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Hey Bubs, whats this guy like???

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068602

i heard you mention him before...

Looks like a slick boxer who lacks a punch!!!

My friend fights him tomorrow...

He is an ok boxer that maybe can win a EBU title and maybe defend it once or twice but nothing more, he wont go further than european level. Kursawa had a hard fight vs Lolenga Mock but who hasnt these days?
The fight will not be shown on german TV saturday (ARD) maybe there will something fromit on MDR sunday morning, other wise it might be shown on Eurosport.

he is the most offensive boxer from Wolke. He thinks he can win a world title this or next year. o.k., he could win vs Woods. but who could not

in light heavy is at the moment everything possible. I haven´t seen your friend boxing. so it´s difficult to say something for this fight.

I am sure that they will show something after the Beyer-fight and the interviews. they always show some action of Kurzawa. maybe they show on Sunday (9 am CET) at MDR the whole fight. this will happen when the Beyer-fight is short because they show 2 hours.

In the ARD program they say that they will show Hoffmann vs Mirovis after Beyer vs Green so it will most likely only be highlights at most that ARD will show.

thanks guys,

Freiheit i know you have seen Elvis fight alvarez in denmark....
I hope Elvis can pull it off, he always ends up in his opponents backyard!!!

I suppose its better Kai is offensive rather than a runner.... more suited to Elvis

and i agree Lolenga Mock is a very good fighter!!!

it seems to be a tough matchup, both are european contenders with a chance this year in this weak division.

Woohooo!!!

pleased to say that Elvis won this one by points over 10 rounds for the EEC title.

I think it was a split or majority decision but i am really happy for him...

Its the third fight he has taken "in the opponents backyard" and come away with a points victory.

Yes, well done to Elvis - that was a hard fight to predict.

Makes N'dou look even better. Well done Elvis, he has comeback well since that set back - N'dou is world class in my opinion.

Other results this weekend saw Otis Grant continue his comeback with an impressive win. Time for a world title shot IMO.

stujones wrote:Yes, well done to Elvis - that was a hard fight to predict.

Makes N'dou look even better. Well done Elvis, he has comeback well since that set back - N'dou is world class in my opinion.

Other results this weekend saw Otis Grant continue his comeback with an impressive win. Time for a world title shot IMO.

Grant will be part in an elimination tournament with Pemberton, Sanavia and Lucas

knockout wrote:Woohooo!!!

pleased to say that Elvis won this one by points over 10 rounds for the EEC title.

I think it was a split or majority decision but i am really happy for him...

Its the third fight he has taken "in the opponents backyard" and come away with a points victory.

~ Referee: Esa Lehtosaari 98-92 | Judge: Massimo Barrovecchio 96-94 | Judge: Søren Saugmann 95-95 ~

stujones wrote:Yes, well done to Elvis - that was a hard fight to predict.

Makes N'dou look even better. Well done Elvis, he has comeback well since that set back - N'dou is world class in my opinion.

Other results this weekend saw Otis Grant continue his comeback with an impressive win. Time for a world title shot IMO.

ndou? im a little lost mate.

Freiheit wrote:

knockout wrote:Woohooo!!!

pleased to say that Elvis won this one by points over 10 rounds for the EEC title.

I think it was a split or majority decision but i am really happy for him...

Its the third fight he has taken "in the opponents backyard" and come away with a points victory.

~ Referee: Esa Lehtosaari 98-92 | Judge: Massimo Barrovecchio 96-94 | Judge: Søren Saugmann 95-95 ~

thanks for the score Freiheit!!!!

i am guessing Stu means Peter Oboh... and yes it does!!!!!

dbf wrote:

stujones wrote:Yes, well done to Elvis - that was a hard fight to predict.

Makes N'dou look even better. Well done Elvis, he has comeback well since that set back - N'dou is world class in my opinion.

Other results this weekend saw Otis Grant continue his comeback with an impressive win. Time for a world title shot IMO.

ndou? im a little lost mate.

Do you mean Oboh, Stu?

Yes it does, Peter Oboh. Not Lovermore or Phillip.

cool, wasnt been a smartass, was trying to think who you meant! Oboh, now it makes sense! And from what Ive seen, I agree. Definitely got some class about him. He aint fought in a while though.

Oboh must be the definition of a 'who-needs-him'. Tough, strong, fit, mean bigger with an average record. It's 'so what' if you beat him, but (he really looks at or about world level on recent form) he's quite capable of turning you over. It'll be interesting to see if he can get fights.

dbf wrote:cool, wasnt been a smartass, was trying to think who you meant! Oboh, now it makes sense! And from what Ive seen, I agree. Definitely got some class about him. He aint fought in a while though.

No, my mistake - didn't accuse you of being a smartarse. Lots on and typing at a rates of knots. What to finish my UNI work and post here before the Rugby.

dean powell does a real SHIT job for him!!!

Oboh, a walking nightmare for any light heavyweight, must surely be the epitome of a career going nowhere.

No tv contract, nobody wants to fight him because he's so dangerous, not high enough in the rankings to get shots, ugly record, awkward non crowd pleasing style, doesn't call anyone out, isn't well known.

I would love to see him in with glen johnson, what an intriguing clash that would be. Who would outmuscle who?

knockout wrote:Woohooo!!!

pleased to say that Elvis won this one by points over 10 rounds for the EEC title.

I think it was a split or majority decision but i am really happy for him...

Its the third fight he has taken "in the opponents backyard" and come away with a points victory.

yup, and every close fight in Germany goes to the german fighter......

BubiScholz wrote:

knockout wrote:Woohooo!!!

pleased to say that Elvis won this one by points over 10 rounds for the EEC title.

I think it was a split or majority decision but i am really happy for him...

Its the third fight he has taken "in the opponents backyard" and come away with a points victory.

yup, and every close fight in Germany goes to the german fighter......

shame Hoffman got a gift or it would have been a nice show with good scoring and the right winners!!!

anyone with any knowledge of German boxing knows that not all close decisions go to the home town fighter (however like most countries the majority do !!)

Gonzalez was very lucky against D-Man, Urkal first time with Harris was very close too

the Hoffmann-fight was close, you could also give a draw or a close decision to Mirovic.

Strange you seem to be the only person who thinks that.