem rounds but i dont forsee a close fight

my prediction: zk wins something like 100-90, 99-91, etc

btw zk is a fave of mine ever since icing that fake wannabe klitschko dude

candyslim wrote: ↑18 Aug 2021, 08:09 Excellent fight. I fancy Kossobutsky because of his amateur pedigree (not that Joey is in any way deficient in that department) and the fact he is on his way up.

Joey will give him a tough time though as does to everybody. Good to see ZK showing such ambition relative to other "mature prospects".

I fancy Zhan even though I know little about him, but mainly because Joey is unfortunately a fat greedy waste of talent

Joey D in da house

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Boxing is a rip off..

Press Release

Universum Box Promotion is back once again with another bumper card in Hamburg this Saturday night. The German based outfit continue to keep their large stable busy with a 14 fight card from the Universum Gym, with two heavyweight title fights topping the bill.

Kazakhstan heavyweight world title hopeful Zhan Kossobutskiy (15-0, 14 KOs) faces off against American Joey Dawejko (21-8-4) for the WBA International title in the show’s main event. Kossobutskiy will effectively been on home soil due to his association with Universum Box Promotion, Kossobutskiy claimed the vacant WBA title with a 4th round stoppage over Onoriode Ehwarieme in Hamburg this past February.

Dawejko is coming off as 1st round stoppage victory over Joe Jones in April. Dawejko comes in as the opponent looking to stanch the #13 ranking and title Kossobutskiy holds with the WBA. The Kazakh will himself look to continue his march up the heavyweight ladder towards a world title shot, coming off eight straight stoppage victories.

More heavyweight title action supports the main event with Cuban crusher Jose Larduet (5-0) taking on Santander Silgado (30-8) for the vacant WBC Latino title. Larduet has made Hamburg his home since defecting from Cuba with all his professional contests having been in the Hanseatic city after an impressive amateur career. Silgado comes off two knockout victories, having come up short in recent years previous against the likes of Cassius Chaney, Chazz Witherspoon and Tyrone Spong.

Undefeated records are on the line when Rostam Ibrahim (7-0-1) goes 8 rounds with Chico Kwasi (5-0) in the super middleweight division, Elvir Sendro (7-0, 7 KOs) collides with Istvan Zeller (38-30) in the cruiserweight division and Turkish pound-4-pound number one Avni Yildrim (21-4) looks to end a three defeat losing streak against Slavisa Simeunovic (37-51). The two-time world title challenger comes off defeats to Jack Cullen and two world title losses to Saul Alvarez and Anthony Dirrell.

Local prospects flood the undercard with Dilar Kisikyol (4-0), Hanna Hansen (1-0), Sevak Miroyan (2-0), Ajdin Reiz (5-0-1) and Alexander Chupil (6-0) all taking part in 6 round contests.

Darian Yasar (8-0), Freddy Kiwitt (17-3), Ilias Kallouch (2-1) and debutant Anas El Abid get the action underway from Hamburg this Saturday night 16:45 local time.

The show will be televised worldwide on FITE and Bild + in Germany.

Kamil Sokołowski said that Kosobucki is the best he's ever faced.

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑19 Aug 2021, 05:57

candyslim wrote: ↑18 Aug 2021, 08:09 Excellent fight. I fancy Kossobutsky because of his amateur pedigree (not that Joey is in any way deficient in that department) and the fact he is on his way up.

Joey will give him a tough time though as does to everybody. Good to see ZK showing such ambition relative to other "mature prospects".

I fancy Zhan even though I know little about him, but mainly because Joey is unfortunately a fat greedy waste of talent

That's harsh. I like Joey he'll fight anyone and he'll give 'em trouble.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑19 Aug 2021, 03:16 never said he wasnt fine, just don't think it's an 'ambitious' choice...joey gives dem rounds but i dont forsee a close fight

my prediction: zk wins something like 100-90, 99-91, etc

Everything is relative as they say. Who was the Klitschko wannabe, not Victor VYkhryst?

candyslim wrote: ↑20 Aug 2021, 13:17

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑19 Aug 2021, 05:57

candyslim wrote: ↑18 Aug 2021, 08:09 Excellent fight. I fancy Kossobutsky because of his amateur pedigree (not that Joey is in any way deficient in that department) and the fact he is on his way up.

Joey will give him a tough time though as does to everybody. Good to see ZK showing such ambition relative to other "mature prospects".

I fancy Zhan even though I know little about him, but mainly because Joey is unfortunately a fat greedy waste of talent

That's harsh. I like Joey he'll fight anyone and he'll give 'em trouble.

I agree. But let’s not pretend he wouldn’t do way bettwr if he trained harder and dropped some weight

I have to be honest James, It was only relatively recently I became aware of Joey's history. As long as I'd known of him he was to me a tough pugnacious little warrior somewhere between top-class journeyman and fringe contender, with a height handicap..

In my eyes there was no well of talent, no unfulfilled potential to cause me to be disappointed in him. I just take him as I see him and I like what I see. I'm not saying you're wrong.

joey has said before he has full time job (roofing?) and because of that cant properly train for fights..........so its why i dont really expect much from him at this level other than just fighting to last the distance. he definitely has a good chin and that dont need much training!


he does have some talent though, he was a real good am and has some skills--its part of why hes so hard to stop, but his training is way below where it needs to be, and let's face it, he's probably like a lhw in shape

I guess so. He's 5' 9" if memory serves. Not too many guys of that height are forced to compete at over 200lbs due to physical constraints. Of course it probably pays better even at gatekeeper level and doesn't require the same degree of dedication.

I can understand that. If I'd put myself out a bit more I could be further up the career ladder with more responsibility, recognition, and money. Yes and more dedication, accountability, longer hours, maybe evenings and weekends, less free time, less time with the family ... nah, bollocks to that. I'm with you Joey

If someone has a vpn and wants to see this fight, It's available on https://sport.tvp.pl/

he's built like a brick shithouse no way he could compete at light heavy.

of course there's some wobble and he could go down to fvckin worthless bridgerweight but for what frikkin reason should he fvckin do that!

7pm UK time

This is bad even for a bad undercard !
Good win for "Der Skorpion" tho' !

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑21 Aug 2021, 06:05 joey has said before he has full time job (roofing?) and because of that cant properly train for fights..........so its why i dont really expect much from him at this level other than just fighting to last the distance. he definitely has a good chin and that dont need much training!


he does have some talent though, he was a real good am and has some skills--its part of why hes so hard to stop, but his training is way below where it needs to be, and let's face it, he's probably like a lhw in shape

Full time job is a problem for pro boxer. But that is not a reason to be 40 or 50 pounds overweight. His boxing skill is real, toughness too, but he would have less losses with better conditioning

Avni on now...

Avni finished now - 3KDs R1 KO.

Pointless

skanksta wrote: ↑21 Aug 2021, 15:37 Avni finished now - 3KDs R1 KO.

Pointless

Avni who??