Agit Kabayel looks very fit, better than in his past few fights. Damian Knyba looks a bit soft, but in decent shape.
Kevin Saszik looks unusually fit for a heavyweight, his opponent is overweight but is said to be a big puncher.
Nelvie Tiafack's opponent Piotr Cwik is an age 42 obese blown-up middleweight.
Roman Fury has a soft belly like Tyson, but his opponent is even softer.
Daniel Dietz and Seun Salami are both fit, this should be a good fight.
Granit Shala and Petar Milas are both a bit overweight, but reasonably fit.
Re: Weigh-in for the Kabayel vs Knyba card
Posted: 10 Jan 2026, 12:56
by golden_labrador
Perkin Warbeck wrote: ↑09 Jan 2026, 13:46
Agit Kabayel looks very fit, better than in his past few fights. Damian Knyba looks a bit soft, but in decent shape.
Kevin Saszik looks unusually fit for a heavyweight, his opponent is overweight but is said to be a big puncher.
Nelvie Tiafack's opponent Piotr Cwik is an age 42 obese blown-up middleweight.
Roman Fury has a soft belly like Tyson, but his opponent is even softer.
Daniel Dietz and Seun Salami are both fit, this should be a good fight.
Granit Shala and Petar Milas are both a bit overweight, but reasonably fit.
"Unusually fit"
Re: Weigh-in for the Kabayel vs Knyba card
Posted: 10 Jan 2026, 17:22
by Sendo Takeshi
The co-main event ended like 20 minutes ago and instead of starting the main event, they’re playing old replays and doing random as* interviews that nobody cares about..
I hate this part of boxing. If it doesn’t start in the next few minutes, I’m just going to sleep.
EDIT: Agit already cut round 1
Re: Weigh-in for the Kabayel vs Knyba card
Posted: 10 Jan 2026, 17:45
by Sendo Takeshi
After a rough start, Agit stopped him in the 3rd.
The ref stopped it a little too early for my taste, even though it looked like the polish guy was about to get some goos pounding.
Re: Weigh-in for the Kabayel vs Knyba card
Posted: 10 Jan 2026, 18:00
by Sendo Takeshi
Great atmosphere overall.
Just do Usyk vs Kabayel in germany next and forget the Wilder Fight
Re: Weigh-in for the Kabayel vs Knyba card
Posted: 11 Jan 2026, 11:03
by robbydecker
Sendo Takeshi wrote: ↑10 Jan 2026, 18:00
Great atmosphere overall.
Just do Usyk vs Kabayel in germany next and forget the Wilder Fight
No..!!!
Not in Germany..!!
The ref will wave it off if Usyk gets hit with 3 unanswered punches.
Those German refs are Horrendous..!!
Sendo Takeshi wrote: ↑10 Jan 2026, 18:00
Great atmosphere overall.
Just do Usyk vs Kabayel in germany next and forget the Wilder Fight
No..!!!
Not in Germany..!!
The ref will wave it off if Usyk gets hit with 3 unanswered punches.
Those German refs are Horrendous..!!
The ref from the main event is from the UK...
The ref from the co-main is german and he almost got the german dude k*lled, because he didn't wanna stop it.
Sendo Takeshi wrote: ↑10 Jan 2026, 18:00
Great atmosphere overall.
Just do Usyk vs Kabayel in germany next and forget the Wilder Fight
No..!!!
Not in Germany..!!
The ref will wave it off if Usyk gets hit with 3 unanswered punches.
Those German refs are Horrendous..!!
The ref from the main event is from the UK...
The ref from the co-main is german and he almost got the german dude k*lled, because he didn't wanna stop it.
Yes Yes. This further emphasizes my whole point.
Usyk could be beating the living daylights out of Kabayal and a German Ref would give him every conceivable chance to remain in the bout.
Whereas if it's Kabayal so much as landing a mere few unanswered punches, that same German Ref would be stepping in immediately and waving it off..!!
No..!!!
Not in Germany..!!
The ref will wave it off if Usyk gets hit with 3 unanswered punches.
Those German refs are Horrendous..!!
The ref from the main event is from the UK...
The ref from the co-main is german and he almost got the german dude k*lled, because he didn't wanna stop it.
Yes Yes. This further emphasizes my whole point.
Usyk could be beating the living daylights out of Kabayal and a German Ref would give him every conceivable chance to remain in the bout.
Whereas if it's Kabayal so much as landing a mere few unanswered punches, that same German Ref would be stepping in immediately and waving it off..!!
Like I said, the ref from the main event is english.. Seems like you have trouble understanding.
You just took the worst part of both refs and act like it's typical german ref behavior.
Just to remind you, the US isn't known for the fair scorecards and unbiased refs..
The ref from the main event is from the UK...
The ref from the co-main is german and he almost got the german dude k*lled, because he didn't wanna stop it.
Yes Yes. This further emphasizes my whole point.
Usyk could be beating the living daylights out of Kabayal and a German Ref would give him every conceivable chance to remain in the bout.
Whereas if it's Kabayal so much as landing a mere few unanswered punches, that same German Ref would be stepping in immediately and waving it off..!!
Like I said, the ref from the main event is english.. Seems like you have trouble understanding.
You just took the worst part of both refs and act like it's typical german ref behavior.
Just to remind you, the US isn't known for the fair scorecards and unbiased refs..
Neither is any country. It’s a corrupt sport. Long been so. Where a ref or judge is from doesn’t mean they are not biased or worse
Re: Weigh-in for the Kabayel vs Knyba card
Posted: 12 Jan 2026, 07:03
by Sendo Takeshi
giacomino wrote: ↑11 Jan 2026, 15:21
Neither is any country. It’s a corrupt sport. Long been so. Where a ref or judge is from doesn’t mean they are not biased or worse
